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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1968

Page

15

Lindsay Tug-of-War Over Police Hardening Policy

The Patrolmen's Benevolent Association voted to back a tough enforcement stance under President John J. Cassese, accusing Mayor Lindsay of soft treatment. Lindsay and Commissioner Leary deny interference as Cassese criticizes past restraint and calls for harsher law enforcement nationwide.

NEW York City Policemen’s Union John V. Lindsay Lindsay Howard R. Leary Leary Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association John J. Cassese Norman Frank Cassese

Wallace Group Claims Half of Signatures

INDIANAPOLIS AP Backers of former Gov George C Wallace of Alabama have about half the signatures needed to get him on the Indiana ballot for President A Wallace aide says they may reach the target by week’s end with an estimated 16 000 to 17 000 certified signatures The campaign plans to finish the drive in the last week of the month Wallace needs 8 320 valid signatures under state law Hasty reports from the Essex House Motel Indiana campaign events in Hammond Fort Wayne and Chicago via Fort Wayne airport news conference and rallies through the weekend

Indianapolis George C. Wallace Alabama Indiana Bill Hasty Wallace Hasty Essex House Campain St. Michael’s Hall Hammond Hammond Civic Center Fort Wayne Chicago Howard Memorial Coliseum

Romans Hidden Treasure Found in Rasova Mountain Range

Yugoslav prospectors from Geozavod discovered a concealed mining pit in Rasova mountains east of Leskovac. The gate led to an underground chamber filled with semiprecious stones such as amethyst, jasper, chalcedony, and agate. Some stones reportedly valued near 400 dollars per pound.

Leskovac Yugoslavia Rasovaca Here Belgrade Geozavod

Allegheny Flies Ahead After Merger In July

Allegheny Airlines reports a 64 percent rise in revenue passenger miles in July over the combined July 1967 figure for Allegheny and Lake Central. July marked the first full month after the merger.

Frankton School Announces Opening For 1968 69

Frankton elementary and junior high will open September 4 1968 at 8 am. Books will be sold before school begins and used books will also be available. Kindergartners must be five by November 1 1968 to enroll.

Frankton Studals Red Corner Agleme

Reagan pledges to stay governor and seek a second term

Gov. Ronald Reagan vowed not to resign as long as his work remains unfinished, signaling he will likely run for a second term. The Sacramento statement stressed his commitment to completing his current agenda.

Sacramento Calif UPI Ronald Reagan

Yogi Criticized by Communist Leader in Parliament

S A Dange, a leading Communist figure, denounces Maharishi Mahesh Yogi and his transcendental meditation as a debauchery of science and labels his promises as cheap instant liberation like instant coffee in a New Delhi report.

New Delhi Maharishi Mahesh Yogi S. A. Dange

Sixth Fleet Changes Command In Naples Ceremony

In Naples Italy Adm David Richardson succeeded Adm William L Martin as commander of the U S Sixth Fleet during ceremonies aboard the aircraft carrier Independence.

Naples Italy

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