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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1970
Page
10
Former President Harry S. Truman, frail but buoyed by a good day, walked with a cane near his Independence home. He planned a small Kansas City birthday party Friday as Mrs. Truman, 85, helps maintain a quiet routine with few visitors.
Racial brawls erupted in two Dade County high schools during a Thursday morning argument over a planned band event. About 100 students were involved. several were hospitalized as a result of the disturbances between black and white students at Palmetto High School and another nearby school.
In Reims France officials placed a bouquet at the Lille Red Schoolhouse to mark the 25th anniversary of Nazi Germany's surrender. The site preserves Eisenhower's war room and the surrender table. Amid ceremonies, clashes erupted as black and white students fought, injuring several and drawing sheriff's deputies.
The National Guard was authorized to provide guardsmen as watchmen without loaded weapons during weekend antiwar demonstrations. The Guard Bureau prepared guidance for adjutants and state officials to implement the postings.
Fragmentary report notes Mount Sailers in 20 alates by individual eason for the action was that saboteurs or arson threats and damage prompted reserve guardsmen to be limited to training corps duties.
Washington The House Internal Security Committee said it will study how to shield the government from enemy agents now that the Subversive Activities Control Board has been rendered powerless. Rep Richard Ichord said alternatives are needed as loyalty oaths for federal employees were ruled unconstitutional. The Supreme Court declined to review a lower court ruling halting the board’s sale sanction declaring an individual a Communist.
Washington reports the Board of Immigration Appeals voted 4 to 1 to revoke Yvonne dAngers permanent resident status and order her deportation for allegedly paying a U S citizen to marry her to remain in the United States. She once worked as a Caesar's Palace topless dancer in Las Vegas in 1966. A second item discusses process cheese production.
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