Classes Resume After Protests In Over 100 Colleges
More than 100 colleges reopened for classes after a week of antiwar protests. Some campuses held special programs on Indochina war and Kent State deaths while others remained closed or partially active. A Brandeis center tracked 157 strikes among about 1,500 colleges.
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Jeffrey D. Alderman
Associated Press
Ohio
Kent State University
Brandeis University
Waltham
Mass
U.S
Nixon
Wabash College
Crawfordsville
Ind
Kent State
Michigan
Auto Plants Halt for Reuther Funeral Friday
Auto plants nationwide will pause for three minutes at 10 a.m. Friday in memory of Walter P. Reuther, labor leader and UAW president. Reuther, 62, and his wife May, 59, were killed in a Pellston Michigan plane crash. Funeral services will be held Friday at Ford Auditorium in Detroit with public viewing of the bodies at the Veterans Memorial Building through Thursday.
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United Auto Workers
Walter P. Reuther
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
American Motors
Reuther
May
Pellston
Mich
Detroit
Veterans Memorial
Ford Auditorium
Automotive
Agnew Attacks Anti Intellectuals on Campuses
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew urged removing anti intellectuals he said control campuses and warned there can be no dialogue while protesters dominate. Governors quoted him calling for clearing out radicals and rascals amid student dissent at a White House meeting.
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Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Nixon
White House
U.S
David Cargo
New Mexico
Kenneth M. Curtis
Democrat of
Maine
Local Unions React To Death Of UAW Leader Walter Reuther
Unions at Delco Remy Local 662 and Guide Lamp Local 663 mourn Walter P Reuther official UAW head since 1946. Plane crash killed Reuther and his wife plus four others Saturday night. Delegates at Atlantic City recent UAW convention elected him president again.
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United Auto Workers
Walter P. Reuther
Reuther
UAW
Atlantic City
Delco-Remy Local 662
Guide Lamp Local 663
Delco-Remy and
Golden Deeds Winner Funeral Rites Slated
Mrs. Gladys E. Cornwell 86, Golden Deeds winner and founder of the Anderson Christmas Clearing House, died Sunday at Methodist Memorial Home Warren. Funeral rites Wednesday at 10 a.m. at Warren Home chapel. She served 48 years in social service and 34 years as Madison County Family Service executive secretary.
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Anderson Christmas Clearing House
Gladys E. Cornwell
Methodist Memorial Home
Warren
Warren Home
Butler Funeral Home
Madison County Family Service
Community Services Council
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Judy the union dog at Overhead Door dies at 14
Judy the mon grel of Hartford City Indiana lived 14 years and kept a strict schedule at Overhead Door Corp. She arrived at 7 a.m. and left at 4 p.m. every day for 12 years, sharing scraps with workers and never crossing picket lines during a 1960 strike.
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Hartford City
Ind
UPI
Judy
Overhead Door Corp
Overhead Door
Elwood Man Pleads Innocent In Shooting
An Elwood man Blanchard Harshman 43 pleaded innocent to assault and battery with intent to kill and aggravated assault after allegedly shooting Richard Rice 21 at Rice's home. A jury trial was set for the July through September term in Circuit Court before Judge Carl T. Smith. Rice is assistant manager of Providence Finance Inc. in Elwood.
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Elwood
Blanchard Harshman
Richard Rice
Carl T. Smith
Rice
Providence Finance Inc
Muncie
Jules LaDuron
Madison County
United States advisers may have joined Phnom Penh patrols
South Vietnamese patrol boats penetrated Cambodia up the Mekong River to Phnom Penh, with some Americans possibly aboard. In Saigon rockets hit near the presidential palace and Chiang Ching Kuo’s lodging area. A military spokesman said reports of advisers in Phnom Penh were being checked.
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Mekong
Phnom Penh
U.S
South Vietnam
Nixon
Nixon pledge on Cambodia troops split by geography
Graham Greene says President Nixon must withdraw American troops from Cambodia within seven weeks or act as pioneers in underwater living. Greene criticizes the move as not truly conciliatory and notes Nixon has no choice in the matter.
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London
Nixon
Cambodia
Graham Greene
Times
Indochina
Mekong
Hartman Candidacy Official For County Assessor
Kenneth Hartman secured the Republican nomination for County Assessor after meeting qualifications aided by former Democrat County Chairman William Norton. Norton and wife transferred property at 1524 Forkner St to Hartman on May 4. warranty deed recorded May 8. The Ha zelwood Addition lot 420 is taxed at 2,565 with a true value of 7,695. deed notes transfer for $1.
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Kenneth Hartman
William Norton
Norton
Anderson
Forkner St
Hartman
Hazelwood Addition
Nortons
Urban League names new top executive
Mrs. Juanita Loundman Clay was selected as executive director of the Anderson Urban League and will assume duties June 1. She has served as director of social work services for Head Start in Allen County and succeeds Dr. William Harper, who led the agency since 1947.
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Urban League
Juanita Loundman Clay
Head Start
Allen County
Anderson Urban League
William Harper
Negro Welfare Association
Weather Outlook With Showers Through Wednesday
Variable cloudiness and mild conditions continue with occasional showers and thunderstorms through Wednesday. Precipitation chances run 30 to 40 percent with highs near 78 to 84 and lows around 58 to 65. Sunrise is 6 34 a.m. and sunset 8 50 p.m.
Council Backs Gravel Pit Purchase For Open Space
The city council in a special session authorized applying for 176 750 in HUD open space funds to buy 74 acres of Myers gravel pits in the northeast for a future water recreation facility linked to Shadyside Park. Council will hold final hearings and consider a city matching share after further study.
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Myers
Redevelopment Department
Indian Creek
Pro
David Sheldon
City
Lester Gilliam
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Shadyside Park
Sheldon
Carroll Grile
Gilliam
Boat Ad Cancelled After One Day Sold To Second Caller
A seller praises the Herald-B Bulletin classified ads for quick sale of a 12 ft aluminum boat like new. He canceled the ad after one day as a second buyer came through. Call 643-5371 between 3 AM and 5 PM for ad placement assistance.
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