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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1973

Page

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Grand Jury Lectured On Duties By Linder

Baltimore federal grand jury hearing on the Agnew probe was warned to ignore news stories as inaccurate. Judge Walter Hoffmann directed sealed depositions and broad subpoena power for Agnew’s lawyers, then lectured jurors on confidentiality and impartial duty amid leaks and political pressure.

Lee Linder Associated Press Baltimore Baltimore Federal Grand Jury Spiro T. Agnew Walter Hoffimann Agnew Justice Department Hoffman

Klan March Here Halted By Court Order

A Madison Circuit Court restrained the Ku Klux Klan from marching around the courthouse square in Anderson Indiana. The order stops the walk planned for Saturday and was issued by Judge Carl T. Smith.

Ku Klux Klan Madison Carl T. Smith William Chaney Indiana Ku Klux Klan Grand Dragon the Herald Sts Kion Madison County Anderson Paddy Jamerson Jamerson John Gunter Anderson Chamber of Commerce Horace T. Chadbourne Anderson High School Anderson Association of Churches F. G. Kienly St. Mary's Church NAACP Shaney Michigan Ohio Kentucky Grand Dragon Klan Indiana Civil Liberties Union Johnson County Chaney

Watergate tricks catalogued by Segretti for Senate panel

Donald H. Segretti catalogues his tricks used against 1972 Democratic presidential candidates before the Senate Watergate committee and apologizes, saying such acts have no place in election campaigns. Also notes on Tunney diet, Pacers versus Cougars, tennis tourney at Mays Pat, Jackson masselle runoff bid, Elliott Roosevelt Capitol Hill denial, September grocery costs up vs March, and volatile shower forecast.

Donald H. Segretti Senate Watergate Committee Watergate

Willkie Memorial Drive Aims to Save Elwood Junior High

Elwood group launches a membership drive to save the Central Junior High building as a Willkie memorial shrine. Citizens push to restore the 60 year old landmark and turn it into a civic center with offices and a museum, opposing demolition for a parking lot. The project has backing from Philip Willkie, Elwood Mayor Eugene Smith, and Rep. Richard Dellinger, with a state commission chair named to lead preservation efforts.

Elwood Central Junior High Wendell L. Willkie Indiana Herald Jeff Atteberry Wendell L., Willkie Linda Grimes Willkie Seayut Civic Center Philip Willkie Wendell Willkie Rushville Eugene Smith Richard M. Dellinger Noblesville General Assembly

First Report Session Set For United Way

The 1973 United Way campaign in Madison County will report results Tuesday October 9 at a noon luncheon in the Anderson YMCA gym. Meetings continue October 17 and 25 with Dobos and Hixon directing, accounting at 11:30. The drive supports 24 Madison County agencies and aims near one million dollars.

United Way Madison County Anderson Ymca Anderson Rotary Club T. Franklin Miller United Way Division Carl W. Dobos Mack D. Hixon Watsons YMCA Dobos Mt County

Nixon says charges serious yet presumes Agnew innocent

President Nixon acknowledged bribery and kickback allegations against Vice President Spiro Agnew as serious but said Agnew should be presumed innocent. He defended Henry Petersen, discussed Kissinger’s forthcoming trips, and declined to back any Republican contender before primaries. He also stated Agnew’s resignation is Agnew’s decision to make.

Henry Petersen Justice Department Agnew Nixon Petersen Gaylord Straw Associated Press Washington Spiro T. Agnew Amt Bruno Kreisky Soviet Union Japan Atlantic Alliance U.S White House Amins

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