Six candidates eyed for Supreme Court seats including two women
The American Bar Association is checking six nominees for the two open Supreme Court seats, including two Southern judges Charles Clark of Mississippi and Herschel Friday of Arkansas, two women Mildred Lillie of California and Sylvia Bacon of the District of Columbia, plus Paul H. Romey of Florida and Sen. Robert Byrd.
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American Bar Association
Ern
Robert C. Byrd
West Virginia
Carswell
Paul H. Romey
St. Petersburg
Fla
New Orleans
Nixon
Senate
Flora
Mildred Lillie
California
Sylvia Bacon
District of Colum
Bia Superior Court
Charles Clark
Jackson
Miss
Romey
Herschel Friday
Little Rock
Ark
Dow Jones News Service
White House
Indiana Considering Massive Tax Overhaul for Business
Indiana lawmakers open debate on a sweeping overhaul of business taxes aimed at cutting property taxes. A two percent adjusted gross receipts tax would replace current corporate taxes, with revenue used to relieve property taxes for businesses and individuals. The plan also envisages funding shifts from sales and personal income taxes to support local government relief.
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Andianapolis
House
Ways and Means
Eugene Bainbridge
D-Munster
Edgar D. Whitcomb
Indiana
Uh Adjustien Ta Tolan
Flanagan Defends Record At Anderson Campaign Rally
Mayor J E Flanagan addressed about 200 supporters from the Sixth Councilmanic District praising municipal progress in Anderson Indiana. He outlined plans for Columbus Avenue traffic upgrades Madison Avenue link and a federal grant to acquire Myers Lake area to expand Shadyside Park into a premier city recreation complex. He contrasted his efforts with opponents and urged high GOP turnout at the election.
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J. E. Flanagan
Anderson
Flanagan
Columbus
Madison Avenue
29Th
38Th
Penn Central
Myers Lake
Aqua Gardens
Shadyside Park
Indiana
Ater
Doves Town
United ‘Auto Worker Community Action Program Council
CAP Council
UAW
Madison County
Allis
Board of Works
Popes
Akovent
Marion W. Withers
GOP
Republican Party
Withers
No More One Arm Bandits at Army Posts Worldwide
Secretary of the Army Robert F. Froehlke announced that all slot machines will be removed from every Army post and base globally next July. He called the machines corruptive and said they will no longer tap soldiers pockets. The action, disclosed in a dinner speech, follows investigations into mismanagement and kickbacks at messes in Vietnam, Germany, and elsewhere.
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Washington (Ap
Secretary of the Army
Robert F. Froehlke
Army
Army Association
Edward Gurney
R-Fla
Air Force
Navy
Marines
Ned
Frodlke
Viet‘nam
Germany
Weather outlook with mild temps and partial clouds
The forecast calls for a mild Friday with partly cloudy skies. Rain chances are low at five percent today and five to ten percent tonight. High today around 108, low tonight 40s to 50s, with tomorrow's highs in the mid 70s. yesterday's high and low are noted, sunrise 6:51 and sunset 6:__.
In The Herald Today Highlights and Features
A brief note lists sections and page numbers for the Herald Today. It mentions opinion columns on Page 4 health features on Page 5 accent on women on Page 61 sports highlights on Page 11 comics and daily features on Pages 22 to 23 stock markets and financial news on Page 27 and classified advertising on Page 211.
U S to Sell Uranium Stockpile by 1974 and Lift Foreign Ore Ban
AEC plans to begin selling the nation's 650 million dollar uranium stockpile in 1974 due to stability in the U S nuclear arsenal and will keep inventory for future weapons and reactor use. Commissioner Wilfrid Johnson says stockpiled uranium is not consumed and the size of the strategic reserve remains secret. The plan, supported by the AEC, faces opposition from mining interests who warn it could harm domestic industry. The agency also intends by decade's end to end the ban on processing foreign uranium ore into reactor fuel.
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Las Vegas
New
Tar
Atomic Energy Commission
U.S
Atomic Energy
Wilfrid Johnson
Johnson
AEC
American Mining Congress
Santa Johnson
United States
Congress
39 Year Old Local Man Killed In Ohio Crash
Richard E. Gill 39 of 809 Main was killed when his semirailer collided with a second rig on U.S. 24 about three miles east of Defiance Ohio at about 4 a.m. Ohio State Police report a separate US 31 crossing collision near Tipton killed driver John H Leeds 76 of Lake Placid Fla. A third incident on U.S. 27 near Waynesburg Ky injured Johnny Mack Brown 32 of New Castle. Gill funeral set for 10:30 a.m. Saturday at Baker Brothers with Rev Verlin Smith officiating. He worked 20 years at Delco Remy and leaves a widow Sharon Pasley Gill and three children among other family. Friends may visit after 2:30 p.m. Friday. A westside girl was listed in fair condition at St John’s Hospital after a separate accident.
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Richard E. Gill
Main
U.S
Defiance
Ohio
Norfolk & Western
Tipton
John H.’ Leeds
Lake Placid
Johnny Mack Brown
New Castle
Waynesburg
Gill
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Verlin Smith
Memorial Park
Tipton County
Byron Gill
Ex AC Educator Miss Amy Lopez Dies in Jamaica
Former Anderson College educator Amy K Lopez died at her Jamaica home after a long association with Anderson Bible Training School and Anderson College. She taught 1927 1995 1997 162 at AC and earned BA from Wisconsin, BD from local campus, and an MA in English from Columbia. She spent summers on campus, helped foster church history manuscripts, and was known in the Church of God. No burial details available.
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Amy K. Lopez
Anderson College
Jamaica
Robert H. Reardon
Cable Ursday
Andeson College
Anderson Bible Training Schoo
Columbia University
Anderson
Villa Bella
Island
Anders
Mandeville
Church
UC Graduate School of Theology
Prosecution rests case in Bricker murder trial
The Madison Circuit Court hears the prosecution rest its case in the Bernard Bricker murder trial over the shooting death of his wife Noriko last May. Key testimony focused on the Golden Spike rifle and forensic findings. Evidence included the weapon, shell casings, bullet fragments, and statements about Bricker seeking a pistol to "kill out to about 30 yards."
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Lee Aschoff
Madison
Bernard Bricker
Noriko
Indiana
James Bradley
Hillip Condon
Bricker
Brickers
Condon
Wiliam Law
Erg
Oman
Cnangea
Marion Withers
Withers
Distance No Obstacle Classified Want Ad Note
A fragmented classified want ad mentions a “Distance No Obstacle” line and a buyer search. It notes dialing 683 S371 for contact and promises friendly service from a Want A Visor. The readable text implies a sales or service inquiry with limited details. Entities include 683 S371 and a visor service.
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