Violence drop study sparks cautious optimism on campuses
A nationwide survey by reporters cites signs of reduced campus violence while noting enduring Strikes and demonstrations. It highlights student influence on university governance, new liberal leaders, and ongoing debates over nonviolent reform and SDS tactics across major colleges.
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Freedom News—Drugs, Unity, and Community Leaders
The piece describes ceremonies with Gladys Akins receiving a one year pin and May Be vd. E. Flanagan presenting details of official greetings. It notes efforts to combat drugs at a reform institution, comments by Urban League figures, and calls for progress in human relations amid racial tensions.
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Fragmented text lists townships and petitions with identifiers and numbers. No clear events, dates, or outcomes are discernible beyond itemized place names and codes.
Costs of inmate trials shift debated in state plan
The article notes that inmates at the Penitentiary pool are tried in Madison Circuit Court with costs borne by Madison County taxpayers. A 1969 General Assembly bill to spread costs to the state was vetoed by the Governor. Circuit Court Judge Cael Smith estimates roughly $1,000 per trial in expenses.
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Anderson Obituary for William A Asher
William A Asher, born December 7 1910 in Cogport, died after six months illness. He worked as a parakeet man with the Central Indiana Railroad and lived in Anderson for 27 years. Surviving are his widow Anna M and three daughters Marilyn Dial Adleen. funeral services set for 1 p.m. Wednesday at Baker Grove. Burial at Anderson Memorial Park. minister Philip Hill officiating. The family will receive friends at Staymony Hospital in Minneapolis where he had been admitted days earlier.
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Local Church Leader Honors Service and Community Figures
The piece lists church officials and board members at Allen Chapel Terrace Estates and notes a morning address urging unity beyond racial power. It records funeral rites and survivors for several residents, with dates and locations in Anderson and Pendleton, including Minerva Clayton and Manford Biddle.
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Rites and Obituaries Noted From Newport and Alexandria
Obituaries and funeral notices from Newport Kentucky and Alexandria Indiana detail services for Berniece Branrel Mis Olle and Francis M Fisher, with memorials at local churches and cemeteries. Also listed are numerous births and marriages, including several regional families and community figures.
Mekong Delta Battles Leave Casualties Reported
Fragmented war brief describes exchanges north of Saigon with claims of North Vietnamese losses while South Vietnamese reinforcements move toward a contested area. Reports mention several ground clashes, mortar fire, and unclear outcome as both sides sustain casualties.
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Fortas Resignation Rumors Sweep Washington
Reported discussions over Fortas ties to Wolfson foundation and SEC charges spurred calls for his resignation. Officials and lawmakers from both parties denied fixed plans while consultations and statements circulated after a meeting at Warren's farm and a White House session.
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