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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1970

Page

16

Nixon Defends Cambodian Policy After Pentagon Briefing

President Nixon defended his Cambodian decision saying the test is if it comes out right while briefing Pentagon workers on early combat results. He announced a national day of prayer for prisoners and MIAs as he repeated the action was right.

Washington Nixon Pentagon Cambodia U.S Southeast Asia Melvin R. Laird National Military Command Center

Mercy Hospital Reports Patients and Bike Accident

Mercy Hospital reports multiple admissions and discharges. Admitted: Everett Goins Rt. 1, Stella R. Beeman Frankton, Raymond Gilmore 1317 S. Anderson St., Goldie Gillum 127 N. 11th St., Richard Neese Frankton, Kevin Humphrey 1309 N. D St., Michael Zech Rt. 4, James A. Nickles 1921 E. Main St. Dismissed: Haze Whetstone 226 N. 13th St., Cecil Dean 601 S. D St. A bike accident sent 12 year old Vince Poole to Mercy Hospital for treatment at 3:40 p.m. Wednesday. he was treated and released.

Elwood Mercy Hospital Everett Goins Stella R. Beeman Frankton Raymond Gilmore S. Anderson St Goldie Gillum N. 11Th St Richard Neese Kevin Humphrey N. D St Michael Zech James A. Nickles E. Main St Haze. Whetstone N. 13Th St Cecil Dean S. D St Vince Poole Arthur Poole

Auction Sales Include Estates and Real Estate Listings

Public sale notices list auctions for household goods antiques and estate real estate across Indiana towns. Items include livestock tractors farm equipment and office machinery with multiple dates May 2 through May 16 and venues such as 4009 W 25th St Anderson 203 E Broadway Alexandria Pendleton and Elwood coordinated by several named auctioneers and firms.

Bruce Miles Madren Lula Belle Madren W. 25Th St Raible 25Th St Anderson Wayne A. Pheanis Commercial Bank & Trust Co Ada P. Adams Madison Grant City Mi. E Cty Ellenberger Bros. Aucitioneers Hillside Nursery Alexandria Pike H. D. Kirk Pendleton Banking Co G. Winfield Shaul Estate Madison Ave Pendleton Ind James C. Bradley Robert Widener William Wonder Ponderosa Stables Fortville Lot L. Turner & Wardell Flatford Hoosier Building and Supply Corp West Main St Elwood Indiana Egg M. Hood Co Everett E. Corn Newton McUne Alliance Rd Columbus Ave Tom Chapman al S. Woolbert Adms Herbert Co. Kirkpatrick Estate St. Rd Egg M. Hood

Tribune objects to use of Snyder Hartke photo in ad

South Bend newspaper denounces a political ad that used its photo of John K. Snyder and Sen. Vance Hartke. The Tribune says the image was not a confrontation and refused permission for commercial or political reuse. The ad claims a confrontation and insults Hartke with references to Hanoi and Playgirl.

South Bend, Ind South Bend Tribune John K. Snyder U.S. Senate Snyder Vance Hartke D-Ind John Snyder John J. Powers The Tribune Hartke Hanoi Play Iboy Magazine

Notre Dame trustees meeting disrupted by student protesters

About 150 students from the Coalition for Political Action and the Women’s Liberation Movement disrupted a Notre Dame trustees meeting seeking an open session. Trustees Thomas Carney and Bayard Rustin met with demonstrators inside the Center for Continuing Education after doors were locked. Black students demanded more scholarships. one speaker urged presenting facts to support demands as the meeting adjourned.

South Bend Ind University of Notre Dame Center For Continuing Education Thomas Carney Bayard Rustin Coalition For Political Action Women’s Liberation Movement Austin

Mitchell urges end to harsh criticism of Supreme Court

Atty. Gen. John N. Mitchell, in a Law Day speech to the District of Columbia Bar Association, called for halting “irresponsible and malicious criticism” of the Supreme Court. He warned that attacks now reach many regions and institutions, urging lawyers to challenge unfounded discontent while defending rulings on segregation, rights of defendants, obscenity, and school prayer.

Washington (Ap John N. Mitchell Supreme Court Mitchell Law Day District of Columbia Bar Association High Court Republic Congress

Inger Stevens Death Probed

Hollywood investigators ordered a psychological autopsy to determine whether Swedish actress Inger Stevens died by her own action or from an accidental barbiturate overdose. Coroner Noguchi directed the probe after lab tests failed to reveal the death’s mode, officially listed as acute barbiturate intoxication. The study by county psychiatrists may take weeks.

Hollywood UPI Inger Stevens Thomas C. Noguchi Marilyn Monroe Miss Stevens

Leach School Honor Roll Named

W. D Deck, principal of Leach Junior High School, announced the honor roll for the fifth six-week grading period. Special honor roll includes Jerry Sheward, seventh grade, and Tonia Schmidt, Terry Schmink, and Bill Hall, eighth grade. Regular honor roll lists seventh graders Patti Pickering, Tresa Carpenter, Lois Harshman, Becky Roland, Roy Keralla, and James McCallister. eighth graders Ted Pruitt, Robin Border, Marilyn Burkhart, Bryan Cheetham, Judy Clanin, Ronda Everest, Joy Kukilewski, Curtis Miller, and Bob Windlaw.

W. D Deck Leach Junior High School Jerry Sheward Tonia Schmidt Terry Schmink Bill Hall Patti Pickering Tresa Carpenter Lois Harshman Becky Roland Roy Keralla James McCallister Ted Pruitt Robin Border Marilyn Burkhart Bryan Cheetham Judy Clan

John Rehm Dem 20H Co council at large ad

John Rehm running as Democrat for at large council seat in 20H County. Campaign ad highlights community concerns and vision for governance. Endorsed by local groups and seeks broad voter support in upcoming election.

John Rehm

Hijacking Trial Goes To Jury Deliberations

A U S District Court jury began deliberations Friday in the hijacking trial of Ronald Bohle 22 of Michigan City. Defense urged the jury to decide Bohle's sanity at the time of the January 9 1969 hijack of an Eastern Airlines flight from Miami to Cuba. Psychiatrists offered conflicting testimony on his mental state. Bohle was arrested upon returning to the United States last November.

South Bend Ind Ronald Bohle Michigan City Bohle Easern Airlines Miami Cuba United States

Rural Areas Need Leadership Skills

A Geneva consultation on The Christian Mission in Changing Rural Areas warns rural villages lose micro structures as centers of life fade and youth migrate to cities. It urges the church to train and retain village leaders in community organization and to act as a hub for rural mission information worldwide.

Geneva Switzerland Division of World Mission and Evangelism World Council of Churches World Council

Red Cross Offers Baby-Sitting Course to Teens

One hundred fifty teen members invited by Central Christian Church for a Red Cross baby sitting course starting Sunday. Teens will form groups of 20 for instruction at 10:45 to 12 each Sunday morning at the church. Training covers physical care in four sessions, with church ministers handling spiritual care in later sessions. Mrs Dolly Gaide chairs the project. Local Red Cross director Mrs Kenneth A Willis says graduates may be referred to the employment office for placement.

Central Christian Church Red Cross Dolly Gaide Kenneth A. Willis

Hull Merit Scholar Finalist Named At Anderson High School

Principal Noel Douglass announces that James D. Hull, son of Clifford L. and the Hulls of 1008 Ranike Dr., has earned finalist honors in the 1969 70 National Merit Scholarship program. About 90 percent of last spring’s graduates took the Merit Program tests, with 15,000 finalists competing for 1,000 scholarships and about 1,800 renewable awards. Hull’s name is placed with schools he listed, and officials expect possible offers from campuses to attract him. The two hour and thirty five minute test covers English usage mathematics social studies science reading comprehension and vocabulary.

Noel Douglass Anderson High School James D. Hull Clifford L. Hull Ranike National Merit Scholarship Corporation Evanston, Ill Young Hull NMS Corporation NMS Science Research Associates, Inc

Mutual Funds Prices From NASD Inc Listings

NASD Inc quotes list bid and ask prices for Keystone Friday custody funds and various fund families including Franklin, Chase Boston MIF, Channing, and Wellington. The page shows fund names with bid and ask figures, noting ex-dividend and stock split items among entries.

Market Holds Moderate Loss In Light Friday Trading

New York AP reports a light trading session with the Dow closing down 2.44 at 733.63 after an early drop spurred by Nixon's speech. The market rallied mildly midsession as bargain hunters appeared, but concerns over Cambodia Weekend developments kept the tone cautious. Volume totaled 8.29 million shares, with declines outnumbering advances 695 to 561 and 176 new lows against 2 new highs.

New York Nixon New York Stock Exchange Crown Cork

Muncie Livestock Prices From Marhoefer's Market Report

Markets for calves, lambs and sheep are listed with weekly values. Hogs 200-300 lbs 22.35 to 24.60. 240-300 24.10 to 24.60. Boars 17.25 to 17.75. Cattle steady with choice steers 28.00 to 30.50 and good to choice 26.50 to 28.00. heifers 24.00 to 27.00. cows 18.00 to 22.00. Lambs 85 to 105 pounds 26.00 to 28.00 and slaughter sheep 5.00 to 8.00. Markets updated for Thursdays only.

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Local Livestock Prices At Emge Market Report

HOGS priced 24.00 to 24.50 for 190 to 240 pounds and 22.50 to 24.00 for 240 to 300 pounds. CATTLE shows steers and heifers 27.00 to 29.00, cows 22.50 and up, bulls 22.50 and up. Ch. steers and heifers 28.50 to 31.00. LOCAL GRAIN MARKET notes New Wheat around 1.44, New Corn 1.20 to 2.52 for shelled corn.

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Chicago Hog Market Slips as Beef Cattle Prices Mixed

Chicago livestock report shows hogs 25 to 50 lower with multiple weight classes listed. Cattle slaughters total around 3,000 with slaughter steers and heifers varying by yield grades and quality. Sheep slaughter steady with a 83 lb spring lambs at 29.00 per head.

Hog and cattle market report from Indianapolis

Indianapolis Hogs Uneven market with barrows and gilts unevenly steady to 50 cents lower, late trade 25 to 50 lower. hog weights 200 to 270 pounds quoted. Cattle and calves with limited test, cows utility and commercial 22 to 24.50, high dressing 24.00 to 24.50, bulls 24 to 26. Lambs steady with select lots around 25.75 to 26.00 for 90 to 95 pound slaughter lambs

Indianapolis USDA

UPI Market Indicator Closes Lower Amid Stock Shift

The UPI Market Indicator shows a 0.21 point drop from the prior close. Using April 1 1936 prices as base 100, the indicator ended Friday at 48 with advances, declines, and unchanged totals among NYSE stocks traded.

UPI NYSE Vice

Dow Jones Stock Averages Reported At Noon And 2 P.M.

United Press International notes the Dow Jones averages across 30 20 15 and 65 stocks with noon and 2 PM readings. The summary lists changes in indices and notable moves in various sectors, including general market activity and specific stock shifts.

Dow-Jones United Press International Ind Acm Cie Csane Pet Cig

Markets at a Glance New York Friday Close

Markets at a glance show stocks lower in light trading while bonds hold steady. U.S. government bonds unchanged to higher in quiet trading. Cotton futures rise as Chicago wheat closes with mixed grains. Hogs and cattle edge lower, sheep steady. Market indexes ease with UPI Indicator 90.48, NYSE 44.75, Dow 733.63.

New York UPI U.S London Chicago DOW Jones API Mn Hi Teeste

New York Stock Exchange Footnotes And Selected Stocks

The report outlines trading conventions on the New York Stock Exchange including how sales are listed in hundreds, dividend annotations, and fractions in 32nds 64ths 25ths and 16ths. It lists numerous tickers with high lows and closes, notes on when issued and special footnotes (z a c s wi) and ends with standard & poor's indexes figures.

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Chicago Grain Prices Mixed On CBOT Close

Wheat held steady with light deliveries while new crop futures eased as analysts projected higher winter wheat output. May corn gained on light deliveries and export demand, while soybeans advanced amid notable professional spreading. Rye showed little movement with mixed activity across grains.

Chicago Chicago Board of Trade

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