Madison County bans Moonsville Rock Festival by court order
After a week of debate in Madison Circuit Court the Moonsville Rock Festival was banned due to insufficient advance preparation. Police and Indiana State Police coordination enforced the injunction with roadblocks and an aerial patrol, displaying professional, orderly enforcement amid broader calls for stronger law enforcement nationwide.
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Madison Circuit Court
Indiana State Police
Anderson
Madison County
Indiana
U.S
Commission On Law
Riverside Cleanup Draws Local Volunteers From Many Groups
White River Beautification Committee led a community cleanup from Eisenhower Bridge to Athletic Park involving about 250 residents. Mayor Flanagan praised the effort while Park Superintendent McCoy noted the aim to raise pollution awareness and protect future generations.
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White River
Eisenhower Bridge
Athletic Park
J. E. Flanagan
City Park
Ralph McCoy
Indiana bands shine as Ben Davis Marion win at Netherlands world contest
Madison County high school bands prepare for the 1970 Indiana State Fair Band Contest while Ben Davis of Indianapolis and Marion High School place first and second in the international band contest in the Netherlands. Area bands including Alexandria Anderson Madison Heights and Highland are praised for their class and past successes. The Herald joins fans in congratulating the Hoosier entries and believes Indiana marching bands uphold a strong state reputation.
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E. G. Vernon’s
No. 1 Beverage
The
Animal Shelter
Gentry Cabinet
Texaco
Trinidad Roofing
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Anderson Jaycees
Young Republicans
Anderson Police Department
Highland High School
Madison Heights High School
Madison County Uawcap Council
Boy Scouts of America
Madison County Commissioners
Anderson Park Department
Mounds State Park
GASP
American Red Cross
West Side Community Center
Anderson Civil Defense
Madison County
Anderson
County
Ben Davis
Indianapolis
Marion High School
Netherlands
Indiana
Marion
Alexandria
Madison Heights
Highland
Herald
Folklore Snippets Turn Wit On Everyday Habits
A collage of short folklore lines features riddles and quips about marriage money health and travel. Jokes include a youth asked to prove readiness for marriage a bank teller’s insufficient funds reply and a tourist misdirection about Bogerville. American Saying: We value most the things we never had.
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Nell
Bogerville
Missing Herald Delivery Instructions and AP Rights
A notice from Charles W Laughlin secretary treasurer outlines steps for subscribers who miss daily or Sunday Herald deliveries. It instructs calling 649 4218 before 9 a.m. for a replacement, or visiting a local seller if Sunday delivery fails, with a copy provided for a fee. The notice also states The Associated Press holds exclusive publication rights to local news and AP dispatches.
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Associated Press
The Danger and Disappointment of a Consumer Economy
Alexander argues Nixon era shifts favor consumer goods over military readiness. He critiques reliance on public wishes and federal programs while noting limited visible gains from welfare and housing policies. The piece warns that more leisure and fewer services threaten long term productivity.
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Housing and Urban Zoement Department
HUD
Iiclent
Labor Department
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Madison Heights ordinance holds parents liable for two juvenile crimes
A Detroit area town passed a rule fining parents up to 500 dollars and 90 days in jail if their children commit two crimes in 12 months. Early enforcement reports show stricter discipline reduces repeat offenses, with police noting parental support is mixed among residents.
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Michigan
Madison Heights
Detroit
Heights
Heights, ¢ Mr Ver
Indochina
Gomis
Johnny
University of Michigan
Institute of Social Research
Edward Och
Manhattan
Congress
Ethel Sargent Shriver
Laurence
Mongret Semastene
Sellen
Harvard College
Peisete
Rugge Eaade
Universit Orth Carolina
Harsa Business School
Are Public Opinion Polls Worthless in Britain Upset?
Paul Harvey critiques public opinion polls after Britain's June 18 general election upset. He notes pollsters mispredicted Labour’s win, cites reactions from The Times and London Evening Standard, and reflects on voter behavior and media influence. He recalls his own track record predicting elections and questions representativeness outside urban centers.
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Britain
Labor
Times of London
Truman
Dewey
George Gale
London Evening Standard
Harold Wilson
London
Number 10
Downing Street
Homer McKee
Paul
America
Gen. Fea. Corp
Red revolutionaries and murder in American debate
The article argues that advocacy of violent revolution by communists is inseparable from actions of murder. It cites NACLA, Angela Davis, the 1970 New York Times stance, and the Red terror linking advocacy to real violence, urging government restraint with security laws. It questions First Amendment limits and calls for decisive legal action.
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New York City
Warren Supreme Court
Supreme Court
North American Congress For Latin America
NACLA
Communist Revolutionary Students For A Democratic Society
New York University
U.S
Danien Mitrione
Richmond
Indiana
New York Times
Angela Davis
University of California At
Los Angeles
Reagan
Superior Court
Harold J. Haley
San Rafael
California
Jonathan Jackson
Los Angeles Times
Franklin Delano Alexander
Private enterprise and dope in the drug debate
The speaker praises Laurence McKinney of the Creative Learning Group for distributing educational materials on marijuana to parents and teachers. He highlights McKinney’s background, the group’s collaboration with doctors, and their kits including slides, booklets, questionnaires, and cassettes to explain current scientific truths to youths and their guardians.
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Creative Learning Group
Mr. McKinney
Ford Foundation
U Thant
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