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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1969
Page
17
A historical note claims salmon production emphasizes Seattle Washington New York Asia with about 30 percent of total supply and roughly half of the U S share, amid discussion of the world population and fisheries.
An Atlanta AP report notes the German measles epidemic risk with the CDC proposing a nationwide immunization program for 30 to 40 million children funded at 9.6 million dollars. Disease commonly harms unborn children. a new vaccine may soon gain final approval for broad use.
About 100 goldfish native to Japan will be sent to Osaka for Expo 70 and used to stock ponds at the Canadian and Toronto exhibits.
Four members of a Czech brass band were missing after leaving for home this week in Oslo. If they seek political asylum, Norway would see 58 East Europeans defect to the country this spring according to police.
Courthouse records show Bartholomew Tomlinson vs. Johnny and Susie Dehart over a $2019 loan, and Indiana cases including Miller pleading guilty to theft by deception with sentencing set. Snoddy second degree burglary motion denied. Hague narcotic possession, Biddle burglary with jury trial May 27. New suits include Commonwealth Loan Co. vs Bixby family and others on promissory notes, and Taylor vs Moynahan Properties for breach of contract.
Cowboys on the Las Cruces campus petitioned NMSU to require professors to wear Western attire and teach rodeo technique, request deer head hat racks in classrooms, and threaten to disrupt classes if demands were not met by an early deadline. University officials ignored the ultimatum, and the students followed through with the action.
Two Anderson students Georgana Taggart and Katharine Young are among 220 graduates at Hanover College set to receive degrees in the commencement on June 8. U.S. Senator Hugh Scott will deliver the address.
The text notes Helena Montana is three times the size of New York and equal in area to the combined United Kingdom Belgium and the Netherlands, highlighting a comparison of land areas among regions and countries.
Charles F. Cooper, owner of Cooper's Sport Bowling, faces theft charges for allegedly taking a bowling ball bag and balls valued at 92.85 from Willis Greenlee's pro shop at 1921 EB. 53rd St. The items were reportedly sold to a Noblesville bowling alley owned by Cooper. The circuit court case was filed by County Prosecutor William F. Lawler Jr.
Anthony Erthel Williams, a 25 year old Baptist preacher and former Missouri inmate, was sentenced to life for abducting and smothering 10 year old Pamela Powers on December 24 at a Des Moines YMCA. He denied involvement as prosecutors described the brutal crime and led officers to the child's snow covered body two days later in a roadside ditch.
About 109 youths rioted by stoning cars and clashing with officers Wednesday night in Terre Haute Indiana. Police released five youths arrested earlier and no injuries or charges were reported.
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