Nixon Says He Has No New Tax Plans This Year
Washington reported that President Nixon has no intention of proposing higher taxes this year even if the federal budget deficit reaches 45 billion. An administration official said inflation control is behind schedule and unemployment is higher than expected, yet the overall economy is considered sound and continued policies plus public confidence could solve current problems. The deficit estimates range from 1.3 to 5 billion, with talk of possible tax steps on leaded gasoline and faster inheritance and gift tax collection. decision on emergency tax hikes depends on deficit movement.
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Washington
UEI
Nixon
Congress
UPI
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City recreates center as painting crew completes work
A renovation led by the Valle Painting and Decorating Contractors of America accelerates the reopening of a city recreation center. The project, overseen by Superintendent Alph McCoy, includes paneling carpet ceilings lighting and a new kitchen. Open house is planned for June 7 with most work finished by then.
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Raya
Alph McCoy
Incal
Off Valle Painting and Decorating
Contractors of America
Franke Campbell
de Anderson
Munme
J de Pat
PDCA
Anderson Isiara
Frank Campbell
Frank Campbell Painting Company
Yne
Gleny Wheeler_ Sherwin
Williams Company
Fritz Behr
Yi Tens
Behrens
Jewell Shelton
Pittsburgh Plate
4 Glass Company
N. K. Summi
D. H. Summers
Muncie Sre
William Linder
Ode Paint Company
Johnn. Sneethen
Pittsburgh Paint Center
Conviction Of Black Panther Reversed In California
The California Court of Appeal reversed Huey P. Newton earlier convicted of voluntary manslaughter in the 1967 Oakland police shooting. The three-judge panel found the trial judge failed to give proper jury instructions.
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San Francisco
Black Panther Co
Huey P. Newton
California Court of Appeal
Black Panther
Oskland
Records Released in Edgartown Chappaquiddick Inquest
The final court documents from the Mary Kopechne inquest were released in Boston and Edgartown. Senator Edward M Kennedy filed petitions in February and March to review transcript exhibits and the judge's report. Kennedy pleaded guilty to leaving the scene of an accident and received a two month suspended sentence. The judge's January inquest report cited contradictory evidence and possible negligence but no further charges were pursued.
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Boston
Mary de Kopechne
Edward M. Kenedy
Superior Court
Edgartown
Sophie J. Campos
Nixon and Advisers Plan Reports on Economy and War
President Nixon and top aides conferred at the Western White House on two major issues. He sent Congress a 250 million dollar supplemental for home mortgages and employment funding while preparing an economic and military update speech to outline U S policy in Indochina. The address is expected within weeks, with details to come after Cambodia operations. A Memorial Day crowd in Knoxville greeted Nixon warmly despite some dissidents, and police arrested several for disturbing a religious ceremony.
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Eugene Y. Risher
San Clemente
Califf
Nixon
White House
Congress
Asia
Donald L
Tiegler
Miliee
U.S
Nixom
Cambodia
Pacific
Knoxville
Helan
Graham
University of Tennessee
Ziegler
Summer job program begins with local referrals and offices
The summer job effort in Anderson recruits employers to call the Allen Chapel Terrace Estates office for referrals while Mayor Flanagan and local groups organize and staff centers. Applications are processed by volunteers from business, city government, NAACP, Urban League, and Alten Chapel groups, with offices open Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. at the New Thrust Office and Allen Chapel locations and city hall accepts applications 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. in a ground floor space.
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Alten Chapel
New Thrust
Allen Chapel Terrace Eskates
City Hall
Flanagan
Anderson Business
Selassie Meets Soviet Leader in Moscow Kremlin
Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia conferred with Soviet President Nikolai Podgomy in the Kremlin on Friday, according to Tass. The meeting highlighted Ethiopian-Soviet relations amid Cold War tensions.
Pope Paul VI to visit Manila and Sydney in November
Pope Paul VI announced plans for a historic Far East tour in November, stopping first in Manila for a bishops conference with leaders from 16 Asian nations, then to Sydney for a regional bishops meeting and ceremonies marking Australia’s 200th anniversary. The voyage would span about 20 000 miles, the Vatican said. Dates and duration were not finalized.
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Vatican City
Vietnam
Cambodia
Laos
Sydney
Australia
New Zealand
Solomon Islands
Papua
Holy Land
Vatican
Manila
Humphrey Eyes Senate Bid With Mid June Formal Announcement
Washington reports Hubert H. Humphrey plans to formally announce his candidacy for the U S Senate in mid June after college commencements. A Duluth convention set for June 27 is noted as a timing anchor, with McCarthy not seeking re election and Humphrey's post Senate return long suspected by aides.
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Washington Post News Service
Washington
Hubert H
Humphrey
Jasnounecmert
United States Senate
Minnesota
Democratic-Farmer-Lavor
Duluth
Senate
Eugene McCarthy
Wels
St Mac. Alcester College
St Paul,Minn
Democratic- Farmer-Libor
Ada
New Arrivals at Sir John's Hour and Local Births
Newborns reported at multiple addresses including Sir John's Hour and Community Hero Hospital. Families listed include Mr and Mrs Wille Windham 1419 Nichol Ave with a girl and Mr and Mrs James Hagan 413 College Dr with a girl. Also noted are Mr and Mrs Orville Cl 2633 Halford with a girl and Mr and Mrs Ranald F 24 We 13th St with a girl. Paternal grandparents Bruce Gribben of 3424 Cherry Rd mentioned.
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Sir John’s Hour
Shir
Ray iMain
Wille Windham
Nichol Ave
Ing Htts
Michael Ebbert
Raintree du
Orville
Halford
James Hagan
College Dr
Owell Head
Dewey
James Gibson
Franklin
Mes
Bruce Gribben
Cherry Ra
Memorial Day Holiday Traffic Expected To Rise
United Press International reports crowds flood highways as Memorial Day weekend begins many motorists head to open spaces while city residents travel outward and the National Safety Council warns up to 1400 deaths and 18000 disabling injuries may occur over the three day period. In 1960 the holiday weekend saw 597 highway deaths.
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United Press International
National Safety Council
Madison Heights Triumph in JHSAA Baseball Finals
Madison Heights defeats Elwood in the junior high sectional final, highlighted by strong pitching and timely hits. The win advances Madison Heights to the district round as local sports coverage notes other high school highlights across pages 16 and 17.
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Anderson
Madison County
Madison Heights
Elwood
Nine local graduates win Dollars for Scholars aid
Nine local high school graduates received varying amounts from a $2,700 scholarship fund. C Amos Childers, president of Citizens Scholarship Foundation Inc, called the first year a success and aims to triple the total next year.
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Amlerson
C. Amos Childers
Board For Citizens Scholarship Foundation, Inc
Stent
Alberta Toss
Anderson School of Practical Nursing
Eugene Schildmeier
Purdue
Grafting
Jean Zirkelbach
Ronda McRoberts
Anderson Business College
Kathy Welchel
Donald's Beauty Selchor
Jeantha Elehison
Anderson College
David Shaw
Ball State University
Geraldine Burlison
Apex School of Beauty Culture
Deborah, Sullivan
Indiata University School of Nursing
Cplus
Anderson Area Deaths F D Freestone and others
Anderson and area obituaries list Frank Freestone 8 with illness and retirement from Guide Lamp. Faye H Reeder 82 of Rt 4 Anderson and Mildred Bennett 69 of Lapel also noted. Funeral rites set at Brown and Butz and Baker Brothers for Freestone and Reeder. Bennett services at Ke ever Brothers. Various relatives and burial plans listed.
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Frank Freestone
Anderson
Long-tine Anderson Vesuert
Minerlog Ilself
Frank D. Freestone
Kentucky
Indiana Ave
James
Martha Gay
Turtle Creek Canvay
Anderson C
Advance
Boone County
Amos E
Mary Parks
Freestone
UAW
Ollie
Lee
Opal) M. Williams
Charlies
Ora Freestone
Indianapolis
Brown
Smd Butz Funeral
John K. Summers
Ovid Community Church
East Maplewood Cemeary
Faye Reeder
Baker Brothers
Kirs
Faye H. Reeder
Rt. 4
Atkhon Huffman
Giato
Anderson Memorial Park
Maple Grove Church of God
Bethany Brotherhood and Sisterhood
Midwest Box and Setion Company
Jasper
Ohio
William Henry
Florence M. Highwood
William Reeder
Mtns
Oscar
Thompson
Laster Reeder
Woodrow Reeder
Virginie Dua
Ander
Norman Bennett
Robert Bennett
Seattle
Washa
Lowell Gay
Cincinnati
Jana
Ke Jer
Ilown
Bare & Vpas
Argentine Ex Leader Aramburu Kidnapped in Buenos Aires
A band in army uniforms abducted ex-president Pedro Eugenio Aramburu from his Buenos Aires apartment at gunpoint between 1:15 am and 9:20 am, under the pretext of military custody. Interior Minister Francisco Imaz said no arrest order existed. This marked Argentina’s second political kidnapping of 1970 amid turmoil after the Onganía government.
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API
Pedro Eugenio Arambure
Buenos Aires
Francisco Jimaz
Aramburu
Norte
Imaz
Argentina
Waldemar Sanchez
Tim
Israelis Bomb Continued Frampage Stations Near Cadiz
Israeli strikes hit Torréjon Moron and Zoragon facilities and the Polaris submarine base near Cadiz as Rogers meets Portuguese leaders. A communique says progress toward an agreement was acknowledged. Patricio welcomes Rogers and Portugal’s Caetano, hoping for a diplomatic thaw.
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Moron
Zoragon Aml
Rola
Cadiz
Joimk
Rogers
Depar
Rui Patricio
Patricio
Portgal
United States
North Attartict Treaty Organization
HATO
Europe
Marcella Caetano
Mercy Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
Mercy Hospital records show Elwood patients admitted including John Paul Shaw and St Chris Trimble with addresses. Joseph ScRoll at 704 N Anderson St. and others. Discharged: Gary Tomlinson, Charles Yech, Mrs George McMinn, James Ingle, Clarence Penn, Marie Call, Anthony Harless, Harry Bright, Julie Woolums, Virgil Creech, and Gary Tomlinsonson. Gary Tomlinson was transferred to Ball Memorial Hospital by Copher and Fesler ambulance Friday morning.
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Mercy Hospital
Elwood
John Paul Shaw
Chris Trimble
Joseph ScRoll
Anderson St
Gary Tomlinson
Oakland Ct
Charles Yech
Nimh St
George McMinn
James Ingle
Greentown
Clarence Penn
Marie Call
Main
Anthony Harless
S. J St
Harry Bright
Anderson
Julie
Woolums
S.C St
Virgil Creech
Ball Memorial Hospital
Muscle
Copher and
Feslér
Frankton Church Lists Camp Dates
Frankton The United Methodist Church youth camp schedule lists events across Pine Creek Lafayette Seventh and eighth graders Epworth Forest Queen Elizabeth camp at Epworth Forest July 12 19 high camp July 6 11 junior camp at Pine Creek and related sessions. The article also notes a political event with Prime Minister Harold Wilson dissolving Parliament on Friday July 2 ahead of the June 18 nationwide elections.
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Rankton
Pine Creek
Lafayette
Epworth
Epworth Forest
Queenzabeth
Miniger Haroké Wilson
Memorial Day Observed With Motorcade and Ceremonies
A Memorial Day parade will include a police escort and bagpipers will play Taps at the memorial salute. East Maplewood and Memorial Park cemeteries display the Avenue of Flags along the main road. Small memorial flags will be available for placement on veterans graves near the cemetery entrance. Memorial Day committee officers include Seymour Stoddard as commander and chair, Zula Clem as secretary, Catherine Hl Wider as treasurer, and Farrell Ross in publicity.
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Douglas Vermekon
Harry DeLanter
East Maplewood
Memorial Park
Smarl
Laos Braces as Monsoon Offensive Opens Southern Campaign
VIEWIANE Laos reports the start of its annual rainy season offensive with gains against Communist troops in wide rural areas. The move coincides with a warning to North Vietnam about increased activity near Cambodia border, risking Laos neutrality. Spokesmen say monsoon rains suppress North Vietnamese and Pathet Lao activity, allowing Laos to regain positions while U.S. air power aids.
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Laos
UPL
Laguan
North Vietnam
Cambodia
Vientiane
Pathet Tao
Hanoi
Plain of Jars
U.S
Memorial Day Parades and Antiwar Protests Across Cities
Across New York Chicago Tucson Denver and Richmond Memorial Day activities mix of parades, pro war student support and antiwar protests. Groups plan marches on Riverside Drive Fifth Avenue Grant Park and Michigan Avenue while Tucson workers back Arizona administration. Silence observed by radio networks and a church youth initiative prays for leaders and Vietnam victory.
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Page One
New York
Ynarans Groups
Riverside Drive
Hudson River
Fifth Avenue
Central Park
Tucson
Ariz
University of Arizona Administration
Tucson Police
Bruce Eggers
Denver
Apollo
John L. Swigert Jr
Oan Little Reek
Ack
Sey Jet
Richmond
Church of Christ
Rit
Grant Park
Baridshell
Jumbo Jet 747 Makes Milwaukee Emergency Landing
A Pan American 747 jumbo jet en route from London landed safely in Milwaukee after engine trouble while circling Chicago due to bad weather. The aircraft carried 177 passengers and crew and is among the largest commercial airliners to land at General Mitchell Field. Several airlines have scheduled the 747 for regular use here next year.
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UPL
London
Chicago
Srey
Gen. Micchel Fieh
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