School Board Attorneys Challenge Writ in 1968 Teacher Strike Case
Attorneys for the city school corporation filed a brief with the U S Supreme Court opposing certiorari sought by the Anderson Federation of Teachers over the 1968 teacher strike. City counsel Miller and Byer argued the right of public employees to strike is at issue while noting prior state and federal rulings. The case dates back to 1963 negotiations and a Local 519 strike that led to a restraining order and contempt findings. AFT officials said orders were issued without hearings.
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Cily School Corporation
U. S. Supreme Court
Anderson Federation of Teachers
William Byer
Robert Miller
Washington
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Curren City
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State Supreme Aft
Beer
Supreme Court
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New Arrivals at St John and Local Hospitals
Birth notices list a boy for Mr and Mrs Ronald Belden Chesterfield at St John s Hospital Los Ar a girl for Mr and Mrs Donald Kelley 499 Pil a boy for Mr and Mrs Steyn Brown Alexandria and a girl for Mr and Mrs Male Smith 1625 W died St with details truncated and unclear due to OCR.
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Ronald Belden
Chesterfield
Boro al Conmmunity Hospital
Donald Kelley
Snd
Steyn Brown
Alexandria
Mfes
Smith
Chairman Delays State Republican Convention Start
INDIANAPOLIS UPI More than 2,800 delegates and thousands of spectators waited 10 minutes past the scheduled start as permanent chairman Gay Richard F. Folz arrived and gavelled sessions to order at 10 30 a m EDT. He offered no explanation for the tardiness.
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UPI
Gay
Richard F. Folz
Heated discussion on sex education policies at local meeting
A middle aged woman at a Host forum argued sex education is a tool used by communists to corrupt youth, labeling ISSECUS director Dr. Mary Calderone as communist. Others urged caution, blaming conmutism for misunderstandings while debating biblical and cultural implications. The hour-long conference ended with lingering questions and no clear answers.
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Sex Information Council
Issecus
Mary Calderone
Teonard
Indiana Republican convention seals Hartke backlash
The Indiana GOP convention exposed voter backlash against Vance Hartke with Wells Roudebush's strong showing and criticism of Hartke's Southeast Asia stance. Gov. Edgar Whitcomb and party leaders framed Hartke’s defeat as a repudiation while touting John Mutz and internal party tensions over leadership and convention control.
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Wells Roudebush
Indiana
Hartke
Hoosier
Harold H. Negley
Wells
Salin
Wiliam N
John Salin
Loughtin
D-South Bead
Skim
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Theii Ag
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Calvert Brant
R-Columbus
Harthe
Salis
Taliana
Edgar Whitcomb
GOP
Buena Chaney
Southeast Asia
Richard D
John
Mutz
Iver
Italy
Death Probe Prods Rage Motives Across West Coast
A chaotic death probe traces possible motives and routes from California to Washington. Garrett and Anderson youths, aged 19, toured the West Coast in April. May 2 separation sent Gordon toward Boulder, Cole, and Garrett toward the Tahoe area. Autopsy showed Garrett beaten with a blunt instrument. police caution that no clue should be ignored.
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San Francisco
Galltornia
Herman
Garrett
Fifth District GOP Nomination Contests Across Indiana
In Central Indiana the Fifth District GOP seeks a nominee with a slate including Regnier and other county chairs. The race shapes up to challenge Democrat Katie Williams as Tipton and other counties discuss vote allocations. Emerald Bay description notes a camping area near Lake Tahoe with ongoing investigation yielding negative results but continuing.
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Reudebush
Peter L.kremsky
Lebanon Allerney Andl
Indiana University
John BR. Feighner
Merion
Rateel S. Webb
Arcadia
Pred Sabalini
Logansport
Joseph
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Delphi
Carrell
James W. Heyde
Rochester
Pulton
Walton
Katie Wiliams
Muricpal Woman's
Indiana
Regnier
Jone
Tipton County
Gander
Carlson
Emerald Bay
Lake Tahoe
Harlem Leader Cites Paying the Price for Loyalty
A Harlem leader asserts the nation was clearly influenced by paying up before country and claims vindication in doing so. He denies animosity toward Powell over rate speeches seen as challenging Meath’s Conservative leadership. He feels encouraged by nationwide Conservative gains and notes a brilliant student’s setback at Marjorests.
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Powell
Rate
Mar Jrestlts
Sunior
UN Joins Effort To Save Temples On Angkor Wat
Fragmented text reports international action on Angkor Wat temples with unclear details. Mentions a district committee and voting about placement, plus Canadian and Oregon references and geographic landmarks. The readable portions imply a coordinated preservation effort amid scattered notes.
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Angkor Wat
Arson ruled in Cambodia temple blaze probe
U.N. panel and Cambodian officials discussed the Angkor Wat fire as arson after a two story temple complex in Siem Reap came under attack. An investigation by local authorities and a state fire marshal concluded the blaze resulted from deliberate act or intent amid broader tensions over cultural heritage protection.
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Skinner
United Nations
UPI
North Judson
Ind
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Entra
Gheto
Thant
Louis
Estenm Aothers
Cultural Organization
UNES
Oll Skinner
Franze
Chris Lindia
Japan
Pakistan
Whitestah
Unclear Pool Incident Ties to Local Officials
A fragmentary report describes an unmanaged pool incident with Wells, a remark about a spokesperson, and mentions Redkey post Blackford County sheriff's department and Robert Meath. Gexly found eight feet deep in water near 6 p.m. The text also notes Troustan Texas murder rate of 22 per 100000 in 1968.
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Kemimas
Wells
Redkey Post
Blackford County Sheriff's Department
Robert Meath
Gexly
Cracking Grocery Codes Opens Debate On Open Dating
A Times Dispatch consumer writer examines how shelf codes on meat milk and packaged foods may reveal packing dates and production cycles. Authorities dialogue with industry reps over open dating versus coded dates, noting gains and costs for consumers and retailers.
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Estelle Jackson Times-Dispatch
Richmond
Saigon
UPI
U.S
Newark
Roy Atetones
Aler
Vietnam
Formosa's Trade Tape Promises Micro Hearing Aids Growth
Brand new trade update notes Sonotone’s growth trajectory in the hearing aid sector with a projected 10 percent increase this year. The report highlights the small, light devices weighing about one-fifth the size of earlier models and claims substantial market expansion since mid-1969.
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Formosa
Sonotone
Lyinug
Mounds Mall Expects Community Service Displays Today
The Community Service Council with 60 agencies from Andergan and Madison County will showcase table displays and equipment at Mounds Mall today and Saturday. The event aims to show available services and connect the public with public and private community resources. Heart Association Welfare Department and Christian Center will participate. YWCA acts perform on stage and a disaster van will be opened for tours.
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Community Service Council
Andergan
Madison County
Mounds Mall
Jerry Burand
the Heart Association
The
Welfare Department
Christian Center
YWCA
Factory Destroyed in Esobar Argentina Fire
An explosion and fire leveled a factory owned by Parke Davis Chemical Company in Esobar Argentina on Thursday. Police estimate 5 to 20 of the 120 workers were killed in the blast and blaze.
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Escobar
Argentina
Parke Davis Chemical Company
Miami police pull back as city battles racial violence
Police withdraw from Miami’s Northwest Negro districts as calm scenes return to interior areas while three nights of violence leave 13 hurt and 48 treated for injuries. Looting, rock throwing, shootings, and arson prompted heavy patrols and a dusk to dawn curfew with 69 arrests across the city and county.
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UPU
Afiami
Frivala
Nic Brownsville-Liberty
Chuck Hall
E. Wilson Purdy
Calvin Mapp
Zica
Avid
Simlor
Wackenhut Corp
Browns- Mile
Liberty City
Brownsville
24H Arena
Sith Street
Coconut Grove
State Agriculture Department
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