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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1969

Page

5

Smog Endangers Over a Million California Pine Forests

A UPI report details extensive pine and fir tree decline across Northern and Southern California due to smog and ozone. The Forest Service notes 161,000 acres in decay with 46,000 acres nearly dead in San Bernardino, while researchers seek smog resistant conifer strains and improved surveying techniques to gauge and mitigate damage. The program aims to map extent, test pines for resilience, and develop planting strategies amid ongoing emissions.

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Boyle Victory Looms In Mine Workers Roll Call

Washington AP Boyle leads early after a heated union election as W A Tony Hoyle seeks reelection over Joseph A Yablonski amid charges of massive vote violations. Yablonski promises court action and a Labor Department probe while Boyle, a Lewis protege, runs the union with a 50 000 a year presidency for about 200 000 members.

Washington United Mine Workers W. A Tony” Hoyle Yietc Boyle UN Fief Joseph A. Yablonski Labor Department John L. Lewis Yablonski Lewis Hoyle

Aid Provided By Private Agencies For GE Walkout

A union official said voluntary and public social agencies are giving aid averaging $6 weekly to GE workers on strike in 33 states. Perlis of AFL-CIO noted 13 unions are in the seventh week of the walkout amid temporary food stamp and stimulant aid issues in Louisville, Fyler, Jackson, Hickory, and Cannelton, with solutions in most places and ongoing work in others.

Washington UPT General Electric Perlis Afl-Cig Louisville Fyler Tex Jackson Miss Hickory N.C Cannelton Ind

Death Case Dropped faces New Charge Faced

Newton Iowa report states Lee Runyon 31 faced a preliminary hearing on a reckless conduct charge after a murder count in the death of 37 year old Robert P Daniels from Gretna was dropped. Daniels was shot Sept 25 1958 at a Newton woman’s home and died after 10 days in a hospital.

Newton Lee Runyon Dee Pea Runyon Robert P. Daniels Gretna Daniels Avant Eftinghany

Whitcomb Leads Ribbon Ceremony For Indianapolis Highway

Govern Whitcomb heads a caravan of Indianapolis officials in a ribbon cutting for three interstate segments around the city. The new route promises easier Capitol visitors access as sections I 65 I 70 and I 465 near 86th Street are opened. In a separate report, Polish PAP notes the Swedish yacht Carola was found abandoned in the Baltic Sea with its crew missing.

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