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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1967
Page
1
South Africa plans to reverse the rural to urban migration by 1978 under apartheid laws. The master plan aims to resettle Africans in reserves and white-owned areas, regulate access to cities, and enforce pass requirements and location restrictions in a segregated system.
Miss Julia Campos Parise of Montevideo Uruguay will address the Markle ville East Christian Church Sunday at 10:30 a m. The event follows a week at Andi son College under Church Women United. A fellowship dinner will follow the service.
The India state police traffic chief in Rio de Janeiro announces retirement effective July 15 1966. A 2 percent June raise and a $5 per month increase in living costs accompany the move.
The New York Times prepared a sample afternoon edition as research into starting an afternoon paper. The experiment targets New York city readers and will print a dummy six column full size issue this week, with more wire copy and special writers than the morning papers.
George R Brown of Gary Indiana has earned his seventh stay of execution in ten years. The U S Supreme Court granted the reprieve citing inability to act before the September 20 date. His lawyer Max Cohen pressed for reconsideration on grounds of a allegedly illegally obtained confession and incompetent counsel.
Temperatures move back into the 70s and 80s across Indiana Friday as summer returns from a July break. Readings range 73 to 80 with forecasts calling for Saturday highs around 85 and Sunday near 89. Showers expected overnight with lows in the 60s, and the five day outlook shows little day to day change with 0.5 to 1 inch possible rain early to mid next week.
The Indiana AAA office reports the state is apportioned 54 million 749 24 in Federal aid highway funds effective immediately restoring the full amount cut last fall by the Johnson administration and bringing first quarter 1968 allocations to the state. Nationally the Federal Highway Administration released 1.6 billion in highway funds July 1 after inflationary pressures eased and prior withholdings began to be released.
In Shelbyville Indiana two armed bandits halted a council session. Police and sheriff units surrounded the area as the group sought to rally mercenaries to overthrow a government, with details unclear and a small revolver recovered.
Federal agents identified Cary Levon Seyfried as the holdup driver in a $1750 robbery at Purdue National Bank tin Lafayette Indiana. Alfred Dale Rosenbeck of New York City was arrested and charged with staging the crime.
A message to President Johnson seeks U S military aid while the State Department avoids commenting on requests. Congo reports say government forces recaptured Bukavu and Kissangati from white mercenaries backed by Tshombé supporters in Katanga.
Romney signals a White House bid and tests support in New Hampshire. Romney meets with leaders and publishers including Leonard Hall and David Goldberg as he weighs a run. Nixon remains a possible rival while party officials view Romney as a strong yet trailing contender.
The Bell System company explains it cannot police customer sales calls but supports BBB guidance. Advice includes recognizing questionable tactics such as missing identification and survey pretexts, and suggests polite exits or abrupt hangs ups to protect consumers.
The discussion outlines disparities between white and Negro schools in the North, including facilities, teachers, and services. Officials acknowledge uncertainty about the scale of discrimination and emphasize the large effort needed to measure inequality in educational opportunity.
Nebraska obituary notices for Harvey Thomas 49 of Cloverdale and Shirley Daniels Frankton list services near Cloverdale and Riverside Cemetery. The article also covers U.S. political issues: Powell censure debates and Dodd ethics, plus Nigeria’s Biafra conflict with Ojukwu urging resistance and regional fighting near Enugu and Obora.
The Jerusalem Post reports Pope Paul VI sent Msgr Angelo Felici to Israel to negotiate arrangements for Christian holy places in the Old City of Jerusalem. Israel reportedly opposes leaving Jerusalem and no change in access for Jews at the Wailing Wall, while Christians and Muslims have had access.
Bloomington Senator David Rogers of Bloomington was named chairman of the Indiana Judicial Study Commission succeeding F Wesley Bowers. Elwood Hillis of Kokomo was elected secretary. The group reorganized and honored six retiring members. A brief AP dispatch notes related state police and housing loan items in separate briefs.
Firemen fought a blaze at the H Appliance store 1531 Meridian Street for over an hour, limiting damage to the exterior. The incident followed a stay of execution for Theodore Pruett in a related case, while authorities investigated possible involvement of youths at the Richmond building.
SAC reported iGen Crumm an electronic warfare officer based in Oakland California led a group including Luther Creeden Fade Westbrook and Gabel flown to Andersen AFB Guam in unknown condition. Crumm served as chief of atomic operations divisions and later commanded the 40th Air Division until July 1965 with wife Ella Jane Tenney and six children accompanying to Guam.
Police report shows a yearly total of 1,883 with a six month total of 1,748 for 1966. Sixty nine youths were arrested for juvenile offenses in the six month period. Four guns were detained for a separate violation and one boy was held on the same count. Radios installed by the Communications section and repairs accounted for 28 of the city radios repaired in June.
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