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Anderson Herald in Anderson, Indiana

04 Jan 1973

Page 7

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Anderson Herald

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Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1973

Page

7

Ku Klux Klan Rebrands for 1970s Indiana Politics

In Indiana the Klan says it is rebuilding with ballots and outreach rather than violence, while maintaining hooded ritual and cross burnings. Leaders Chaney and Book describe a shift to law and order and political activity, with 500 members in 15 klaverns and public headquarters planned in Indianapolis.

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Sanitarian Named Administrative Aide

Vincent L. Griffin, a sanitarian with the Madison County Health Department, will take on the duties of administrative assistant to the county health officer. The post became vacant last October when Roy Boicourt resigned. Griffin says the extra duties will not hinder his sanitarian work and he will receive a pay increase.

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Madison County Board of Health Vincent L. Griffin Health Department Roy Boicourt Griffin
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British Police Guns Debate Grows After Bank Shootout

London AP report notes the shootout involving Peter Slimon, a guard at a Middle East embassy, sparked a debate as Britons question arming police. Most bobbies carry no firearms, trusting uniform and penalties to deter crime, while calls for armed policing are resisted.

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London Peter Slimon Middle East Slimon Britain Richard Frost Marie Adams America Labor
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