Traffic safety push after bicycle accident near Shadyside Park
City department launches a street safety campaign urging caution for riders as pedestrians and drivers share city streets. Donny Winningham, 11, remains in fair condition after being struck by a northbound car on Broadway near Shadyside Park. He suffered leg fractures and head injuries and underwent surgery at St. John's Hospital. Major Breece notes the driver slowed but could not avoid the collision and states no charges will be filed. Herring of Ninth Street Wesleyan Church aided the boy and his family. The May police report shows 283 accidents with 88 injuries, up from May 1968, with five months showing increases in accidents and injuries.
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Breece
Donny Winningham
9Th St
St. John's Hospital
Willie Winningham
Shadyside Park
Broadway
St. John's
Major Breece
Harvey D. Herring
Herring
Ninth Street
Nixon returns from Midway peace talks in Hawaii
President Nixon wraps up a Midway meeting with Nguyen Van Thieu focused on reducing U S troops in Vietnam and handing war prosecution to the South Vietnamese. Laird forecasts possible further U S troop withdrawals and Viet Cong reaction remains negative while Paris negotiations continue.
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UPI
Nixon
Midway
Nguyen van Thieu
Vietnam
U.S
Paris
Melvin R. Laird
Laird
Congress
Hanoi
Viet Cong
Pfc
David Haines
Zion, Ill
Saigon
South Vietnam
Zion
Midway Island
Supreme Court requires hearing before wage garnishment
The Supreme Court ruled seven to one that workers must have a hearing before wages can be garnished to satisfy creditors. The ruling expands due process protections for wage earners and affects laws in 17 states plus pending garnishment actions. Justice Douglas wrote for the majority, while Justice Black dissented citing overreach into state powers.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Warren Court
Jack Greenberg
Naacp Legal Defense and Educational Fund
William C. Douglas
Burger Confirmed as Chief Justice After Brief Senate Debate
War ren E Burger won Senate confirmation as the 15th Chief Justice in a three hour debate. Only three senators opposed passage as 74 voted yes. He will succeed Earl Warren at the term’s end, with Nixon to name a Fortas successor.
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Ren E. Burger
Senate
Abe Fortas
Sen
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Burger
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Earl Warren
Supreme Court
Warren
Nixon
Fortas
Louis E. Wolfson
Appeals Court
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Connors and Coston Named to Elwood School Board
Elwood city council named two new school board members from 15 candidates. John Robert Connors, 39, and Jack Coston, 39, both lifelong Elwood residents, were selected to succeed Albert Widener and Jerry Dunnichay respectively.
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Elwood
John Robert Connors
N. 5Th St
Albert Widener
Jack Coston
14Th St
Jerry Dunnichay
Death case of inmate continued in Madison County court
Virgil Robert Morris, 35, charged with first degree murder in the 1966 sledgehammer death of fellow Pendleton Reformatory inmate Robert Louis Roan, was given a continuance and will reappear June 23. He earlier appeared before the grand jury on April 22, 1966 and was committed May 24, 1966.
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Virgil Robert Morris
Pendleton Reformatory
Robert Louis Roan
Madison County
Morris
Norman Beaty Institution
Open Housing Initiative Emerges From ACT Meeting in Anderson
The All-American Community Team approved advancing an open housing ordinance in Anderson. The board endorsed Anderson College President Robert Reardon's proposal to form a task force to study and draft the measure, with J Arnold Jones urging review of comparable ordinances elsewhere before a formal ruling. May meeting comments called for public input.
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Anderson
All - American Community Team
ACT
South Bend
Human Relations Commission
Anderson College
Robert Reardon
J. Arnold Jones
North Vietnam Says U S Pilots Will Be Judged By Hanoi
North Vietnam radio says captured U S pilots must be tried by Hanoi for crimes against humanity. It accuses them of bombing civilians and promises war crimes trials if hostility continues, while asserting pilots are well treated under North Vietnamese humanitarian policy.
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Hong Kong
North Vietnam
U.S
Hanoi
Democratic Republic of
North) Vietnam
Democratic Republic of Vietnam
Melvin Laird
City Opposes Annexation Lot By Lot Policy
City Attorney William Byers told the Board of Public Works he opposes annexation in small sections and favors adding property in larger strips. The board also heard plans to buy two complete cable tray systems for the Eisenhower Memorial Bridge at $9000, with bids to be opened June 30. Improvements at 16th and Madison and 16th and Arrow will widen streets for semi trucks, while bids were sought for a street department chipper. A storm drainage project for Rolling Hills Development was approved, laying 42 inch concrete pipe under Alexandria Pike toward Myers Gravel Pit.
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William Byers
Board of Public Works
Anderson
Harold E. Smits
Byers
Eldon Talaelm
Asst
Supt. O
Anderson Municipal Light and Power
Eisenhower Memorial
16Th
Madison
16Th and Arrow
Delphi Body Works, Inc
Fred Mallet Machinery Co
J. L. Burkes Co
Marvin Tate
Rolling Hills Development Co
Weather glimpse shows mild temps and sunny spells
Fair and partly cloudy today and Wednesday with a slight rise in temperature. High today 73 to 80, low tonight 50 to 60. Yesterday’s high 68 and low 47. Sunrise 6 15 a m, sunset 9 13 p m.
Westvale Development Session Set For Tonight
Westvale residents are urged to attend a 7:30 p.m. information session at the Westvale School gym. David Shelton of Anderson's Department of Redevelopment announced the meeting to discuss planned development and a delay in receiving federal funds from the U S Department of Housing and Urban Development, expected around April.
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Westvale
David Shelton
Anderson
Department of Redevelopment
Shelton
U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Herald Bulletin Want Ad Promises Results For Readers
A reader testimonial praises the Herald Bulletin classified ads for delivering results. The message promotes buying a Ferguson or Ford tractor and other implements via a want ad and provides contact numbers for placing ads.
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Ferguson
Ford
Tractor & Implements
Herald-Bulletin
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