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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1973
Page
1
The plan details heavy air campaigns by American and South Vietnamese planes to pressure enemy positions, aiming to strengthen Saigon’s leverage ahead of any cease-fire. Page 2 coverage notes broader Indochina roundup and related briefs across the edition.
Obituaries note local residents and church notices detail services and burial plans. Accent on Living shares community features while sports highlights and opinion pieces appear in todays edition alongside stock market briefs.
Washington braces for Nixon's second inauguration as crowds flood the capital for official balls and events while protesters distribute leaflets. Security lines streets and souvenir stands sprout near the parade route as nearly a million people gather for the 11 30 a m swearing in and a 2 p m parade. The Shenandoah High School marching band plans to perform as the event unfolds.
Gen. Alexander Haig Jr and President Thieu resume groundwork for a Paris peace accord as U S and North Vietnamese experts meet in Paris. Kissinger and Tho near tentative agreement while Saigon seeks clarifications and maximum protections for its interests.
Shenandoah High School director Frank Bienas and the Marching Raiders, in Washington for the inaugural parade, credit discipline, pride, and grueling practice schedules for earning the No 1 state rating. Students emphasize hard work, self critique, and determination as keys to success.
Bucove city library director aged 32, McCarty parks superintendent aged 30, and Dr. James Wessar aged 33 from Anderson are finalists for the 1973 Jaycees Distinguished Service Award. The winner will be announced at the DSA Banquet at Anderson College next Tuesday.
Washington police seek eight Black men in their 20s armed with handguns amid a feud between Muslim factions. The Hanafi house in northwest Washington, donated by Kareem Abdul Jabbar, saw two drownings and five shootings with other members hurt. Names listed include Khaalis family members and Abdul Nur.
The Star-News quotes Hanafi sect members accusing Black Muslim followers of Elijah Muhammad of the slayings. A Black Muslim spokesman in Washington defends nonviolence and condemns the acts while asserting the Nation of Islam teaches to respond only when peace is broken.
A young white gunman fired from a balcony at Standiford Field in Louisville then held an Ozark Airlines DC9 mechanic hostage aboard the aircraft. No injuries reported as police seal airport and federal officers arrive, AWOL soldier linked by FAA spokesman.
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