Anderson faces loss of bus service in town faces subsidy need
Mayor J E Flanagan and six officials met Richmond leaders to hear a plan after Anderson Bus Lines warned they cannot operate without at least 50000 dollars yearly subsidy. Richmond and Muncie groups discussed subsidies while Anderson's operations ran red in 1968 69 with local residents fearing reduced transit.
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Beachhead Revisited D-Day Landing Recalled
In France veterans recall the D-Day assault at Omaha and Utah beaches with Sgt. Robert Fruling and Gen. Omar Bradley reflecting on the long cliff at Pointe du Hoc and the heavy 1944 losses. Casualties totaled 6,603 American in 24 hours, with British and Canadian losses around 3,500 to 4,000 as allied forces began the push that ended Hitler’s Europe.
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U.S
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Red Shells Blast 71 Bases In 24 Hours
UPI reports intensified shelling by Communist forces hitting 71 bases and towns around Saigon, with two US units engaged near the capital. Despite heavy fighting, no casualties were reported from one strike, while US losses tallied eight killed and 35 wounded overall.
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County GOP Women Hear Talks by Gov Whitcomb and Rep May
In The Herald Today County reports GOP women heard talks by Governor Whitcomb and Representative Catherine May, with additional county coverage and notices across other sections and pages.
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Catherine May
Summitville votes to trim 1970 budget as public hearing set
Summitville town board reduces the 1970 budget requests for general funds by 1650 dollars, motor vehicle by 10650, and park funds by 60. A public hearing on the fire fund is set for June 24 at 7 30 pm. Maurice Williams led the action and the review will occur in September by the county Tax Adjustment Board.
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Maurice Williams
Reconnaissance Plane With Nineteen aboard Missing in Aleutians
Strategic Air Command reports an RC-135 reconnaissance aircraft with 19 aboard missing over the western Aleutians. A distress beacon surfaced about 250 miles east of Shemya. a Pentagon spokesman said the aircraft was not shot down. Further details on page 2.
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Kline Loses State Post in Indiana Traffic Services Shakeup
Floyd A. Kline Sr. of Anderson will lose his post as director of the Indiana Office of Traffic Safety. Gov. Whitcomb named Thomas W. Harlow to lead Traffic Safety and the Vehicle Inspection Department to unify the agencies under one head. A Whitcomb aide said the changes aim to reduce contact points while keeping the three agencies in existence. Kline and Willard Walls face reassignment possibilities. Kline previously served with the Anderson Police Department.
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Anderson
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Thomas W. Harlow
Whitcomb
Traffic Safety Advisory Commission
Harlow
Kline
Willard Walls
Associated Press
Police Salaries Debate Stirs Public Safety Board Meeting
A Thursday Safety Board session saw a closed caucus between the Board and the Fraternal Order of Police over proposed salary increases, while NAACP and Urban League representatives pressed for better police relations with the black community. The public was kept out of the caucus, with officials promising later disclosure of the FOP proposals.
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Thorns
Shoulders Trial Opens June 10
The first degree murder trial of Leland Doyle Shoulders 27 of Lawrenceville Ill for the fatal November 3 stabbing of inmate Samuel Kosak 27 at Pendleton Reformatory begins in Circuit Court Shoulders faces possible death by electrocution if convicted He had told Indiana State Police investigator Gail Snider he intervened in a fight between Kosak and another inmate Kosak was serving a 1 10 year term for assault and battery with intent to rape and Shoulders a 2 5 sentence for escape from the Indiana State Farm in 1967 He has been held in maximum security since Kosak s death
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Lawrenceville
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Gail Snider
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Kosak
Indiana State Farm
Floyd McClure
Indianapolis
Westfield
Rioting and clashes erupt in Indianapolis near Indiana Ave
Disorder broke out in Indianapolis around 11 p.m. Thursday as two patrol officers on foot tried to quell a fight and were attacked by several youths. Police would not comment but unofficial sources said bottles were thrown and officers were struck on the head near Indiana Avenue and North 9th Street.
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