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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1970

Page

29

Beaver 55 defendants face trial for vandalizing draft office

In Indianapolis a federal jury retires to deliberate the case of eight defendants known as the Beaver 55. They stand accused of destroying government records and conspiring to disrupt the Selective Service Act during the Indianapolis incident last Halloween Eve. Judge Dale J. Holder cautions the line between peaceful protest and property destruction.

Indianapolis Ind Beaver 55 Selective Service Dale J. Holder Paul J. Mack Thomas Trost St. Paul United States Holder

United States consumption drives global coffee supply

The United States consumes almost half of the world’s coffee while spending over one billion dollars per car to deliver an average of 750 cups to every resident, highlighting the scale of domestic coffee demand and distribution.

United States U.S

NATO leaders press for mutual force reductions in Europe

Secretary of State Rogers said the United States seeks talks with the Soviet Union on a mutual reduction of forces in Europe on the eve of a NATO conference. NATO Secretary General Brosio urged a Western initiative for arms cuts and a balanced troop pullback. Rogers noted openness to negotiations in any feasible form to ease East West tensions.

Rome UPI William P. Rogers North Atlantic Treaty Organization NATO United States Soviet Union Europe Manlio Brosio Brosio Rogers U.S Washington Aldo Moro Cairo Middle East Moro Mahmoud Riad

Mother Objects To Whitcomb's Corregidor Book

Indiana mother Carolyn Lautner objects to Governor Whitcomb's Corregidor memoir Escape From Corregidor given to grade school winners. She cites references to prostitution and venereal disease as unsuitable for children, though contest director says one critical letter amid 500 responses.

Indianapolis UPI Whitcomb Corregidor Carolyn P. Lautner

New School Leader Named for Huntington County

Huntington County Community Schools appoints Roger H. Schnepf as superintendent. Schnepf, Noblesville schools chief for three years, previously led Lowell schools and now oversees the countywide consolidation.

Huntington, Ind Roger H. Schnepf Noblesville Monday Huntington County Community Schools Lowell

Landa Canine Enters City Beauty Pageant

Landa Canine daughter of Landa and Mr and Mrs Byron Canine competes for the Miss Anderson scholarship pageant to be held June 13 at 7 30 p m in the Anderson High School auditorium The Exchange Club of Anderson sponsors the event with proceeds funding civic and youth projects Miss Canine a Madison Heights graduate is head majorette in the band member of the National Honor Society and Future Teachers of America She plans Ball State University and will perform a dance in the talent segment. winner advances to Miss Indiana Scholarship Pageant in July in Michigan City. Tickets available from Exchange Club members.

Landa Joy Canine Landa Byron Canine Anderson Eant Anderson High School Exchange Club of Canine Madison Heights National Honor Society Future Teachers of America Ball State University

Hartford life firm executive attends Aetna course

William com e reported a record 2 779 846 for a life firm executive at Aetna Life & Casualty while R Meek attends a three week course on estate control and personal life insurance programs. Meek resides at 1912 W 11th St Anderson Indiana. The Wickes Corp posted first quarter net sales of 111 118 525 and net income of 1 444 009 on 6 972 189 shares for the period ended May 2 1970 with year ago sales at 108 081 165.

Hartford Conn William.come R. Meek Aetna Life & Casualty Daniel M. Fitzlife Insurance School Aetna Gerald Board Meek Ball State University W. 11Th St Anderson Saginaw Mich Wickes Corporation

English Honorary Officers Named for 1970 71 at Anderson

Three top English students at Anderson College were named officers for 1970 71 of the campus Sigma Tau Delta chapter. Secretary treasurer will be Mrs. Jeanne Newill Pendleton. President is Miss Mary Margaret Bowles Reedville Virginia with Gary Scharnhorst Wichita Kansas as vice president. Scharnhorst was among the college's two top debaters last year.

Anderson College Sigma Tau Delta Jeanne Newill Pendleton Mary Margaret Bowles Reedville Gary Scharnhorst Wichita Kans Scharnhorst

Anderson Native Earns Alumni Achievement Award

Gordon and Mildred Gordon, a Tucson duo, receive the University of Arizona Alumni Achievement Award at the commencement. Gordon, from Anderson, is a former FBI agent and ex-Tucson Daily Citizen editor. Mildred was a United Press International correspondent. The pair, now freelance writers, created Case File FBI and That Darn Cat, with one book selling over a million copies and a Disney film adaptation. This marks the first time two people receive the award.

Gordon Mildred Gordon University of Arizona Anderson Tucson Daily Citizen FBI United Press International Gordons

First National Union Formed For Policemen

DENVER AP The first nationwide union of policemen was formed in Denver on Monday as about 75 delegates approved a constitution for the International Brotherhood of Police Officers. The vote was unanimous. The group aims to secure equitable pay, vacation, health and pension benefits and education while seeking AFL-CIO backing. Acting President John J. Cassese said the union seeks collective bargaining nationwide. not all of the 400000 officers are expected to join.

Denver International Brotherhood of Police Officers John J. Cassese New York City Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association Afl-Cio

Vanilla Favorite Dominates Ice Cream Sales

Vanilla remains the nation’s favorite ice cream, accounting for 47 percent of sales. Chocolate is a distant second with 9 percent and strawberry ranks third at 6 percent.

Chicago

From Marlboro To Cemetery 200000 Cigarettes Death Link

Dr John W Turner cautions that smoking long term leads to cancer and tobacco related diseases. He cites a figure of about 200000 cigarettes or twenty years as a threshold for serious risk, based on a study of 5416 patients. The talk links smoking to cancers including lung bladder stomach pancreas and esophagus.

Houston UPI John W. Turner Springfield Mass Marlboro Turner Wesson Memorial Hospital

Hospital Dismissals List From St Johns Hospital

Dismissed patients include Mrs. Charles White and daughter at 801 W 37th St Mrs. Larry Barker and son at 2428 Jackson Mrs. Florence Clark 1510 Lincoln Mrs. Brenda Allman 2218 Noble Mrs. Velda Sturgeon 2918 Moore Rd Mrs. Oyta Crossin 2400 Main Mrs. Larry Kessler and son Pendleton Sawyer 928 W 12th St Mae Jones 1523 Cedar Mattie Clark 2012 Forner Mabel Hiday Fortville Margaret Stevenson Rt Rosemary Johnson 6849 Hendricks Miss Shelly Montague 1612 W 11th St Lewis Beatty Indianapolis Edward Birch Middletown Katherine Carmondy 312 Fletcher Minnie Cooper Markleville William Moore 1716 Madison Ve Pearl King 1031 W 6th St Ralph True 612 E Fourth St Linda Swafford 4530 Slange Line Rd Aleta Swift Arcadia

St. John’s, Hospital Charles White W. 37Th Larry Barker and Son Jackson Florence Clark Lincoln Brenda Allman Noble Velda Sturgeon Moore Rd Oyta Crossin Main Larry Kessler and Son Pendleton Sawyer W. 12Th T Rosemary Johnson Hendricks Shelly Montague Lewis Beatty Indianapolis Edward Birch Middletown Katherine Carmondy Fletcher Minnie Cooper Markleille William Moore Madison Ve Pearl King Ralph True Fourth St Linda Swafford Slange Line Aleta Swift Arcadia

White House hints on staying with administration

In Washington UPI reports Press Secretary Ronald L. Ziegler said the President believes in an open administration and encourages dissent within the ranks. He noted those unhappy with major decisions like Cambodia must decide if they can remain and carry on their duties.

Washington

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