Family Split As Charges Are Brought
The McCrary family, linked to 16 killings across Texas, Colorado, Utah and beyond, faces charges in Dallas and Lakewood while others await extradition. Exiles include Danny McCrary, Ginger McCrary Taylor, Sherman McCrary, and Carl R Taylor amid federal and state warrants.
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Santa Barbara
Calif. P
McCrary
Texas
California
Colorado
East Texas
Athens
Ginger McCrary Taylor
Lakewood
Colo
Sherman McCrary
Florida
Portland, Ore
Kansas City
Jones weighs recount in close Senate District 39 race
Republican Lawrence R. Jones said he may seek a recount of his 52 vote loss to Democrat Elden C. Tipton in Indiana Senate District 39. He genannt a decision by Wednesday and noted the possible several thousand dollar cost, with recount rules outlining deposits and fees across Vigo Clay Owen Putnam Sullivan Greene counties.
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Lawrence R. Jones
Elden C. Tipton
Jones
Terre Haute
Senate
Vigo County
Clay County
Owen County
Putnam County
Sullivan County
Greene County
Marjorie Thomas
Tipton
St. Anthony Hospital
Congress
William G. Bray
Con
Rape Suspect Arraignment Scheduled for Nov 20
A 21 year old local construction worker Robert Wayne Austin appeared in Vigo Circuit Court after being charged with rape in connection with alleged assaults on two Indiana State University students. He was assigned a public defender with bond set at 25000. The affidavit lists one rape count with two alleged assaults on Hendricks Hall resident Bonnie Diane May Bluffton Ind on Nov 8. The other student remains unnamed.
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Indiana State University
Vigo Circuit Court
Robert Wayne Austin
Spruce St
C. Joseph Anderson
Robert H. Brown
Anderson
Austin
Hendricks
Nixon envoy Haig returns as Kissinger may head to Paris
Gen. Alexander Haig arrives in Washington after talks with South Vietnam's Nguyen Van Thieu and stops in Cambodia and South Korea. Kissinger’s Paris trip to resume peace talks with Le Duc Tho remains un announced as officials express confidence toward a final accord. In Saigon U S forces deliver 31 amphibious vehicles as B52 raids continue across Indochina amid a lower rate of ground attacks. In Miami passengers aboard a hijacked DC9 return from Cuba after a 28 hour flight with three "deranged" pirates and praise for the Southern Airways crew. Cuban authorities seize ransom money and detain the hijackers.
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Washington
Nixon
Saigon
Henry A. Kissinger
Paris
Alexander M. Haig Jr
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
Cambodia
South Korea
U.S
Thieu
Kissinger
North Vietnam
Miami
Cuba
Sky Pirates
Southern Airways
Havana
FBI
Southern
Gen. M. Jr
Key Biscayne
Fla
Camp David
New York
Joe Namath
New York Jets
le Duc
Hanoi
Xuan Thuy
Kissinger- Tho
Haig
Nixon Haig
Phnom Penh
Len Nol
Seoul
Chung Hee Park
Weather Summary for Terre Haute and Illinois Regions
The forecast notes rain through Tuesday with cooler conditions to follow. Terre Haute and nearby areas expect highs in the mid 40s Tuesday, lows in the 40s, with rain and possible thunderstorms tonight, and a 70 percent to 40 percent chance of rain. Illinois regions face rain and possible thunderstorms tonight with heavy rainfall and flash flooding risk, followed by a colder Tuesday.
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Terre Haute
Vicinity
Illinois
Governors to press Westwood resignation over McGovern fallout
Five Democratic governors meet in Washington to pressure party chairwoman Jean Westwood to resign after Nixon's landslide victory. They lack formal power but seek public calls for her step down, citing her ties to McGovern and reform efforts. Also noted are governors Bumpers, Anderson, Mandel, Askew and Curtis with prior Sen. Bentsen urging action.
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Washington
Jean Westwood
Nixon
George McGovern
Westwood
Democratic Governors Caucus
Wendell Anderson
Minnesota
Marvin Mandel
Maryland
Reubin
Hijackers Breached U S Airliner In Havana Standoff
Thirty one passengers and crew returned from Cuba after a long hijacking ending with an Orlando takeoff halted by FBI gunfire. The Southern Airways jet diverted to Havana where two hijackers demanded ten million dollars. Cuban authorities allegedly held two million. Copilot Billy Johnson was shot in the arm during the attempted takeoff. Passengers praised some, while others criticized the FBI action as dangerous and foolhardy. The hijackers remained in Havana facing air piracy charges.
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Miami
Cuba
FBI
Havana
Southern Airways
North America
Nixon
Billy Harold Johnson
College City
Ark
Orlando
Fla
J. Frank Robinson
Lt.Petersburg
Henry Deewilliam Jack
NOW YOU KNOW By United Press International
A nanosecond is defined as one billionth of a second in this United Press International overview. It explains the precise timing unit used in science and technology discussions.
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United Press International
B52s Strike All Across Indochina
U S forces delivered 31 amphibious troop carriers to South Vietnam as training crews arrived. B52 bombers widened strikes across Indochina. In Saigon more war materiel landed at Tan Son Nhut while U S air activity dropped thousands of tons on targets in North and South Vietnam Cambodia and Laos. Saigon reported 62 enemy attacks and light casualties as Viet Cong vowed to intensify actions to pressure Nixon.
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Saigon
United States
South Vietnam
U.S
Indochina
Okinawa
Tan Son Nhut
Cambodia
Laos
Hanoi-Haiphong
North Vietnam
Panhandle
Saigon Command
Quang Tri Province
Mekong Delta
Viet Cong
Nixon
Kissinger Heading Back Toward Paris in Peace Efforts
President Nixon’s envoy Henry Kissinger neared another Paris meeting with Le Duc Tho as U S officials signaled progress toward a final Vietnam accord. Kissinger, Haig, and Thieu aides conducted talks in Saigon Phnom Penh and Seoul while Nixon returned to Washington before heading to Camp David.
Penitentiary Segregates Inmates After Work Stoppage Action
Warden Noah L. Alldredge announced that 247 inmates at the United States Penitentiary were moved to two open dormitories to relieve pressure on the rest. They may keep personal property, but are confined to their quarters and receive meals in the unit. Programs run with near normal operation, no violence reported since the stoppage, and the move is under review by the institutional adjustment committee.
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United States Penitentiary
Noah L. Alldredge
Institutional Adjusttment Committee
Bureau of Prisons
Norman Carlson
Club Claims Dues Aren’t Subject to Campaign Law
A Republican committee that channeled $100 000 into President Nixon s reelection campaign says it need not disclose sources of funds despite a new federal law requiring disclosure of all over $100 contributors GAO auditors warn such clubs could evade full disclosure The Executive Club of the Republican Party of New Jersey contends dues fund its money and are not contributions The GAO will seek disclosure and may launch a field audit then refer findings to the Justice Department if the club resists
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Washington
Republian
Nixon
General Accounting Office
Executive Club
Republican Party of New Jersey
GAO
The Country Parson Dials Up A Loud Idea
A satirical column mocks public outcry over new ideas likening it to a hen’s reaction when laying an egg. The narrator questions whether raising loud hype helps genuine insight or just noise.
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James Dressler
Tribune
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National Weather Service
By Gregg Herrington
George Esper
Dr. Kissinger
By Lewis Gulick
H. L. Schwartz
Justice Department
Club
Executive ‘Club
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