Judge orders New York Times to halt articles on Vietnam origins
A federal judge in New York halted publication of a Times series based on a Pentagon study. The order remains until 1 p.m. Saturday with a Friday hearing on the government's request for a preliminary injunction. The FBI is examining possible criminal violations over publication of classified documents.
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Pentagon
District Court
Murray J. Gurfein
Washington
Justice Department
FBI
Times
John W. Hushen
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the Times
United States
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New York Times
Downtown Anderson plan maps six site buys and bond push
The Anderson Redevelopment Commission outlines a six month timetable to acquire up to a half dozen downtown sites for major improvements. A bond issue could fund acquisition with a target start in January 1972 and public hearings by fall. Non cash federal credit may offset city costs for future rebuilding.
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Redevelopment Commission
Kavid Stedon
Te Ety and Arty
Sheldon
Anderson
Panta Tom
Pane 2
Colome 8
Audit Planned for City and Central Metropolitan Schools
City school superintendent E Ebbertt announced an imminent State Board of Accounts audit of assets and liabilities for the City School System and Central Metropolitan School Corporation as part of dismantling the Metro School District to form the Anderson Community School Corporation by July 1. The audit will begin in the next few days with asset division to rest with the new ACSC board. details include grounds equipment and instructional supplies for the coming year.
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State Board of Tax Commissioners
Abe
Sheldon
Anderson
Central Business District Coordinating Committee
State Board of Accounts
City
E. Ebbertt
City ‘Chool Board
Board of Accounts
City School System
Central Metropolitan School Corporation
Metro
Anderson Community School Corporation
Ebbert
Anderton Community Schools
C. De‘Var Litten
Ray Turner
Richland Township
Jones
Union Township
ACSC
Herald Today Sections Overview
The Herald Today layout lists sections across pages including Anderson and Madison County area deaths on Page 2, New Areas Editorials opinions and comment on Pages 5, Health features on Page 5, Accent on Women on Page 1, Major League results and other sports on Pages 10 and 11, plus daily features and comic strips.
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Anderson
Madison County
Today’s brief weather note and mood indicator
Fragmentary OCR yields a truncated weather and time reference. Readable bits mention today and tonight with vague temperature or condition hints, but specifics are missing. Likely a short daily forecast or summary card from a local page.
Sound Off questions on wartime notification and animal control
The column explains how next of kin are notified after a service member is killed or injured in Vietnam, noting automatic notification depends on injury severity and advising readers to contact the Army Casualty Division for cases. It also describes a local response to injured animals via Anderson Animal Shelter with a 24 hour service and city switchboard contacts.
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Herald
Vietnam
Zenkind
Department of the Army
Anderson Animal Shelter
Union Faces Delay Over Ex-Cello Contract Talks
Unionized workers at Ex-Cello Corp in Elwood won recognition last week after a seven year fight but must wait for a US District Court of Appeals judgment before starting contract negotiations with Ex-Cello officials. The NLRB and union face possible delays if appeals or a Supreme Court petition are pursued, pushing talks into next year.
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Elwood
Ex- Cell-0 Corporation
Washington
District Court of Appeals
US Supreme Court
John Silard
Supreme Court
Prevost
Bit
T Hat
Coin Collector Finds She Has Expensive Poodle
OUDVILLE, RY. VAP Mrs. Francis Reinhardt a coin collector returned home and found an envelope of dimes missing. Sugar the toy poodle hid under the bed and later surgery removed 64 dimes and one quarter from the dog's stomach totaling 6.65 in value. The owner recovered the coins and paid the veterinarian bill.
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Oudville
Francis Reinhardt
Sugar
World Missions Convention Second Day Highlights
On the second day of the World Missions Convention the program featured international speakers from Tanzania Lebanon the Philippines and India. Dr. Hillery Rice and Rev J H Burchett were among others scheduled for 8 30 am and 2 pm services in Warner Auditorium with a global speaker lineup and a 20 000 delegate forecast by week’s end.
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Tanzania
Lebann
Philippines
Ind. Ia
Ohio
Warner ‘Auditorium
Grubbs
Dr. Hillery ©. Rice
Park Place
The
Church of God
Warner Auditorium
Executive Council
W. E. Reed
Canada
India
Australia
Africa
Switzerland
Lebanon
Germany
Herald
Joe Boys
Negro Mayor H N Lee to Speak at Anderson Urban League Banquet
Mayor Howard N Lee of Chapel Hill N C a nationally known educator will address the Anderson Urban League membership banquet June 25 at Lind Mrs Juanita Clay executive director and Prot Val Clear of Anderson College president of the league board announced Tuesday Over 300 civic business and industrial leaders are expected at the dinner Lee who also directs employee relations for Duke University is the first Negro mayor of the predominantly white 10 000 population city He is a Clark College graduate with an MA from UNC and was elected mayor in 1989 while on the Duke School of Medicine staff Hazel Minnefield is general chairman with a committee naming Helen Acher Ambrose Price Robert Reeder Joseph Hill Norma Schlossberg Ruth Harper and Cora Hammond Johnson Anderson realtor Jesse Johnson will head the awards committee including the annual award to a local citizen for service in the area facial harmony and understanding
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Howard N. Lee
Chapel Hill
N.C
Anderson Urban League
Juanita Clay
The
Urban League
Val Clear
Anderson College
T League
Lee
Cmvic
Anderson
Duke University
Clark College
University of North Carolina
Duke School of Medicine
Hazel Minnefield
Helen’ Acher
Ambrose Price
Robert Reeder
Joseph Hill
Norma Schlossberg
Ruth Harper
Cora Hammonds
Jesse Johnson
Sold to the Very First Caller in Dauphin Street Ad
Fragmented OCR notes reveal an auction or sale pitch claiming the item was sold to the first caller. Mentions timing around 5 PM and Monday through Thursday. references to customers, ads, and sales helpers. unclear names and places.
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