Youth Revolt Linked to Godlessness in Higher Education
Dr. Charles Malik, former Lebanese ambassador to the U.S., spoke at Anderson College’s 51st commencement. He warned that a split between intellect and spirit in universities fuels youth revolt and moral decline, urging a return to personal integrity and Christian values.
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General Assembly and
Security Council
Charles H. Malik
Anderson College
Lebanon
World Christian
Malik
Che Ghevara
Mao Tse-tung
Ho Chi Minh
Herbert Marcuse
United States
Christ
Tax reform debate delays extension of Nixon surcharge
Liberal Democrats maneuvering for tax reform commitments delay action on Nixon's 10 percent income tax surcharge extension. A six month plan at 10 percent or a six month at 5 percent is discussed while leaders urge nonpartisan processing and warn against partisan tactics.
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House
Washington
UPS
Ways and Means Committee
Nixon
Reformatory inmate trial continues in fifth day of murder case
Inmates testified Monday in the first degree murder trial of Leland Doyle Shoulders, charged with knifing Samuel Kosak in the 1968 dormitory attack. A witness said Kosak pulled Storms out, then Shoulders punched Kosak and brandished a knife. Kosak reportedly warned, I’m dying, as the assault continued, and a prior conversation suggested Shoulders intended to cut the victim’s heart out.
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Reformatory
Leland Doyle Shoulders
Samuel Kosak
Gary
Kosak
Danny Storms
Storms
Shoulders
Larry Rhoads
Rhoads
Curfew in Cairo Amid Racial Tensions After Blaze
The Herald notes a citywide curfew in Cairo following a blaze and related shooting amid racial unrest. Lawmakers question Saigon's war strength. A heavy attack on a Thai base is reported. These items appear on pages 5 and 16 respectively, with other features listed for pages 2 through 15.
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Cairo
Weather Outlook with Warm Temperatures Today
Partly sunny and warmer today with a high near 78. Tonight stays partly cloudy. Wednesday brings a chance of showers or thundershowers in the afternoon and evening but only a small temperature change. High today around 76 to 82. low tonight upper 50s. Sunrise 6:11 a.m. Sunset 9:19 p.m.
Brazilian Engineers To Visit Anderson Indiana
Eight government engineers from Brazil arrive Wednesday for an Anderson visit on urban water and sewer projects under USAID. They will tour City Hall the Eisenhower Memorial Bridge and the Hartman Road Madison Avenue treatment plant before continuing their U.S. tour.
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Anderson
Brazil
Robert S. Hodson
Board of Public Works
United States
United States Agency For International Development
Washington, D.C
Indiana
Indianapolis
Hartman Road
Madison Avenue
Supreme Court Rules House Lacked Power On Powell Seat
The Supreme Court 7-1 says the House cannot bar Rep. Adam Clayton Powell unless he fails constitutional qualifications of age residency or citizenship. Powell must seek back pay in lower court. his seniority issue not addressed. Powell was fined 25000 and restored to Congress with controversy over pay. Powell prepared for a news conference from Bimini.
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Byrnes
Hale Boggs
D-La
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Congress
House of Representatives
Adam Clayton Powell
Earl Warren
Powell
House
Senate
GOP
Herbert C. Reid
Bahama Island
Bimini
New York State
House Labor and Education
Jailed Hog Theft Suspect Receives Suspended Term
Man in Madison Circuit Court given six month suspended sentence for stealing a hog in Westfield and ordered to pay 50 dollars. Prosecution noted innocence of other alleged night activities. Several defendants from Elwood and Anderson plead innocent to various charges with trials set for July 7 or later.
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Floyd B. McClure
Westfield
Madison County
Madison
McClure
Fred C. Stuck
David Brown
Westfield School
Hamilton County
Carl Smith
Anita McPhearson Frye
Elwood
Georgia Louise Cox
Jack Leon Abbott
Stewart Kelly
Billy Gene Payne
Church of God Convention Opens In Eastside Park Place
The 80th International Convention of the Church of God opens at 11 a.m. in Park Place Church of God with the policy making General Assembly. Rev Arlo F Newell of St Louis heads the assembly as thousands visit for a week of deliberations. Keynote by Rev Samuel Hines of Detroit at 9:30 a.m. theme To Know The Living God. Mort Crim of ABC News speaks at 2:45 p.m. and again Wednesday evening.
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Church of God
General Assembly
Park Place
Arlo F. Newell
St. Louis
Warner Auditorium
Samuel Hines
Detroit
Mich
Mort Crim
American Broadcasting Company
New York City
Herschell Rice
Pomona
Calif
Charles V. Weber
Executive Council
World Service
Newell
J. David Grubbs
Dayton
Ohio
Ray Keith
Atwater
W. E. Reed
Local Boy Wounded By Pistol
Three year old Thomas Berry remained in critical condition after a self inflicted wound at his grandfather Frank Berry’s home at 1844 Ohio Ave. The child was taken to Community Hospital then moved to Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis. Detective Sgt. Robert Mitchell said the .25 caliber pistol was registered to Frank Berry.
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Thomas Berry
Frank Berry
Ohio Ave
Community
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Robert Mitchell
Anderson Police Department
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