Second Supreme Court Justice Harlan Retires
President Nixon announced the retirement of Associate Justice John Marshall Harlan due to health. Harlan leaves the nine member Supreme Court effective immediately, as Black had already retired amid a serious illness.
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Supreme Court
John M. Harlan
Washington
Nixon
John Marshall Harlan
Harlan
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Hugo L. Black
Naval Medical Center
Bethesda
Black
George A. Kelser Jr
Ziegler
Nixon previews price and wage controls with teeth
President Nixon, addressing the Economic Club of Detroit, outlined Phase 2 price and wage controls with enforcement teeth and no expiry, possibly broadened to cover interest rates. He rejected lifting the 10 percent import surcharge until currency exchange reforms are agreed, and said the 90-day freeze ends November 13 with a shift to major-industry focus and adjustments to frozen pay. He defended the economy, urged welfare reform and revenue sharing, and signaled possible interest-rate controls as part of inflation relief.
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Detroit
Nixon
Economic Club of
Federal Reserve
Tax Rate Hearings Open in Madison County Budget Talk
Madison County's Board of Tax Adjustment begins its annual meetings at the old courthouse at 10 a.m. after a postponement. Members include Anderson Mayor J. E. Flanagan, County Council President Loren Mc Daniel, ACSC Trustees President DeVar Litten, and others. The board will review budget appropriations and tax rates, with hearings outlined for the day.
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Madison County
Board of Tax Adjistment
Madison Circuit
Carl T. Smith
Anderson
J. E. Flanagan
County Council
Loren McDaniel
Acsc Board of Trustees
DeVar Litten
William Clifford
Donald Keck
William Moore
Frank J. Williams
In The Herald Today Highlights and Sections
The Herald Today lists sections across pages with topics including wage arbitration in Australia, a desegregation bill setback, Thieu’s Vietnam election note, Brezhnev remarks on Russia, and local death notices. It outlines editorials, women’s features, sports, features and comics, markets, and classifieds across pages 2 through 39.
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Thieu
South Vietnam
Anderson
Madison County
Weather forecast for today and tonight
Partly to mostly sunny and cool today with fair continued cool tonight. Northeasterly winds 6 to 12 mph. Chance of rain five percent through tonight. High today 62 to 66, low tonight 42 to 47. High tomorrow unknown. yesterday high 73, low 50. Sunrise 6:35 a.m. Sunset 6:43 p.m.
Sound Off answers on vocational training aims and costs
Indiana Vocational Technical College representatives defend ongoing aims for hands on occupational education while noting budget constraints and limited funding in the Muncie region. A caller questions why most courses lack trades like refrigeration despite a 27 course catalog and emphasizes need for practical skill training.
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Indiana Vocational Tech
Muncie
James C. Stanley Jr
Indiana Vocational Technical College
VTC
Stanley
Bowen urges tax reform to aid cities in support of Flanagan
Several hundred Anderson Republicans heard Indiana Speaker Otis Bowen urge all out support for re election of Mayor Ed Flanagan at the Holiday Inn. Bowen called for a broader tax base to fund schools, proposing equal educational funding per pupil across counties and reducing local property tax burdens on homeowners.
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Anderson
Bowen
Hoosier
Indiana
J. E. Flanagan
Flanagan
Anderson businessman Redmond ordered to pay 25000
A U S District Court judge ordered Anderson businessman Thomas Redmond to pay 25000 to the Atlantic Coast Football League after the league sued for 75000. The case notes Redmond left unpaid bills as principal stockholder of the Orlando Panthers and includes a pending antitrust countersuit for 3.4 million. A stock selling license hearing is set for next Wednesday in Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
U.S
Anderson
Thomas Redmond
James E. Noland
ACFL
Redmond
Orlando
Fla
Panthers
Indiana Securities Division
Steve Sutherlin
Midwest Empire
Robert L. Rock
Bryce N. Watkins
Rock
Flanagan faces delinquent taxes amid low cost housing project
Mayor J E Flanagan appears on a list of delinquent taxpayers with $2001.28 in back taxes. He described the failed six year low cost housing venture as a dream that proved costly and said the taxes were public record. He warned of political implications of the disclosure.
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Flanagan
Ralph Whitinger
Muncie
Indiana Bell Telephone
Indiana Bell
Anderson
Robert Austin
Charles Austin
Sal Palma
Florida
Fairmount Doctor Departs Leaving Town Short on Physicians
Fairmount, Grant County, for the first time since 1850, will be without a full time doctor as Dr. Charles A. Yale resigns to join Marion General Hospital emergency room staff. He plans partial practice for limited elderly patients and notes the town’s medical vacancy reflects a wider trend in small communities. The Fairmount Chamber of Commerce, led by President Charles King, works to attract a new physician by contacting hospitals, schools, and associations to identify intern candidates and foreign trained doctors.
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Ann Warr
Fairmount
Grant County
Charles A. Yale
Marion General Hospital
Yale
Philip Patterson
Glenn Henley
Seale
Brown
Warner
L. D. Holliday
Harry Aldrich
H. D. Hawkins
Referee To Decide Payment For Unemployed Meat Workers
About 250 members of Amalgamated Butcher Workers Local 167 AFL–CIO at Emgen Company in Indianapolis face unemployment compensation decisions. A referee will rule after a contract dispute halted meat processing and delayed benefits, with hearings to be scheduled for claimants.
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Indiana Employment Securities Division
Indianapolis
Amalgamated Butcher Workers Local 167
Afl-Cio
Emgen— Company, Inc
Teamsters and
Chauffeurs Local
Teamsters
Anderson
the Herald
James Armstrong
Armstrong
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