Teachers in Court Over Contempt Citations
Superior Court continued contempt of court citations against four members of the American Federation of Teachers to Monday at 8 am with a 3 pm Friday setting. Judge Fred Yelton Jr. presided as the School City of Anderson and board members seek to enforce a restraining order. A preliminary injunction hearing was set for June 7 at 9 30 pm amid a meeting between teachers and officials. Picket lines formed around the high school as strikers gathered.
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Anderson Public School
Anderson High School
Herald
American Federation of Teachers
Ree
Fred Yelton,Jr
Merrill ‘Pyle
John Goale
Alvin Jones
Harold Welsh
Citats
Iafa
Yelton
Anderson
A. George. Harrison
DeVar Lith
Yellen
High Shee
Israelis Report 17 Arabs Killed In New Fighting
United Press International reports Israeli command claims 17 Arab guerrillas killed in renewed clashes amid Jerusalem anniversary parades and a breached truce. A Jerusalem communique cites a team of saboteurs, mines, and civilian casualties as fighting persisted near the Sea of Galilee.
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United Press International
Jerusalem
Tsrael
Jordan
Point Hing
Sea of Galilee
Tscaeli
Freese Tum
Poe 2
Coleman
Wrong Way Crash Arrests Followed By Injuries
A wrong way driving crash Thursday evening at a news street junction injured Gerald Eebee and others. Alice Cartin, 48, of 303 Gaywood Dr Chesterfield, was the driver of the car that collided with Reven Adams 37 of 192 W Sth St and the pickup truck driver. Adams was arrested for living the wrong way on a street following the accident. Gerald Eebee 72 of 2017 K Sth St was treated at Community Hospital and released.
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An ‘Anderson
Sth
John
Alice, Cartin
Gaywood
Chesterfield
Reven’ Adams
W. Sth
Fereald Eebee
K. Sth St
Sain
Enews
Johnson accuses Congress of delaying tax bill to curb spending
President Johnson in a fiery news conference denounces Congress for stalling a 210 percent surtax plan to fight inflation, calls the delay a form of blackmail, and warns that tax increases are tied to deep spending cuts. He also announces readiness to start peace talks with North Vietnam on May 10 in Paris. The speech critiques critics and urges nonviolence for the Poor People’s Campaign while Congress weighs proposals.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
North Vietnam
U.S
Paris
Hanoi
Vietnam
First Steps Toward End Viet War Talks Begin
Washington and Hanoi agreed to meet in Paris next weekend to begin discussions on conditions for full scale talks to end the Vietnam War. President Johnson cautioned the public that this is the first step and there are many hazards ahead.
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Washington
UPL
United States
North Vietnam
Paris
U.S
Johnson
Uni
White House
Southeast Asia
Hand to hand fighting at Dong Ha reported
U S Marines reinforced the Cua Viet area as combat intensified with North Vietnamese troops aiming to seize the river. Marines were seen stripping weapons from the slain enemy to press back toward friendly lines. Four days of fighting in the Dong Ha region left 661 NVA dead and 49 Americans killed with 298 wounded. A taxi bombing near Saigon killed three Vietnamese and wounded 21, as U S air raids mounted 92 missions against North Vietnam.
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UPI
Iung
Mg Ji
Nik Wheeler
U.S
Dong Ha
Demilitarized Zone
U.S. South
Sam Base
North Vietnam
Panhandle
Johnson deflects on campaign plans amid party talks
President Johnson ducked questions on his 1964 campaign role and said he may skip election campaigning if he disapproves of the party choice. He urged candidates to avoid personal ambitions that divide the nation and warned officials they may quit offices to campaign. Rockefeller and McCarthy offered views on Paris talks and upcoming Iowa primary.
Chimpanzees Rescued From Freezing Austrian Tent
Three shivering chimpanzees were warming up after a 15 day confinement in a freezing tent high in the Alps. Authorities halted the circus owner as two weeks of indecision followed, with health certificates missing and Austrian guards delaying return.
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Bolzano
Aly
Austria
Alps
Tenter Lealy
Vos
Monday Deadline on Tax Exemptions Breen Exemptions Cited
Madison County Auditor Ray Bolcoart states Breen tax exemptions must be cited no later than Monday May 6. The office is open Saturday noon to 12 noon and Monday 2 am to 4 pm.
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Madison County
Ray Bolcoart
Breen
Phoenix Man Given Heart Of Girl 15
A three man surgical team removed the heart of an 11 year old apparent suicide victim and transplanted it to a Phoenix Arizona accountant in the worlds ninth heart transplant. In London a British team began the tenth while Houston teams prepared the recipient Everett Clare mas Jr 47 in excellent condition. A single shock started the new heart beating after 24 hours of surgery at St Luke s Episcopal Hospital led by Dr Deaton Cooley. The operation was described as a success with blood pressure and pulse normal.
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Deaton Cooley
Cooley
Newsmen
Stanford
Celif
Joseph Rizor
Phau Tara
Madison-Grant High School location agreement reached
A Friday night meeting in Fairmount reached a milestone in the Madison-Grant High School project. The board of trustees and the holding company approved acquiring the Woolen property on the west side of Indiana 9 about a quarter mile north of the county line, clearing the way for immediate planning and a new four year high school for about 1,000 students.
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Fairmount
Wis
Madison - Grant School Corporation
M+ Schools ‘board of trustees
Aget-Profit
Ind
Madison-Grant County
John Marsh
Fvan
Boone Township
Madison County
Don Hanes
Poor People's Trek Changes Purpose Says March Member
In Mississippi, Rev. James Bevel of SCLC says the Poor People's March aims to expand from civil rights into an economic push. He notes recruitment and organization struggles as the effort targets Congress to redirect funds toward lifting 40 million Americans into the economic mainstream.
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Marks
Miss
Washington
James Bevel
Southern Christen Leadership Conference
Martin Luther King
SCLC
Congress
Bevel
Uuis
Pendleton License Branch Moves to New State Street Site
The Pendleton License Branch has relocated from 124 W State St to 121 W State St with manager Helen J. Stoner announcing the change. Office hours are 9 to 12 noon daily with extra hours during the rush period.
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Pendleton
State St
Helen J. Stoner
Scouts Gather for Pipe Creek Camporee at Ryan's Lake
The Pipe Creek District Camporee brings 300 plus Scouts and Explorers to Ryan's Lake for patrol competitions in Scouting Skills. Activities include campfires with songs, storytelling, and skill-learning sessions with awards and advancement opportunities.
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Pipe Creek
Ryan’s Lake
Meow
Rolumn
Nixon Urges Candidates To Hold Criticism In Vietnam Debate
Former Vice President Richard M Nixon urged restraint from all presidential candidates during the Vietnam policy debate. He spoke at Concordia College in Fort Wayne Indiana as Johnson announced a possible meeting with North Vietnam. Nixon noted a May 7 Indiana primary and contrasted his campaign with Kennedy McCarthy Branigin races.
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Vietnam
Richard M. Nixon
Fort Wayne
Ind
UPI
S. Vietnam
United States
Niko
Concordia College
Indiana
Nixon
North Wetnamt
Stark
Robert F. Kennedy
Eugene McCarthy
Goree Branigin
Gary
Indianapolis
Evansville
Lukens To Address GOP May Breakfast
Rep. Lukens of Ohio's 24th District will keynote the Madison County Women's Republican Club May Breakfast at Edgewood Country Club. The event, set for 7:30 am, will introduce candidates for the May 7 primary by club president Willis Ellsworth amid area attendance.
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But Pukens
Ohio
Mmurrow
Edgewood
Madison County
Women’s Republican Club
Mes
Willis Ellsworth
Women's Club
Braniff Electra Falls Flaming In Rural Area
A Braniff International Electra four engine airliner with 84 aboard crashed in rural Corsicana Texas during a severe storm. Witnesses reported a red flash and fishtailing parts as the plane exploded upon impact. FBI found no foul play. It was the first major U.S. airline crash of 1968.
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UPL
Lockheed
FBI
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U. S
Los Angeles
Boston
Greater Cincinnati
Braniff
Houston
Dallas
Tulsa
Okla
Memphis
Cloyce Floyd
Dawaoc
Téx
Oun
Heese Tyrn
Coben
May Festival Continues at Anderson College on Campus
Anderson College enters a weekend long May Festival with a Broadway show tunes concert at 7:30 p.m. by the College Choir. Queen Mona Hoffman, crowned by President Robert H. Reardon, presides over events ending with a reception at Kardatzke Lounge. The convocation Hall concert will honor the queen and close the Soh anniversary year with selections from South Pacific and West Side Story.
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Anderson College
Mona Hoffman
Sanda Lake
Juvenile Judge Calls Marijuana Safer Than Alcohol In Florida Hearing
Judge Robert A Halvorsen told the Florida narcotics hearing that teens should face looser rules on marijuana and alcohol. He urged ending current juvenile laws and backing county or national studies, saying marijuana use is rare in his Pinellas County court and criticizing older adults for hypocrisy.
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Clearwater, Fla
Florida
Legislative Rackets Committee
Big Brother
Pinellas County
Robert A. Halvorsen
Halvorsen
Robert Shavein
Tampa Day
Dlalvorsen
Siso
Seven Hurt As Two-Car Crash On Indiana 42
Five people were bruised and two hospitalized after a Friday crash on Indiana 42 at the County Road 500 intersection. Driver David Shoulders 27 of Rt 3 Edwood turned left into an oncoming car driven by Edward Johnson 17 of RL Andersen.
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Ind
David Shoulders
Rt. 3
New Arrivals Share Births at Local Hospitals
A series of birth notices lists a boy born at St John s Hospital to Clyde Stone and wife Markleville. another boy born at Community Hospital to Gerald Lowe and wife Chesterfield. Terr y Ryan and Alexandria welcome a son. Tommy Martinez Ingalls and Donald Gilchrist Indianapolis report births with grandparents named Anderson LaFontaine.
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St. John's Hospital
Clyde Stone
Markleville
Community Hospital
Gerald Lowehorn
Chesterfield
Terry Ryan
Alexandria
Tommy Mastinez
Ingalls
Donnald Gilchrist
Indianapolis
Richard Gilchrist
Anderson
Marvity Putnam
LaFontaine
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