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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1969

Page

9

Mississippi Klan Members Lose Appeal Over Civil Rights Murders

The US Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals upheld the 1964 murder convictions of seven Mississippi Ku Klux Klan members in the killings of civil rights workers Michael Schwerner James Chaney and Andrew Goodman. The ruling found overwhelming evidence that the defendants conspired to arrest and murder the trio and dispose of their bodies buried beneath an earthen dam. The court affirmed the conviction as fair and error free.

New Orleans LPI 5Th Circuit Court of Appeals Justice Department Michael Schwerner James Earl Chaney Andrew Goodman Circuit Court Billy Wayne Posey Cecil Ray Price Horace Doyle Barnette Jimmy Snowden Jimmy Arledge Alton Wayne Roberts Sam H. Bowers Jr Price Schwerner Chaney Goodman Arledge Barnette Roberts Snowden James) Jordan Posey c Mt. Zion Philadelphia Miss

Auditions Set For Geeting's Kiss Me Kate

Madison County Dramatic Players prepare for a Kiss Me Kate production at Geeting Summer Theatre. Director Joyce Rae Burcham leads a team with Stan Ray as musical director and Angela Young as choreographer. About 30 cast members from Madison County area sought. contact Mrs. Burcham at 642-5240 for details.

Madison County Dramatic Players Kate Cole Porter Sam Bella Spewack Shrew Joyce Rae Burcham Stan Ray Angela Young Madison County

Long-Haul Passenger Trains Near Oblivion

The ICC warns the nations long-haul passenger service is deteriorating rapidly and may vanish without congressional action. A cost study urges an immediate federal-aid review and a 12 month study to determine public need and preservation steps for intercity rail.

Oblivion Washington UPI Inerstate Commerce Commission ICC Atchison, T and Santa Fe Chesapeake and Ohio Baltimore and Ohio Great Northern Illinois Central Missouri Pacific Seabord Southern Railway Union Pacific

Black College Presidents Decry Federal Education Gaps

Mobile, Alabama federal officials faced blunt criticism from presidents of predominantly black colleges at a three day conference. They condemned inadequate understanding and funding, urged a Washington office to secure better legislation, and questioned proposed teacher training projects as irrelevant to their needs. James Farmer urged pooling resources and a $5,000 annual contribution per college to build the funding pool.

Mobile Ala UPI U.S. Office of Education Congress Guattat Senet James Farmer Farmer Congress of Racial Equality CORE

Poridge Eating Champion Crowned In Cory England

John Coyle, 55, a 234 pound steel worker, won the world porridge eating title in Cory England by finishing 23 bowls in ten minutes after breakfast. He defeated 35 rivals to claim the championship.

Cory England UPI John Coyle

IU Discipline Notices Sent

Twenty four Indiana University students received certified mail notices of disciplinary hearings for two May Bloomington campus incidents. Eight cases involve a disruption at a School of Business alumni dinner May 1 and 16 relate to a Ballantine Hall lock-in May 8.

Bloomington, Ind UPI Indiana University Bloomington School of Business Ballantine Hall Diag IU Board of Trustees

Whitcomb Criticized For Riot Response In Indiana

State Rep. David L. Allison denounced Governor Whitcomb for tying peaceful demonstrators to violent groups and for claims that Indiana’s poor and Black communities are well provided for by the state. He urged the governor to address real needs and drop rhetoric.

Indianapolis UPI Whitcomb Indiana David L. Allison Allison Whitedomb Fort Wayne Marion Evansville Ku Klux Klan Klan

Longest River: The Nile Tops Africa's Rivers

The Nile is described as the longest river in Africa, dominating regional geography and history. It stretches through multiple countries, shaping civilizations and trade routes over millennia.

Nile Africa

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