POW talks fuel partisan fight over Vietnam war dates
Washington reports a White House clash over a December 31 withdrawal deadline for Indochina prisoners. Sen. Moss and others accuse Nixon aides of exploiting POWs for politics while Clifford pushes for Hanoi talks and a quick decision on peace.
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Seven Year Battle Ends as DC Court Orders UAW Recognition
Ex CellO Corp ordered to recognize Loc. 1504 UAW at Elwood and bar further collective bargaining. Court of Appeals denies back wages while ending a seven year fight over a 1964 election. NLRB will set a compliance deadline. potential Supreme Court appeals noted.
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Local Woman Ordered To Pay Child Support
Madison Superior Court Judge Paul Scrake ordered Sharon Eliot Thompson to pay $20 per week in child support for three children ages 10 and 11 to her former husband who has custody. Thompson had sought custody after divorcing David Elliott. attorney Sharon Carroll Clark noted this is the first Madison County case in which a mother was required to provide support rather than pay voluntarily.
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Mitchell blasts fairness obsession in criminal trials
U S Attorney General Mitchell argued the Nixon administration seeks to end a pre occupation with fairness for the accused. He accused courts of obscuring facts and over valuing procedure, calling for a system that delivers justice to both the accused and the public.
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Decker Hall Dedication Honors Early Andersonites
Anderson College will dedicate its new 8.7 million administration classroom building Decker Hall on Ban Fith Street at 6 30 p m Public ceremonies will precede the 9 pm commencement in Warners Auditorium Speaker Deaber Reardon president of Anderson College told the crowd that personal integrity and the will to stand up when the going gets tough mark success in life The 88 000 square foot structure honors pioneer local leaders Mr and Mrs Philip Greene Decker with gifts from the Krannert family and other Indianapolis supporters The project features advanced design by Caudill Rowlett Scott and Fields Goldman McGee and landscape work by Frits Loonsen.
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Texas
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Irate Taxpayer Threatens Secession Over Tax Laws
Mrs Mary Sherman of Romney urges Tippecanoe County officials to redraw township lines to join Montgomery County or be included in a Montgomery school district amid disputes over property tax rates and a proposed 710000 inheritance tax fund grant for a county home. She withholds tax payments as protests.
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Rt. 1
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Shermin
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Montgomery
Outlaw Billy the Kid Grave Remains in Ft Sumner
A century after Billy the Kid was killed in Ft Sumner New Mexico the town fights thefts of his grave headstones. Despite a seven foot fence thieves back loaded trucks to steal the bones and remains. Lincoln County courts refuse to move the remains citing burial rights.
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Billy the Kid
Pat Garret
New Mexico
Billy
Charlie Bowdre
Tom O'Folliard
Willam Bonney
Lincoln County
Here
Lincoln
Wiliam Bonney
Turner Hensley
Sumner
Freedom and Responsibility Highlight MHHS Class of 1971
Votes Beige Wiehtbach College served as keynote for 402 graduates. Dr Reardon urged internal self discipline and trust, stressing responsibility as parental control fades. Principal Collier presented diplomas. Ebbert, the superintendent, welcomed graduates.
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Robert E. Collier
Madison Heights
G. E. Ebbert
M. L. ‘Brooks
J. Edward Engstrom
More Than 60 000 GIs in Viet Nam on Hard Drugs
The Herald Today notes extensive drug use among U.S. troops in Vietnam as Congressman discuss the issue. The report highlights concerns over narcotics influence on morale and military operations, citing lawmakers and official inquiries. Page 3 coverage also mentions Russian cosmonauts preparing for extended flight as space activity shifts upward.
First Customer Buys Both Items in Odd Sale
A fragmentary report notes a buyer purchasing two items in a quirky sale. The text is garbled but hints at a single customer completing a transaction and references a small monetary amount. The source is unclear beyond the basic event.
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