Victim Alice Kalem Buried After Ann Arbor Slaying
Alice Kalem the 21 year old sixth murder victim in the Ann Arbor area was buried in Kalamazoo after funeral services in Portage. Kalem who planned graduate study in social work at the University of Michigan had expressed a strong social mission and described her family background and community ties. Prosecutors said little new had emerged in the case.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Alice
Elizabeth Kalem
Ann Arbor-Ypsilanti
University of Michigan
Kalamazoo
First Congregationalist
Portage
Joseph
Dorothy
William F. Delhey
Miss Kalem
Thomas J. Larkin
Marine Pfc David L McKee Killed in Vietnam Action
Washington AP report says Marine Pfc David L McKee son of Mr and Mrs Leland A McKee of Gary Indiana was killed in action in Vietnam according to the Defense Department on Friday.
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Washington
Pfe
David L. McKee
Leland A. McKee
Gary
Ind
Vietnam
Defense Department
Pompidou Favored In French Presidential Runoff
In Paris voters face a final day of campaigning before a runoff between Georges Pompidou and Alain Poher. Final polls show Pompidou with about 55 percent of expected votes to Poher’s roughly 45 percent, as Gaullist support and defections shape the race.
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Paris
Charles de Oo
de Gaulle
Georges Pompidou
Alain Poher
Poher
Pompidou
National Assembly
Fifth Republic
France
Gen. de Gaulle
Radio
John Thomas Elected UMC Lay Leader
John J. Thomas, 45, a Brazil attorney and Republican state representative, was elected lay leader of the South Indiana Conference of the United Methodist Church. He succeeds Basil H. Lorch Jr. Delegates approved a $355,264 reorganization plan with six divisions, but an appeal will delay its implementation for at least a year.
Blind veteran turns to social welfare after college
Byron Hemple a 56 year old blind former precision machine parts worker finished college on Friday and aims for a social welfare career. His wife Margery supported him and their 11 year old son during his studies at a junior college and San Diego State College. Hemple became blind seven years ago after 22 years with diabetes and learned by listening to readings rather than Braille. He says he now wants to help others and take responsibility for his decisions.
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San Diego
Calif
Byron Hemple
Hemple
Margery
San Diego State College
Plan referred to Judicial Council over denomination discipline
Mueller, leader of the Indiana Area, stated that portions of the plan break church discipline. The matter was sent to the Judicial Council for final action.
South Koreans Find Bodies of Northern Sailors
South Korea reports recovering 10 of 15 crewmen from a 75 foot North Korean patrol boat after a gunbattle near Huksan Island. Seven bodies were found at sea and three on the island, with most commandos believed killed in a trap set by South Korean forces. The UN Command notified Pyongyang of the incident in Panmunjom, stating the spy boat was caught infiltrating Korea.
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Seoul
UPS
South Korea
Huksan
United Nations Command
Panmunjom
Republic of
South) Korea
Woman Convicted In Monroe Marijuana Case
Mrs. Robert Champigny, 48, wife of an Indiana University professor, was convicted by Monroe Superior Court Judge Donald Rogers on two counts of possession of marijuana and one count of dispensing the drug. Champigny and Charles Walls, 24, a Bloomington High School teacher, were arrested at her home August 7. Walls died by suicide the following day.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
Donald Rogers
Monroe Superior Court
Robert Champigny
Charles Walls
Teen drowns at lake near New Albany Floyds Knobs
The body of 18 year old James R. Orman of New Albany was recovered from a lake at Floyds Knobs days after he drowned while swimming with four other boys.
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New Albany
Ind
James R. Orman
Floyds Knobs
Escaped Patient Captured At Police Villa Hideout
An inmate from a mental hospital escaped on Wednesday and fled to a nearby villa that appeared secluded but turned out to be a police station. He was quickly apprehended by officers.
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Brescia
Italy
UPI
Angelo Pei
Broadway Backstage Bids and Luxury Fur Dreams
On the Line notes Brock Pemberton as buyer of a theater asset for 18000 while Neiman Marcus lists a skins piece at 2700 per unit and 125000 price tag. Liz and Richard buy a matching ranch mark set as pop culture hints spark talk of Namath and Toots Shor in mink fantasies.
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New York
Brock Pemberton
Neiman-Marcus
Liz
Richard
Namath
Toots Shor
Jim Bishop day before Spring in a quiet stairway death
A janitor helps Mrs Burger after a fall on the stairs as authorities uncover Herman dead for four months with a quill under his chin. Clara clings to the darkened kitchen while police note the defendant’s case linked to State Hospital in the blotter.
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Clara
State Hospital
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