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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1970
Page
2
Senate Overturns Nixon Veto on Hospital Construction Bill
Senate overrides presidential veto to approve a $2.7 billion hospital construction bill for a three year extension of the HiN-Burton program. House previously passed 274 to 148. Nixon opposed due to cost and federal spending concerns. The measure would fund health programs including NIH research and requires fiscal commitments beyond Nixon requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPQ
Senate
Congress
Nixon
Senatora
House
Hin-Burton Hospital
Ion
Nison
Nstitutes of Health
Sen
Jacob K. Javits
Madisony Ne
Deggel-jlion
Madison Countyi
Shrine Clue
Knightstown
Machipsan County
Teen volunteers aid disabled children at open home event
Amid heavy tourism and political tension in Bangkok a large volunteer group of teenagers assisted handicapped children at an open home, helping those in wheelchairs and aiding rides on midway games and attractions. US air power and Cambodian operations are noted as ongoing context to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knightstown
Anderson
Thay
Nerely
Congress
Davis School
Dovight
Shriners
Eisenhower
Vale Amtecr
Bangkok
Thailand
UPI
Chatusathiara
U.S
United States
Sheldon Elected Head of Indiana HRO Association
David J. Sheldon was elected president of the Indiana housing redevelopment officials association at its eighth annual convention in Indianapolis. He will lead the statewide group for the coming year, succeeding Carl Beck. Other officers include Charles Maxwell, Harold Walker, Mrs. Helen Orrill, and Peggy Hudgens. Sheldon, a 1962 University of Wisconsin graduate, has directed Indianapolis redevelopment since 1968 after leading David Walker Consulting in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
David J. Sheldon
Law Association of Housing Ark
Indianapolis
Carl Beck
Hirai County
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Sheldon
Charles Maxwell
South Bend
Harold| Walker
Mishawaka
Helen
J. Orrill
Terre Haute
Peggy Hudgens
Unilversity of Wisconsin
David Walker Consulting Fir
Pittsburgh
Cifies
Chicago
Finm
Keldon
Senate approves Cooper-Church veto battle spillover
Senate passage triggers House opposition and Nixon veto risk as Cooper-Church proviso clashes with arms sale program. Leaders call the effort political and expect long conference, with funding for cash and credits tied to foreign military equipment sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Beat
Pennsylvania
Grdiin
Thomas E. Morgan
Dpa
House
Walyse
Church
Senate
Cooper-Church
Nixon
Cooper-Church I
House Crime Control Bill Advances Despite Unclear Provisions
Ambiguities surround a proposed crime control bill as lawmakers probe details on enforcement, rehabilitation, and parole. The measure aims to improve detection and internal safeguards, with support and opposition noted by various committees.
Pendleton Heights Choir Rehearsals For State Fair Contest
Pendleton Heights High School announces rehearsals for the Indiana State Choir Contest beginning July 14 in the high school choir room. Students will continue weekly sessions through July and August with added Mondays and Thursdays in August. The PARS Concert Choir 70 71 members must attend all rehearsals or be excused by the director. 70 graduates may join if regular. Verne Widener is coordinating contact for members and graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Pendleton Heights High School
PARS
Verne Widener
Resaes
Trdiama State Fair
Indianapolis
Coca-Cola Company
Bosragi
Births Report at M. Johns Hospital
A list of newborns. Mr and Mrs Paul Stephere welcome a boy. Mr and Mrs Gordon Foster report a boy. Additional names include Mr pad Mire, belgin Vertaer, ASW, and Teery Fleicher with brief notes on addresses and relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Stephere
Elleshors Dr
Gordon Foster
Eighth St
Pad Mire
Belgin Vertaer
Wad
Teery Fleicher
Lions Announce Fair Events at Summitville
Summitville Lions outline a town fair schedule with events across July. Parade of quety ee, queen unveiling, kid activities, pony rides, tractor pull, midway rides, and nightly entertainment planned through Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions
Summitville
Queen
Fairgrounds
Ireland Debates Emergency Law to Curb Rioters
Belfast reports a hurried Northern Ireland parliament debate over a six month minimum jail term for rioters and a five year penalty for explosives. The bill stops short of detaining subversives without trial under Britain's powers act. representations seek peace amid three days of clashes leaving six dead and 200 wounded in Belfast and Londonderry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Northern Ireland
API
Northern Ireand
Brittain
Re.ginald Meuiling
Britain
Mauiling
Traudled
Triad Republic
Belfant
Londonderry
Bernadette Devila
Miss Devila
Britiah Pariament
St Armagh
Ince
Miss Devlin
Britain bids to join the European Common Market
Britain makes its third bid in nine years to join the European Common Market but says it will not join unless conditions are fair. Ireland Norway and Denmark also seek membership. Talks open in Luxembourg with a plan for rounds in Brussels and later talks in September. British negotiator Anthony Barber says a fair financing solution is essential to any UK entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wxembourg
UPL
Britain
France
West Germany
Totaly
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Pierre Normel
Council of Ministers
Jarmel
Europe
Alka’ Roereem
Brussels
Foreum Nalnistera
Mea Ag
Ahony Harber
Unies
Usg
United Kingdom
Barber
Heat Wave Owes Frget Pte a Eysserite to mst South
A garbled urban note mentions a heat wave, a missing item called Eysserite, and a implied bid or schedule. The readable fragments suggest a plan to move southward after low temperatures. The text is too fragmentary to identify people or organizations.
Apollo Delayed Again as Design Reworks Loom
Washington AP reports Apollo 14 faces a new delay with liftoff slated no earlier than 1971 if major design changes costing up to 15 million are completed. NASA chief Paine cited oxygen tank improvements to reduce combustion risk after the Apollo 12 oxygen tank explosion and warned costs may total 10 to 15 million, pushing Apollo 15 to July or August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Space Agency
Onit
Earth
Thomas 0.Paine
NASA
Senate “Space Committee
Rathwell
Paine
Dala Myers
Mini Skirted Robber Hunted In Manhattan Bank Hold Up
A miniskirted woman about five feet tall and 120 pounds robbed the First National City Bank on 46th Street and Stark Avenue in Manhattan. She wore white gloves and presented an envelope to a teller before fleeing with about 8 500, as police searched for the suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Will
Nealy
Nstiotal City Bank
46Th Strait
Stark Avenue
A. Fentle
Ieee Ean
Montana Area Shivers as Snow Falls Across Regions
Fragmentary report notes two inches of snow in parts of Montana and Midwest areas with cold temperatures. Mentions Yellowstone region and Upper Mississippi valley with unsettled weather affecting travel and daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Midwest
Weg
Yellowstone
Mant
Gulf
Mississippi
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Common Mart
Pte
Apollo
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