Israel blames Arab nations for Jerusalem supermarket blast
In Jerusalem a major blast at the citys largest supermarket killed two Hebrew University students and injured nine others. Police detained about 150 Arabs for questioning as Israel named Arab governments and Palestinian groups behind the attack.
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Jerusalem
Eliahu Sasson
Zurich
Switzerland
Tm Aamwman
Ail Calllinell
Vuluau
VNG
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Gideon Rafael
Israel
Foreign Ministry
Egypt
Jordan
Lebanon
Iraq
Athens
Gaza
Rafael
Deac
Hebrew University
V.C. Kafiner
Uruguay
Edward
Tel Aviv
United Nations
Israel Gefen
Moshe Dayan
Daniel Bareli
East Jerusalem
Truman Hospitalized With Gastrointestinal Flu
Kansas City AP reports President Truman is in Research Hospital with a viral gastrointestinal illness. He rests comfortably and shows steady improvement after admission at 11:40 p.m. Thursday. He follows a liquid diet and briefly rose for a meal, with Mrs. Truman visiting later.
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Kansas City
Harry S Truman
Research Hospital
Gand
Truman
John P. Dreves
Hews
Dreves
Cifton Daniel
Litleft
Ayub Quits Pakistan Office At Term End
President Mohammed Ayub Khan announced he will not seek re election next January. He spoke by radio urging faith and warned he may push constitutional reforms if opposition parties fail to agree, promising to address student grievances after deadly protests.
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Mohammed Ayub Khan
Pakistan
Karachi
Ayub Khan
Ayub
Sothe
East Pakistan
Anderson Sectional Tickets Distribution for 55th Tournament
Eight area high schools will share 8 966 tickets for the 55th Anderson Sectional Basketball Tournament at the AHS Gym on Feb 26 27 and March 1. Host principal Noel Douglass and ticket manager Charles Cummings announced. Allocate includes 16 complimentary tickets per school. Anderson season ticket holders draw next Monday night in the AHS gym.
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Anderson
AHS
Noel Douglass
Charles Cummings
Anderson School
THSAA
Highland
Madison Heights
Markleville
Daleville
Pendleton
Alexandria
Frankton
Red Pair Document Attacks Kissinger
In brief wirephoto feature and page references, the newspaper highlights a political attack on Kissinger by a red pair. Other mentions include De Gaulle seeking talks with Wilson, Anderson topping Richmond, and area high school basketball results with Madison Heights and Lapel noted. Obituaries and sections are listed by page.
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Kissinger
Anderson
Richmond
Muncie
Madison Heights
Lapel
Highland
Cat causes brief outage at local shoe plant
A Baltimore plant halted operations after an alley cat fell onto the exposed circuit breakers, delivering a 13 000 volt shock and blacking out power for two shifts. The incident disrupted the Cat's Paw shoe heel factory’s nighttime production.
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Baltimore, Md
Guardsmen and Police Surround UC Berkeley During Reagan Visit
National Guardsmen block University Hall as Gov. Reagan meets the University of California Board of Regents while some 3,000 protesters chant outside. Rain disperses the crowd. additional troopers are stationed nearby to prevent campus unrest amid a 28,000 student campus.
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United Press International
University Hall
University of California
Ronald Reagan
School
Board of Regents
National
Berkeley
California Regents
Fisk Hall
Connecticut
Wesleyan University
Malcolm X
St. Louis
Forest Park Junior College
Pennsylvania State University
Malcom X
Universities Asked To Set Guidelines Amid Student Unrest
The Indiana State Senate adopted HCR 22 urging state university trustees to establish clear policies on rights and responsibilities for students faculty and staff. Senate supporters push passage before Monday when a six member panel will question officials from four universities.
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Herald
Senate
House
Kenneth Bays
R-Anderson
Bays
Helen Achor
Indiana Senate debates Whitcomb revenue package
Indiana lawmakers hear Democrats offer to back tax increases if changes are made. Sen Marshall Kizer accuses Whitcomb of irresponsible campaign remarks as GOP leaders pledge unity. A Madison County Third House session at the YMCA invites public questions and a direct line to Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana
GOP
Whitcomb
Senate
Marshall F. Kizer
Plymouth
Chamber of Commerce
Mulbery
YMCA
Madison County
Robert Thompson
Kizer
House
Otis Bowen
Sen
Eldon Lundquist
License Branch Bill Amended In Indiana House
Indiana House committee amended a bill on vehicle registration and mail distribution of plates from a centralized agency. The shift from shall to may arose from pressure by county chairmen fearing loss of patronage and branch fee revenues.
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Herald
Indianapolis
General Assembly
Kenneth Bays
R-Anderson
House
Ways and Means
Veteran Army officer declares Vietnam war phony at YWCA meeting
Paul G. Erickson a 37 year old former Army lieutenant colonel told more than 100 people at the YWCA that the Vietnam conflict is phony and that the U S government pursues a no win policy. He resigned last year after 14 years in the service citing political restrictions and a desire to avoid the war. He described his brief Vietnam tour and roles in inspection duties before quitting in protest.
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Vietnam
U.S
Paul G. Erickson
YWCA
Erickson
Coloniel
Inspector Generals
Shetterly Promoted to UAW Arbitration Service
Detroit announcement from UAW President Walter P. Reuther promotes Ray Shetterly of Lapel Indiana from international representative at Indianapolis to the arbitration service department in Detroit. He began with Guide Lamp GM in 1938 and joined UAW Local 663, later serving on Region 3 staff and with the International Harvester Department before returning to Indianapolis.
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Detroit
Ray Shetterly
Lapel
Ind
United Auto Workers
Indianapolis
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Shetterly
Guide Lamp
General Motors
Guide
International Harvester Department
Region 3
Weather outlook with scattered light rain possible
Mostly cloudy conditions prevail with a احتمال light rain this afternoon continuing into tonight and Sunday. Highs near 42 to 47 degrees, tonight’s lows around 33 to 37, after yesterday’s 49 and 26. Sunrise is 7 30 a.m. and sunset at 6 27 p.m.
New Arrivals In Anderson and Vicinity
Born at St. John's Hospital to Mr and Mrs Yanis Bush Markleville a boy. Mr and Mrs H W Kellen 18 Locust Street a girl. at Community Hospital Mr and Mrs Timothy Ellis 2313 Mounds Rd a girl. Mr and Mrs James Padgett Chesterfield a boy. Mr and Mrs Steven Small Summitville a boy.
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St. John’s Hospital
Yanis Bush
Markleville
H. W. Kellen
Community Hospital
Timothy Ellis
Mounds Rd
James Padgett
Chesterfield
Steven Small
Summitville
Classified Ad Service Offers Help to Sell Items
A notice to readers with over 38 000 subscribers invites how to place ads by phone at 643 5371. The Ad Visor will assist in crafting and submitting the advertisement.
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Herald-Bulletin
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