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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1966

Page

14

Purdue President opposes banning SDS on campus

Hovde rejects Roudebush demand to ban Students for Democratic Society at Purdue arguing it would be unjust and unwise. He notes the flag desecration incident was investigated and that Barrell’s grad teaching role depends on his department. He urges legislative action if limits are sought.

Lafayette Ind UPI Hovde Frederick L. Hovde Richard L. Roudeident Purdue University Bush Martin Barrell Students For Democratic Campus Society Cern

Head Start Group Announces Five Summer Classes

Carl W. Young, president of the Community Action Council of Madison County, announces Head Start nursery schools this summer for 120 prekindergarteners, with Elwood Head Start serving 30 children. Classes run June 20 to August 12 at Longfellow and Shadeland schools in two morning shifts, with offices at 1407 Locust.

Carl W. Young Community Action Council of Madison County Anderson Elwood Longfellow School Shadeland School Colored Women’s Christian Council

Albania Abolishes Military Rank Insignia

The Albania armed forces have eliminated all outward signs of rank in a move modeled after China. The change follows China’s June 1 enactment and adjusts how personnel are identified within the military structure.

Albania Tokyo China News Agency China

Latvian Computers Aid Planning

The Soviet Republic of Latvia begins using computers to draft economic plans. Two years ago over 90 percent of the calculations were done on an abacus.

Moscow Soviet Republic Latvia

U S Railroads Sign 9 6 Million High Speed Contract

The U S government and the Pennsylvania Railroad signed a 9.6 million contract to test high speed rail between Washington and New York. Demonstration service will run hourly at up to 110 mph starting October 1967, reducing the 226 mile trip from about 3 35 to 3 45 hours.

Washington UPI Pennsylvania Railroad Ashington New York Commerce John T. Connor Stuart T. Saunders Saunders

Pack 319 Hikes at Camp Kikthawenund in Tenth Scout Event

Nineteen cub scouts from Pack 319 sponsored by Wilson Boys' Club visited Camp Kikthawenund for an afternoon of recreation and hiking with a sack lunch. Den chief Wilbert Hall Jr. and adult leader Aaron Hill joined Den Mather Mrs William Grimes. a craft session is planned for the next meeting.

Wilson Boys’ Club Camp Kikthawenund Wilbert Hall Jr Aaron Hill den Mather William Grimes

Holland Millionaires Doubling Every Five Years Report

Amsterdam based report shows the number of Dutch millionaires doubling every five years since 1953. About 1,000 in 1953, 2,000 in 1958, and 4,000 in 1963. Government statisticians attribute most wealth gains to the stock market.

Amsterdam The Netherlands

Private Cars Cut London Buses Profit

London’s double decker bus fleet posted a 2.8 million dollar loss last year while earning 3.6 million in 1964. Officials attributed the drop to the continuing rise in private car use.

London

Lukens Wins GOP Nomination in Ohio 24th District Race

Republican voters in Ohio's 24th District nominate 35 year old Donald E. Lukens for U S representative. Lukens, a Quaker and former Young Republicans leader, won the primary over two rivals and faces Democrat James H. Pelley of Miami University in November.

Middletown Ohio Donald E Buz Lukens U.S United Nations Tokyo Congress James H. Pelley Miami University Oxford

Lukens Seeks Limited Government and Active Citizenship

Lukens advocates returning power to the people and restricting federal control over life. He urges citizen awareness to reduce reliance on federal programs. On Vietnam, he supports intensified war through major North targets. He won without GOP endorsement, disputed as a rumor tied to Goldwater work.

Lukens Viet Nam Goldwater

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