Brinkley in court extortion trial stops to self harm
Dr. Otho Hesterly testified Brinkley had personality problems. Moments later Brinkley attempted suicide in the courtroom by cutting his throat with a razor. Brinkley, 27, faced extortion and conspiracy charges involving Little Rock banks and a bank officer. He was taken to Baptist Medical Center and not hospitalized.
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Little Rock, Ark
UPI
Otho Hesterly
Sherrill
Gary Brinkley
Brinkley
Little Rock
Baptist Medical Center
Obituary notes with multiple local deaths across Indiana towns
Numerous death notices from Terre Haute and surrounding areas state dates, ages, and burial plans. Mrs Clara G Cranny 78 of 512 S 23rd St died at Canterbury Convalescent Centre. services at Callahan Funeral Home and St Benedicts with Calvary Cemetery burial. Also notices for Mrs Natalie Preston Smith 94, James Hanna 42, Reeder D Howell 80, Charles Eugene Norton 20, George Gilbert Casey 98, John W Fischer 81, Fred Taylor Sr 88 and others with funeral homes, church services, and cemeteries listed.
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Clara G. Cranny
S. 23Rd St
Canterbury Convalescent Centre
Callahan Funeral Home
St. Benedict's Catholic Church
Calvary Cemetery
John M
Jack’ Canny
Terre Haute
Indianapolis
Nettie Morris
Herman Taylor
Cleo Engles
Dorothy Rivard
Detroit
Mich
Severa
Natalie Preston Smith
1342
Poplar
Terre Haute House
St. Anthony Hospital
Patrick J. Ryan
John J. Dray
Woodlawn Cemetery
Monte Hanna
Wabash Ave
James Hanna
Zelda
Kenneth
Kay Arlene Atkinson
Houston
Tex
Sam
Joe
Helen Sims
St. George Orthodox Church
Flanner-Buchanan Funeral Home
Fall Creek Blvd
Reeder D. Howell
Crawford St
Union Hospital
Mary Howell
Robert J. Howell
Ellicott City
Susan Toaz
Taylorville Hill
Callahan
John Elford
George Gilbert
Casey Nursing Home
Nettie
Markwell Funeral Home
Hugh Smith
Casey Washington Street
Centerpoint
Ind
John W. Fischer
Birch Creek Coal Co
Quality Coal Co
Bowling Green
Clay Masonic Lodge
Fatch Chapel
Opal
John
Masonic Lodge No. 85
Cayuga
Fred Taylor Sr
Lodi
Danville
Til
Catherine Bush
Johnson and Johnson Co
Chicago
Mary Golden
Ruth Beddow
Adeline Beddow
Fred Jr
Harvey
Oaklawn
Roy Burbank
Ill
Harry
California
Watson Funeral Home
Paul Ray J
St. Patrick’ Cemetery
Dugger
Homer Ellis
Virginia Stone
Eugene
Rochester
N.Y
Howard
Dexter
Cecil
Penns Grove
N.J
Scott
Sandhorn
Newkirk Funeral Home
Gene Gilbreath
Burris Chapel Cemetery
Former basketball star Robert Royer found shot to death
former Bowling Green High School and Indiana State standout Robert Royer 46 was found dead near West Lafayette after alleged involvement in his ex wife Elizabeth Darling's slaying at Cosden Oil. Royer formerly ran Eastwood Club Terre Haute worked as a real estate salesman and investment counselor with Indiana and Chicago addresses.
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Robert
Bobby) Royer
Bowling Green
Denver Nuggets
West Lafayette
UPI
Tippecanoe
Royer
Cosden Oil and Chemical Co
Rover
Glenn Curtis
Johnny Wooden
John L. Longfellow
National Basketball Association
Indiana
Spencer
Freeland Park
Calumet
Pandas Ling Ling and Hsing Hsing Seen Meeting Sparks Hope
Washington reports slow progress in the arranged panda match as Dr. Theodore Reed predicts romance within six months. The comment came at a State Department reception in Vincennes attended by Chinese journalists during a visit.
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Washington
UPI
Ling-Ling
Hsing-Hsing
China
United States
Theodore Reed
National Zoo
State Department
Local Option Tax Relief Faces 1973 Tax Plan Debate
Governors Bowen unveils Local Option as 1973 tax restructure relief. Counties adopting could gain up to 17 percent property tax relief while total levy dollars freeze at 1972 levels. Rejected counties must run restrained budgets with spending tied to property assessment growth.
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Otis R. Bowen
Bowen
Nixon Pompidou summit ends with cautious hope of agreement
In Reykjavik the two leaders closed a final session after private talks yielded no dramatic breakthrough. Spokesmen expressed cautious optimism that negotiat ing procedures endorsed by Nixon and Pompidou could lead to future accord.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
Nixon
Georges Pompidou
London
Atlantic
Terre Haute Neighborhood Plan Targets Housing and Development
The city prepares for future impacts on neighborhoods focusing on housing quality land use conservation rehabilitation and development and capital improvements. Twenty one neighborhoods are evaluated by the OPD with a statistical profile including population fire rate vacant land and overcrowding. Federal funds for OPD programs begin in July 1974 and WCIEDD officials say Terre Haute should qualify.
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Terre Haute
OPD
Wciedd
Testimony Details clash over Watergate CIA links
The memo recounts disputed testimony on June 23, 1972, about CIA involvement in Watergate. Haldeman and Ehrlichman deny intent to hinder the FBI probe while Sen McClellan and Rep Nedzi urge Justice review for possible perjury. Dean faced accusations over attempting to spur CIA involvement.
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Cushman
Ehrlichman
Ehrichman
H. R. Haldeman
CIA
Richard Helms
Helms
Army
Vernon A. Walters
White House
Democratic
Walters
FBI
Surance
Haldeman
John L. McClellan
Dark
McClellan
Congress
Lucien D. Nedzi
D-Mich
Justice Department
Dean
Indiana and Illinois Senators Back Cambodia Bomber Cut
The Senate, by 63 to 19, voted to cut off all funds for U S bombing in Cambodia with four Tribune area senators Birch Bayh Vance Hartke Adlai Stevenson and Charles Percy among the majority.
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Washington
United States
Tribune
Birch Bayh
Vance Hartke
Indiana
Adlai Stevenson
Charles Percy
Ilinois
Senate
U.S
Cambodia
Kissinger Tho Resume Paris Talks for Cease Fire Compliance
Negotiations between Henry A. Kissinger and Le Duc Tho resume in Paris on June 6 as both sides press for full cease-fire accord compliance. Senate comments accuse leaders of prompting further Indochina bloodshed after a Thursday vote.
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Henry A. Kissinger
North Vietnam
le Duc Tho
Paris
Indochina
Tower
Senate
Eagleton amendment splits party lines in appropriation vote
The Eagleton amendment drew 43 Democratic and 20 Republican votes for approval while 16 Republicans and 3 Democrats opposed it. The overall appropriation bill passed 73 to 5.
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Fairbanks
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Arthur Lindsey
Dunlap
Dennison
Casey, Ill
Carrie M. McNabb
Clay City
Buchanan Funeral Home
Robinson New Cemetery
Mrs. Sadie Strate
Edwardsport
Sadie Strate
Crestview Nursing Home
Robert Royer
David R. Bronson, Inc
Meadows
Pastor R. R
Schwambach
Rae Ly Wiil
Vacation Bible School
Assembly of God
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THE
Associated Press
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Washington Post
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Post
Cox
Athens
George Papadopoulos
Greece
Papadopoulos
Constantine
Brighton
L. Patrick Gray III
Gray
Holy Spirit Pally
R. L. Hobby
5Th Street
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Mater
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