Redbud Week Opens with Homes Tour Art Show and Banquet
Redbud Week in Anderson kicks off with a tour of fine homes, an amateur art show, and a Chamber of Commerce civic banquet. The festival, timed with magenta blossoms on thousands of redbud trees, runs through mid May as Psi Iota Xi hosts the Home Tour Sunday and Monday marks the Amateur Redbud Art Show at the Anderson Fine Arts Center. A spring Chamber meeting at Olt Dining Hall will honor 1969 board and committee leaders.
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Anderson
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Anderson the Beautiful Committee
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Anderson Fine Arts Center
Eighth St
Olt
Anderson College
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Apollo 13 Trouble Traced To Short Circuit Causing Oxygen Tank Blast
SPACE CENTER Houston UPI A short circuit in an oxygen tank likely caused a fire that blew the tank and forced astronauts James A. Lowell Fred W. Haise and John L. Swigert to fight for 87 hours to return to Earth Deputy Space Agency chief George M. Low said the explosion review board has isolated the problem to a short circuit and expects corrective action to cover all possibilities.
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James A. Lowell
Fred W. Haise
John L. Swigert
Earth
George M. Low
Space Agency
Boys Find Thousands in Rainy Bank Notes Near School
Two eight year old boys from Harrison Park school in Grand Rapids found over twenty five thousand dollars in old rain soaked bank notes near a garage behind the school. The money ranged from twenty to one thousand dollars. Police said the sum could total up to fifty thousand if more bills remain. The boys carried the money to a neighbor's home where the mother contacted police. No owner was found yet and the boys may be allowed to keep the cash if unclaimed.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Tim Laster
David Todd
Harrison Park School
Laster
Todd
Pendleton Phone Plan Favored for Area Expansions
Proposals to expand toll-free calling areas in the Pendleton and Perkinsville exchanges and a future rate adjustment have earned broad approval from a substantial majority, according to reports. The plan, tied to General Telephone, awaits further details and integration steps as page 2 continues.
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Pendleton
General Telephone
Perkinsville
Israeli Airstrikes Hit Suez Front and Nasser Calls for Peace
Israeli warplanes bombed Egyptian Suez front lines for more than six hours as President Nasser urged President Nixon to press Israel for withdrawal. Nasser defended Soviet aid and warned that without Russian support Israel would be in Cairo. he spoke to a cheering crowd outside Cairo while Israeli raids targeted canal artillery positions and nearby targets across the canal.
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Suez
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nixon
Middle East
Nasser
Cairo
Israel
Suez Canal
Canal
Lebanon
United States
Primary turnout looms as Madison County votes Tuesday
Madison County voters total 77083 face Republican and Democrat primaries for township and county offices state legislative and congressional seats. Uncontested nominations exist for many key roles. 75 percent turnout would be remarkable. Incumbents and several challengers appear in contested GOP and Democratic races with several county posts on the ballot.
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A. S. Woolbert
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Senate panel demands Nixon talks on Cambodia invasion
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee unanimously pressed for a face to face meeting with President Nixon to discuss the Cambodian invasion. Nixon scheduled Tuesday talks with four Senate and House groups as senators threaten possible Vietnam war funding cuts and censure motions. The move marks the first committee request since the League of Nations debate, with leaders and members signaling constitutional questions and potential legislative restraints.
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House Armed Services Committees
Alan Cranston
D-Calif
Birds fill Benson home during dinner visit
Mrs. Larry Benson felt ill and out of sorts when a flock of birds invaded the Benson household in Westwood. At 6:45 p.m. on a Monday, the fireplace and beams were crowded with birds crashing into a picture window, prompting Mrs. Benson to flee the house with her two young daughters.
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Los Angeles Times
Westwood
Calif
Larry Benson
Benson
Bensons
Council of Goverments Okays Cost Of Area Planning Study
Madison County Council of Governments approves a four way funding plan for a federally assisted area planning study totaling 36,227 with Madison and Anderson at 40 percent each. Elwood and Alexandria share seven and 13 percent. HUD funding decision due by June 5 as part of a countywide transportation and planning effort. The council considers a charter amendment to enable programs for low income and minority groups and to act as a HUD project review agency. A county wide uniform land use and building code discussion follows. Elwood Mayor Gene Smith to chair starting June 1 with Alexandria Mayor Max Branch as vice chair.
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Madison County
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Alexandria
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Citizens Advisory Committee
Gene Smith
Clifton Paddock
Smith
Max Branch
Dennis to Attend GOP May Breakfast in Anderson
Rep. and Mrs. David W. Dennis of Richmond will attend the Madison County Women's Republican Club May Breakfast at Linder's at 7 30 a.m. Sunday. Dennis seeks renomination as Indiana's 10th District congressman with Rep. John Ashbrook of Ohio as principal speaker. Also announced, the HEW department has granted Anderson College 108100 dollars to aid 197 students with exceptional financial need.
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Richmond
Anderson
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Linder’s
Dennis
Indiana
GOP
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Ohio
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Anderson College
Peaceful Rally in New Haven Supports Black Panthers
Thousands gathered on the New Haven Green near Yale to back jailed Black Panthers while urging peace. Police and 2400 National Guard troops stood by as 12 000 to 15 000 protesters listened to speakers and calls for release of Panthers.
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National Guard
New Haven
James Ahern
the Green
Eral
Bobby Seale
Baltimore
Operation Total Victory moves 8 000 U S troops Cambodia
In Southeast Asia operation Total Victory advances 8 000 U S troops against Viet Cong strongholds in Cambodia. Nixon defends Cambodia policy amid casualty debates and shifting public opinion. Snowy weather and gusty winds with cooling trend forecast for the region. Sunrise and sunset times noted.
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U.S
Cambodia
Nixon
Classified Ad Sparks Quick Results for Help Wanted
Reader testimonials praise Herald and Bulletin classifieds for fast help finds. A Villager advertises a four year old child and a place to stay, with contact details for after hours. Call 000-000 or 643.5371 between 8 AM and PM to place an ad and locate help for office, home, or factory.
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