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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1969
Page
13
Eight college presidents in a survey of campus rebellions call for no amnesty for student lawbreakers and reject negotiations under duress. They warn violent and disruptive actions undermine constructive dissent and threaten academic integrity.
United Press International reports the June toll stands near 150 with hours left before midnight. The update notes 16 weekend deaths, bringing June to 148 and marking the first half of 1969. It covers highway fatalities, campus disruption debates, and a survey of colleges on policing and legal responses.
Donald H. Robinson, 54, former managing editor of the Indianapolis Times, died Monday of cancer. He was assistant managing editor of the Washington Daily News from 1946 to 1951 and held edits at several papers including the Nashville Tenn. affiliated Times. His early career began as a copy boy at the Knoxville News-Sentinel and included the Johnson City Press Chronicle, the Albuquerque Tribune, and the Oklahoma City News.
Heavy rains kept soils wet for a second week in Indiana, delaying fieldwork. Purdue USDA statistician Robert Straszheim says the state averaged only two favorable field days, with northern areas slightly better. Corn stands 18 inches, soybeans 7 inches, minor wheat harvests occur, alfalfa hay cut for a second time about 10 percent. pastures and hay growth show good condition but many fields await dry weather before harvesting.
About 50 Dominican nuns waited 45 minutes at Adrian station to protest Norfolk and Western Railroad plans to discontinue the Wabash Cannonball. They argue the service supports travel to Adrian for the order and urged ICC action ahead of a July 3 decision.
Newton Circuit Judge Newell A Lamb issued a 30 day restraining order preventing the Kentland State Police post from closing Wednesday as Gov Whitcomb ordered. Attorney Edward W Kelly represented 1479 Newton Jasper and Benton county residents who signed petitions to keep the post. Lamb disqualified himself from further hearings due to being an early petitioner signer.
Bonn Germany April reports say West German Chancellor Kurt Georg Kiesinger's talks with U.S. President Richard Nixon to be held in Washington are now set for August 7 and 8. The postponement follows Nixon's decision to visit Romania and Asia and to observe the Apollo 11 return, with prior dates in June and July also delayed.
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