Agnew Visit Triggers Demonstrations and Arrests in New Zealand
Vice President Spiro Agnew, in Auckland, faced several hundred antiwar protesters while security held the line. About 25 people were arrested across two days as clashes erupted near Albert Park. One unemployed man was remanded to a mental hospital after pleading not guilty to threatening remarks against Agnew. Police also reported two rifles or bullets found on a protester after a Thursday scuffle.
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Delco Remy and Guide Lamp Post Record $241 Million Local Economy
Delco Remy and Guide Lamp plants report a 1949 local economic peak with $241,012.61 injected into Anderson through payrolls totaling $207,297,468 for 20,822 workers. The year also features expansions at Plant 17, a new original equipment shipping center, and a modern water treatment facility aimed at boosting manufacturing space and reducing sewer demand. completion expected by May.
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Greenfield Soldier Norris Borgman Killed in Vietnam
Sgt. Norris R. Borgman of Greenfield was killed January 6 in Vietnam while activating a booby trap during patrol. A 1966 Niver Vernon High School graduate, he served with the 101st Airborne Division and was returning remains to Hendryx Mortuary in Cumberland. He is survived by his parents, three sisters, and two brothers.
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Raymond Borgman
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Vietnam
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Camp Evans Neare
Mia
Janet Kleine Sr
M Harold Olin Jr
Wt 4
Tally Snograsa
New Palestine
Sel
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Hendryx Mortuary
Comberland
Head On Collision Injures Rural Anderson Man
An Anderson County man, Crago, 21, suffered a broken elbow and left leg after a head on crash on Brown Street over I 69. A Pendleton resident, Anne Wood, 35, received minor injuries in the same incident. Overpass snow pileups narrowed the crossing. both cars were total losses. Emergency crews freed Crago, and a second Tuesday crash sent Morrow to hospital with head and side injuries after a separate collision on Broadway.
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Brown Street
Henry A. Crag
St. Colin's Hosnal
Crago
Anne
Wood
Pendleton
James Kelich
Drago Auto
Kelich
Joe Brogdan
Anderson Fire Department
Cragu
Indiana to Launch Stamp Out Stupidity Drug Abuse Campaign
Secretary of State William Salin announced a statewide drive in Indiana patterned after programs in California and Texas. The campaign, led by students and aided by service clubs, will use posters and a clearinghouse to coordinate efforts. Salin cited letters from Governor Ronald Reagan, El Paso police, and the Justice Department endorsing the effort.
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Wiliam Salin
Indianapolis
Salin
Anderson
Anderson High School
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California
Texas
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el Paso
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Ronald Reagan
Jistiee
Celeron
Rock to discuss 10th District in Monday press event
Indianapolis candidate Hubert T. Rock announced a Monday press conference in the Crystal Room of the Athletic Club. He will outline his political plans for 1970 and say nothing about a stated candidacy while focusing on the 10th Congressional District.
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Anonymous threats target Barclay case reporter in AtWlerson
An AtWlerson newsman covering the Barclay case has received anonymous phone threats. A deep voice warned him to drop the Barclay story as officers condemn the calls as cowardly, while supporters continue fundraising for Barclay child’s operation.
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Pat Barclay
Gere Swhnedell
Seindell
Giant Air Force Plane Grounded After Wing Crack Found
The Air Force halted the CaA transport fleet after a 4 to 10 inch wing crack appeared on a Marietta Georgia built aircraft. The crack prompted precautionary inspections of all CaA planes as the program faces budget pressures and prior crash concerns.
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Exile Ends Biafra Reassured By Returning Ex-President
Ex-president Nnamdi Azikiwe, famed Zik, arrived Friday on a mission to reassure war torn Nigeria that all is well and safe. He plans talks with Maj. Gen. Gowon, urged benevolent neutral nations to cooperate, and supported national reconciliation after Biafra’s surrender.
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B52s Pound Buildup From Laos Near Border
American B52 bombers conducted Friday night raids over the A Shat Valley in Laos part of a push to disrupt Communist supply lines. The Stratofortresses dropped at least 180 tons of bombs targeting Ho Chi Minh trail routes and nearby bases two miles from the Laotian border in northwestern South Viet Nam. Military spokesmen said missions hit suspected supply and staging areas as Vietnamese troops operate in the valley amid reports of a Communist invasion focus along the coast.
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Fred M. Stark Appointed Head of Local Anaconda Wire Plant
Anaconda Wire announces Fred M. Stark as head of its local plant. Stark previously served as Project Engineer, joined Anderson in May 1964, and was promoted to plant engineer in July. He holds a bachelor’s degree in chemical engineering and is active in community and church groups.
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Anaconda
AnaConda Wire Ain Cable Co
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Anderson
Glimpses Of The Sunday Herald Preview
Excerpts reveal a chaotic tale from the California La Bisgacas slayings, with drug and hate themes, a planned reattempt, and a narrator seeking silence as a lawyer approaches with vanilla ice cream. The Anderson Herald teases a detailed tomorrow story by Susan Decise Atkinson and notes weekly columns and features.
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Nixon to hold first press conference of year on Jan 26
Washington reports the White House announced President Nixon will conduct his first press conference of 197? and present a budget message to Congress about four days later. He remains at Camp David in Maryland as aides finalize the State of the Union and revised spending figures.
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Classified Ac rooms remark sparks debate over accessibility
A garbled comment attributed to Mr Ayerlinn about accessible classrooms provokes discussion on disability access. The distorted text references 3000 qubremibiert and a Foundation Bulletin Herald, but its meaning is unclear.
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