Anderson Charrette Faces Public Apathy And Skepticism
Public opinion shows skepticism as Anderson hosts a pilot charrette. Many feel powerless to influence change and worry that low turnout will undermine the forum’s impact. Some residents express desire to participate, but others say they cannot see a role, while a few plan to attend meetings to learn more.
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U.S. Jets Carry Heavy Raids Over North Vietnam
The latest Indochina war roundup reports heavy U S air raids on North Vietnam as part of the ongoing bombing campaign. Chinese reports hint at more political turmoil after Lin Piao discredit campaign. Japan seeks a nonaggression pact with China in talks.
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Chess greats adjourn world championship amid Spassky’s decline
Boris Spassky and Bobby Fischer halt the 15th game in Iceland with Spassky in bad shape as other pages note Morocco’s defense minister’s suicide after a failed royal assassination attempt. Baseball results, Olympic swimming challenges, and public health revelations fill the page along with hot humid weather outlook.
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Kissinger and Thieu Plan Second War Talks Today
Kissinger and President Thieu scheduled a second day of discussions in Saigon with emphasis on progress and possible new proposals to end the war. The two men met for over two hours at Independence Palace, following three secret Paris talks with Le Duc Tho. U.S. and Vietnamese aides attended, with Kissinger departing for Tokyo later that day.
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Ellsworth Bunker
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Canine Show Headlines At Athletic Park Sunday
Officials expect 743 entries at the American Kennel Club All Breed show sponsored by the Anderson Club. Admission is free with a detailed schedule of breed groups and start times across the day including terriers hounds hounds and sight hounds, with breeds listed in chronological sessions from 10 30 a m to 1 p m.
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Pendleton Heights
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Muncie
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Athletic Park
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Anderson Club
Bedlington
House backs Nixon busing curbs and desegregation orders
The House approved an amendment restoring authority to reopen school desegregation orders dating to 1954 and banning crosstown busing except as a last resort. The measure also revises curbs and earmarks 500 million dollars for school improvements, prompting debate over political motives and the pace of change.
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McGovern aides’ Paris talks draw GOP fire in campaign
In Miami Beach Republicans accuse George McGovern of meddling to end the Vietnam war as Kissinger tours Paris and Saigon. McGovern counters that Salinger met Hanoi officials at his request to probe POW releases. Nixon aides warn of jeopardized peace talks while McGovern attacks the White House for stalling negotiations.
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Indiana
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Robert J. Dole
America
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Michigan
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