Israel Bombers Raid Cairo Suburb
Israeli planes struck a Cairo suburb Maadi hitting military targets and a base at Dahshur killing three civilians and wounding 12. Egyptian officials said the raid aimed to undermine morale and that defenses drove off the attackers as power and traffic were disrupted nationwide.
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Cairo
Maadi
Plush
Nile River
Dahshur
West Bank of the Nile
Ahmed Esmat Abdel Maguid
Nile Delta
Nile-front
Hilton
Maguid
Tel Aviv
Moshe Dayan
Egypt
House Upholds Nixon Veto On HEW Education Bill
The House voted 226 to 191 to sustain President Nixon's veto of a $19.7 billion health education bill. A substitute bill is expected to follow a compromise outline proposed by Nixon. The vote largely split along party lines with a White House lobbying push shaping outcome.
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House
Nixon
Senate
White House
Ronald Ziegler
Capitol Hill
National Education Association
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
House Appropriations Committee
Congress
Executive Branch
Mayor Flanagan at Governor's Urban Affairs Conference
Mayor J. E. Flanagan described a day long Governor's Conference on Urban Affairs at the State house as a very meaningful meeting. Flanagan and city redevelopment director David Sheldon joined representatives from various city departments.
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J. E. Flanagan
State House
Flanagan
David Sheldon
Indiana mayors to host national urban problems conference
Indianapolis hosts a luncheon February 5 for mayors from major cities with President Nixon, Vice President Agnew, and five cabinet officers. Indiana officials include Mayor Lugar and numerous city leaders from Lafayette South Bend Mishawaka Crawfordsville and Kokomo. A second conference February 11 in Anderson will discuss child day care and federal funding.
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J. E. Flanagan
Anderson
Gene Smith
Elwood
Branch
Alexandria
Indiana
Indianapolis
Richard M. Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
Richard Lugar
Indiana Association of Cities and Towns
Stouffer
Indianapolis Inn
Nixon
Weir-Cook
Stouffer's
James Williamson
West Lafayette
Don Blue
Lafayette
Lloyd Allen
South Bend
Margaret Prickett
Mishawaka
Ralph van Atta
Shelbyville
Will Hays
Crawfordsville
Byron Klute
Richmond
John Miller
Kokomo
Gene Moore
Marion
Paul Cooley
Muncie
Barry Hurley
Greenfield
Lugar
Helen Achor
Kenneth Bays
Robert Humphrey
Alan Helms
Fortville
Martin Edwards
New Castle
Office of Community Affairs
James B. Kessler
Edgar Whitcomb
Flanagan
Area Residents To Give Opinions On Marijuana
The Anderson Herald previews a series on public opinion about marijuana with Caroline Kirby interviewing local residents in downtown Anderson. The column frames concerns about substances entering the body and warns against artificial additives and narcotics while noting rising drug use concerns among youth.
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Anderson Herald
Caroline Kirby
Anderson
Miss Kirby
Youth Faces Charges In Fatal Crash
A 17 year old Anderson youth, Ernest H. Runyan Jr., is charged in Madison Circuit Court with involuntary manslaughter reckless homicide and multiple DUI related counts after a collision at 25th and Halford streets last October. Dallas G Chambers, 41, of 228 E. 29th St., died in the crash while a passenger in a car driven by Denny Short. The incident involved Runyan allegedly running a stop sign and striking Short’s vehicle.
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Anderson
25Th
Halford
Ernest H. Runyan Jr
Broadway
Dallas G. Chambers
E. 29Th St
Chambers
Bunyan
Madison Circuit Court
William F. Lawler Jr
St. John’s Hospital
Denny Short
26Th St
Runyan
Hershey Successor Chosen by White House
Charles J. DiBona, 37, a Pentagon weapons and systems analysis expert, was picked to replace Lt. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey as director of the Selective Service. Senate confirmation is seen as likely. Hershey plans to retire Feb. 16 to become a White House consultant. DiBona is a Rhodes Scholar with Oxford degrees and backs draft reform and Nixon's all volunteer army proposal.
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Charles J. DiBona
Pentagon
White House
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service
Kershey
DiBona
Rhodes
Oxford University
England
Nixon
Draft director candidate DiBona under White House review
DiBona of Quincy Massachusetts, president of the Center for Naval Analyses, is under consideration for Selective Service director. He has Navy service, a Rhodes scholarship, and a 1956 US Naval Academy graduation, with a 1960 to 1967 Navy career before joining the center. An official appointment announcement was expected after this week.
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Center For Naval Analyses
University of Rochester
New York
Navy
White House
DiBona
Quincy
Mass
U.S Naval Academy
Annapolis
Oxford
Center
Nixon
Hershey
Delco Remy pays record 1969 ideas payout in Anderson
The Delco Remy Division in Anderson set an all time payout record for employee ideas in 1969, totaling 881 846 dollars for 17 460 suggestions. 86 ideas were worth between 1 000 and 5 797 dollars with an average accepted value over 50 dollars and an acceptance rate over 20 percent.
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Delco-Remy
Anderson
Perry W. House
General Motors
House
Delco- Remy
John R. Johnson
Hendricks St
Carswell Questioning Ends Confirms Likely Approval
Supreme Court nominee G Harold Carswell wrapped a second Senate Judiciary Committee session hailed as a legal scholar and appeared headed for confirmation. He faced questions on stock in an all white club in 1955 while denying racial intent and noting the club’s partial refund.
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Washington (Ap
Supreme Court
G. Harrold Carswell
Senate
Federal Appeals Court
Senate Judiciary Committee
Justice Carswell
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Edward M. Kennedy
Carswell
Tallahassee
Hugh Scott
Rpa
Bayh
Kennedy
Scott
Manhattan
James C. Eastland
Dmiss
LeRoy Collins
Florida
Collins
Best-selling author to appear at Park Place Church
Local edition notes a best-selling author scheduled for an event at Park Place Church. The listing appears on Page 18 with Chicago based details.
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Park Place
Prison Improvement Agency
Indiana
Gratefully Surprised by Herald-Bulletin Ad Response
Readers react to classified ads in the Herald-Bulletin with quick results as advertisers report strong attention from 38 000 subscribers. The notice urges placing ads via the local number 643 5371 and highlights modern gas heat listings and sale opportunities.
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Herald-Bulletin
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the Herald Today
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Madison Heights
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