Sheppard to be tried again in Cleveland for murder
Samuel H. Sheppard will face a second degree murder retrial in Cleveland after the Supreme Court found his 1954 conviction unfair. Prosecutor Corrigan said the new trial will not seek the death penalty, and press seating will be limited. Sheppard, age 42, declared readiness to prove his innocence alongside his wife Ariane.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Sheppard
Samuel H. Sheppard
Cuyahoga County
John T. Corrigan
Supreme Court
High Court
Marilyn
Edward Blythin
Ariane
Corrigan
U. S. Supreme Court
Vigo School Plan Among 21 Approved
The Indiana General Education Commission approved final plans for 21 new school buildings and authorized a variation in high school construction with an interior classroom fronting a corridor. It recommended a Southeast School Corporation vocational education plan and approved a $144,500 Veterans Memorial Fund loan for a Lake Ridge school with mobile classrooms permitted for several towns.
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Indianapolis
API
Indiana General Education Commission
Vocational Education
Southeast School Corporation
Case County
Indiana Vocational Education Commission
Division of
Elwood
Buttsfield
Cumberland
Martinsville
Griffith
Tippecanoe
Greenfield
Veterans Memorial Fund
Lake Ridge
Calumet Township
Lake County
Wainers
Jeffersonville
Vigo County
South Bend
South Madison
Shelbyville
Fortville
Pilgrim Holiness Church Hosts Glad Tidings Quartet
The Glad Tidings Quartet of Indianapolis joins Pilgrim Holiness Church for Children’s Sunday. They sing during Sunday School and the 10 30 a m worship service and will present a gospel concert at 2 p m.
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Hulman Street Pilgrim Holiness Church
Glad Tidings Quartet
Indianapolis
Weston site adds to atom plant bid contest
AEC official James Ramey toured Weston Illinois amid six rival sites for a 375 million atom smasher. Gov. Kerner and Sen. Douglas joined the visit as Weston residents welcomed the site as a potential nuclear accelerator location. Drach claimed Weston had been chosen but Ramey denied any decision and noted further procedures are needed.
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Weston, Ill
James T. Ramey
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Weston
Ramey
AEC
Illinois
Madison
Wis
Ann Arbor
Mich
Upton
N. Y
Denver
Cole
Sacramento
Calif
Otto Kerner
Paul H. Douglas
D-Ill
Oak Brook
Chicago
Kerner
George E. Drach
Springfield
Drach
Stoughton
University of Wisconsin
Commission
Douglas
Illinois Commission On Atomic Energy
Young Escapee Eludes Search At Juvenile Center
Area law enforcement continued a Saturday hunt for a 15 year old boy who fled Vigo Juvenile Detention Center after obtaining keys and escaping through a top security exit. He climbed a fence and remains at large. he is charged with vehicle taking.
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Vigo
Farmers Home approves loan for Indiana watershed project
The Farmers Home Administration granted a 74,240 loan to the Little Wea Conservancy District in Tippecanoe County for a watershed project. Local contributions will cover the remaining 115,760 of the 190,000 cost.
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Washington
Farmers Home Administration
Little Wea
A Mornin Judge Delbert Payne Jr Faces Reckless Driving
Reckless driving fines listed for several defendants. Delbert Payne Jr. fined 32.25 dollars with no address given. Ronald Herbst age 17 of 40 S 21st St fined 23.25 for speeding. Ida Craig 43 of Brazil fined 13.25 for improper turn. Gloria McCammon 19 of Dagger fined 13.25 for running stop sign. Roy Hoopinger 3214 N 24th St fined 25 for malicious destruction of property. Lawrence Theilman 18 of 55 S 26th St reckless driving continued to June 27. William Abel 47 of 2620 Ft Harrison Rd fined 2.25 for improper muffler.
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Delbert Payne JR
Ronald Herbst
S. 21St St
Gloria McCammon
Roy Hoopingarner
N. 24Th St
Lawrence Theilman
S. 26Th St
William Abel
Harrison Rd
Second Baptist Program Sunday at 1406 Oak Street
The Usher Board of Second Baptist Church hosts a 3 30 p m program at the church 1406 Oak St featuring readings by Mrs Luella Stevens Flora Bruce Carolyn Roberts and musical selections by the St Paul Youth Choir the St John Choir and the Men's Lexington Choir Miss Annie Binford chairs the event while Rev Noel E Hord delivers remarks
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Second Baptist Church
Oak St
St. Paul
Luella Stevens
Novella Bailey
Flora Bruce
St. John Choir
Carolyn Roberts
Lexington
Annie Binford
Noel E. Hord
Pier accident kills worker at I 64 bridge project
A pier at an Interstate 64 bridge project near Griffin slipped, killing James R. Churchwell, 51, of Carmi Illinois. He was a laborer on the site.
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Princeton
Ind
Griffin
James R. Churchwell
Carmi
Ill
Universities seek bonds for housing at IU and Purdue
Indiana and Purdue universities ask the State Budget Committee to authorize more than 20 million dollars in bonds for student housing. IU plans 4.94 million for an apartment complex and 7.30 million for a dormitory housing 524 female and 534 male students, while Purdue seeks 7.87 million for a graduate center housing 872 students with 13 story and 10 story wings. Also funded are hospital and school improvements including Beatty Memorial Hospital plumbing, Fort Wayne State School elevator, State Farm coal storage bulldozer, and Blind School roof repairs.
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Indianapolis
I.U
Purdue
Beatty Memorial Hospital
Westville
Fort Wayne State School
State Farm
Putnamville
Blind School
TWA Hearing Set for August 30 on Flight Service Abandonment
The Civil Aeronautics Board fixed August 30 for a hearing on Trans World Airline's petition to abandon its East-West flight service at Hulman Field. James Ball, aviation committee chair, said CAB offered no location, leaving Terre Haute officials uncertain if the session will be in Terre Haute or Washington, D. C.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
Trans World Airline
Hulman Field
James Ball
Chamber of Commerce Aviation Committee
Ball
CAB
Terre Haute
Washington, D. C
Trustees Grant III Personnel Wage Boosts
Indiana University's board of trustees approved a 138.3 million operating funds budget for 1967 69 with a 7.5 percent annual salary increase for faculty and staff. The action also seeks 39.4 million direct construction aid, 59.1 million bonding for housing and campus buildings, and renewal of 62.5 million in prior bonding authority. An alternate 166.6 million operating budget was proposed based on program needs. Enrollment projections anticipate 31 710 students in year one and 33 775 in year two.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
Board of Trustees
General Assembly
Kennedy urges aid and freedom for Africa in Dar es Salaam
Sen. Robert F. Kennedy told 3000 plus in Dar es Salaam that progress in Africa requires freedom and justice. He urged developed nations to stabilize Africa's earnings and fund education transport and health while supporting the African Development Bank and regional cooperation. He stressed eventual progress rests with African people themselves. Also notes Dick Radatz pitched 62 66 70 and 63 games for the Boston Red Sox in four seasons.
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Dar-Es-Salaam
Tanzania
UPI
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
United States
Africa
Dar-Es- Salaam
Kennedy
Johnson
African Development Bank
Peace Corps
Boston Red Sox
Dick Radatz
Air Kem odor control ends complaints in Indianapolis neighborhood
Six 55 gallon drums spray Air Kem around the clock to curb the dumping odor in a Northside Indianapolis area. Frank Mueller of the sanitation board says the smell and complaints have dwindled to almost zero.
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Indianapolis
Frank Mueller
The
Sanitation Board
Suspect Arson Investigated at Shelbyville Desk Co
Authorities probed arson after a fire damaged Shelbyville Desk Co located southeast of the business district. Fire Chief William Smith said a Friday night call came in and investigators found a two quart oil can and a rag near the origin. Unfinished furniture, walls and the roof were scorched.
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Shelbyville
Ind
Shelbyville Desk Co
William Smith
Massachusetts Dems Endorse McCormack for Governor
Edward J. McCormack Jr. won the Massachusetts Democratic convention endorsement for governor over Kennedy stalwarts while Endicott Peabody swept the U S Senate nomination. McCormack led with 892 votes to Maurice Donahue 722 and Kenneth O Donnell 129. Peabody won 1 078 to 721 over John Collins in the Senate race. O Donnell plans a September challenge to McCormack.
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Boston
Edward J. McCormack Jr
Kennedy
Endicott Peabody
U.S. Senate
John F. Collins
McCormack
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Senate
U.S. House
John W. McCormack
State Senate
Maurice A. Donahue
Holyoke
Kenneth P. O’donnell
Donahue
O’donnell
Ted Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Jack Kennedy
Washington
White House
Peabody
Collins
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