Kosygin condemns Nixon over Cambodia policy at Kremlin
Soviet premier Kosygin in his first news conference since taking office denounced Nixon's move to send U.S. troops to Cambodia. He warned against new massive air strikes on North Vietnam if anti air sites are hit again, while U.S. Senate Foreign Relations panel criticized Nixon for waging un authorized wars in Indochina and postponed policy reversal talks. Kosygin rejected Geneva talks and urged action over conferences claiming now is the time for action.
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Primary Election Opens With 92 Contenders Vying
Madison County voters cast ballots from 6 A M to 6 P M to reduce 92 candidates for national state and county offices to 44 finalists equal numbers of Republicans and Democrats. Sheriff and congressional races draw heavy interest as incumbents and newcomers compete. Local candidates include several from Madison and Delaware counties with Lawrence J. Franke Philip R. Sharp and others among notable contenders.
Hopefuls Seek November Spots To Face Unopposed Incumbents
Madison County voters seek party nominations in a crowded primary with 77 083 eligible voters. Jack Falkner Kenneth Hartman and Richard Smith seek the Republican clerk slot while Alpha By rum opposes one Democrat. Democrats Joseph Borders Smith Brake Eugene D Dearing Egbert Hood and John Warren Smith seek county treasurer. Paul E Schrenker and Jerrald Finney vie for superior court. George C Chamber unopposed for his party. William J Wood, Republican incumbent, faces Democrat rivals for county commissioner South District along with Carroll Beckner Luther D Puckett Truman A Swain. District One Republicans Fletcher Ferguson faces Alvin Rex Merter.
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Uither D. Puckett
Truman A. Swain
Fletcher Ferguson
Alvin Rex Merter
Big Vote Turnout Efforts Rally Local Groups
Local government industry and civic groups join to ease May primary turnout. Offices close and employers grant time off to vote. Public-service efforts include polling assistance and voter information. Madison County Road Club provides radio-dispatched transport for residents with no car, about 40 volunteers will patrol the county. Call 642-7007 during voting hours 6 AM to 6 PM for transport. News media join civic groups in tabulation efforts.
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Weather outlook shows warm period with low rain chances
Fair skies continue with warmer trend today and Wednesday. Precipitation probability 20 percent tonight. High around 79 today, lower 40s tonight, high mid 70s tomorrow. Yesterday’s high 72, low 46. Sunrise 6:42 a.m., sunset 2:42 p.m.
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Anderson residents aided in motorcycle chase arrest
Aaron Perkins, county police officer, said about 30 residents lined streets and signaled the pursuing motorcycle as two men fled from Mounds Mall area on Indiana 109 bypass. The chase reached speeds of 70 to 80 mph through south Anderson before turning toward 28th Street and into an alley east of Main Flense.
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Delegates weigh senatorial race in GOP primary
Voters in the Republican primary deciding delegates to the state convention should consider which candidate they favor to challenge incumbent Senator Vance Hartke. Main contenders are Richard L. Roudebush of Noblesville and John K. Snyder of Washington. Supporters of Roudebush contact county committee or candidate delegates.
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Supreme Court OKs Church Tax Exemptions Decisions
The Supreme Court approved 7 to 1 the continued exemption of church-owned real estate from taxes, asserting neutrality toward religion and no sponsorship of any faith. Justice Douglas dissented, warning of potential government support to parochial schools and church colleges. Church property value cited at about 160 billion, with 107 billion used for religious purposes.
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Four killed and eleven wounded at Kent State rally
Associated Press reports four students were killed and 11 wounded when National Guardsmen dispersed an unauthorized Kent State rally. President Nixon urged that dissent not turn to violence. A nationwide wave of antiwar protests continued, with colleges focus on Cambodia. The White House noted a possible Justice Department probe. Over 1,000 police and guardsmen were deployed around University of Maryland amid disturbances.
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Unity call echoed at May Breakfast by Rep Ashbrook
About 500 Republicans at the Madison County Women's Republican Club May breakfast heard Rep. Dan Ashbrook ranking GOP member of the House Internal Security Committee urge a unified party effort after today’s primary and at the June 1 state convention for a GOP victory in November. He labeled Democrats as divided and said Republicans stand on enduring principles from Lincoln to Eisenhower.
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Roudebush signals senate bid with near announcement
Noblesville Indiana Fifth District congressman Roudebush hinted at a formal run for the 1970 Republican U S Senate nomination. Speaking at a Sunday reception he said an official announcement would come within days. Indiana Secretary of State William Salin and State Rep John M Mutz spoke in support, both backing Roudebush as they warned of a tough race against Democrat Hartke.
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Vice Chairman of County GOP Won't Run Again
Mrs. Mary Watson of Orestes, longtime Republican county vice chair, said at a precinct committeemen meeting she will not seek re-election at the reorganization, while County Chairman Myron Seybert announced he will run again. The party plans to elect a chairman and vice chair at the central committee meeting next Saturday following the primary.
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Classified Ad Lead In Real Pleaseg Sold Out
Local classified ad copy boasts a quick sellout for mower and auto listings. Call 642-5377 between 8 AM and 5 PM to place your ad with Herald Aviletin staff assisting.
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