Officials Confer On Klansmen Walk Plans In Anderson
Madison County prosecutors and Anderson police will meet to discuss the Ku Klux Klan planned walk around the courthouse square this Saturday. Grand Dragon William Chaney says the event aims to distribute literature and defend First Amendment rights with possible legal action and state police or National Guard aid if needed.
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The Inside Story On High Food Costs And Diplomacy
A three part series explores how massive grain exports shape high U S food prices and influence diplomacy, easing world tensions and pulling the United States from Vietnam while raising living costs for Americans. Page 3.
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Feds and Agnew face clock in bribery probe
Federal prosecutors edge toward ending their case against Spiro T. Agnew as statutes of limitations loom. The probe centers on possible bribery extortion and conspiracy tied to 1958 Maryland contracts tied to the Chesapeake Bay Bridge and Baltimore Harbor Tunnel. If indicted, Agnew’s lawyers argue the indictment must come by October 22, 1973.
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Carson takes leadership of Madison County Children's Home
Paul Carson a former teacher and minister replaces Harold Ausbin as director of the Madison County Children’s Home at Mounds Road in Anderson Indiana. Carson comes from Ladoga where he supervised the Indiana Christian Children's Home and vows to emphasize short term custody and gradual foster or reintegration with individual trust building and long term good conduct.
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No Letup Likely In Traffic Deaths
A long view of US highway safety shows no imminent decline in deaths. Experts disagree on the best path forward, with debates over safer cars versus safer highways, and critics noting high costs and limited progress despite hundreds of millions spent. Nebulous forecasts, industry concerns, and calls from Ralph Nader for stronger pressure frame the ongoing struggle.
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