Senate Barricades Busing Bill Amid Packed Agenda
In Washington the Senate faces a crowded schedule and opposition likely to kill a House passed busing plan that would curb desegregation efforts. The measure would limit cross town busing and allow reevaluation of court orders dating back to 1954, with critics calling it a step backward for civil rights. Senate leaders indicate no quick vote and potential filibuster by liberal members, while supporters say it aligns with President Nixon’s approach.
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James B. Allen
Dela
Mike Mansfield
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Congress
House
Nixon
Albert H. Quie
R-Minn
Supreme Court
Richard G. Kleindienst
Edith Green
Dore
South
Joseph L. Rauh Jr
Americans For Democratic Action
Allen
Senate Labor and Public Welfare Committee
Mansfield
Lowell P. Weicker
R.conn
Miami Beach
Elliott Richardson
Rockets Hit Da Nang Airbase in Heaviest Shelling This Year
Soviet era style reporting notes enemy rockets struck Da Nang airbase in heavy bombardment aided by U S helicopter fire. The barrage killed civilians and soldiers, with 16 allied aircraft damaged and 94 casualties reported across Da Nang and Chu Lai. Kissinger completed talks in Saigon and departed for Tokyo as bombing continued north and south.
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da Nang
U.S
Chu Lai
Henry A. Kissinger
Nixon
Kissinger
Tokyo
Nguyen van Thieu
North Vietnam
Hanoi
China
Haiphong
Wildlife ranges fall to farming in East Africa
Since 1920 Uganda has converted 75 percent of its wildlife ranges to agricultural development, with similar trends sweeping Tanzania and Kenya, signaling major habitat loss across the region.
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Kampala
Uganda
Tanzania
Kenya
Kissinger Opens Tokyo Talks on Japan China Recognition
Kissinger met with Prime Minister Tanaka and Foreign Minister Oshiba in a Tokyo mountain resort to discuss Japan recognizing China and how it affects U S security commitments to Taiwan. They planned further talks before Nixon’s Honolulu visit and noted Okinawa base issues and Taiwan’s strategic role.
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Japan
China
Henry A.kissinger
Kakuel Tanaka
Inni
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Taiwan
Tanaka
Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
Thieu
Paris
Vietnam
Masayoshi Oshra
Nixon
Honolulu
Peking
Chou En-lai
Washington
Pacific
Okinawa
Noroblem
Sana
Asia
Sato
U.s.japan
Ohina
Belfast violence escalates with civilian and soldier deaths
A civilian was killed by terrorists in Belfast and two British soldiers died in separate shootings. A bombing maimed two patroling soldiers as unrest surged after an earlier wave of attacks. The death toll in three years of sectarian violence reaches 514.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
Identi
Londonderry
IRA
Hilltop Restaurant at Lapel Offers Special Daily Menu
Hilltop Restaurant formerly Passwater's in Lapel lists hours 5 am to 10 pm with a Sunday special. Menu includes pan fried chicken roast beef and dressings chicken dumplings Swiss steak and a salad bar priced at 1.85 for the special. Telephone contact 534-4196.
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Hilltop Restaurant
Passwater’s
Lapel
Anderson And County Area Deaths
Obituary notices from Anderson area list Nellie L. McDaniel 68 of 603 Central Ave died at St John s Hospital after an extended illness. Born in Alexandria she lived here all her life and was a Bethany Brother and Sisterhood member. Surviving husband Warren J daughter Judith Ann four brothers and a sister. Burial Monday East Maplewood Cemetery with Dr Gary Allbritton officiating. Friends may call Sunday after 2 p m.
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Nellie L. McDaniel
Central Ave
St. John’s Hospital
Alexandria
Bethany Brother and Sisterhood
Warren J
Judith Ann McDaniel
Anderson
Dorothy Keys
Chesterfield
Claude Couch
Denver
Colo
Albert Couch
Frankton
Harry Couch
Robert Couch
Canfield
Ohio
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
East Maplewood Cemetery
Gary Allbritton
The
First Baptist Church
LAPEL
Maude H. Ketcham
Rt. 3
Noblesville
Riverview Hospital
Indiana State University
Trinity Methodist Church
WSCS
Eastern Star
East Wayne
John Ketcham
Robert
Goodyear
Ariz
Gilbert
Glendora) Swaim
Bloomington
Roger
Kathleen) Goin
Columbus
Russell Huffman
Los Angeles
Calif
Reed Huffman
Dayton
Fisher Brothers Funeral Home
Keith Davis
Brookside
Theresa F. Kelly
Lincoln St
Comunity Hospital
Atlantic Highlands
N.J
St. Ambrose Catholic Church
Clinton A
Antoinette Dolgopol
Richland
Ann Kupetz
Milmay
de Martinelli
Vineland
Harold E. Rozelle
Glenn Skinner
Jackson Park
Steering Hazard In GM Cars Forces Caution
The NHTSA warned owners of 3.5 million 1971 and 1972 GM full size cars including Pontiacs Buicks Oldsmobiles and Chevrolets about possible steering lock up due to gravel lodged in the lower steering area. General Motors advised dealers to fit gravel shields under warranty and owners on gravel roads to drive slowly with frequent inspections to keep debris clear.
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Washington
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
General Motors
NHTSA
Gentral Motors Corp
Motorcyclist James H Craft Injured In Indiana Ramp Crash
James H Craft 22 of 201 Poplar Alexandria sustained facial and other lacerations Friday evening after losing control on the northbound ramp of 1-69 and Ind 67. Treated and released at Community Hospital. Captain Mark Fox said Craft accelerated onto the northbound interstate south of Anderson.
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James H. Craft
Poplar
Alexandria
Ind
Craft
Madison County
Mark Fox
Anderson
New Arrivals at Local Hospitals
Born at Community Hospital to Mr and Mrs Robert Pass water 1018 Columbus Ave a boy and to Mr and Mrs David Crabtree Chesterfield a boy. A boy to Mr and Mrs Jerry Short 2419 Norwood Way and a girl to Mr and Mrs Eugene Helm 15 S Elma. A boy to Mr and Mrs Michael Chambers Chesterfield a boy. Born at St John s Hospital to Mr and Mrs Oakley Buck 109 W 53rd St a boy and a girl to Mr and Mrs Darrall Hargiss 1715 W Ninth St. a girl. A boy to Mr and Mrs Glenn Bailey 210 Willow.
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Robert Passwater
Columbus Ave
David Crabtree
Chesterfield
Jerry Short
Norwood Way
Eugene Helm
S. Elma
Michael Chambers
St. John’s Hospital
Oakley Buck
Darrall Hargiss
Ninth St
Glenn Bailey
Willow
Danville Man Dies After Cutting Arm in Door Incident
Ellis Stranger, 35, of Roachdale, died in a Danville hospital after he cut an artery in his right arm by forcing his arm through a front door glass during a domestic dispute with his wife. Hendricks County coroner Jess Wingler identified the deceased.
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Ind
Ellis Stranger
Rt. 2
Roachdale
Jess Wingler
Hendricks County
Stranger
Indiana Girl Crowned U.S. Miss American Teen
Carla Terault of Petersburg Indiana was crowned Miss American Teen-ager in New York on Wednesday night Her father George and mother Anita described her as a typical American girl and said she loves tennis swimming reading and active participation in athletics drama homemaking pep club and the high school band She plans to study psychology at Bloomington University after returning to her farming and mining community near Vincennes Indiana
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Petersburg
Ind
Carla Terault
New York
Anita
George
Carla
Vincennes
Indiana
Terault
Blooma
Six Charged In Connection With Police Raid
Anderson police arrested six persons Friday night in connection with a gaming house raid at 1330 Meridian. The raid occurred at 11:35 p.m. and yielded several decks of cards, chips, and almost $200 in cash. Jack Cannon of 2810 Fletcher was charged with operating a gaming house while five others were charged with visiting one: Robert Breese of 526 W Ninth St, Larry B King of 2219 Main, Karl P Moore of 711 W Ninth St, Paul Carper of Rt 4 Alexandria, and Leon Oliphant of 1223 Meridian.
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Anderson
Meridian
Don Stanley
Jack Cannon
Fletcher
Robert Breese
Ninth St
Larry B. King
Main
Karl P. Moore
W. Ninth St
Paul Carper
Alexandria
Leon Oliphant
Funeral services set for longtime Hancock Democrat editor
Funeral services will be held Friday in Greenfield for John F. Mitchell Jr. 89 longtime editor of the Hancock Democrat and former owner of William Mitchell Printing Co. He died Wednesday at his Greenfield home after a 40 year tenure as editor ending with his 1962 retirement.
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Ind
John F. Mitchell Jr
The
Hancock Democrat
Mitchell
Democrat
William Mitchell Printing Co
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