Civil Rights Leaders Respond To Nixon Housing Policy
Civil rights figures express mixed reactions to President Nixon's housing plan. Leaders praise some statements while warning against potential gaps between principle and practice, urging closer scrutiny of federal enforcement and local impacts in urban areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regent Progress
Theodore Milesburgh
Civil Rights Commission
Robert L. Carter
National
Carter
Nixon Administration
Black Jack
Kerring
Hesburgh
Stephen Horn
Commission
U.S
Heath Accused Of Spending Too Much Time At Yachting
The Sun and other outlets accuse Prime Minister Edward Heath of neglecting duties at 10 Downing Street in favor of yachting. Articles describe his sailing as a public distraction while Parliament recesses for the Admiral’s Cup and his Morning Cloud yacht races.
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Heath
London
Guilling
Edward Heath
Downing St
Civil Rights Commission
Federal Hous
Port Hamble
Ing
Elizabeth
House of Commons
Isle of Wight
Britain
Morning Cloud
Australia
Sydney
Sparkman and Stephens
New York
Aces
Sven
Enties
Reland
YMCA Hiring Youth Eases Job Shortage in Madison County
The YMCA of Madison County expands youth employment this summer with 46 new seasonal staff across Anderson and Elwood branches. Norman L. Wa a notes typical hires run 50 to 60, while Tim East directs the Summer Outreach Program with eight college students and one high school student at three playground sites and a mobile unit. Terry Jones oversees the Youth Extension program with 17 counselors at Davis Park and Camp Crosstie, plus six volunteers in training. Additional hires include a college student managing in building programs and excursions, and 18 girls plus three college students in the summer cheerleading camp under Sue Grable. Elwood reports two college students handling tours, bus trips, and girls gym programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Madison County
Norman L. Waa
Wallers
Anderson
Elwood
Tim East
Lege Senor
East
Terry Jones
Davis Park
Muncier
Cros “Tie
Aso
Schoo
Sue Grable
Sum|mer
Clio
Anderson And Madison County Area Deaths
Robert Moneyhun dies at St John's Hospital after illness aged 28? He lived at 2733 Halford in Anderson born Oct 30 1912. Survived by four children and several relatives. body to Batz Funeral Home for arrangements. Wallace M Donner a Hope native and Delco Remy paymaster dies after long illness. funeral at Norman Funeral Home Hope with services Friday. Survivors include sisters and extended family in Anderson Noblesville and beyond.
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Robert Moneyhun
Robert Eugene Moneyhun
Madison County
St.John’s Hospital
Halford
Harry Moneyhun
Ander
Richard Lee
Harry G
Money- Jun
Judy Myers
Anderson
Drn (Pegiy) Wishant
Washington
Lucille [Ratz
Jeffersonville
Grown
Wallace M. Donner
Main
Delot Remy
Norman
Hope
Mr. Donner
William B. Ant
Eva_R. Miller Donner
Hazel Donner
Dorothy Alarms
Dorothy Normacai
Nobiesville
Mar
Richard K Little rites set for 61 in Fairmount
Funeral rites for Richard K Little 61 of 590 Alhambra Drive Fairmount will be at 10:30 a.m. Thursday at Hunt Funeral Home in Fairmount. Calling hours today from 2 to 8 p.m. Survivors include his wife and other relatives. Interment at Sunset Memorial Park Cemetery. Also noted are obituaries for Mabel Viola Hesler and William Metcalf with services planned in Elwood and Paragould respectively and details on arrangements.
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Hunt
Fairmount
Richard K. Litle
Alhambra Dr
Maron
Mabel Hesler Elwood
Mabel Viola Hesler
Antler Court
Mercy Epeerh
Thomas Na Barareh A. Cave
Tipton County
Latte
Lesley "Baer
Daughfisters
Barbara Byroad
Helen Bales
Indianapolis
Beulah Jester
Point Isabel
Kenneth
Waldo Smith
Kokomo
Roger ‘Thompson
Hester
Copher
Esl
Sunset
William Metcalf Elwood
Mitchell Funeral Home
Paragous
Ark
William
Mea
Dunnichay
Reba
John Colvan
Fortville
Sam Colvan
Battle Creek
Mich
Foste
John Hiday
Anderson
Fisher Funeral Home
Robert Wright
Gravel Lawn
First Class Parcel Sizes Increased Across Post Offices
Announcement notes increased first class parcel sizes with new limits of 4 inches combined girth and 14 pounds weight. Hiring spans 8 women and 18 men including students from Anderson College Ball State Ohio Indiana University Purdue Miami of Ohio DePauw and others for summer Outreach positions. Local high school students fill 22 positions. staff will be paid by Community Action Council and YMCA, with careful wording reflecting historic postal policy changes.
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Anderson College
Ball State
Indiana University
Indi- State University
Purdue
Miami
Ohio
Andicott
Cates DePauw
Mi. Vernon Com ‘Munity College
Community Action Council
Alaska
YMCA
Hawaii
Walter
Madison County
City Men Tour Farms on Madison County Farm Tour
More than 125 business, industrial and farm leaders toured two Madison County farm business complexes on the annual Chamber of Commerce Farm Tour. The Hi Farm, owned by Fletcher and J C Berguson, covers 2.7 acres and raises feeder pigs with a new forced air system across four structures for about 300 pigs. The Sharritt Farm in Green Township milks 30 cows daily and farms 483 acres, 177 owned. After luncheon, Mathews of Purdue University spoke on pesticide use and its importance to farmers.
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Madison County
Chamber of Commerce
Hi Farm
Herman Sharritt
Hi-V
Fletcher
J.C. Berguson
Ino
Herman and Lloyd Sharritt
Green Township
Sharritts
Burea and
Farm Bureau
Compose Mathews
Purdue
University
New Arrivals From Area Families At Community Hospital
A string of births and newborn announcements spans multiple families. Mr and Mrs Dennis Tittle report a boy at 15 W 22nd. Mr and Mrs Gerald Auker of Pendleton welcome a boy. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Perrell at 2913 Pearl announce a girl. Mr and Mrs Paul Faltzmar at 1920 E 10th welcome a boy. Mr and Mrs Chats Bagley on Mara Lane report a boy. Mrs McCarty of Alexandria reports a girl. Mr and Mrs Timmy Jones on Nor Wath St announce a girl. Mr and Mrs Donald Lamb at 2317 Mounds Rd report a boy. Born at Community Hospital to Mr and Mrs Earl Aetitame at 2214 Pletcher a boy. Mr and Mrs Danny Smith at 50 Fall Creek Dr report a girl. Mr and Mrs Thomas Miller at 5 Eighth St report a boy. Mr and Mrs Richard Brown at 32 Suburban Dr report a boy. Born to Mr and Mrs John D Hughes of South Bend two girls with maternal grandparents Mrs Capel of Octoberfield and paternal grandparents Messrs Hughes of Anderson. Born to Mr and Mrs Thomas Miller of Lexington Kentucky a boy with paternal grandparents Dr and Mrs Franklin Miller of Anderson.
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Dennis Tittle
Gerald Auker
Pendleton
Kenneth Perrell
Pearl
Paul Faltzmar
E. 10Th St
Attig
Chats Bagley
Mara Lane
Boyote
Dai ‘McCarty
Alexandria
Gil
Timmy Jones
Nor Wath St
Donald Lamb
Mounds Ra
Community Hospital
Earl Aetitame
Pletcher
Danny. Smith
Fall Creek
Thomas Miller
E. Eighth St
Richard Brown
Suburban
John D. Hughes
South Bend
Airl
Ad Capel
Oeterfield
Kenneth Hughes
Anderson
Lexington
Franklin’ Miler
Judges Orders New York Times Restrain on Page One Publication
The judge said the Times must show why publication should not be restrained as the government argues the articles harmed national defense. The Times defense argues the material, derived from a 1967 Pentagon study directed by Robert McNamara, is in the public interest and necessary to inform on U.S. involvement in Indochina.
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Gurfein
United
United States
Asst
U.S. Atty
Michael D. Hess
The
Times
Alexander M
Indochina
Pentagon
Defense
Robert §. McNamara
Begun Sun
Hess
Theovernment
Gurlela
Matory Lo
Fecal Sol
Sr Papos
Jehovah's Witness Summer District Convoy Convenes
Local congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses in Anderson announces a five day summer convention drawing about 1000 attendees from 30 states. Nat H Knorr, president of Watchtower Bible and Tract Society, will speak at multiple sessions as local members prepare water baptisms symbolizing dedication to God. Attendance reflects historic growth, with many nearby Witnesses traveling to Cincinnati and Memphis for events.
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JMNM
Sewer
Anderson, North
Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses
United States
Janet Summer
Naern
Nat
H. Knorr
Watchtower Bible and Tract
Sock
Jehovah's Witnesses
Cincinnati
Ohio
Memphis
Tenn
Buffalo
Nadelphi
Tau Beta Pi Honors Dean Hershberger for scholarship and character
Dean Hershberger of the Honor Group LAPEL in Ri 1 receives membership in the Tau Beta Pi Association Michigan Zeta chapter at General Motors State. Sponsored by Gabe Lamp Division, the Tau Beta Pi honors recognize scholarship and character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LAPEL
Dean Hershberger
Tau Beta Pi Association
Talonal
Michi ‘Gan Zeta
Motos Sutate
Gabe
Lamp
Tau Cats Pasafers
Frankton Clothes Drive Sent To Grundy Va School
Transfer clothing from Frankton and Mrs Arlie Conklin and George Ellsworth formed a truckload for Mountains Missing School at Grundy Virginia. The Frankton Christian Church gathers the cloth annually and sends it to the school. The Franken Lens Club sponsors a fish fry Saturday at the Junior High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankton
Arlie Conklin
George Ellsworth
Grundy
Frankton Christian Church
Franken Lens Club
Local Church Plans Weekend Revival
Weekend revival services will open Thursday at 7:30 p.m. with Evangelist Rev. George O Wallace and a sermon by Rev. Paul E. Brown. The Christian Union at 1217 Short Hill will host the event, urging parishioners to attend the series through the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ristian Union
George O "Wallace
Four Types Water Rescue Promoted By Health Leader
Four types of water rescue methods are outlined from Reach to Throw to Row to Thee as essential knowledge for safety at waterports, parks, and lakes. Dr Richard E Harrison of the KiKtahwenund Area Council emphasizes public practice of rescue skills for youth and adults. A simple reach can save from three feet, while a rope or buoy allows rescues up to sixty feet, though the row method remains the most hazardous. The article also notes the obituary of Sidney W Colvard, 77, retirement from General Motors, with funeral arrangements and surviving family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard E” Harrison
Health Land Safety Committee
Kiktahwenund
Boy Scouts of America
Soca
Vi Sim
Local Club Wins Exchange Award At District Convention
Anderson delegation highlights the District Achievement Award first time in 11 years, with William Watkins re-elected secretary. The club also earns the Public Relations Award for the third time since 1965. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Watkins, Mr and Mrs Figge, Mr and Mrs Vilesek, Mr and Mrs Boss Tale, Mr Hilligoss, Jack Beck, and Jobs Brandenburg.
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Kentucky
Lexington
William Watkins
Anderson
Wiliam Watkins
Frank Figge
William Vilesek
J Boss Tale
J. VC Hilligoss
Jack Beck
Jobs
Brandenburg
Final rites held for local teachers and elderly residents
John Metzger 72 retired school teacher of 100 Logan St Noblesville had funeral at Coaltrin Fi Home with 2 pm service and interment at Crownland Cemetery Wade Smith 79 of RL 1 Fishersburg Lincoln Funeral Chapel 2 pm service at Wesleyan Methodist Church interment at P IOOF Cemetery Frankton sharpens the local obituary notices with two ceremonies today
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John Metzger
Noblesville
Coaltrin Fi
Logan St
Crownland Cemetery
Wade Smith
Wesleyan Method
Fishersburg
Frankton
GOP Organizes Campaign Meeting in Alexandria
Republican candidates and party workers gathered at the Bill Aubrecht home for an Alexandria organizational session led by county chairman. Nile Bunner was elected finance chairman and Ardis Rittenhouse publicity chairman with Beverly Ferguson named City vice chairman. Plans include four booth shifts at the 4H Fair in July and guest participation nightly for candidate promotion.
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Alexandria
Mike
Lucile Patterson
Bill Aubrecht
Jim Donahue
Falcleton
Nile Bunner
Ardis Rittenhouse
Beverly Ferguson
Cairman
Merlehie
Bill Rubrech
Thelarn McNett
Maurice Mebling
Marjorie Jay
Forces
Man At
Ron Garner
Lot
Dick Zarse
Counman
Pete Sayre
Istrict
Gene Morris
Reanelle Heritage
Addie Calloway
Richmond
Mari ‘Ray
Carl Buehler
Mike Seybert
Lucille Pat
Rubrecht
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Mittee Against Discrimination
Hamble
Hampshire
the Sun
Pagi
County Ymca
Anderson and
Jane One
Orie Norman Whesler
Wilma Donner Bledes
William K. Lortz
Chesterfeld
Richard Little
Mrs
Zernele Larowe
Fenavaranatt
Pitney
Zeno
jLarowe
Park Ceme
Sheldon
Department of Housing and Urban Develoment
HUD
Sheldon Sa
Craton
NDP
West
Fosmaster Novara L. Ring Jas
New York Times
Justice Department
Arthur Ochs Sulaberter
Ediors
Com Maint
the Times
Mitchell
Hich
Willy “Communistes
North Vietnam
T He Tonkin Gulf
Auust
Limon B. Johnson
Max Morgen
Jesus Christ
Matt
Morgen
Spring Valley Dr
Acteas Rawad
Anderen Fine Acts Center
Heiken
Semy Fles
Reggedy
Indianapolis Children’s Zoo
Herald
Shari Keys
Alvin G. LeRoy
M.D. Alexandria, Nd
Dr. LeRoy
Ocal Church
Paul E. Brown
Star
Noblunaville
Sidney W Colvard
General Motors
Aiferson
Mornin Deving
Aig Health
Guide Lamp
Calvae
DelcoRemy
Iecal
Curtis Aircraft Company
Baal
Xadkinville, N.C
Purdue University
Plan Urban League
Anderson Urban League
Linder
Howard N. Lee
Chapel Hil
N. C
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Duke University
Josephine Hill
Vel Clear
Wrt
Wonka Clay
Dracon
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Harald
George Jackson
GOP
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