Draft suspended as pullout clause stalls war bill
Washington AP The nations draft entered a two week limbo as House and Senate conferees failed to agree on a withdrawal deadline for Vietnam. They broke off talks until next Wednesday delaying final action on extending the draft for two years. Conferees favored the Mansfield pullout plan but House members blocked budget steps and halted all drafting.
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House
Senate
Vietnam
Congress
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
U.S
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Irish Mall Hand Car for Boys and Girls No 19K1774
Hand propelled Irish Mail hand car for children features low broad body to prevent tipping. Steered by foot pressure, suitable for ages up to twelve. Crafted in selected oak with bright paint and heavy spoke wheels with half inch solid rubber tires. Shipping weight 30 pounds.
Irish Mail toy origin tied to Anderson mill history
Anderson's Hill family history ties the Irish Mail handcar to early 20th century industry here. Hugh Hill, founder of Hill Machine Co, adapted a 2oot-pumped sidewalk vehicle after seeing a boy ride one in 1912 on an Indianapolis to Anderson trip, leading to a now-iconic toy once made by Hi Standard Co. and later advertised by FA Schwarz.
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Hi Standard Co
Sears, Roebuck
Thomas Nicholl
Cleveland
Ohio
Robert Hill
Fort Wayne
FA. Schwarz
Childiren
Dublin
Belfast
Anderson
Ning
Ight
Chicago
Hugh
Sherwood Anderson
Jasper N. Hill
Jasper
Sixth
Eckson
Hill Machine Co
Hill Tripp Co
Hill ‘Tool Co
Indianapolis
W. Pith St
Rober
Calon
Obituary of Indiana Senator D Russell Bontrager 63
D Russell Bontrager, 63, of Elkhart and former Indiana State Senate member, died Wednesday at Mayo Clinic Rochester after a long illness. A conservative realist, he was a lean energetic spokesman for Indiana Republicans.
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D. Russell Bontrager
Elkhart
Atorney
Indiana State Senate
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Bontrager
Indiana
High Court reverses restraint in Pentagon Papers case
The Supreme Court ruled 6 to 3 that The New York Times and The Washington Post may resume publishing articles on the Vietnam War origins based on Pentagon classified documents. Justices Black, Douglas, Brennan, and Marshall joined the majority, while Burger, Harlan, and Blackmun dissented with Stewart and White concurring. The decision allows broader disclosure, with government warnings about potential risks but no immediate national harm proven.
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Washington
Supreme Court
New York Times
The
Washington Post
Pentagon
Potter Stewart
Byron R. White
Hugo Black
William O. Douglas
William J. Brennan Jr
Thurgood Marshall
Warren E. Burger
John M. Harlan
Harry A. Blackmun
Tes
Pos
Justice Department
Defense Department
Iso
Times
Burger
IV Sovernment
Stewart
White
Interes
High Court
Erwin N. Griswold
the Times
Ite
Clem
South Madison School Board Reaffirms Salaries for 71 72
South Madison School Board voted unanimously to keep current professional and nonprofessional salary schedules for the 1971 72 year. Faculty and staff will receive the 4.1 percent annual raise but no extra across the board increase. The district received 203704 from the Indiana Board of Distressed Schools Fund, short of the request by over 130000. A special session was set for 11 pm to midnight to discuss the preliminary budget and new officers were to be elected after midnight amid reorganizing efforts.
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South Madison
Indiana Board of Distressed Schools Fund
Harold ‘Smith
Schiools Fund
Pendleton
Oxygen Failure Seen as Likely Cause of Soyuz 11 Deaths
The deaths of three cosmonauts after a 24 day mission cloud space program plans. Foreign experts weighed oxygen system failure as the probable cause of deaths at reentry. Tass ordered an investigation while NASA projected no immediate changes to Apollo Skylab or shuttle plans.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Orbiting Laboratory
Prewmaly Il Aly
Tass
Josip Kotnik
Astronautical
Rocket Association of
Croatia
Yugoslavia
Heinz Kaminski
Bochum Observatory
Bochum
West Germany
Peter Willmore
Mullard Space Laboratory
London’s
University College
Plese Tern
Chesterfield Day Parade Sets Off Weeklong 50-Unit Event
Chesterfield marks its 15th annual Chesterfield Day next Monday with a 7 am parade, 9 pm fireworks, and a full slate of events including games, shows, pancakes, donkey softball, and a variety show. Parade marshal Garland Dilts will lead 50 units, featuring Highland High School band, American Legion color guard, police motorcycle drill, Shriners, antique car club, and Boy Scouts. Proceeds from pancake sales fund Kiwanis philanthropic activities. events are free except for a few groups serving 1003 as noted.
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Chesterfield
Proram
Philip Hallenbeck
Cheserfield Joyces
Garland Dilts
Highland High School
American Legion Post 408
Anderson Police Department
Shriners
Tipton Hoosier Model T Club
Indiana Antique Car Club
Horse Patrols
Boy Scouts
Chesterfield Jaycees
Spm
Chesterfield Kiwanis Club
Fundoving
American ‘Legion
Herald Today notices and page index details in brief
The Herald Today lists sections by page across Anderson and Madison County area deaths on page two, new arrivals on page two, editorials and opinions on pages four and five, health features on page five, accents on women on pages nine, major league results and other sports on pages thirteen to fifteen, bets features and comic strips on pages thirty and thirty one, and classified want-ads spanning pages thirty one to thirty nine.
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Anderson
Madison County
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Co Lam
Hakepeace Park
Norman York
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Rade Marshal Dilts
Kiwanis Club
FBI
Richard M. Nixon
J. Edgar Hoover
Nixon
FBI National Academy
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