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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1965
Page
14
Merchants and their employer would detain a customer suspected of shoplifting for a reasonable time in a reasonable manner if a Senate bill introduced Thursday becomes law. The measure aims to curb shoplifting and protect retailers from retaliation.
The article outlines a long fight over a right to work law, with a 1950s to 1960s timeline. It notes a special committee led by David Thayer aiding the Indiana State Chamber of Commerce, and mentions unrelated accident reports including drivers and pedestrians, weather-related incidents, and a list of hospital releases.
President Johnson urged Congress to pass measures to ensure orderly continuity of the presidency amid disability. He cited three constitutional defects and proposed vacancy replacement rules, noting past vacancies and his return to work after illness while Katzenbach discussed a cabinet appointment.
A car near Alliance Road struck a telephone pole and a fence, totaling the vehicle. The driver was taken to St John’s Hospital and released after minor injuries. Two additional accidents occurred within 20 minutes at 19th and Jefferson and 117 Madison Ave, with Max Gordon injured as his car hit by a truck driven by Ralph Davidson at 19th and Jefferson.
The article recalls Nicholas Katzenbach’s rise in the Justice Department under Kennedy. It notes his early 1960s work directing U.S. marshals at Oxford during James Meredith's integration and his 1963 order to Alabama Governor Wallace to admit two Black students to the University of Alabama. It also mentions Clark, another Kennedy appointee from Dallas, with ties to Texas and Chicago.
Area Scouts from Page One area join 940 nationwide to be honored during Boy Scout Week. Cubs write on why they love America and oath and law meanings while Explorers describe their role in defending the American crew. Cedric A. Dunkerly notes local trio Hinkie Gentry and Estep will be honored by the Kiwanisville Council.
Elizabeth Westminster Hall will host viewing of the catafalque for the third time since the body was placed there. The Hall at Kings opened Wednesday drawing Britons and Commonwealth people in a river of humanity to behold the coffin draped with the Union Jack and St Winston's knighthood regalia. Camlesticks and a golden cross surround the dais as armed forces stand watch with arms reversed at each corner.
The Nationwide program awards honors for preserving American ideals of liberty. Freedom's Foundation at Valley Forge, led by Kenneth I Wells, includes Eisenhower as chairman and funds activities supporting heritage preservation across organizations and schools.
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