Uneasiness Follows Soviet Czechoslovak Kiev Talks
Prague fears over a two day Kiev summit between the Soviet Union and Czechoslovakia. Brezhnev and Kosygin led the talks on common interests and further cooperation in a climate of secrecy and guarded commentary. The decision making appeared split between Dubcek allies and a pro Moscow center. The meeting touched on reforms and Soviet interference, with the central committee session on economic reforms set for next Thursday.
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Prague
Ukraine
Alexander Dubcek
Kiev
Moscow
Kremlin
Communist Party
Dubcek
Czechoslovakia
Leonid Brezhnev
Alexei Kosygin
Strougal
Antonin Novotny
Hiegel Speaks Tuesday at ISU
Dr Frederick C Fliegel professor of rural sociology at the University of Illinois will speak at Indiana State University Tuesday on Technological Diffusion in a Transitional Society in Room 224 of the ISU Science Building. His work includes Fulbright in Brazil and leadership of a MSU project spanning India Nigeria and Brazil. The lecture is open to the public.
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Frederick C. Fliegel
University of Illinois
Indiana State University
Fliegel
University of Wisconsin
United States
Brazil
India
University of Rio Grande Do Sul
Michigan State University
Nigeria
ISU Science
Woman Reports Being Beaten and Robbed in Terre Haute
Police investigate a Terre Haute assault and attempted strong arm robbery reported by Sylvia Cline of 1512 North 7th Street. She says two women and one man beat her near Fourth Street and Mulberry Street at about 10:30 p.m. Sunday and forced her to hand over $4 after demanding $10. she went to police at 1 a.m. Monday to file.
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Terre Haute
Sylvia Cline
7Th St
4Th and
Mulbery Sts
Cline
Unlicensed Dogs Fined and Destroyed in Vigo County
Hubert and Betty Earls of 2116 Arleth St faced a health department harboring unlicensed dogs charge. Police reported 25 to 30 animals at their home. Justice of the Peace Lee Easton fined Mrs. Earls 41 dollars and Mr. Earls 17 dollars and ordered all dogs destroyed.
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Justice of the Peace
Lee Easton
Easton
Hubert
Betty Earls
Arleth Sr
Vigo County Health Department
Health Department
Purse Snatcher Receives Suspended Prison Term
William Childs 35 of Vigo County received a one to five year suspended sentence for theft after pleading guilty to grabbing a purse from a woman on East Wabash Avenue. He was placed on five years probation. Also, Albert W. McKinney 47 pled guilty to assault and battery on a minor with pre sentence investigation ordered. Four teens admitted theft at Norm Bedford's Deep Rock station on Poplar Street. Sentencing for the youths set for January 9.
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Vigo
Indiana State Prison
H. Ralph Johnston
William Childs
Gilbert Ave
Johnston
Childs
Harriett Biddle
Wabash Avenue
Navy
Albert W. McKinney
15Th St
Old Mill
North Terre Haute
McKinney
Charles Koll
Jordan Lewis
William E. McKinney
S. 14Th St
Rickey Robins
4Th St
Richard L. Gene
Terry L. Bealmear
Norm Bedford
Poplar St
Veterans Affairs Rep to hold Q&A in Room 216
The Veterans Administration Contact Representative will visit the Federal Building on Tuesday to answer questions for veterans and their dependents. The session in Room 216 is open to all interested attendees.
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Veterans’ Administration
Federal Building
Indiana court fines and jail terms for multiple offenders
A list of individuals with ages and addresses facing penalties for offenses including intoxication driving without a license improper plates stop and turn sign violations and illegal possession of alcohol. Penalties range from small fines to jail terms up to 90 days and short sentences at the penal farm.
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Roy Boatman
Indiana State Penal Farm
Police Probe Sunday Night Theft Cases
Three break ins two attempted break ins and two theft complaints reported Sunday night. John Hilton 432 Lafayette Ave said a portable TV and stand valued at 150 were stolen. About 8 in change from Cahill Barbershop and two hair tonics taken from 1623 Poplar St. Entry gained by breaking front door glass. Power House Tavern owner John Power 1429 Poplar St said entry by breaking side door glass. inventory to determine losses. Moore's Tavern front door glass at 1200 Poplar St broken but no entry gained. Harmon's Restaurant front door glass broken at 15 S 16th St. damage 20. no entry gained. Gilbert Hoke 3224 Putnam St said about 60 worth of Christmas lights stolen from front of home. Thelves broke right vent window to gain entry to Mike Parsons truck 1600 S lth St. two axes and two knives taken. No value listed.
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John Hilton
Lafayette Ave
Cahill
Poplar St
John Power
Power House
Power
Moore’s Tavern
Harmon’s
S. 16Th St
Gilbert Hoke
Putnam St
Thelves
Mike Parsons
S. Lth
Parsons
Explosion Claims Life Of Boy In Elkhart Basement
Two year old Eric Lienhart died in an Elkhart Indiana home explosion and fire Sunday evening. Authorities said a can of gasoline overturned near a water heater started the blaze confined to the basement. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Charles Lienhart.
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Elkhart, Ind
UPI
Eric Lienhart
Charles Lienhart
Fire destroys Howard Johnson restaurant in Speedway City
An Indianapolis AP report states a Howard Johnson restaurant and cocktail lounge in Speedway City burned, with estimated losses at 80000 dollars. Fire officials say the blaze started in a deep fat fryer. managers note the automatic extinguishing system failed to operate. Food and drink facilities expected to be closed through the holidays.
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Indianapolis
Howard Johnson
Speedway City
Ed Brotas
Fourth Recon Plane Downed by Ground Fire in Vietnam
Ground fire shot down a U.S. reconnaissance plane over North Vietnam's southern panhandle. The crew bailed out and were rescued near Dong Hoi. The strike follows rising losses since bombing paused 39 days ago. Marines and South Vietnamese units advanced near Da Nang, with 91 guerrillas killed and significant bunker networks found. Proximity battles and micro-operations continued near Nha Trang and other front lines.
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Saigon
UPI
North Vietnam
Panhandle
South China Sea
Dong Hoi
U.S
Nort
Dodge City
da Nang
South Vietnam
Nha Trang
Three Men Sentenced and Fined for Local Couple Beating
Three men James L. Bernon Frank J. Funk and Lonza Cordell were fined 45 each and sentenced to 15 days in jail after a guilty verdict for assault and battery. They were arrested on a JP warrant issued by Lee Easton following a hearing at his court. The trio allegedly broke into the Johnsons apartment at 10144 S. 1342 St and beat the couple, hospitalizing them for three days after the Dec 1 early morning incident.
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James L. Bernon
S. 14Th St
Frank J. Funk
Lonza Cordell
S. 18Th St
JP Lee Easton
JP Easton
Thomas Johnson
Truman Library at Independence attracts 1.75 million visitors
The Harry S. Truman Library in Independence Missouri reports surpassing 1.75 million visitors since its 1957 opening, reflecting strong public interest in the former president and American history.
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Harry S. Truman
Independence
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