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PAGE TWO MUNCIE EVENING PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JULY 5. 1972 Round-World Racer Of 1908 Dies ct 99 i Pompidou Officials Don't See More Trouble (Continued From Page One) the young Schuster to drive the 60 horsepower car from the starting line at Times Square in New York City to the finish line Group to Study At Monastery Seven Ball State University1 students will join Dr. John T. A. Koumoulides, associate professor Girl Hurt in Rural Crash; Driver Cited election of Pompidou as presi SPRINGVILLE, N.Y.

(UPI)-George Schuster, who drove a Thomas Flyer to victory in a round-the-world auto race 64 years ago, died Tuesday at a nursing home. He would have been 100 next Feb. 4. It took 169 days in 1908 for dent. 'in Paris.

The New York Time Earlier this year there had co-sponsored the race with tK been rumors that Chaban-Del- Muncie police officials, in the injured In the park were Parisian newspaper Le Matin jmas might step down. aftermath of incidents Tuesday Charles Kennedy, a Muncie Star or mstory, and seven students from Cambridee University nA Chaban-Delmas. who had reporter, who received a cut A girl was injured and damage University of London for joined Gen. Charles de Gaulle in World War II resistance to nose and broken eye glasses, totalled more than $1,500 Tues night at McCulloch Park, which produced several minor injuries, damages and five arrests, today said they do not view the in mree weens of study this sum and Richard H. Cole RR 11.

day night in a one-car accident mer at the Monastery of Ayios DEMO DEBT TO BE, EASED BY TELETHON LOS ANGELES (UPI) A lavish preconvention telethon, a kind of get well card to the debt-ridden Democratic party, will include an appearance by columnist Jack Anderson, Kentucky attorney John Brown, who authored the telethon idea to "get the party out of bankruptcy," said Tuesday that Anderson would appear because he's one of the most "visible men in the country." He said the Washington columnist would offer a short message regarding the "saving of the two-party system" and say that a political imbalance exists when the reigning party has "$30 million and the other is $9 million in debt." the Nazi, occupation, had come under fire recently for takine who told police he was nulled r-anieieimon in Agnia, Thessaly, on County Road 575-E near 300-S. aown from behind and kicked. oreece. advantage of income tax loop cidents as the beginning of "another Ions hot summer" for State Trooper Larry Huntzing- Yvonne Pompan. 3000 block of The 14 students.

under TV holes. Criticism for a series of real estate scandals and for al Riverside, and Jack Swallow. er said David Showalter, 19, 2423 Barr, was en route north on Muncie. "Actually, it's very 'cool' right 2300 block of S. Penn, said they Koumoulides' direction, will study at the post-Byzantine monastery in northeastern Greece leged mismanagement of th state-run radio and television networks had also appered to now," Police Chief Cordell 575-E, when he swerved to the were attacked in their cars at Penn and Park.

Both said their Train for Business at a School of Business Secretarial Stenographic Accounting IBM and Comptometer Optional Enter 1st or 3rd Monday Every Month Day and Evening Classes Placement Service Indiana Business College Phones: 288-8681, 282-8421 Walnut at Charles Muncie AC01S3 Campbell said, "and we don't right, ran off the road for 195 car windows were broken and cloud his future. expect more trouble at this feet and hit a utility pole. their money taken, although her time." from July 14 to 31. They will be joined by Dr. James Diggle, Queen's College, Cambridge Uni-versity, who is a lecturer in the classics; Dr.

Christopher Walter, A nationwide referendum in Beth Gibson. 16. 2211 Linden. The trouble apparently Wan suffered back injuries and was treated and released at Ball purse was retrieved with the money still intact. Both received minor cuts.

Heath said the four men arrested were in the crowd and when a group of blacks, estimated at about 80 persons, began to leave the park followina the a rnemoer of the French tute of Byzantine Studies in April on enlarging the European Common Market which failed to get the massive majority Pompidou had wanted also tended to reflect on Chaban-Delmas' government. Showalter was slated for driv traditional Fourth of July fire were agitating. He said no night ing while under the influence. works exhibition. Paris, a specialist on Byzantine iconography, and Dr.

Robin Cor- mack, Courauld Institute of Art, University of London, a lecturer Damage to the car was listed sucks were used, although chemical mace was used to mihrlne Police reports said two nersons at $1,500 and pole was broken those arrested at the scene. were attacked in the park, and a off. on Byzantine and post-Byzantine pregnant woman and man were No injuries were reported hut YOUR rtHCRIPTlCN an. The Ball State students are: Ginny Lynn Akin. Rushville inn.

beaten at a service station across Broadway from the park. Others told of car windows broken and being robbed. Ball Hos damage was estimated at more than $2,000 when two cars and a panel truck collided Tuesday Qua ior; Janet Barch, Fort Wayne junior; Kenneth Kelsey, Highland graduate student; Larry Lynn night at Ind. 32 and County pital said about 23 persons were Upset Decision treated for injuries in re ated in- waianicn, Chesterton senior; Claudia Lynn Rex. Hammond cidents.

(Continued From Page One) Road 400-E. Delaware County Police said the accident occurred when the truck, driven by Gary McGriff, 23, 2507 Janney, pulled out of the Soon after, citv nolirempn junior; Nevin A. Seeger, Fort McGovern aides to convince party leaders that denial of the led by Deputy Chief Richard Heath, attempted to disperse a side road about 10 p.m. and was crowd at Highland and Penn JANTACIBTUHSIUJI nomination to the front-running 306 S. WALNUT Wed.

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Philip Ball of Muncie, a student at Northwestern University who is taking summer work at Ball State. The monastery was discovered abandoned and in disrepair several years ago by Prof. Koumoulides. With the aid of villagers and the approval of the Director General of Greek Antiquities and Reconstruction and the help and professional assistance of the Cu 20' 'rf-i--T-a1 ert Bradley, John Watson and Rodney Butler. Later, Warren Levi was arrested for fleeing a police officer after he reportedly came to police headquarters and Tan Shampoo or Rinse i iVIil Mfl jjiitIirjKI I iYMttjMjt i llllaOlTi McGovern were restine choke.

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