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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1972

Page

7

Defense Gap Between Florida California Cited By Committee

A House subcommittee declared a 1,500 mile gap between Florida and California leaves the U S open to attack with no advance warning. Gen J McKee warned anti bomber radar cannot fully shield the nation while Pentagon officials downplay infiltration risk as unlikely but acknowledge radar gaps during system phasing. The panel urged rapid development of a three part defense including AWACS, over the horizon radar and jet interceptors with mid 1970s completion aimed at a $1.8 billion price tag.

U.S House Florida California Air Defense Pentagon South United States Jerry W. Friedheim House Armed Services New Orleans International Cuba Havana Miami F. Edward Hebert D-La New Orleans Lane West J. McKee North American Air Defense Command McKee

U S Drives NATO Talks Over Malta Rent Dispute

British and American officials work to bridge Malta rent gap with Prime Minister Mintoff asking 18 million pounds per year. UK says Malta may bar NATO use if terms not met. U S favors a compromise to keep British forces and Mediterranean security, while stressing no direct Heath Nixon talks exist.

North Atlantic Treaty Organization NATO Heath Dom Mintoff U.S Nixon Malta Britain Mintoff Washington White Case Gerald L. Warren Saturn London United States Mediterranean Isle Soviet Union

Prostitution Houses Closed In Terre Haute

Terre Haute mayor William J. Brighton ordered all houses of prostitution closed as part of a campaign to change the city image. The Tribune recalls open houses dating to the 19th century with an estimated 30 girls in 10 brothels in a city of 73,000. City officials say the houses deter sex crimes, and Brighton argues closing them will aid job creation.

Terre Haute Ind William J. Brighton Terre Haute Tribune Leland Larrison Brighton City Hall

Evidence Seen Of Eruption On Moon Scientists Reports

SPACE CENTER Houston AP reports a lunar seismic study finds a weak but regular moon heartbeat and tantalizing evidence of a recent volcanic eruption. Scientists say quake patterns cluster near the Sea of Clouds region and may originate about 490 miles underground, with 600 to 800 quakes yearly.

Moon Latham California Sea of Clouds R.L. Kovach Stanford University Calif Rice University Kovach

Elks Announce 79 Scholarships For 1972 73

The Elks National Foundation offers 730 scholarships totaling over 520000 dollars with amounts from 600 to 2500. Deadline for applications is February 15. Spiggle in the Anderson area may refer students to high school advisors or the Anderson Elks Lodge at 1803 North Broadway for forms or by calling 644 9219. Citizens of the United States residing in the Order's jurisdiction are eligible. No race creed or country of origin restrictions apply.

Order National Foundation Spiggle Anderson Anderson Elks Lodge North Broadway The Elks National Foundation United States

Danish King Frederik I Relapses Amid Pneumonia Fears

Copenhagen AP report says 72 year old King Frederik I worsened Tuesday with fever 103 after prior heart attack and pneumonia. Greece’s Constantine arrived, while Queen Ingrid Princess Margrethe Benedikte and Anne Marie visited the hospital as officials promise another medical bulletin Wednesday morning.

Copenhagen Denmark Frederik I Buletin Monia Constantine Greece Anne- Marie Frederik Anne-Marie Benedikte Ingrid Margrethe

Penal Reform Discussion Series at St Marys Church

St Marys Catholic Church hosts three programs on penal reform crime and capital punishment. The first session on Thursday at 8 pm features George Phead superintendent of the Indiana Reformatory Pendleton and staff including Dr Michael Minnich Albert Calhoun and Richard Schroeder. The event is open to all and held in the church basement with access from west or east entrances.

St. Mary’s Catholic Church George Phead Indiana Reformatory Pendleton Phend Michael Minnich Albert Calhoun Richard Schroeder

May Buy Loan Company Indianapolis

American Fletcher Corp. offers an undisclosed sum for all outstanding Local Finance Corp. common stock. Local Finance operates 62 loan offices in Indiana and Michigan. directors have recommended shareholders vote approval.

Indianapolis American Fletcher Corp Local Finance Corp Marion Indiana Michigan Cecomote

Mayor Blames Black Muslims For Baton Rouge Gunfight

Baton Rouge officials report two police officers and two Black men killed in a sudden gunfight amid a planned conspiracy claim. The mayor announced a curfew, National Guard presence, and warrants totaling $500,000 bonds for suspects, with arrests extending to Chicago, Philadelphia, Los Angeles, and Washington, D.C. authorities cited interstate travel and a mapped itinerary.

Baton Rouge Baton Se Aetamion W. W. Dumas Onts Elijah Muham Elijah Muhammad Dumas National Guard Dist Sargent Pitcher Washington, D.C Pitcher Charles Granger Granger Ralph Hancock Ralph Dewayne Wilder Thomas Davis Chicago Lawrence Brooks Raymond Ker Los Angeles David McKinney Warren Hall Philadelphia Toussaint L’overture Clennon Brown Ridgley Williams

Arraignments in Circuit Court touch on violent offense and state emergency

Five persons appeared before Circuit Court Judge Carl T. Smith on Monday with changes of venue granted for James Leach charged with sale and G Arnold. Robert Wills charged with carrying a pistol. Jerald Lee Kendrick had a case continued on forged document. Gov. McKeithen warned revolutionaries away and stated Louisiana would maintain peace amid an official state of emergency. Local police Powers and linked arrests were noted as part of broader unrest.

Carl T. Smith James Leach G. Arnold Robert Wills Jerald Lee Kendrick John McKeithen Baton Rouge Batona McKeithen Shreveport

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