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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1968

Page

4

Editors See Johnson as Possible Great President

A survey of 40 editors from across the nation sees Lyndon B. Johnson as a potentially great president due to his Vietnam policy and domestic actions. Opinions split on his overall legacy, with some predicting historical greatness and others to rate him average or below, depending on future outcomes in Korea and Viet Nam.

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Live Productions Scheduled For Ford's Theatre Revival

Washington news notes Ford's Theatre to reopen with a season of live theater after Lincoln's inauguration era. A National Park Service restoration preserves original furnishings and memorabilia while public interest sparks performances from Shakespeare to modern works. The site will honor Lincoln with exhibits including his chair, a rail from the assassination site, and Mrs. Lincoln's sofa, though the Presidential Box will remain empty.

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Warren Rail Agency Closing Action Taken

INDIANAPOLIS UPI The Norfolk and Western Railroad asked the Indiana Public Service Commission to close its Warren station and shift service to nearby areas. The building, remodeled as offices for receipts, reportedly could not justify continued maintenance. A 1801 door collapse earlier caused injuries, while the agency maintained it served as a depot and telephone hub for government and wartime use, with ongoing operations under the War Department. The text also references a separate political poll showing Hubert Humphrey leading Robert Kennedy in New Hampshire and Wisconsin, Nixon leading Nelson Rockefeller among Republicans, and Reagan barely mentioned, reflecting broad national political sentiment.

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Australia Seen As Good Market For Hoosiers

Indiana trade mission to Australia and the Orient reports strong prospects for joint ventures and imported parts. J Robert Cotter of Indiana Commerce says Australia may be the best starting market for Hoosier business people with six to seven joint ventures expected. Twenty businessmen and bankers visited Sydney Melbourne Hong Kong Manila Taipei and Tokyo during the two week trip.

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DePauw Miss DePauw Finalist Named

Mrs Leigh Hudson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Hudson Jr of 1441 Weslaw Court, won a place in the final round of DePauw University's Miss DePauw pageant. A DePauw sophomore and Madison Heights High School graduate, she majors in music education and is one of nine contestants vying for the title Saturday night.

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