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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1972
Page
3
India faces its worst heat spell in five years with temperatures near 120 degrees. The death toll from the heat and disease climbs as dust storms and fires strike many regions. Health Ministry orders border outposts, vaccines, and swift action to curb a smallpox outbreak in Haryana and New Delhi slums.
Highland High School band departs Indianapolis June 9 for a 10 day tour of Scotland and England with 117 members plus majorettes. They aim to raise $43,000 with concerts sightseeing and a parade in Edinburgh. Boosters plan an Appreciation Dance June 3 at the union hall with free admission and music from Larry Mechem and The Emeralds.
Admiral Charles Kennedy Duncan warned at a European-Atlantic group meeting in London that the Soviet Union has built a substantial sea power base. He said nuclear submarines surface ships and air power threaten NATO sea control and that Russia could deny parts of the world’s oceans in conflict. He noted rapid Soviet naval growth since 1961 and stressed the strategic need to defend the North Atlantic.
The notice states Our Carry Out will stay open all night Friday at both locations ALIBI 14th and Jackson with phone numbers 643 7427 and 644 3850 for the East 53rd site.
Police Chief Thomas Downs said three officers including Melvin Bryant acted in the line of duty and will be relieved pending ballistics tests. Daniel Davis Absher, 25, was fatally wounded in a grocery store parking lot after allegedly pushing Bryant and resisting arrest on a city court warrant.
Sixteen year old Hank Tidwell backed his car through two miles of traffic from Indialantic to Melbourne on U S 1 and the causeway. An officer cited him for improper backing as Tidwell prepared to appear in court next week.
Mrs. Richard Harper of Boonville is appointed welfare director of Warrick County, to assume office July 1. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William K. Patterson of Anderson and is a Butler University graduate who has spent two years with the welfare department. Her husband works for Wright's Packing Company.
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