Former Astronaut To Computerize Pollution Problems
Indiana Governor Whitcomb will hire ex astronaut Walter M. Schirra through his ECCO firm to computerize state pollution problems in a $75,000 one year project. He plans a state anti pollution commission with limited powers to coordinate efforts and report to his administration. The measure aims to define air pollution data and respond to federal standards looming in eight months.
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Nixon denounces May Day demonstrators amid crisis talks
President Nixon labeled May Day marchers vandals and hoodlums while defending police restraint and arguing that courts release detainees does not prove guilt. He warned against a broader suspension of rights and urged careful assessment of protests and law enforcement outcomes.
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Memo: Audie Murphy Plane Crash Kills Six
Investigators comb wreckage on Brushy Mountain for clues after the World War II hero Audie Murphy and five others die when their small plane crashes at 3000 feet above Roanoke Valley. Officials confirm identities and note Murphy died on impact.
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Six Local Residents Hurt In Two Car Accident
Six Anderson residents were injured in a two car crash at the Corporation Line Road and Mechanicsburg Road intersection Tuesday afternoon. Charles Peavier 19 was trapped in a burning car and freed by a passing motorist. He was listed in serious condition at Indiana University Hospital in Indianapolis. Eugene Whitlock 47 and passengers Norma Whitlock 47 Donald Whitlock 13 Tommy Blair 12 were treated at Community Hospital with varying conditions. Albert Smock 6 also rode in the Whitlock vehicle and was treated and released.
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Drugs in daily life dangers and myths
A three part AP series outlines drugs for parents. It covers four main classes: hallucinogens, stimulants, depressants, and narcotics. Marijuana LSD barbiturates and other depressants are discussed with emphasis on effects dependence and risks. The piece closes with concerns about youth education and guidance.
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Murder Trial Begins for Bruce Wayne Johnson
Testimony opens in the first degree murder case against Bruce Wayne Johnson 22 of Anderson Four tsta, charged in a July killing at the Michigan Warehouse in Anderson of James W. Jobes 26. The defense seeks to keep jurors sequestered for the trial. Opening statements outline the state case and Johnsons defense by William F. Lawler Jr. and Howard Grimm.
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New Arrivals and Madison County Death Notices
Community notices list new arrivals and Madison County death notices as featured in The Herald Today across page sections including Editorials Page 4 and Sports pages, reflecting local readership updates and obituaries.
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Sound Off asks readers to identify questions for weekly columns
The column invites letters and phone questions about local issues from 1 to 2 p.m. Monday to Wednesday and 1 to 3 p.m. Saturday. Readers must identify themselves. topics range from shrubs height and traffic signals to astronomy and city ordinances, with answers limited to practical facts.
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Anderson Board Okays Major School Purchases
The Anderson school board approved land purchase for a new junior high and equipment for the area vocational school. Director Claude Wells said about 45 million dollars is expected from the state to support the purchases and operations through September. A private session followed the public meeting to discuss AHS basketball coach selections and the land deal with three to five finalists named.
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