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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1968

Page

23

Youth at WCC assembly condemn U S role in Vietnam

In Uppsala Sweden AP youth delegates of the World Council of Churches voted 73 to 2 to condemn United States and its allies over Vietnam. They urged immediate bombing cessation in North Vietnam and withdrawal of foreign troops under UN supervision. The group supported American deserters and planned meetings with defectors. Delegates proceed with committee discussions ahead of the July 18 final session.

Uppsala Sweden World Council of Churches Assembly United States Vietnam Assembly Harry Ashmall Britain Council Youth Assembly WOC Ashmall WCC Hollywood UPI Harold Robbins Hhas SAS

Indiana policeman reinstated after back pay ruling

Indiana Appellate Court upheld a ruling ordering Russell LeFeve reinstated as New Haven police chief or officer and awarded back pay from his December 1964 discharge by the mayor and Board of Safety. The decision affirmed Judge W C Hughes's Nov 30 1966 order granting back pay from discharge to payment date.

Indianapolis Indiana Appellate Court Allen W. C. Hughes New Haven Russell M. Le¢lever New Daven Mt Safety Hughes Lefever Thomas J. Faulconer

In Jail For Sit-In Last April

South Bend Indiana report details eleven people jailed after a sit-in at the South Bend Community School Corp offices on April 29. Among those held was Notre Dame professor Dr. James T. Cushing. Fines of 90 dollars were levied. some defendants paid, others face jail or work off the balance days.

South Bend, Ind UPD University of Notre Dame Mon Jay South Bend Orp St. Joseph County George E. Herendeen James T. Cushing Debora Harges Herendeen Barbara Harges National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Marece Neagie George Neagy Lloyd Y Allen South Bend Human Relations Council

Mystery Death Of Med Student Reported Monday

The report details the death of medical student Sirhan B. Sirhan, a Ghanaian detainee, moved from Stavropol hospital to a holding cell amid conflicting accounts. Ghanaian embassy and local officials cite a possible self harm, with other sources suggesting a room-brawl incident. A separate note confirms an Indiana NSF funded computer network at Purdue with 428000 dollars in grants.

Larsyerr National ‘Science Foundation NSF Purdue University Purdue CDC Ball State Muneie DePauw University Greencastle Hanover College Hanover Manchester College North Manchester Rose Poly Technic Institute Terre Haute St. Joseph's College Rensseier Wabash College Crawfordsville Slc Lata West Lafayette Lafayette Jefferson Cent Catholic Klondike TRCN P.ojec Purdue Computer Sciences Department R. R. Korfhage FL. Hovder Indiana OOW Upi Mystian B. Sirhan Sen. Robert Ghana Kennedy Stavropol Nat Beaurgg Hs Tak Tial Ford Aku Stavropol Medical Peter J. Pitchess Indiana Computer Net Tion Hall of Justice Aku Soviet Union Edmund Asare-addo Moscow Red Square

Rockefeller Reagan ticket possibility indicated Monday

In San Francisco AP report New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller hints at a possible Rockefeller Reagan ticket as Ronald Reagan is uncommitted for the presidential nomination. Rockefeller says he may discuss with Reagan while planning his campaign rounds. Also included: three Hungarian high school students die and 27 injured when a truck overturns in a northern Hungary ditch.

SAN Francio New York Nelson A. Rocklefeier Rockefeller California Ronald Reagan Amelie Rockefeler Reagan Teagan Hawai San Francisco Tecan Budapest UPI Hungary

Juror Appearance Delayed as Sirhan Arraignment Resumes

The June 2 appearance was canceled due to security staffing gaps. Russell J. Parsons received a continuance to July 19. Sirhan Sirhan was arraigned the day after Kennedy's death and housed near the Hall of Justice in the Los Angeles Civic Center within a mile of the county jail.

Menares Jeh Sarhan Russell J. Parsons Howe Kennedy J. Sirhan Hall of Justice Los Angeles Civic Center Ew County Eld

U S Faces Submarine Gap Warns Armed Services Panel

A U S Senate Armed Services Committee report warns of a possible major submarine gap. It cites Jevitian planners tied to McNamara and calls for personnel changes amid a 216 billion military procurement bill. The panel contrasts Soviet submarines with U S attack subs and stresses ballistic missile threats. A separate hospital shooting in Toronto involved a woman who fired at a doctor after claiming not to believe she was pregnant and later gave birth to a seven pound baby.

Lorem Tripodi Wasmisuton Wray House Armed Services Committee United States Jeivitian Defense Robert S. McNamara Pentagon Chatman S.C Turonto Ont UFS

Independent Baptist Singspiration Set

Area churches will join Sunday evening July 14 for a singspiration at Fundamental Baptist Church 627 Pendleton Ave hosted by Rev Harold Weaver. Participating churches include Edgewood Grace Anderson South Side Daleville and the Fundamental Baptist Church.

Wave Independent ‘Baptist Churches Fundamental Baptist Church Pendleton ‘Ave Harold Weaver Edgewood Baptist Grace Baptist Anderson Baptist Temple South Side Baptist Daleville Baptist The

Five Indiana inmates flee prisons. four from reformatory dorms

Five escapees remain at large after incidents at Indiana State Prison and Indiana State Reformatory. Ingram Richardson, 49, life term for second degree murder, fled a bus returning from Summit Farm. Others include Charles Applegate 19 from Campleton, Franklin Wolf 19 from Evansville, Roger Deiser 22 from Richmond, and Larry Stock 28 from Indianapolis Hospital. Stock was treated for a stomach ailment at Robert Long Hospital when he escaped.

Associated Press Indiana Monroe Ingram Richardson Indiana State Prison Richardson Michigan City Summit Farm Marion County Charles E. Applegate Canpeltion Franklin ‘T. Wolf Evansville Wolfe Applegate Roger Deiser Richmond Reformatory Power House Larry Stock Robert Long Hospital Indianapolis Stock

Kidnapped Girl Returned Safe in Marysville

A two year old girl reported kidnapped at gunpoint was found unharmed and returned to her home near Marysville. The child, Vicky West, was taken from her house about 12 hours earlier and reunited with her mother, Mrs. Helen West, after Mrs. Loretta Schoffield drove up with the child in a blue auto. Authorities pursued the Schoffield family and their vehicle amid a wider investigation in the area.

Marysville Calif Vicky West Helen West Sherit Loretta Schofield Thomas Fulton Schoffield Schofield Scholfield Shere

Indiana Young Republicans Plan Indianapolis Convention

Indiana Young Republicans plan a statewide convention in Indianapolis this weekend with events Friday through Saturday. GOP nominees campaign managers and county party chairs will hold separate meetings while the state committee gathers in the afternoon. The gathering follows a late convention day when Walter Beardsley was ousted as nail committeeman and Ted Balen was named Marion County chairman.

inDianoruins UPI Indianapolis Indiana GOP Re. Publican State Committee Walter Beardsley Elkhart Mi.aire Oud Nail Ted Balen Inapa Marion County Boe Chaey

Doctors quit smoking with new nicotine tablet aids

A Chicago survey shows 52 percent of American doctors do not smoke, with many quitting recently due to evidence linking cigarettes to lung cancer. A tablet that gradually reduces nicotine need helped under 2 percent of 50,000 users stop smoking. free information offered by the Anti Tobacco Center of America at 276 Park Avenue South, New York City.

Anti-Tobacco Center of America Sany Anti Tobacco Center of America Cent. Atty Park Avenue South New York City

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