Poll finds strong district opposition to amnesty for draft resisters
The Indiana Fifth District poll by Congressman Elwood Hillis covers 56,000 households in new district areas including Madison County and Washington Township. It shows 86.2 percent oppose granting amnesty to draft resisters abroad, with similar patterns on death penalty, day care subsidies, and a 20 percent rise in social security funding proposed in Congress.
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Madison County
Washington Township
Marion County
Indiana
Nixon
Red China
Supreme Court affirms private club racial exclusion linked to liquor license
The Supreme Court ruled 6 to 3 that a genuinely private social club with a state liquor license may discriminate. The decision limits the state action doctrine, keeping private clubs’ guest and membership policies outside equal protection rules, prompting both praise and civil rights concern. The Moose Lodge case centered on Harrisburg Pennsylvania and K Leroy Irvis.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Moose Lodge
Williame Hirst
Harrisburg
William O. Douglas
William J. Brennan Jr
Thurgood Marshall
Douglas
Pennsylvania
Moose
K. Leroy Irvis
Pennsylvania House of Representatives
Irvis
High Court
Frederick Barnays Wiener
Wilmington
Dela
Rehnquist
Sanitary Plan Boosts Tax Rate and Commissioner Pay
Anderson City Council approved a sanitary taxing district to raise funds with two readings. A built in incentive would pay each of the two commissioners 3000 dollars annually if a bond issue is under way, otherwise 600 dollars each. The Herald reports the proposed plan hinges on bond activity.
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Herald
Muncie
State Board of Health
Health Board
Mississinewa
Board of Sanitary Commissioners
State Health Board
City Hall
Bleacher Rent Sparks City Budget Debate
The city plans a 375 boost to cover renting football bleachers to outside groups, raising tensions with the Anderson School Athletic Association and park department. Bleachers seating about 2,500 were rented for 225 to a private fishing lake firm and 150 to the New Castle Optimist Club for a rodeo, while the city borrows bleachers from schools in the summer and lends them back for fall football.
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Park Department
City Sportsman's Paradise
Greenfield
New Castle Optimist Club
William McCarty
Ngs
Flood Toll Revised To 192 In Rapid City
Rapid City records 192 dead after weekend flash floods down from 208 with 31 unidentified bodies. Civil Defense cites rising toll beyond 200 as searches continue and hundreds remain missing. FBI aids in identification as insurers estimate about one million coverage of roughly 120 million damages.
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Rapid City
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Insurance Association
Federal Insurance Administration
FBI
Chicago
Frank I. Lewis
The
American Insurance Association
Motion To Halt Deaths Filed In Indiana Case
Morris E. Dozier, 23, jailed for second degree murder in the August 12 death of Kenneth B. Goldstein, awaits a 15 to 25 year term after May 31 conviction. Ralph E. Williams and Charles A. Frith, already convicted of first degree murder, seek stays of execution set for June 30. Jurisdiction questions arise over which court can grant stays, with appeals and error-correction motions noted.
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Anderson
Kenneth B. Goldstein
Madison
Ralph E. Williams
Indianapolis
Charles A. Frith
Chicago
Frith
Williams
Ralph Mattingly
Richard Wirt
State Supreme Court
Frith and
Dozier
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Murder Precharge Filed In Mystery Death
A second degree murder charge was filed against John P. Cates after the death of Richard R. Slack on Moss Island Road. Slack, 21, was found near Baxter Road following a nighttime confrontation involving Cates and two companions. Autopsy failed to reveal a cause of death. toxicology results awaited.
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Anderson
Richard R. Slack
Walton
John P. Cates
Ind. N
Justice of the Peace
Harriet Britton
Slack
Moss Island Road
Baxter Rd
Indiana State Police Toxicology Laboratory
Indianapolis
Tom
Cates
Mark L. Hosier
Fifth St
Jerry Patterson
Patterson
Larry M. Quarles
W. Cross St
Quarles
Arthur Slack Jr
Lynn Sr
Richard Slack
Moss Island
Hosier and Patterson
Inside Story Paris Talks Resume After Boycott Ends
U S peace envoy William J Porter returns to Paris signaling possible end to the five week old U S boycott of the Vietnam peace talks. Henry Kissinger calls fence mending talks in Japan valuable and pledges careful consideration of Japanese suggestions. The report appears across multiple pages.
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U.S
William J. Porter
Paris
United States
Vietnam
Henry Kissinger
Japan
AHS Gulls Seek Regional Title At Richmond Elks Club
AHS golf team aims for the regional trophy at Richmond Elks Country Club after finishing second in last week's sectional, seeking revenge on Carmel. The day includes coverage of Dave Hill's claim ahead of the U S Open at Pebble Beach and weather from the region.
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AHS
Richmond Elks Country Club
Tribe
Carmel
Dave Hill
Pebble Beach
California
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