Klan Leader Robert Shelton Contempt Trial Delayed to September
Federal Judge postpones the contempt of Congress trial of Ku Klux Klan imperial wizard Robert M. Shelton to Sept 12 after his attorney says the case will require one to two weeks. Shelton faces $100 to $1,000 fine and a one month to one year prison term if convicted.
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Washington
Robert M. Shelton
Matthew McGuire
U.S. District Court
Shelton
Lester V. Chalmers Jr
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Imperial Wizard
United Klans of America
Un-American Activities Committee
Theft at Indiana Theater After Hours
Police report break ins at the Indiana Theater after closing. The coke machine and snack bar were pried open, about $1 in change taken, candy and ice cream cabinets pried, theater office broken with nothing missing, and no evidence of forcible entry suggesting the intruder remained inside after closing.
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Indiana
Motorcycle Crash Injures Rider In Cory Intersection
John D. Quillen, 24, of Cory, was admitted to Union Hospital after a collision with a car at N. 3rd St. and Maiden Lane. He suffered a fractured leg and head injuries. driver Richard Wilson, 23, said he did not see the motorcycle. Wilson’s vehicle was at Maiden Lane.
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John D. Quillen
Cory
Union Hospital
N. 3Rd St
Maiden Lane
Quillen
3Rd St
Richard Wilson
N. 5Th St
Wilson
Battle casualties mount as air war expands into Vietnam
Diplomatic and combat reports detail 802 Communist deaths far surpassing U S losses in Saigon as U S air forces target bridges and storage sites. May 12 marked another MIG downed near Hanoi while Chinese charges of intrusions surface. In Hue Buddhist tensions intensify as Premier Ky pushes police actions amid hungry protests. Catholic groups rally against any Viet Cong deal.
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Hanoi
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Peking
United States
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South Viet Nam
Central Highlands
U. S. 1St Marine Division
Chu Lai
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Johnson
Thich
Tri Quang
Pleiku
Viet Nam
Father of Six Becomes M D At Age of 56
George E. Stanley 56 of Westfield Indiana earned his medical degree at Indiana University after a decade long plan to aid his two blind daughters. A former plumber and sailor, he completed a high school diploma via military equivalency, pursued law as a whim, and now aims to specialize in eye pathology while aiding handicapped children. His family includes a Purdue University student son and a daughter who is a nun.
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George E. Stanley
Westfield
Indiana University Medical School
Stanley
I.U. Extensions
I.a.’S Law School
Jane
Sali
Purdue University
Youngster Burns Summitville Boy Dies In Gasoline Fire
Rodney Brown aged 4 of Summitville was fatally burned Saturday in a backyard incident. Police said he may have struck a match while playing with a can of gasoline.
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Summitville, Ind
Rodney Brown
Rt. 1
Summitville
Toll Exceeds Last Year s 593 Deaths
A two car crash near Anderson killed three teenagers Dennis Dobbins Jerri Jones and Janice Ramsey and injuring several others. Other deaths include Mrs Ada Morris 60 of Alexandria and Gregory Mills 18 of Kokomo in separate crashes across Indiana. Desmond Wade 2 of Indianapolis Timmy Meadows 5 of Madison and two Lawrence Central students died in Indianapolis area crashes. John Flanagan 53 died after being struck on the northeast side of Indianapolis. Additional earlier injuries proved fatal for Steven Johnson 3 of Muncie.
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U.S. 6
Indiana 9
Kendallville
Smith
Lillian Secrest
Indianapolis
Anderson
Dennis Dobbins
Jerri Jones
Janice Ramsey
Ada Marie Morris
Alexandria
Gregory Mills
Kokomo
U.S. 24
Monticello
Desmond Wade
Timmy Lee Meadows
Madison
Robert D. Snapp
Lonnie E. McCloud
Lawrence Central High School
Marion County
John Flanagan
Flanagan
Steven Johnson
Muncie
Kidney transplant center planned at Louisville Medical School
The University of Louisville Medical School, already keeping nine patients alive with three kidney machines, was awarded $700000 in federal funds to expand its artificial kidney program. The Public Health Service announced the grant in Washington.
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U. S. Public Health Service
Washington
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