Anderson teachers press contract talks amid tax delay
Members of the Anderson Federation of Teachers Local S19 and the Anderson Education Association report growing concern over stalled contract negotiations. Spokesmen cite unresolved major money items and tax rate disputes in Indianapolis as delaying wage, insurance, and salary schedule decisions.
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Anderson Federation of Teachers Local S19
Anderson Education Association
David Zamwalt
AFA
Keith Autilikan
APT
Millikan
Anderson]s
Indianapolis
DeVar Litten
Litten Bug
AEA
Zuma
Runwall
Zimwall
AFT
Y Millikan
Zumwall
Voting Results On Merit Bill Known Today
Anderson police officers vote on the Civil Service Merit Bill. Lt. John Fulda says ballots were cast by 109 of 127 officers as of 7 40 pm. Abstentions not counted. majority participation required for the measure to advance to conference.
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Anderson
John Fulda
Dayle Wright
Fulda
Tulda
Pas
Lawmakers Clash Over Amendment on Cambodia Aid and Air Power
Reporters quote Cooper saying four sponsors and the White House discussed internal communications as they debate an amendment to bar funds for retaining U S forces in Cambodia and restrict airpower use with a July 1 effective date.
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Tom Jensus
U.S
Cambodia
Cooper
White House
Local Post Office To Remain Open Saturday May Twenty Nine
Anderson postmaster Howard Ring announced the local post office will operate on a normal schedule Friday May 28 to avoid a three day closure over Memorial Day weekend.
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Anderson
Howard &.Ring
Petition Deliveries Pause At Courthouse Project
Post office services will pause deliveries and window service on Memorial Day and Saturday May 30 to support a new courthouse era. Collections and pickup points will be available at the County Commissioners' office and Citizen's Bank Building with compensation for postal workers. County officials pursue a $6 million bond approval for the federal project and expect action within 30 days.
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Satlin
Commissioners
Del
Marion Withers
Citizen
Withers
New Arrivals at St John’s and Camnally Hospitals
The notices report births at St John’s Hospital to Mr and Mrs Davidson Jackson a son and at Camnally Hospital to Mr and Mrs Francis Widner of Fairmount a boy born recently.
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St. John's Hospital
A Davidson
Jackson
Camnally Hospital
Francis Widener
Fairmount
McCormack Quits Politics at 78 After 42 Years in Congress
Speaker John W. McCormack, age 78, announces retirement after 42 years in Congress citing his wife’s illness. He backs Rep. Carl Albert as his successor and urges continued Democratic leadership in the House. President Nixon calls the move a momentous turn for Congress and the nation.
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Washington
UPI
John W. McCormack
Congress
McCormack
Carl Albert
D-Okla
Albert
House
Confusing Nixon Praise Amid Turmoil and Tragedy
Fragmentary report ties Nixon praise for Wyhnes McCormack to a controversial period with references to a lynching case, a scholarship offer for a junior, and campus protests. It notes McCormack's remarks on age and attitude while defending Nixon policy amid student opposition to the Cambodian War.
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Nixon
Julder
McCormack
Shia
Capito
Young Ben
Walt McCormack
New York
Sam Rayburn
Butrell
Thomps
Texas
Chaney
Rusrell
House
Chris
Phillbrook
Ness
Lbjlike
Nhat
Capitol Hill
US Forces and Cambodian Fronts See Vietnam War Action
Reports from Saigon state Americans died or wounded in clashes with Communist troops inside South Vietnam. South Vietnamese armored units advanced into a North Vietnamese base area near Ba Nang as part of an Allied push to destroy sanctuaries in Cambodia’s frontier. The operation followed a U Sledged plan with the 23rd Division spearheading thrusts across the border to disrupt enemy bases.
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Bert W. Okuley
Saigon
UPC
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Singlanjdy
Ba Nang
TAS
101St Airborne Division
Troo
Ané
Chivers
India
da ‘Nang
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Thailand
Camibodia
Vention
Republicanice
Lany
Elect Hnom Penh
Gambadijan
Ice
Ion
Takeo
Riles
Gival Takeo
Sioner
Rom Takeo
Sail Ab
Ex Cop Urges Local Police Control Over Federal Runs Speech
Former Detroit police lieutenant Leland Brown told about 150 at a SYLP meeting that local control of police must be preserved and federal power rejected. He criticized the Supreme Court and urged impeachment of Justice Douglas while promoting tougher laws protecting officers and harsher penalties for criminals.
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Leland Brown
Detroit
SYLP
Brown
Anderson Opinion
Supreme Court
Paricel
Paricel, Review Boards
Law and Order
Spire Agnew
JoAnn Grimes
Anderson
Randy Davis
Davis
FOP
William Douglas
Barr
Warren Court
Three Black Youths Linked to Bay Area Killings Begin Trial
Lt Sheets testified the trio fled to Fort Lauderdale after a string of robberies in the Black community. They allegedly ambushed and robbed John Bowes and two Florida Atlantic University coeds, shooting all victims. later arrested in South Carolina after a fireworks stand incident.
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Lt. Sheets
John A. Bowes
Miami
Sheets
Donna Wink
Marlene Mahnke
Florida Atlantic University
Anl
Miss Fink
Carton Temote
Palm Beach
South Carolina
Jury Trials Underway At Courthouse With Two Docketed
Two jury trials are in session at the courthouse. One is a heft circuit court trial involving a personal injury claim from a Madison Ave incident where a barricade board struck Thomas Shea, causing injuries. The second covers motorcycle theft with Kinnett Clymer and Bite charged as suspects, as Chief Deputy Prosecutor Kreegar presents state evidence.
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Superior Court
Madison Ave
Ruth G. Qual Jo
Madison Avenue
Thomas I. Shea
Shea
Orestes
Kinneth E.clymer
Gerald’. Bite
Richard E. Kreegar
City Schools To Observe Memorial Day
The city school system will observe Memorial Day with a three day holiday for students and staff. Superintendent G E Ebbert announced the plan at Tuesday night’s board meeting, noting cooperation with local industries and businesses to reduce absenteeism as families take part in the long weekend.
Fire injures nineteen at Indiana Army Ammunition plant
A vapor fire at the Indiana Army Ammunition plant in Charlestown injured nineteen people, with one in serious condition. William Ferguson, 43 of Louisville, was moved between hospitals. Thirteen received first aid at the plant, while five remained for observation at Jeffersonville. A board will investigate the cause. initial reports of an explosion were denied.
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Charlestown
Ind
UPI
Indiana Army Ammunition Plant
William, Y
Ferguson
Louisville
Clark County
Jeffersonville
Jewish Hospital
Jatersonville
G.R. Daugherty
Passer
Daugherty
Charles Porter
Charles M. Robinson
Ole L. Brown
Luther G. Campbell
Austin
Tse Alles Benton
Corydon
Prominent Political Figures Named In National Service Roles
The article lists Lugar Hesburgh and others holding major posts across federal and city governance bodies. It notes Lugar’s directorships with county officials and urban councils and Hesburgh’s Notre Dame leadership and Civil Rights Commission chairmanship. It highlights Rhodes Scholar backgrounds and various honors including a 1964 Medal.
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Tonlinets
Het
Nation’ League of Cities
Advisory Commission
Lugar
Nations Association of
Urban Coalition
Nixon
United States Conference of Mayors
Sharindge H High School
Indianapolis
Denison University
Pembroke College
Oxford
England
Hesburgh
University of Notre Dame
United States Civil Rights Commission
Lyndon Johnon
Commission
American Bar Association
Feshurel
National Science Board
U.S. Advisory Commission On International Education and Cultural Exchange
National Institute For Social Sciences
Trash strike cripples Washington power system
Garbage workers in Washington and surrounding areas walk out after a 190 kilovolt transmission dispute, leaving tens of thousands temporarily without power. Officials report restoration within minutes for most areas, but some downtown sections faced longer outages. Local crews and residents contend with pileup as the strike impacts city streets and services.
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Washington
Plymouth
UPI
Starke
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