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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1972

Page

2

Administration Tightens Airport Surveillance In Skyjack Curb

The Nixon administration moves to curb skyjackings with electronic passenger screening, carry-on checks, and armed guards at loading areas. Federal funding supports detectors while airlines and airports bear most costs, sparking opposition from operators and local groups who seek full federal security responsibility.

Washington Nixon Cuba Air Transport Association Secur Volpe Air States Benjamin O. Davis Transportation State Department Havana William P Transportation Department

Commerce Official Named To Top HUD Position

President Nixon promoted James T. Lynn from under secretary of commerce to HUD secretary while Peter G. Peterson may move to head a new international economic policy council. Interior Secretary Morton will remain in the Cabinet. Dent is eyed for commerce. Washington rumor mill notes other possible shifts.

Commerce Morton Interior Washington Nixon James T. Lynn Housing and Urban Development Peter G. Peterson Rogers C B. Morton Maryland National Republican William P. Rogers Treasury George Shultz Washington Post The New York Times South Carolina Frederick B. Dent Peterson White House Ronald L. Ziegler Commerce Department George Romney HUD Romney Lynn Cleveland Cific Senate Congress Interior Department Walter Hickel Ziegler U.S

Kissinger Tho Paris Peace Parley Briefly Postponed

A secret Kissinger Tho meeting in Paris was canceled on Tuesday with private talks planned for Wednesday. No reason was given for the postponement as both sides held a news blackout and cables flew between Paris and Washington.

Paris Henry A. Kissinger le Duc Tho North Vietnam U.S White House Ronald L. Ziegler Nixon Ziegler Kissinger Xuan Thuy Nguyen Thi Binh South Vietnam Pham Dang Lam Saigon Tho Hanoi

Desegregation Plan Sought by Madison County Board

A Madison County school board discussion centers on eliminating minority student isolation and pursuing federal Title VII funds. Ruth Cooper of the Urban League urges a desegregation plan, while president DeVar Litten objects to publicly reading the resolution and reschedules a formal presentation for the next meeting.

Nixon Ruth Cooper Madison County Urban League DeVar Litten MCUL Cooper Urban League Board of Directors Litten Ista UniServ Donna Campbell

Madison schools board discusses ISTA access and site choices

The Madison school board debated union access to schools as ISTA representative Campbell denied a membership drive while UniServ aides defend outreach. A concerned black parent pressed redistricting questions about East Side Junior High with seven site options and a $200000 taxpayer saving on a new Lindbergh Road location.

Campbell ISTA Madison Hancock UniServ South Side John German East Side Junior High Litten Lindbergh Road Ind. 109 Glen Sealock First Savings and Loan ACS

Motion for New Trial Taken Under Advisement

Madison Circuit Judge Carl T. Smith took under advisement a motion to correct errors for Charles A. Frith and Ralph E. Williams, both convicted of first degree murder in the killing of Kenneth B. Goldstein on August 12, 1971. The two faced potential death sentences, later stayed by the Supreme Court, with a decision expected in about a week.

Madison Carl T. Smith Charles A. Frith Ralph E. Williams Kenneth B. Goldstein Richard R. Wirt Ralph F. Mattingly Williams Frith Chicago Indianapolis Goldstein Aih Madison County U.S. Supreme Court Morris E. Dozier Smith the Herald

98 Indicted In Violation Of Selective Service Act

A federal grand jury indicted 98 Buffalo area men on charges of violating the Selective Service Act. Some were charged with refusing induction or failing to report, others with refusing civilian work after conscientious objector status. Indictments handed to Judge John T. Curtin. arraignments to be scheduled. Stakes include up to five years and $10,000 fines.

Buffalo N. Y US. District Court U.S John T. "Tilistestevesten Dreft Fifvin Justice Department Elfvin

Planes Collide Over South Carolina Crash Kills Two

Two military aircraft, a 130 transport and an F102 jet fighter, collided Tuesday night near Conway in Horry County South Carolina. Wreckage was scattered across a wide area. no survivors information was available immediately.

Conway S.C Air Force Horry County

Charm and Distinction Quality New Homes Ad

An old classified ad by HAL REDDICK and W H HIGHSMITH promotes Charm and Distinction Quality New Homes. It lists contact numbers 643 6515 and 644 1217 for inquiries.

Hal Reddick W. H. Highsmith

Anderson and County Area Deaths

Obituaries from Pendleton New Castle and Clarksville note Donald J. Copeland 69 of Pendleton. Floyd Crumbaugh 68 of Anderson. Joseph Barkdull 60 of New Castle. Details include birthplaces, careers, survivors, funeral arrangements, and burial sites across multiple towns.

Obituary of Ace Patterson of Anderson Arkansas native

Ace Patterson 65 of 4529 St. Charles Street died at 10 15 p m Monday on arrival at St John s Hospital He lived in Anderson since 1955 retired from Guide Lamp Division in 1957 and was a member of East Lynn Christian Church Surviving are widow Onis Campbell Patterson two sons Darrell and Farrell Patterson a sister Audrey Patterson a stepdaughter Patty Hargie a sister and brother of Clarksville Ark Mrs Earla May Snyder and Gene Patterson and three grandchildren Friends may call 7 9 p m today at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home

Pendleton Donald J. Copeland N. Pendleton St. John’s Hospital Shirley Anderson Anderson Board of Realtors Indiana Real Estate Association National Association of Real Estate Boards Pendleton Lions Club Pendleton Chamber of Commerce Pendleton Masonic Lodge Blanch Bruce Copeland Marjorie Footz Farmland Cornell Bright Funeral Grove Lawn Floyd Crumbaugh W. 7Th St Community Hospital Tipton Delco-Remy Bernice Jordan Crumbaugh Carl Fred Ft. Oglethorpe, Fla Vernon Crumbaugh Alda Ridgeway Jane Hoppes Mildred Renfro Oakland Calif Craig Kent Crumbaugh Baker Brothers Funeral Home William Abresch Louis Kineman Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery New Castle Joseph Barkdull S. 7Th St Henry County Memorial Hospital St. Louis Wayne Yeater South Mound Ace Patterson St. Charles St Clarksville Ark Guide Lamp Division East Lynn

Funeral for Paul LeRoy Groover Held Thursday

Paul LeRoy Groover 3 of 2100 S L Street died 11 30 am Tuesday in Mercy Hospital. Born in Tipton County he is survived by parents Robert and Ethel Cole Groover great grandmother Mrs Ora Cole Madoc and four step siblings Jeffrey Hampton Jackie Greg Hampton Donna Christy Donny Collis Jr. Funeral services set for Thursday at 2 pm at Dunnichay Funeral Home with Captain Donald Hickey of the

Elwood Paul LeRoy Groover S. L St Mercy Hospital Tipton County Robert Ethel Cole Groover Ora Cole Madoc Jeffrey Hampton Kentucky Jackie Greg Hampton Donna Christy Donny Collis Jr

New Arrivals At Local Hospitals

Mr and Mrs Randy McCune welcome a son at St John s Hospital. Mr and Mrs William Bair greet a daughter at their home. Mr and Mrs Philip Hinshaw announce a boy. At Community Hospital Mr and Mrs Thurman Bar clay welcome a boy born at 1915 Dewey.

Randy McCune First St William Bair 12Th St Philip Hinshaw Community Hospital Mrs. Thurman Barclay Dewey

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