Supreme Court Allows Juveniles to Be Tried Without Juries
The Supreme Court ruled 6 to 3 that juveniles accused of crimes may be tried without juries, ending a two year trend of applying Bill of Rights protections to juvenile proceedings. Justice Blackmun said juries are not necessary to reach the facts, though states may opt for jury trials if desired. The decision affects many states where jury trials are barred in juvenile cases.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Harry A. Blackmun
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
Blackmun
Columbia Bar
William C. Douglas
Cone
Anderson man lists vast toy train collection
Herald Staff Writer reports Robert Vickers of Anderson owns more than 300 toy trains and as many apartments and housing complexes. He attends a National Train Collectors Association convention at Disneyland with over 2,000 collectors expected. Vickers values the sets by scarcity and workmanship. a 1929 Lionel State set is among the most prized.
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Anderson
Robert Vickers
United States
Eastside
Abov Vickers
Herald
Joe Boys
National Train Collectors Association
Disneyland
Vicker
Vickers
Tio Frome
Connecticut
Alexandria
Standstill in Anderson teacher salary talks over 1972 contracts
The Anderson Community School Board and teacher unions AFT Local 519 and AEA are at a standstill on salaries for 1972 teaching contracts. Meetings since March have remained secret with no ratified terms. A possible state Board of Accounts review of the tax assessment factor could influence the budget and delay talks further.
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State Board of Accounts
State Board
Anyerson
C. DeVar Litten
Ban Tribunals Continue News Ban On Pentagon Study
A U S District Court judge refused to stop Washington Post publication of a secret Vietnam study, government appeals, and a higher tribunal extends the ban until Tuesday. The Times has a parallel case with hearings delayed, Gesell noting no current top secret findings.
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Associated Press
Washington Post
Vietnam
New York ‘Times
Pentagon
Times
Washington
U.S. District Court
Gerhard A. Gesells
Gesell
Veteran deputy reported missing in Madison County
Local authorities say Deputy John Smith has been missing since Friday after a period of heavy workload under the new administration. Sheriff Gunter notes long hours and no days off, with officials hopeful he will be located in a few days.
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Madison
Johning
Smith
Gunter
Amateurs vs. veterans spark clash over Vietnam strategy
Col. David H. Hackworth, about to quit the Army, derides Vietnamization as public relations. He contends U.S. forces could have won with better leaders, mocks the backlog of equipment managed by junior commanders, and praises GI and midlevel officers while predicting Vietnam’s future harsher days. He notes large numbers of vehicles and questions military doctrine. Page 2, Col. A0.
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Daiuonary
Col
David H. Hackworth
Minister Resigns From Central Christian Church
The Rev. Lester A. Ringham, pastor of Christian education and Youth for five years, will resign on June 30. After a vacation, he will join the Indiana regional office of the Christian Church Disciples of Christ and work with Dr. Richard Lentz. The Ringham family plans to stay in Anderson. Ringham arrived in March 1986 and led church education including church school, youth activities, vacation church school, junior deacons, junior hospitality, and acolytes, with a new curriculum introduced two years ago.
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Lester A. Ringham
Christian Education and
Central Christian Church
Ringham
Indiana
Christiam Church
Disciples of Christ
Richard Lentz
Anderson
Central Christian
Who's Who First Presidents Debate Sparks Congressional Duel
In Washington the House and Senate clashed over who was the first president related to the Congress under the Articles of Confederation. General Charles Mathias urged 100000 commemorative medals for Samuel Hanson born 1739, while Rep Robert Steele promoted Samuel Huntington as the first president of the Congress.
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Washington
John Hanson
United States
Samuel Huntington
Maryland
Hanson
Senate
Connecticut
Huntington
House
Charles McC. Mathias
ReMd
Congress
Robert H. Steele
Rconn
Johnny
Clamn
Weston named Madison County coroner after Gholz death
Jannie C Weston a local funeral director was named Madison County coroner on Monday to fill the unexpired term of Dr Lawrence Gholz who died early Thursday Weston a resident of 510 West Ninth Street has served as coroner in former years and runs Rowe Wemos Penoratome 2 Nichol Avenue He plans to appoint a chief deputy soon and David Hess the former chief deputy said he had not yet spoken with Weston.
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Jannie C. Weston
Madison County
Weston
Ninth St
Lawrence Gholz
Rowe Wemos ‘Penoratome
Nichol Ave
Ghokz
Gholt
David Hess
Summer Solstice Arrives Amid Cloudy Skies and Ice Cream Delays
A newspaper notes the summer solstice reached at 8:20 p.m. EST as cloud cover muted celebrations nationwide. It contrasts moody streams with pollution, recalls campfire nights and moonless views, and adds local quirks from Hawaii at 3:20 p.m. to Alaska’s 38 degree rain day in Anchorage.
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Hawaii
Anchorage
Federal Building Searches More Humorous Than Hazardous
Associated Press survey shows federal building searches mostly taken in good humor. Guards check bags and briefcases after bombings, finding comic books, sandwiches, underwear, and Playboy magazines rather than bombs. No major complaints, some residents note safety as justification.
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Federal
Louise Cook
Associated Press
Feneral
Los Angeles
Kansas City
James Taylor
Us, District Court
Columbus
Ohio
Playboy
Medina barred as witness in Calley trial
Prosecutor says Medina is barred from testifying in the Calley case. The Herald notes the ruling impacts the defense strategy and potential evidence. Editorials and classifieds appear on specified pages.
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Medina
Calley
Fragmented OCR note hints at rental assistance and schedule
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions rapid renting and a visor offer to help place an inexpensive mounting. It also references a Monday through Saturday window and unclear names or terms, suggesting a disrupted notice or ad fragment from a period publication.
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Inelligence Agency
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Edward H. Coolidge Jr
Manchester
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Stanford
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Litten
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Anderson Community School Board
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Gholz
Lonnie Weston
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