Gorson Ends 29Year Quest for Grandfather’s Killer in Israel
Sigmund Gorson, after 29 years, says justice is achieved as he locates the Polish Jewish slayer of his grandfather in Israel. He recalls his grandfather Moshe Jacobovitz's death after a Lodz winter day, the abuse by a house warden, and his own brutal experiences from Lodz to Auschwitz and Belsen as part of his long pursuit.
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Jerusalem
Sigmund Gorson
Gorson
Poland
Tnis
Worson
Israel
Tel Aviv
Itler
Lodz
Sigmund
Gerson
Jacobovitz
Auschwitz Concention Camp
Auschwitz
Rmans
Beren-Belsen
Germany
Parisans
Nixon Explores New Vietnam Draw Down Proposals
Washington officials assess a new Communist proposal for U S withdrawal from South Vietnam and release of POWs. Nixon may instruct Ambassador Bruce to press for full exploration in Paris negotiations in coming days. Positive elements include possible simultaneous withdrawal and POW release by year end, with a 1971 terminal date for U S and allies.
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Washington
Paris
White House
U.S
South Vietnam
Nixon
David Bruce
Vietnam
Ronald Ziegler
Nguyen Thi Binh
United States
Hanoi
Saigon
Sound Off column answers on phosphate substitutes dangers
The Herald explains that phosphate free detergents may use alkaline substitutes. FTC hearings show substitutes can irritate eyes and skin, burn the stomach, and damage washing machine linings. Dr. Robert E. Gosselin notes many liquid and most granular forms are highly alkaline.
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Federal Trade Commission
Robert E. Gosselin
Dartmouth University Medical School
OMS Official Rites Slated Here Today
The Oriental Missionary Society cancels afternoon services to hold the funeral of vice president at large Dr William A Gillam in Los Angeles after a malignant brain tumor. OMS officials from Hong Kong and Japan will report at 10:45 a.m. and Dr Wesley Duewel conducts the 2:30 p.m. service in the Anderson Lewis Gym.
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Oriental Missionary Society
Wiliam A. Gillam
Hong Kong
Japan
Gillam
Los Angeles
Cali
Oriental Missionary Family
Anderson
OMS
Wesley Duewel
Lewis Gymnasium
Sunny Pleasant Days With Cool Nights Through Saturday
Weather summary notes sunny and pleasant days with fair and cool nights through Saturday. Chance of rain near zero tonight with mild conditions. Sunrise at 7:07 am and high today and tomorrow shown. yesterday’s values indicate a typical pattern.
Police Salaries Debated In City Board Meeting
A plan to raise city police pay by 14 percent with holiday pay longevity and educational incentives drew a packed meeting of officers, council members, and citizens. Randy Davis, chair of the Wage and Hour Committee, urged the base increase while council members said they could only hear the board’s recommendation. John Johnson supported a 14 percent base raise and time and a half for court time.
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Anderson Board of Public Safety
Fraternal Order of Police
Ser
Randy Davis
Davis
Jack van Dyke
Don Gooder
Robert Morris
Madison County Rejects Hotel Back Taxes Pay Plan
County commissioners and hotel owner Roberts disputed a report that the county would cover back property taxes on the Anderson Hotel as part of a temporary courthouse relocation. Treasurer Dawson estimates about 10 000 dollars in back taxes. a state law question is being checked. Baker outlined contract changes on insurance boilers and elevator standards as negotiations continue on the rehabilitation plan.
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Madison County
Raby Rodris
Roberts
Anderson
Commission
George Baker
Aler
Marion Withers
Carlin Dawson
Dawson
Indiana
Baker
Bility Insurance
Noverty
Wells Boiler Works
Alexandria
ACSC Elects Officers and Sets First Meeting Date
Anderson Community School Corporation members elected Thursday night to form the new board. Officers include C DeVar Litten as president Zebedee Christian Sr as vice president Evelyn Byrum secretary Dorothy Jones assistant secretary and Frank Van Slyke treasurer with Claude Welles as assistant. Van Slyke will oversee purchasing and special services while Welles heads payroll and finance. New board members include Mrs Jones replacing Jack Harless and Ray Turner from Richland Township. Hariess and Maurice Robinson remain. Page 2 Calm 7.
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Anderson Community School Corporation
Robert Miller
ACSC
C. DeVar Litten
Zebedee Christian Sr
Evelyn Byrum
Dorothy Jones
Frank van Slyke
Claude Welles
van Slyke
Welles
Anderson Public School
Jones
Union Township
Ray ‘Turner
Richland ‘Township
Community School Board
Jack Harless
Hariess
Maurice Robinson
Ante Ton
Charles Parker
Lowell
Butcher
Noble
Parker
Jo Aline Glenn
Scott
William Shepherd
Wilford Shaw
George
Doris Kintzel
Kintzel
Mid-Central Area
Dan Rayschick
Earl Watson
Colom
Elwood Board Okays Five Year Superintendent Contract
Elwood voters hear Elwood-Keith Scott, the school superintendent, will serve a five year term through June 30 1970 with a 21000 dollar annual salary plus 1200 dollars travel expense in lieu of car. The move contrasts with the prior board that refused to extend a contract for Mark Noble as president.
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Elwood
Keith Scott
New Community School Board
Scott
Mark Noble
Community School Corporation
Young Voters Gain Right To Vote In Indiana
Voter registration offices report little turnout from 18 to 20 year olds as Indiana and Ohio extend voting rights to 18 as the U S constitution amendment takes effect. Officials anticipate 20 000 to 25 000 new young voters in Indiana with concern over registration drive momentum. Democratic and Republican leaders praise the change while awaiting state election board guidance on immediate voting eligibility.
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Anderson
Raymond Patterson
Niles Todd
Ohio
U.S
Indiana
John K. Snyder
State Election Board
Democratic
Gordon St. Angelo
St. Angelo
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