Nixon Rejects Population Growth Commission Proposals
President Nixon on Friday rejected key recommendations of the Population Growth and the American Future Commission, notably abortion on request and unrestricted birth-control measures for minors. He met with chairman John D. Rockefeller II, saying he does not support unrestricted abortion or broad access to family planning for youths, while urging continued study and policy development.
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Nixon
John D. Rockefeller II
Commission On
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The
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United States Catholic Conference
John Wesley Lord
United Methodist Church
Population Commission
Wallace Rises to Third in Tennessee Delegates
Alabama Governor George Wallace moves to third in national delegate strength after winning Tennessee's presidential primary. Tennessee's 49 delegates are chosen by state officials, raising questions if they must honor Wallace's two ballot commitment. Wallace totaled 173 pledged votes in Tennessee, with McGovern at 267 and Humphrey at 128. Wallace won 68 percent of Tennessee Democratic votes, while Nixon swept the GOP with 96 percent of statewide votes. A constitutional school busing referendum drew broad support but is nonbinding.
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Nashville, Tenn
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Tennessee
Wallace
Rep
Shirley Chisholm
New York
George S. McGovern
South Dakota
Hubert H. Humphrey
Nessee
Nixon
U.S
Humphrey
McGovern
Mrs. Chisholm
Muskie
Annette Gilly Names Prater in Yablonski Plot
In Washington Pennsylvania AP report, Annette Gilly testifies that William J Prater a United Mine Workers organizer helped plot the Yablonski murders. The hearing marks her first courtroom testimony while she cooperates with prosecutors. Several co-defendants face charges and pending actions include grand jury review and federal moves.
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Washington, Pa
Annette Gilly
William J. Prater
United Mine Workers
Yablonski
Prater
Thomas Gladden
LaFollette
Tenn
UMW
Tenessee
Kentucky
Gilly
H. David Rothman
Rothman
Pittsburgh
Albert Pass
District 19
U.S. Justice Department
Lega
Pennsylvania
Claude Vealey
Paul Gilly
Aubran Martin
Martin
Vealey
Annette
Yablonskis
New Arrivals at Local Hospitals
Mr and Mrs Danny Johnson of Yorktown welcome a girl born at St John s Hospital. Mr and Mrs Malcolm Davis of 2219 Central Ave welcome a boy. At Community Hospital Mr and Mrs David Suchocki of 244 Norwood welcome a boy.
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Danny Johnson
Yorktown
Malcolm Davis
Central Ave
Community Hospital
David Suchocki
Norwood
Voters in NC and Texas face multi race primaries and reforms
Voters in North Carolina and Texas go to the polls today for primaries with wide ranging issues. Democratic contenders include Frances Farenthold and Gov. Presto Smith with a bank loans scandal cited as a key issue. Alabama George Wallace and Terry Sanford compete in NC as other candidates withdraw. In Texas Democrats gain first presidential preference through precinct conventions amid many statewide races and a school busing vote. Republicans move their convention to Miami Beach after San Diego was ruled impractical. A separate Ohio ruling dismisses a suit over Tuesday’s primary in Cuyahoga County while Humphrey leads for 57 convention votes and McGovern nears 63. A second election is ordered in 16 precincts and may extend to 28.
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Texas
Albama
George C. Wallace
Tennessee
North Carolina
Terry Sanford Lare
Edmund
Muskie
Maine
Henry M. Jackson
Washington
Shirley Chisholm
New York
Republican Party
San Diego
Calif
Miami Beach
Fla
Republican National Committee
Cleveland
Ohio
Cuyahoga County
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
George S. McGovern
South Dakota
Anderson and County Area Deaths
Obituary notices list John Henry Campbell 64 of 1227 Meridian Street died at 6 a.m. Friday in a nursing home after an extended illness. He lived in Anderson 31 years and worked at Guide Lamp Division on disability retirement. WWII veteran and Eagles Lodge member survived by a brother and sister. Services Monday at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with burial in East Maplewood Cemetery. Also noted: retired Delaware County teacher Bright L. Kimmel of Yorktown died Friday morning at Ball Memorial Hospital after a career at Emmerson, Royerton, Daleville, and Yorktown, with funeral Monday. Mrs. Nellie E. Roudebush 84 of Cicero died Friday. Bertha Wilt 74 of Middletown died Friday. Mrs. Joan Clark 43 of Rushville died Thursday. Mrs. Goldie E. Edwards 83 of Fortville died Friday. Jon Wilding, 56, Anderson artist, died Thursday night at St. John’s Hospital. Funeral details and survivors listed for each.
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Val Clear
Martin Dr
Clear
Pappas
Georgetown University
Washington, D.C
Alpha Chi
Phi Gamma Mu
Social Science Scholastic Honorary
John Henry Campbell
Meridian St
Burnt Prairie
Ill
Anderson
Guide Lamp
Eagles Lodge
Sherman Campbell
Mary B. Graff
Fairfield
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
James Tucker
Columbus Ave. G Church
Yorktown
Delaware County
Bright L. Kimmel
Rt. 1
Ball Memorial Hospital
North Carolina
Limestone College
University O North Carolina
Emmerson School
Muncie
Royerton
Daleville
Friends Memorial Church
Rushville
Joan Clark
New Castle
Eli
Debby Mary Jo
Michael
Jim
Robert
Thurman
Connersville
Lewis Cloud
Cullowhee
N.C
Betty Berkhiser
Arthur
Mary Raspurn Wilding
Wilding
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Main Streets
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John Herron Art Institute
Philadelphia School of Art
Anderson Retails Association
Mr. Wilding
Anderson Retail Association
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
First United Methodist Church
Mt. Moriah Masonic Lodge
Thomas Alston
Memorial Park
Ten NYSE employees disciplined over cashless stock orders
The New York Stock Exchange sanctioned ten brokerage firm employees including four vice presidents after a college student, Abraham Treff, placed $200000 of stock by telephone without paying cash. Punishments ranged from five days to five months with fines totaling 8750. Lectures centered on lax verification of accounts. Treff claimed the actions prove brokers chase commissions.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Abraham Treff
Treff
Pendleton man Clair Anderson dies after brief illness
Clair V. Anderson 65 of Pendleton died Friday at St John’s Hospital after a brief illness. Retired from Nicholson File Co in Anderson after 35 years. Survived by widow Lea, three sons Keith and Myneth in Carmel and Dale of Columbus, a daughter Nancy Wise of Lapel, ten grandchildren, and several siblings. Funeral Monday at Southside Baptist Church Anderson with burial at Grove Lawn Cemetery Pendleton. Friends may call after 2 p.m. today at Fisher Brothers Funeral Home Lapel.
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Fortville
Hancock County
Goldie E. Edwards
Rt. 1
Frank
Emeline Manship
Pearl Reed
Olney
William
Robert Edwards
Greenfield
Joe Edwards
Lebanon
Fisher Funeral Home
Dennis Shock
Gravel Lawn Cemetery
LAPEL
Clair V. Anderson
Pendleton
St. John’s Hospital
Madison County
Nicholson File Company
Anderson
Southside Baptist Church
Wayne Brotherhood
Sisterhood
Greenfield Community Benefit
Lea
Keith
Myrneth
Carmel
Dale Anderson
Columbus
Nancy Wise
Wilbur
Robert
Paul
Ralph
Noblesville
Francis Anderson
Sarasota
Fla
Lenna Atkinson
Katherine Fuller
Harriett Stanley
Muncie
John Green
Grove Lawn
Fisher Brothers Funeral Home
All Ages at Turtle Creek Convalescent Centre
An offered contact for an all ages program at Turtle Creek Convalescent Centre runs June 5 through August 25, with telephone inquiries directed to 644-0904.
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Turtle Creek
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