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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1969
Page
23
Congressmen show little enthusiasm for a bill to repeal the $12,500 annual pay raise that took effect March 1. House leaders seek a roll call vote while opponents push a petition for 218 signatures to force action. Senate already rejected a veto attempt, and the law would auto-raise again in four years unless repealed.
The Indiana Public Service Commission authorized the Railway Express Agency to discontinue four stations and reroute service from nearby hubs. Mount Summit will be served from New Castle, Pekin from Salem, and Coatesville and Clayton from Plainfield.
Alfred Eisenstaedt argues photography hinges on light quality and mood rather than extra equipment. He notes light direction transforms scenes from dull to brilliant and urges readiness, background control, practice, and resilience in pursuing meaningful, expressive images.
Washington reports three veteran Vietnam War critics led by Senator Gore break with Nixon policy in Paris talks. They condemn secret negotiations and warn that merely scaling down U.S. forces won't end the quagmire. Pell Dodd and Hughes join calls for a compromise settlement in South Vietnam.
Senator Birch Bayh praised Purdue students for a Capitol protest against a tuition rise in a letter to the Exponent. He said responsible petitions and protests lead to true success and urged Indiana citizens to support higher education funding. Bayh, a Purdue alumnus, commended the joint effort of students, faculty, and administration. Kimball Keyboard Caravan sale continues, 109 Bypass at 9th St.
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