Army to Decide On Gas Shipments Following Academy Report
The Army, delaying May 16 gas shipments to New Jersey, indicated it would follow the academy verdict on disposal. The plan would move 12,322 tons of nerve agents by rail to Earle and sink four Liberty ships in the Atlantic, drawing congressional and scientific protests over disaster risks and ocean pollution.
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Richard D. McCarthy
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Earle
N.J
Atlantic
McCarthy
Mem
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Congress
Foreign Affairs Subcommittee
House Readies Monday Vote on Nixon Tax Surcharge
Washington House leaders moved to a Monday floor vote as the income tax surcharge nears expiration. GOP commitments rose to about 170 of 188 party votes, with Mills expected to manage the bill after the July Fourth recess. The Senate meanwhile extended payroll tax withholding for 31 days to keep the surcharge alive briefly. The White House said Nixon is confident the extension will pass.
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UPS
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Nixon
Wilbur D. Mills
Mills
Gerald R. Ford
Senate
Finance Committee
White House
Ronald Ziegler
Talks Continue In Five Day Container Strike
Negotiations between Container Corporation officials and Local No. 1045 of the International Paper Makers and Paper Workers Union resume as union members remain on strike at the Anderson plant. Talks from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. produced only limited progress, with a June 19 contract deadline extended two days and key issues including insurance pensions and pay still unsettled.
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Paper Makers
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Chicago
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Anderson Container Plant
Jerry M. Clinard
Clinard
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Larry Combs
Colin Hanlin
Dixon Adams
June ACT Meeting Cancelled
For the first time in over a year the All-American Community Team postponed its June town hall. The next regular meeting is set for July 21 with the Madison County League of Women Voters handling the program. Willard Ransom, Indianapolis attorney, could not attend June 16 and is rescheduled for August 18. Town hall sessions at the YWCA are open to the public.
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Madison County League of Women Voters
J. Arnold Jones
Anderson College
Willard Ransom
Indianapolis
Town Hall
The
YWCA
Judy Garland's Body Starts For New York
Judy Garland’s body is shipped toward New York after her death amid a reported accidental overdose. Mickey Deans and the Rev. Peter Delaney accompany the coffin as they depart London, with Deans wearing dark glasses and smoking heavily.
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Judy Garland
New York
London
Judy
Mickey Deans
Peter Delaney
Hub Airlines Downsized Planes to Beechcraft 99
Hub Airlines will fly all flights in and out of Anderson on Beechcraft 99 twin engine prop jets. James Burgoon announced the change on Wednesday.
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Anderson
James Burgoon
Burgoon
Anderson Municipal
Cuba Panthers seek exit after Cuba exile discontent
A Black Panthers group including Eldridge Cleaver contemplates leaving Cuba after reports of rejection and confinement. Raymond Johnson of Alexandria LA, a lieutenant, says Panthers face imprisonment and bans on organizing in Havana. Johnson cites disillusion with revolutionary reception and growth constraints.
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Eldridge Cleaver
Cuba
Raymond Johnson
Alexandria
Black Panthers
Johnson
Reluctant Revolution and Local Notes Highlighted
In The Herald Today the paper lists sections including Part Three of the Reluctant Revolution on Page 11, Madison County college students’ honors on Page 19, and notices on aircraft hijacking prevention Page 23, Indiana Democratic disruption Page 26, and Indiana murder rate rise Page 34. Obituaries and editorials occupy early pages with society items and county news in other sections.
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Madison County College
Elwood, Alexandria and County News
Koshare Dancers To Perform At Anderson High School
The Koshare Indians ceremonial dance team from La Junta Colorado performs at 8 p.m. in Anderson High School gym as part of American Indian Week. Will Rogers Jr. attends as Bureau of Indian Affairs aide. proceeds benefit Camp improvement fund.
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Anderson
Kikihawen and Council
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Will Rogers
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Department of the Interior
102 year old Larry Lewis runs 100 yards in 17.3 seconds
Larry Lewis, 102, celebrated his birthday by sprinting 100 yards in 17.3 seconds. He credits sneakers and a good night's sleep for the improvement from last year. He jogs six miles daily and began a second career as a banquet waiter at age 80.
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UPI
Larry Lewis
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