Delegates Named For National Demo Meeting In Indianapolis
Delegates chosen by district caucuses to attend the Democratic national convention in Miami are listed with each delegate’s backing. Most are marked uncommitted, with several McGovern and Humphrey alignments across districts from First to Tenth.
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Indianapolis
Miami
Anthony DeBonis Jr
Robert A. Pastrick
Gary
Richard G. Hatcher
Jeanette Strong
Lake County
Steve W. Manich
Leslie
Elkhart County
Robert L. Price
Fort Wayne
Ivan Lebamoff
Humphrey
David Kiester
John Nuckols
Ruth Ruderman
U.S
J. Edward Roush
Terrance D. Straub
McGovern
Julia Ann Burton
Neil Brooks Jr
Mary Lou Ravage
William C. Baker
Henry R. Bayt
Betty Joan Hinman
Lenna G. Crist
Thurman M. DeMoss
John E. Hurt
Anna Mae Walker
John W. King
John W. Haley
C. Joseph Anderson
James House
Frances J. Morrow
Gordon St. Angelo
Richard L. Eckerle
Deloras J Montgomery
Curtis V. Kimmel
Robert Brown
Richard B. Stoner
John A. Hillenbrand
Doris A. Gutzwiller
Audrey Prosser
Jeff Lewis
Rebecca R. Waymirer
Anna J. Pence
Alan A. Yergin
Rich
Robbery Victim Loses Wallet After Police Do Not Stop Suspects
Robert Baker was robbed by three men on a St Louis street. He started his car to flee but spotted a police car and ran toward it. The patrol car passed by. When he returned, his car was gone and the robbers had fled with his $200 wallet.
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ST. Louis
UPI
Robert Baker
Baker
At Large Democratic Delegates Named by Screening Panel
Indianapolis and surrounding areas supply the at large delegates to the national convention after a screening committee's choice. Humphrey backers include Beat rice Woods and Vance Hartke. McGovern backers list Nancy Salmon James Beatty and Constance Grimes. Wallace backers name Janet Robertson and Mrs Georges Potter. Muskie backer Wayne Townsend. one uncommitted, John Soucie.
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Mond
Byron Klute
Kennedy
Robert V. Welch
Indianapolis
Humphrey
Elden Geschwiler
Beech Grove
Noel D. Jones
McGovern
Rozelle Boyd
Julia M. Carson
Humphrey Backers
Beatrice Woods
Indinapolis
William New
Willis Zagrovich
Merrillville
Joseph Jeneske
Gary
Harry Dougherty
U.S
Vance Hartke
Evansville
Nancy Salmon
Bloomington
James Beatty
Constance Grimes
Janet Grant
Connie Green
Wallace
Janet Robertson
Terre Haute
George Potter
Lafayette
Beatrice Combs
New Albany
Helen Calvin
South Bend
William Griggs
Muskie
Wayne Townsend
Hartford City
John Soucie
Edith Green urges grads on Vietnam costs and priorities
In Anderson Indiana Rep. Edith Green D Ore told 360 Anderson College graduates that the first 100 million dollars spent in Vietnam could finance 33 000 hospitals with 125 beds or seven million low cost housing units. She said the nation has reordered its priorities marking a turning point. Florida reports a divorce rate of one per 1.9 marriages in 1970, above the national average of about one per 3.4.
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Anderson
Ind
Edith Green
D-Ore
Anderson College
Vietnam
Green
Indiana Democrats Open State Convention in New Center
At the Indianapolis Convention Exposition Center Indiana Democrats gathered to nominate state officials and ratify national convention choices. The first ballot in Miami Beach loomed as McGovern supporters aimed to gain at large delegates amid a split among Hartke Humphrey and Wallace camps.
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St. Angelo
Vance Hartke
Hubert Humphrey
State Committee
Hartke
McGovern
Humphrey
New
Indianapolis Convention Exposition Center
Courts
Miami
George McGovern
Indiana
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Hubert H. Humphrey
Miami Beach
Wallace
Gordon St. Angelo
Edward ‘Kennedy
Edmund S. Muskie
Pierre Salinger
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Gary
Richard G. Hatcher
Kennedy
Jay DeVoss
Screening Committee
Muskie
Salinger
Hatcher
Union
Washington
George, Jr
Sen
D-Ind
Frank McKinney
Camera Aids In Vivo Diagnosis From Stomach Views
A camera designed for GI use by UPI reports that doctors at the AMA convention can view live inside a stomach or other hollow organs. Color telecasts with instant replay help detect early cancer ulcers and internal bleeding not visible on X rays. Dr J Alfred Rider of San Francisco presented the findings.
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San Francisco
UPI
Vietnam
J. Alfred Rider
AMA
Bombs Damage Irish Pubs In Two Towns
In Northern Ireland, bombs damaged pubs at Ballymena and Dunnamanagh after a Belfast ambush killed one British soldier and wounded four. Fourteen people were injured at Ballymena, none seriously. no injuries at Dunnamanagh.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Ballymena
Dunnamanagh
Brompton Park
Eight Vigo County educators to attend NEA convention
Eight Vigo County educators will join 200 Indiana delegates at the National Education Association meeting in Atlantic City from June 25 to 30. Delegates include Gerald Goen Don Hogan Duane Miller Vivian Miller Bette Rose Donald Sharpe Linda Swalls and John Tipton. About 12 000 teachers are expected to participate in convention activities with policy votes on funding busing vouchers and performance contracting and a proposed new constitution from last year’s convention.
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Vigo County
Indiana
National Education Association
Atlantic City
Gerald Goen
Don Hogan
Duane Miller
Vivian Miller
Bette Rose
Donald Sharpe
Linda Swalls
John Tipton
Vigo County Sees 19 At Large Delegates Elected
Delegates continued from page one as 19 at large national delegates were chosen after a morning session. Terre Haute Mayor William J. Brighton joined the credentials committee and predicted former governor Matthew Welsh would win Vigo County by a 35 to 26 margin. Backers of Larry Conrad, another governor hopeful, already claimed Vigo County support.
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House
Terre Haute
William J. Brighton
Brighton
Matthew Welsh
Vigo County
Larry Conrad
Indiana Democratic Convention Chooses Nomination Contenders
Delegates nominate Conrad and Welsh for the gubernatorial race with East Chicago Judge Callahan praising Conrad as capable for Hoosier duties. South Bend Mayor Miller backs Welsh highlighting his early 1960s governorship. Indianapolis lawyers compete for attorney general. Theodore D. Wilson leads a four-canidate field in a tense convention setting.
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Welsh
Frank Callahan
Chicago
Conrad
Charles Dickens
David Copperfield
Indianapolis
Vincennes
Muncie
Birch Bayh
Bayh
Vance Hartke
Indiana
Theodore D. Wilson
Bernie Bray Elected Grand Knight of Knights of Columbus
Bernie Bray was elected Grand Knight of the Mother Theodore Council 541 Knights of Columbus at a Monday night meeting at the Clubhouse 823 Poplar St. He succeeds James Roach who lost re election. Other elected officers include Bill Walters Sam Bryant Clyde Hurst Tom Nichols Tom Coakley Wayne Stewart Joe Carr John Cooke Mark Newport and Bill Williams. Installation is scheduled for July with one year terms for officers and three year terms for trustees.
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Bernie Bray
Mother Theodore Council
Knights of Columbus
Poplar St. Bray
James Roach
Roach
Home Association
Bill Walters
Sam Bryant
Clyde Hurst
Tom Nichols
Tom Coakley
Wayne Stewart
Joe Carr
John Cooke
Mark Newport
Bill Williams
Indiana Democrats nominate Bodine for lieutenant governor
In a quiet selection, House Minority Leader Richard Bodine of Mishawaka won the nominee for lieutenant governor without opposition. State Senator Bernard Kennedy of Gary withdrew after Lake County backed Bodine, while the Court Reporter race remained contested between Leigh Neuhauser of Scottsburg and Jeanne Trixler of Huntington. The State Superintendent of Public Instruction seat went uncontested with incumbent John J. Loughlin renominated.
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St. Angelo
Judy Burton
Rochester
Humphrey
Kennedy
Richmond
Byron Klute
James House II
Brazil
Muskie
Wayne Townsend
Hartford City
Matthew E. Welsh
Larry Conrad
Conrad
Virginia Dill McCarty
Indiana Women’s Political Caucus
Theodore Wilson
David Mernitz
Thomas Murphy
Indianapolis
McCarty
Wilson
Mernitz
Murphy
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Jeanne Trixler
Huntington
Leigh Neuhauser
Scottsburg
Richard C. Bodine
House
John Loughlin
South Bend
Bernard Kennady
Gary
Lake County
Bodine
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
John J. Loughlin
Gerhardt Joins Old Grand Dad Club As Presidential Hopeful
John M. Gerhardt 77 joins the Old Grand-Dad Club alongside Lawrence Welk Bob Hope and other famed figures. The club honored him for unique qualifications as a Grand-Dad and as a candidate before the election. He announced his run for president citing he is old but honest.
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Chalreston
Ill
John M. Gerhardt
United States
Lawrence Welk
Bob Hope
Gerhardt
Onion soup butter spread on toasted French bread
Mix a tablespoon of dry onion soup mix with half a cup of softened butter and spread over slices of French bread kept in leaf shape. Heat the bread wrapped in foil before serving.
Royal College of Midwives Seeks Assistant Secretary Labor Relations
The Royal College of Midwives advertised in a national paper for a staff replacement described as an assistant secretary labor relations officer.
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London
The
Royal College of Midwives
Fogging Schedule for Vigo County Health Department
The Vigo County Health Department announces the remainder of the week's fogging plan. Wednesday covers Ferguson Hill Marion Heights Whitchomb Heights St Marys Village Izaak Walton Lake Dresser and area north of Wabash Ave. Thursday targets the northwest city. Friday includes North Terre Haute Highway 41 north from Terre Haute plus Shabur Lane Bartley Springwood CeMar Stop 18 Stop 181 Rodighiero Red bud Northview with north central fogging.
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Vigo County
Bartley Subdivision
Springwood
CeMar
Stop 18
Stop 181
Rodighiero
Redbud
Northview
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