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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1968

Page

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Teachers Review Negotiations In Anderson Federation Meeting

In a special session the Anderson Federation of Teachers invited teachers and community leaders to a May 16 open meeting to hear the union's view on the school dispute. Merrill Pyle invited Mayor Flanagan and local groups to join as mediation is sought after a near agreement on 18 of 19 issues, with salary schedules still unsettled. The strike involved about 220 of 760 Anderson teachers May 1 to 6 under a Madison Superior Court injunction.

Anderson Federation of Teaches Anderson City Merrill Pyle Flanagan Chamber of Commerce Pyle Anderson Madison Superior Court Thenion Stee Bard Colom

Nebraska Vote Awaited Today

In Omaha Nebraska the AP reports Kennedy leads the Democratic field against Nixon on the GOP side as campaigning intensifies for Tuesday’s presidential primary. Analysts predict Kennedy might win a substantial share if he reaches about a third of the vote, with McCarthy aiming to improve on Indiana results.

Omaha Neb Robert F. Kennedy Richard M. Nixon GOP Nebraska Kennedy Lawrence F. O'Brien Kenne New York John F. Kennedy Eugene J. McCarthy Indiana Prima Kennedy McCarthy

Judge Sentences Two Here Friday In Arraignments

Judge Carl T. Smith sentenced two men after guilty pleas. Henry Johnson admitted aggravated assault and battery against Willie Jackson on January 14, 1967, to 1 to 3 years in Indiana State Prison. James Holland received 2 to 5 years for second degree burglary at Orestes Canning Co. on March 21.

Vhrewit Carl T. Smith Henry Johnson Willie Jackson Indiana James Holland Orestes Canning Co Indiana State

Good Morning Start The Day With a Chuckle

In Gary Indiana AP report Sgt Grayson D Kellenberger head of the stolen car detail pursued a 1961 Chevrolet believed to be his own The car was stolen from the station amid a local police inquiry into stolen autos and internal involvement.

Gary, Ind Grayson D. Kellenberger

Kham Duc Camp Falls After Plane Shot Down By North Vietnamese

North Vietnamese forces attacked the Green Beret camp at Kham Duc in the central highlands. A C 130 transport carrying wounded was shot down while lifting from the runway. U S headquarters reported 19 Americans killed and 96 wounded, with 12 Marines among the dead and 75 Army, while 21 Marines and 75 Army were wounded. The outpost was abandoned as survivors and training forces withdrew to avoid further overrun attempts.

Richard V. Oliver Saigon UPS Central Highlands U.S Kham Duc Air Force Highlands Dak Tam Ky South China Sea Fom Hy Ail Duc Gibson

Meany Threatens Suspension Over UAW Dues

AFL-CIO chief George Meany warned that Walter Reuther led United Auto Workers faces automatic suspension from the federation if its roughly 1 million annual dues are not paid by Wednesday. He cited the AFL-CIO rule that suspends unions three months behind on dues, noting the UAW paused payments by placing about 1 million in escrow.

Washington Afl-Cio George Meany Walter Reuther United Auto Workers Union Labor Federation UAW Meany Reuther Autoworkers Union Atlantic City Maane Tom

Madison County Crash Fatal To Two Children

In Madison County a two car collision at the Maint Rd and Ind 38 intersection near Pendleton claimed the lives of Shannon Jay, 4, and Reatha Jay, months old, and critically injured their mother Lara Jay. Their father Robert Lee Jay, 31, was driving and survived. Eight others were hospitalized with injuries. several victims were not wearing seat belts. The wreck occurred around 6:35 p.m. Sunday as the Jay vehicle failed to stop at a stop sign and entered the intersection. The crash is described as one of the year's most serious traffic accidents in the area.

Shannon Jay Reatho Rt. 3 Pendleton Main St. Rd Ind Lowell Cooper Tim Long Madison Tia Indiana State Maint. Rd Reatha Jay Teir Ara Indianapolis Methodist Hospital Russell Amid Carl Arnold Cedar Sr 22Nd St Madison Ave Ind. 38 Madison County Area Hospital Robert Lee Jay Main St Sundwen Jay New Castle Cecil Carmichael St. John Lara Methodist Indianapolis

Resurrection City camp rises near Lincoln Memorial

Poor People's March led by Rev Ralph Abernathy begins stake driving for Resurrection City at the foot of the Lincoln Memorial. About 3,000 marchers expected in shelters built from plywood and canvas with three caravans en route from Mississippi. Police report injuries from a crash in Indiana as jury selection starts in a first degree murder case from 1964.

Saccinetun Poor People's March Resurrection City USA Congress Ralph David Abernathy Mississippi Abermathy Martin Luther King Jr Ressurection City Abernathy

20000 Armed Services Reserves Report Monday

20000 Armed Services Reserves and National Guardsmen reported Monday with 10000 already earmarked for Vietnam. The men were notified in mid April and many appeared eager to go overseas soon. Robert Lee, a battalion member in Oklahoma City, expressed willingness to serve in Vietnam. Luther Hall, 48, Chief Fire Officer and World War II veteran, has a son recently returned from Vietnam duty. In Indianapolis, Jman Company D of the First Indiana National Guard Infantry hoped to serve as a unit rather than as replacements. Adj. Gen. John S. Anderson urged Defense Department to grant these soldiers the consideration they seek. James M. Hendricks, commanding 120 men of the Reserve 377th Light Maintenance Company, reported at Manitowoc, Wisconsin, noting morale remains high.

Vietnam Sichmaar Robert Lee Oklahoma’ City Luther Hall Koea Indianapolis Jman Isrst Indiana National Guard Infantry Adj John S. Anderson Indiana National Guard Defense Department James M. Hendricks 377Th Manitowoc Wis

Vietnamese talks open with mild tones at first Conversations

In Paris at the Majestic Hotel Harriman and Thuy opened the Vietnam talks with restrained exchanges. Both sides urged deescalation as they signaled willingness to continue discussions and promised to meet again Wednesday.

Harriman Thuy Majestic Arch of Triumph U.S Celene

French Police and Rioters Clash in Paris Demonstration

Thousands of police cordoned off bridges over the Seine to prevent clashes between leftist and rightist student groups during a nationwide strike protesting President Charles de Gaulle's government. No major violence was reported as demonstrators dispersed.

Paris UPI Seine Charles de Gautle Meo

GOP Speaker Named For AC Convention At College

Anderson College students host a mock All-American Party as two day session ends with plans to name presidential and vice presidential candidates. Indiana state senator Marlin K. McDaniel speaks on Why I Am a Member of the I can Party. Democrat Rep J Edward Roush also delivers remarks at 10 a.m. in a related program. Reeves named new coach at Fairmount High School for 198.

Seager Indiana State Senate Marlin K. McDanie Anderson College Daryl Smith Anderson J. Edward Roush Democrat Party McDaniel Richmond Ican Party Hancock County Adjutant General Indiana, National Guard Colume

Defense Brass Plans High 1970 Spending

Senate hearings led by Sen. John Stennis explore continued high defense spending into the early 1970s. Officials push development of long-range bombers and nuclear submarines to secure military superiority while ABM system funding advances. The inquiry signals a broad arms buildup as Vietnam war funding may taper.

Washington Congressional Defense Senate Preparedness Investigations Subcommittee United States Soviet Union Congress John Stennis D-Miss

State Supreme Court Upholds Local Man's Life Imprisonment

The Indiana Supreme Court affirmed the life sentence of Willie Kaces Groce who was convicted in Madison County for inflicting a knife wound and stealing a purse during a September 1, 1966 robbery. A circuit court jury took about an hour to reach the verdict.

Willie Kaces Groce Indiana Supreme Groce Uty Madison County Grace Blanche Bing West Side Bing

New Arrivals to Anderson and Vicinity

Born at St Johns Hospital Mr and Mrs Lenner Grant 212 Martindale Ave a boy Born at Community Hos Mr and Mrs Conrad Snod grass Alexandria a girl Mr and Mrs P Neil Perrell 305 Seminole Dr a girl Mr and Mrs John Pryor 2908 Tamarack Pl a boy

Anderson and St John’s Hospital Lenner’ Grant Martindale Ave Hos Conrad Snodgrass Alexandria P. Neil Perrell Seminole Dr John Pryor Tamarack Pl

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