Highland High Band Invited to Inaugural Parade
Highland High School band slated to join Indiana marching unit in Nixon inaugural parade in Washington. Governor elect Whitcomb to deliver invitation. convocation at Highland High School to hear the news and celebrate the state championship band. Local officials and state leaders expected at the convocation and reception honoring the selection.
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Washington, D. C
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Lyndon B. Johnson
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al. Highland
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Keith Buten
Indiana
Whitcomb
White House
Madison’ County
Bulen
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Mearlee Robinson
A. S. Woolhert
Anderson
Nixon to announce 12 cabinet picks Wednesday
President-Elect Nixon plans a single prime time reveal of his 12 cabinet appointees on Wednesday night at 10 PM EST from the Shoreham. Press secretary Ziegler says final selections are made and other major posts may be announced, including budget and ambassadorial roles linked to Paris talks. Laird named defense secretary in Nixon lineup.
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Washington
Paris
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Nam War
Mon Ay Laird
House
Wisconsin
GOP
Anderson to join Urban League ghetto program
Anderson has been named among 21 communities selected by the National Urban League to share in a $2 million ghetto development program. William B Harper of the Anderson Urban League says $10,100 will be used locally for job training, education projects, and to encourage Black businesses. National leaders emphasize a bottom up, self-help approach with local input on needs and plans.
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Whitney M
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Nixon names North Carolina Negro as race aide
President elect Richard Nixon selected Robert J. Brown, a 28 year old Black leader from North Carolina and member of the SCLC, as a special assistant to gather Black community ideas on economic development. Brown, a lifetime NAACP member with past roles in urban renewal, housing agencies, and the High Point police and Treasury departments, said the move aims to gain practical action and respect across communities.
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Martin Luther King Jr
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NAACP
High Point
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Bureau of Narcotics
Hair color not required for British passport applicants
London AP reports a Foreign Office spokesman said Monday that due to widespread use of wigs and dyes applicants for British passports will not have to slate the color of their hair. The statement reflects adjustments to identity verification practices amid cosmetic styling trends.
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London
Pendleton Inmate Gets Defender in Murder Case
Public defender Henry P. Schrenker was appointed to defend Leland Doyle Shoulders, 26, an Indiana Reformatory inmate charged with first degree murder in the stabbing death of Saralie Kosak, 27, of Gary, during a prison dorm fight. Shoulders arraignment delayed to Jan 6. he faces escape charges from 1987. Jerald Jessup, 29, Indianapolis, charged with assault and possible life sentence, case tied to habitual criminal statute, arraignment set for Dec 16.
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Henry P. Schrenker
Leland Doyle Shoulders
Kaising
Saralie Kosak
Gary
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Set
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Indiana State Farm
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Reformatory
Russ Catley
Anderson
Cop On Scooters Aims To Improve Detroit Police Ties
Detroit launches Community Oriented Patrol using 36 then 62 officers on scooters to boost community relations. Officials report increased positive contact, fewer injuries, and rapid responses as scooter patrols cover broad areas, chase suspects, and aid searches for missing children.
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Johannes E. Spreen
Spreen
Robert V. Moate
Secoers
Richard Baulon
Czechs Admit Internal Criticism Of Reform Retreat
Prague AP reports the Czechoslovak Communist party acknowledged broad calls to review its withdrawal from Alexander Dubcek liberal reform plans. The party press cites widespread ediorial demands, citing fears of cabinet policy return and dismissal rules. Local committees press for more information and accountability amid Soviet pressure and secrecy after the weekend talks.
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Czechoslovak Communist Party
Alexander Dubeck
Communist Party
Rude Pro. Wetare
Ukraine
Rude Prayo
Dubeck
Allied, Communist Activity Picks Up In South In South Vietnam
Communist gunners shelled at least nine population centers and military installations in South Vietnam Monday night and Tuesday, marking a second major attack in five days. Ground fighting continued as Allied troops concluded a bi operation in the north, with casualties and property damage reported as light in most areas, though civilians were wounded and a market and several structures destroyed in Tri Tan.
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UPD
South Vietnam
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Autonomy urged for 10 branches drive
Legislators prioritized reevaluating local governance as a push for autonomy for ten branches dominates the outlook. Officials stress streamlined authority and regional control to address persistent issues across agencies.
Insurgents Grow Bolder as Thai Government Fights Back
Bangkok reports show the Communist insurgency widening and intensifying with better armed attackers. Clashes total 12 with snipers targeting officials and troops, while three helicopters took ground fire. Attacks rise in northern provinces near Laos as Meo tribesmen and infiltrators train across the Mekong under Lao and Vietnamese support.
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Phailand
Vietnam
Laos
Mekong
New Arrivals in Anderson and Vicinity
Birth notices from Anderson and nearby areas list newborns at local hospitals and homes. Families named include Pearson, Snodgrass, Roberts, Nevins, Johnson, Weir Leisure, Walker, Bruce, Goodin, with multiple infants born to couples in Anderson, Petcheton, Middletown, Indianapolis and Alexandria, mentioning parental lineages where provided.
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George Pearson
2Nd St
James Snodgrass
Petcheton
Lawrence Roberts
Community Hospital
Frank Nevins
Ingalls
Abs
John Johnson
Alexandria
Weir Leisure
W. 12Th St
Larry Walker
Middletown
Kenneth Bruce
Noble St
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