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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1970
Page
5
Transcript describes a panel including JA and ANTORS NANZY DIEKERSON MANKOWITZ discussing Spiro Agnew, media roles, and the press during a televised program. It notes reactions from participants and the public, with references to Dick Wilson and various interview subjects and commentary on liberal versus conservative views.
A mother lectures a child about being careful after shoe polish spills on the bedroom carpet. The exchange emphasizes preventing accidents with practical steps and using plastic to protect the floor.
In a high level bridge contest, Bob Hamman and his American team faced Taiwan with a contested hand. The analysis explores defense against the diamond sequence and a potential shift to diamonds, while noting expert bids and strategic choices.
A local Altoona judge who also served as a bank teller refused to cash a check for a depositor over questions of identification. The remark sparked humorous reactions about judging and cash handling.
Copenhagen AP reports Ervin Weit a Polish born interpreter for Wladyslaw Gomulka defected via Vienna after serving as Gomulka’s translator during July 1968 talks. Weit says East German Ulbricht urged crackdown on Dubcek and Brezhnev sought calm after the Prague spring. Weit’s account traces to wartime service and rise in Communist ranks.
Two department stores in Whitehall suburb were bombed Saturday injuring twelve people, one seriously. Explosive devices were found at nearby discount centers and an auto dealership, all disarmed by bomb squads. An unidentified van is at a city hospital. two other men are being sought in connection with the blasts.
Indiana State University trustees asked the attorney general to appoint a defense attorney for administrators and trustees named in a $50,000 damage suit filed by the state over last spring's racial incident at Vigo Circuit Court. The suit seeks $9,968.43 in actual damages from administrators and trustees and $50,000 punitive damages from students.
Frank Guthrie of Terre Haute, president of the Indiana Academy of Scientists, was appointed to the Indiana Natural Resources Commission by Governor Whitcomb. Guthrie will serve a three year term, replacing Kenneth Luckett whose term expired. Reuben Dooley and Frederick W. Keulhan were reappointed to three-year terms on the commission.
A youth identified as Rascoe Killed Hayuen of Indiana died after being accidentally shot Saturday during squirrel hunting in Jennings County. The incident occurred about four miles northwest of the area. a bystander reported the person was alive briefly before dying from an abdominal wound.
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