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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1970

Page

28

Media task force calls for cleaner reporting on violence

A staff report to the National Violence Commission says U S news media cannot be blamed for nationwide violence but could reduce disorders via self scrutiny analytical reporting and better coverage of protests. It urges FCC fairness doctrine clarity and closer scrutiny of media mergers to prevent concentration.

National Violence Commission Washington Commission America Thon Federal Communications Commission National Commission On the Causes and Prevention Milton S. Eisenhower Robert F. Kennedy Robert K. Baker Justice Department Sandra J. Ball Seattle

Public Hearing for Alcohol Permits in Madison County

The Local Alcoholic Beverage Board of Madison County Indiana will hold a 9 am hearing January 18 1970 in the Commissioners Room Court House Anderson to consider permits for W Brokawdba Havioft Tavern 293 Cedar St Anderson Kroger Co 2547 Nichol Ave Anderson and Harold Larrance Curve Inn Tavern State Rd 9 Alexandria. The board will receive information on applicant fitness and permit propriety. Public participation is invited.

Alcoholic Beverage Board Madison County Indiana Commissioners Room Court House Anderson W. Brokawdba State Rd Alexandria Bjan

Consolidated report of Citizens Banking Company 1969 condition

The report shows assets totaling 31 139 743.05 with cash and U S Treasury securities, various deposits and liabilities. Bank was organized under state banking laws and member of the Federal Reserve System with W A Pone as cashier certifying accuracy.

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McCormack Aide and Lobbyist Indicted for Conspiracy

A federal indictment charges John W. McCormack's chief aide Martin Sweig and lobbyist Nathan M. Voloshen with conspiring to use the speaker's Washington office to exert undue influence. The case centers on Parvin-Dohrman Co offerings and SEC actions, with possible penalties up to 52 and 25 years respectively.

New York John W. McCormack Washington Ter Voloshen McCormack Sweig Securities and Exchange Commission Selective Service System Departments of Justice, Treasury Parvin-Dohrman American Stock Exchange SEC The

Best Dressed List Ignores Mrs Nixon in 30th Annual Roundup

Washington reporters note First Lady Mrs Nixon did not make the 30th annual best dressed list. An aide says her conservative hemlines reflect her attitude toward clothes. Unlike Mrs Kennedy Onassis who frequently topped the list, Lady Bird Johnson also missed it.

Washington UPI Nixon White House Lady Bird Johnson Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis

Readers Courtroom Notices and Naturalization Debate

A roundup of Madison County notices reports Richard F Davisson named administrator of Della Baker estate and Anderson Banking Co named executor of Lydia Bates estate. Also details a public divorce suit for Schryle Ann Taylor versus Harry Taylor, with summons and deadlines. A naturalization appeal by Shari, wife of a U.S. soldier, discusses residency limits and citizenship eligibility amid Vietnam service.

Shari Vietnam United States

High Court to Decide on Banning Subversive Candidates

The Supreme Court agreed to hear challenges from New York and Minnesota on whether states may bar subversive individuals from practicing law or running for public office. The cases test fitness screening and the 1954 Communist Control Act amid broader desegregation disputes pending in several Southern districts.

High Court Washington Supreme Court States Communist Party New York Minnesota Congress United States Alabama Florida Georgia Louisiana Mississippi Texas State Supreme Court Bar American Civil Liberties Union ACLU Cleveland Philadelphia William R. Baird Massachusetts Boston University

Postal Inspector Recovers From Fall Injury

Greensburg Indiana United States postal inspector George R. Wickersham aged 61 is recovering at home after a fall at the Richmond Post Office during an investigation into a woman’s injury. He fractured both wrists and required hospital care and casts while a colleague arranged transport home.

Greensburg Ind UPID U.S Richmond George R. Wickersham Wickersham Reid Memorial Hospital

Anderson College Debaters Extend Win Streak at Ball State

ACs top duo David Oldham and Gary Scharnhorst raised their record to 18 straight wins with a victory at Ball State University over Day ton Western Kentucky Tennessee Tech and Toledo. The team heads to Michigan State and Chicago Loyola then Harvard for the John Quincy Adams Tournament.

David Oldham Gary Scharnhorst Anderson College Ball State University Oldham Harrisburg Scharnhorst Wichita Kans University of Dayton Western Kentucky University Tennesse Tech University of Toledo Butler Ball ‘State David Mitchelen Winter‘set Iowa Earl Tharp New Martinsville W. Va Wittenberg Kentucky Manchester Bruce Clear Anderson Dale Webster Athens Union College Ball

Boeing 747 Lands In London In Dress Rehearsal

Pan American Airlines 747 arrives from New York to Heathrow with 380 aboard in six and a half hours. Passengers clear customs in 59 minutes, six regular jets arrive simultaneously, and officials note reduced noise versus earlier 707s.

London New York Pan American Airways Heathrow Pan Am Airways Goliah W Lojewski Totowa N.J Kennedy Federal Aviation Agency New York-London

Heflin Honored For Air Force Outstanding Unit Award

Sgt. David L. Heflin of Madison Heights High School 1965 alum serves as personnel specialist in the 408th Fighter Group at Kingsley Field Oregon. He will wear a distinctive service ribbon marking his unit’s award for exceptionally meritorious service from July 1968 through June 1969. He served in Thailand prior to current assignment near Klamath Falls Oregon.

David L. Heflin Joyce A. Heflin Elwood U.S. Air Force Heflin 408Th Kingsley Field Ore Madison Heights High School Thailand Klamath Falls

Dragon tree of the Canary Islands noted for dragon's blood

The ancient native Canary Islands tree produces dark red resin known as dragon's blood and resembles a mushroom in form.

Canary Islands

Revival Services at Alexandria Church of the Nazarene

Revival services are held nightly at 7 30 through Sunday with evening sessions at the Alexandria Church of the Nazarene.

Alexandria Church of the Nazarene

Young Art Patron Submits Work To Governor Whitcomb

In Indianapolis 6 year old Molly Cook, ill at Community Hospital, sent a colored picture and a note with a coloring book and crayons to Governor Whitcomb. The governor replied and mailed the items back via his wife Mrs Pat Whitcomb who will show them to the governor's five children. Molly is improving but will miss school for several weeks due to treatments.

Indianapolis UPI Whitcomb Molly Cook Elvin Cook Molly Capitol Pat Whitcomb

Steel Avalanche Claims 3rd Victim

In Gary Indiana the third casualty from a steel plant avalanche was identified as James Burgess 34 of Gary. The disaster occurred Sunday when a large pipe broke loose burying a locomotive cab and killing engineer Douglas. Coroner Williams ordered a special jury to probe the accident.

Gary Ind UPI U.S. Steel Corp James Burgess Douglas Alex Williams

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