Senate votes to admonish Dodd amid ethics push
The Senate rejected a move to admonish Sen. Thomas J. Dodd and prepared to vote on censure over alleged misuses of campaign and testimonial funds. Long defended a milder substitute while leadership urged a full ethics code. Dodd left the chamber as debate continued.
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S Hashington
UPI
Senate
Thomas J. Dodd
Connecticut
Dodd
Russell B. Long
D-La
Senate Ethics Committee
Long
Hhot
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Chaiman
Stennis
Tom Dodd
United States Senate
Senate of the
United States
Ethics Committee
Britain seeks new UN force to curb Mideast clash
At the United Nations British Foreign Secretary George Brown urged a stronger UN military presence to secure Arab-Israeli peace and pressed Israel to withdraw from captured Arab territories including Jerusalem. Italian Premier Aldo Moro backed a special UN envoy and a broader role for neutral powers amid stalled third force diplomacy.
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United Nations
UPS
George Brown
Israel
Jerusalem
Aldo Moro
General Assembly
U.S
Soviet Mideast
Mara
Moro
Britain
India
U.N
Andeast
Assembly Wrael
United Aral Republic
Chaim
Mahmoud Fawzi
UAR
United States
Attacn
Brown
Thant
Defton
Une
Middle East
Andrei Bey
Kosygin
Xone
Teohsian
New York
Two Car Crash Kills Chesterfield Man near Muncie
A Chesterfield man died at 11 40 p m Tuesday when his station wagon was ripped in two after a collision with a second car on Indiana 67, eight miles southwest of Muncie in Delaware County. The second car reportedly burst into flames. the crash also involved a Mitchell tractor and a party referred to as a Mary E. Davis, 35, of Alexandria, was later charged in a liquor possession case.
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Muncie
Delaware County
Madison County
Sherif Pacs
Linton
Davis
Beverwoman
Himes
Harriet Britton
Anderson
Mitchell
Mitchell Ve
East Maplewood
Imatives
Pac Point
Berg Rd
Indianapolis
Jayne
Weather forecast snippet for today and tonight
Sunny becoming partly sunny today with fair tonight. Slightly cool night, low around 60. High yesterday was 79, low 69. Sunrise tomorrow at 5 17 a.m., sunset today at 8 16 p.m.
Mass Violations Threat Followed By Eased Curfew
Atlanta leaders faced threats of mass violations as a curfew sparked by Dixie Hills rioting was eased after rain cooled tensions. Mayor Ivan Allen Jr. shortened the ban to midnight to 6am amid casualties and ongoing unrest, with SNCC leaders vowing resistance to any displacement.
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Atlanta
UPI
Hiot
Dixie Hills
Ivan Allen Jr
Allen
Aulen
H. Rap Brown
Malin Cothe
Ter
Ross
Carmichael
Danmare Bras
Willie Ricks
SNCC
Shopping Center
New York
Dixie Hills Supermark
United States
Union
Johnson
Alexei N
Kosygin
Dean Rusk
Andrei Gromy
Rusk
Ant
Soviet US summit talk stirs UN anxiety and delays
While U S and Soviet officials discuss where talks might occur, delegations at the United Nations show anxiety over a potential Johnson Kosygin summit. State Department aides say Rusk and Gromyko discussed critical issues but would not confirm a Thursday meeting. The administration weighs how to handle the possible summit as Rostow and others decide the next steps.
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United Nations
State Department
Rusk
Gromyko
Johnson
Kosygin
Oe Mento
Walt W. Rostow
George Se
Area Nursing Home License Denied in Indiana
The Health Facilities Council of the State Board of Health acted on 56 nursing home license applications in Indianapolis. Relicensed 147 facilities and denied renewals for nine, including Cozy Corner Nursing Home at Chesterfield.
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The
Health Facilities Council of
State Board of Health
Indianapolis
Chesterfield
Missionaries Named In Session At Church of God Convention
The 78th International Convention in Greeneville Tennessee lists 26 missionaries commissioned to service in Trinidad Jamaica and East Africa. Rev Darrell G Levine Rev Tom Smith and Rev Maurice Delquist lead Home Missions and Church Extension roles as Anderson College graduates and other clergy join the mission force.
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Darrell G. Levine
Greeneville
Tenn
E. Joe Gilliam
Church of God
Warner’ Pacific
Tom
Portland
Ore
Warner Pacific College
Anderson College
Kenya
East Africa
Thomas H. McCracken
Anderson
Trinidad
Joly seeks apology from Postmaster General over Waterville attack
In Augusta Maine, Cyril Joly, Republican state committee chairman, demanded an apology from Postmaster General Lawrence F. OBrien after a Waterville speech in which he said Democratic disunity is the germ that produced the Republican disease. Joly spoke Tuesday.
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Augusta Maine
UPI
Cyril Joly
Lawrence F. Obrien
Joly
Obrien
Waterville
Assembly Elections Set Trustees for Church of God Agencies
General Assembly of the Church of God convened during the international convention named trustees and directors for national agencies. Andersonians appear on most boards with Dr. Rene Sterner reappointed to the Missionary Board for five years and Dr. Glenn Falls returning to the Board of Pensions for four years. Roark becomes a company member for eight years as part of Warner Press. Other elections include Anderson College, Sarasota, and several boards with terms ranging from three to five years, reflecting appointments across multiple states and roles inside the church organization.
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Church of God
General Assembly
R. Eugene Sterner
Left
Missionary Board
Glenn Falls
Center
Board of Pensions
Warren Roark
Warner Press, Inc
Calif
Stanley Kardatzke
Wichita
Kans
Wilbur B. Skaggs
Seattle
Wash
Kenneth C Tabor
San Jose
Nina "Powell van der” Veur
Grass Valley
Samuel E. Hooker
Portland
Ore
Hal ‘Stevens
Vancouver
Calvin A. Brallier
James Long
Grandview
Elvan Newcomb
Madera
Ollie C. Lewis
Sikeston, Mo
Roark
Park Place
Branigin Accepts Bowen Districting Bid
INDIANAPOLIS AP Roger D Branigin said Wednesday he hopes to invite Indiana legislative leaders to a meeting next week to discuss a congressional redistricting solution offered by House Speaker Otis R Bowen. Branigin signaled a special session only after parties agree on a plan. Democrats hold the Senate and Republicans the House.
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Indianapolis
Roger D. Branigin
Indiana
House
Otis R. Bowen
Bremen
Cbamens Iatter
Legislative Council
Senate
Branigin
Bran
Bowen
Tors
Slayings Plot Charged in New York and Philadelphia
Police arrested 16 members of a violent Negro anarchist group in New York and Philadelphia on charges of criminal anarchy and conspiracy to commit arson. The group RAM stockpiled weapons for race warfare and targeted leaders like Roy Wilkins and Whitney Young. Details describe FBI ties, anti NAACP actions, and origins linked to Robert F. Williams as RAM founder.
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New York
UPI
Philadelphia
Siam
Peking
Suchlege
Roy Wilkins
Hitney Young
Mao Tse-tung
RAM
Jarlem
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
Wilms
Natonal Association
I Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
T League
Kerman B. Ferguson
Arthur Hares
Queens
Thomas J Mfackell
Macket
Robert F. Williams
Uuson County
N.C
Williams
Cuba
Red China
New Arrivals In Anderson and Vicinity
Birth notices list several newborns with parent names and addresses in Anderson and nearby areas. Mrs. Carl Parks and family welcome a girl at St. John’s Hospital, and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Ritenour announce a boy at 1804 Norwood Way. Other families include Mase ters, James less, Weight, Ome Bish, and ten Warsaw, with births at Community Hospital and local addresses.
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Carl Parks
Pearl St
Daniel Ritenour
Norwood Way
Community Hospital
Sammy Maseters
Court St
James
Less
W. Oth St
Dle
Ae Hughes
Chesterfield
Charles D.weight
School St
Ome B
Bish
Winding Way
Robert Ten Warsaw
Uae
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Ribicoff
Anderson Herald
Mideast
Russia
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Peat
Ohio
Denes Brisa
Walter R. Gaiton
Pee Ohio
Mich
Isom R. Crockett Laurel
Miss
Jack D. Hutchison
Columbus
Board of Christian Education
Sarasota
Fla
F. Newey
St .Laus
Fxienson
Holle W. Sharpe
Ing Green
Gabriel Dixon
St.Louis
Robert Edwards
Thomas H
McCracken
Ron W. Howland
George W. Buck
Carl E. Flewellens
Donald C. Crippen
Sheryl Ward
Mary Lou Humes
Cornelia C. Barnette
Carl E. Flewellen
David C. Crippen
Daniel von Bargen
David Montague
Tom A. Smith
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