Agnew Addresses Cities Conference in Indianapolis
Vice President Spiro Agnew spoke at the four day Conference on Cities closing session in Indianapolis. He urged NATO defense and cooperation while a small protest outside the Butler University area escalated with a young man displaying a North Vietnamese flag and being escorted away with about 200 antiwar demonstrators outside Clowes Hall.
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Butler University
Agnew Calls for Territorial Reform to Cope with Metro Fragmentation
In a speech tied to the conference theme, Vice President Agnew urged reorganizing territory and resources to align metropolitan areas with nearby poles. He warned that longstanding focus on production and growth has masked the need for sober reassessment of urban patterns and governance.
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Two Story House Destroyed By Gas Blast In Mounds Road
A gas tank leak exploded a two story house at 2406 Mounds Road Friday afternoon destroying the building and sparking a fire. No injuries were reported though the Smith family lost all belongings. Fire crews used over 1500 feet of hose. residents evacuated including Mrs Barbara Ashton and children. A $100,785 grant was announced to Indianapolis Police for a five county computerized crime information system.
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Herald Stoff
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Housand
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Barbara Ashton
Linda Smith
Cildre Kenny
Glenda
Randy
Clinton
Stanley Jones
Mark Motor Inn
Washington
Indianapolis
Justice Department
Law Enforcement Enforcement Assistance Administration
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State and Federal Officials Confirm Urban Highway Plans
State and federal officials outlined tentative plans for the Ind 109 bypass and related routes in Anderson. They discussed three proposed urban routes Pencheton Avenue to Interstate 9 Broadway to 109 Bypass and Jackson Street linking Pendleton and Broadway, part of a broader urban aid program under the 1970 act.
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Anderson Transportation Technical Committee
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State Highway Commission
Mounds Road
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Madison County
Ming
Bolyard
Vermilion and
Don Cameron
Coloma
Anner Stoneway
Son City
James Priest
Letture Gorth
Anderson-Madison County Transportation
Reynolds
Sterling Belyard
Indiana State Highway Com
P. T. Vermilion
Priest
John Manship
Ind. 9
Pendleton Avenue
Bodies found in orchards tied to Corona killings shock Yuba City
Sheriff officers report an 18 inch bolo machete a 24 inch wooden club and a crowbar found in Juan V Corona's home amid discoveries of bodies buried in orchards near Yuba City California. The death toll rose to 21 as searchers continued in rain.
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Feather River
Chesterfield To Get New Marshal Tuesday
Chesterfield selects former Fairmount policeman James P. Miller as the town marshal to run a fulltime police department replacing William Roundtree who retires at midnight Monday. Miller, 33, brings Pinkerton railroad police and Fairmount service plus Bloomington academy plans funded by CJPA.
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Railroad Police
Chicago
Richard Watson
Bloomington
Indiana Police Academy
Criminal Justice Planning Agency
Watson
DelcoRemy
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Gahan
In The Herald Today Highlights Andlerson Mamison Deaths
The Herald Today lists area death notices for Andlerson and Mamison on page 2. The edition notes new rivals and area church news with Sunday service schedules on page 3. It also covers major league results and TISAA baseball sectional results along with a broad slate of features, sports and market notices across pages 2 through 18.
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Fragmentary Read Remains At Sunday Night Vigil
A partial text from the Sunday event notes sorrow and memory across the 70s and 10s eras with references to a late night vigil and reflective tones. The fragment hints at ongoing mourning and cross generational attendance.
Piano Sale Sparks Brief City Confusion
Fragmentary text reports a piano sale and a disrupted morning routine. The readable fragments mention a piano sale yesterday and a request to contact someone, with garbled lines suggesting a local incident or exchange. Names, places, or dates are unclear due to the damaged OCR.
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