Battle Brewing For State School Post
Indiana politics heat up over state school superintendent race with Wells facing Republican opposition as Negley and Uplinger exit the Department of Public Instruction. Democratic contenders join Loughlin Hand Boone and Hiit, while Tudor Hall purchase approved for special education use.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Republian
Richard D. Wells
Indiana Department of Public Instruction
Wells
Robert H. Uplinger
Strange
Beech Grove
Uplinger
Negley
Harold H. Negley
Indiannapolis
Paul J. Hiie
D-Home
Mond
Hic
Tudor Hall
Crispus Attucks High School
All Year School To Be Scrutinized
Indiana School Board Association committee will meet in Anderson on Friday and Saturday to examine a proposal for year round public schools. The 21 member panel will explore state and federal funding pupil transportation and education costs as it weighs 12 month or four quarter options ahead of the October ISBA convention.
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Indiana School Board Association
Anderson
Indiana Public Schools
ISBA
Rose
Ailing Pat Barclay Liver Transplant Crusade Kicks Off
A week long drive to fund a liver transplant for Pat Barclay of Pendleton begins with Gov. Whitcomb launching at 10 a.m. Wednesday on Monument Circle. Four New Castle women start a pencil sale and fundraising tour through Indiana Kentucky and Tennessee with plans to reach the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville. Barclay says another donor possibility exists and Pat remains fragile but hopeful despite heat and his father Mike’s job loss.
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Pat Barclay
Pendleton
Edgar D. Whitcomb
Wil N
Indiana
Kentucky
Tennessee
Nash Ville
Mike Barclay
Pat
Barclay
the Herald Monclay
Nobody Wants To Say Who Won Foot Race
Osko loosa police report two youths ordered food at the Coffee Cup restaurant and fled after the bill of 2.02 dollars, claiming they would settle it with a cross-town foot race. neither returned, leaving the restaurant with no payment.
TNT Blast Kills Seven Green Beret Trainees
In Bragg North Carolina a demolition training mishap killed seven Green Beret soldiers and injured others. Twenty pounds of TNT exploded prematurely during a circle drill injuring two seriously and causing major ground damage. An Army spokesman said detonators were safety wired and an investigation was ordered while training was halted.
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GREEN
TNT Blast
Green Beret
Ft, Bragg
N.C
UPD
Army
E. M. Flanagan Jr
John F. Kennedy Center For Military Assistance
In The Herald Today Highlights by Page
A brief note listing page references for the Herald Today edition. It mentions Joe Bays photographing Anderson city hall area on page 7, Laird on Soviet nuclear might to NATO on page 5, and arrivals, obituaries, editorials, women's news, sports, comics, and daily features across pages 2 through 11.
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Anderson City
Herald
Joe Bays
Laird
NATO
31 000 U S Troops Leave Cambodian Soil
Saigon reporting that more than half of the 31 000 U S troops sent into Cambodia have been withdrawn to South Vietnam. Thai forces in Vietnam considered moving their 12 000 man Black Panther Division to a Cambodian hot spot near Siem Reap Angkor Wat. Cambodian and U S reports noted reduced enemy pressure as Cambodian forces recaptured areas, with Nixon announcing 50 000 more U S troops would depart Vietnam by Oct. 15 and Melvin Laird resuming withdrawals. The Red Cross groups said 165 000 Cambodians were displaced by the fighting and appealed for aid.
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Saigon
U.S
Cambodia
South Vietnam
Monlay
Thailand
Black Panther
Vietnam
Camboian
Bangkok
Siem Reap
Angkor Wat
Kompong ‘Thom
Bearcat
United States
South Korea
Australia
New Zealand
Nixon
Melvin R. Laird
Pentagon
International Red Cross Committee
League of Red Cross Societies
Geneva
Ousted Argentine President Ousted by Military
Argentine army and air force commanders ousted President Juan Carlos Ongania and vowed to name a new chief executive within ten days. Ongania resigned after resisting the coup, avoiding broader civil conflict as the three armed forces reestablish a junta to pursue an authentic representative democracy.
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Stewart Kellerman
Buenos Aires
UPI
Mary
Air Force
Juan Carlos Ongania
Argentina
Ongania
Punk Hhouse
R. P. Mariano Castex
Tial
Arthur U. Mia
Childhood Sweethearts Wed At 77
In New Orleans a 77 year old couple, Vernon B. Lowrey and Pauline Smith Norvell, married after a long shared past. They first courted in Ripley Mississippi as teens, wed during World War I, were widowed, and renewed their relationship four years ago before Lowrey traveled to wed her after a one word telegram reply.
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New Orleans
Ripley
Miss
Lowrey
Pauline Smith
Houston
Tex
Pauline Smith Norvell
Lowery
National Flag Week Display Becomes Anderson Call
Man proclaims June 8 to 14 as National Flag Week in Anderson urging residents merchants and industries to fly the flag. Flag Day 1970 marks the 15th anniversary of the first U S flag adopted by Congress. Flags appear on moon material and in diverse forms from decals to jewelry, with etiquette guiding use.
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Anderson
U. S
Continental Congress
100YearOld Man Arch Walker Maintains Yard and Independence
Arch Walker of Emporia celebrated his 100th birthday as he continues to mow a six acre yard weekly. He also handles five rooms of his home, cooks, cleans, and drove until recently when his license remained. Walker opposes rest homes, prefers to stay independent, and notes his love of building roads with a history of supporting cement road construction into Emporia. He plans to see the Indiana 109 bypass.
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Linda Lou Glazer
Herald
Emporia
Arch Walker
Cele
Sible
Walker
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Hame
Ieee
Pope
Ppara
Oskaloosa, Town
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Anderson High School
the Herald Today
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Vernon B. Lowrey
Oklahoma City
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Glenn Walker
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St. Louis
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