Reds Threaten Hue As incidents Mount
North Vietnamese forces overran an outpost guarding the approaches to Hue and breached Bastogne base, as a broad northern offensive pressed toward the ancient capital. South Vietnamese troops abandoned Bastogne and Checkmate positions while U.S. allies fought back with tanks and air strikes. Civilians fled toward Hue and Highway 1 as the Quang Tri area faced intensified attacks and uncertain enemy strength.
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Anderson Herald recap of local and national items
Local debate over Shady Side Park tree removals prompts resident feedback plans. National politics feature notes George McGovern’s primary hopes in Oregon. Sports brief: Anderson High School diamondmen win 13 runs as Tribe improves to 7-2, Pirates at 1-7. Golf lead by Trevino, Clift Rodriguez and Murphy. Nicklaus three back. Lakers vs Knicks NBA finals preview. Moon dust theory cited. Soviet film delegation rejects X rated cinema. Weather: cloudy with showers, highs 60s, lows 40s.
Wallace Campaigns Indiana Weekend Rally Circuit
Wallace and Humphrey staged intensive drives in Indiana ahead of Tuesdays primary with Wallace scheduling airport rallies in Anderson Gary Kokomo Columbus and Bedford while Humphrey campaigned in Fort Wayne Indianapolis Terre Haute and Clarksville. Muskie has withdrawn from active campaigning though remains a candidate.
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Primary turnout eyed as 78 342 voters set for Tuesday
Madison County voters will cast ballots Tuesday across 101 precincts for county state legislative and congressional nominees and state convention delegates. About 78,342 on rolls. observers expect roughly 75 percent turnout. Republicans mostly unopposed in presidential race with Nixon on ballot. several district races and local offices spark interest. Polls open 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. with machine voting and absentee handling at courthouse today and for confined voters.
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Bud” Hillis
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Apollo Crew In Great Shape Aboard USS Ticondaroga
Apollo 1 astronauts John Young Tomas Mattingly and Charles Duke Jr travel toward Hawaii aboard the USS Ticondaroga after splashdown. Doctors report radiation exposure minimal and blood tests show normal white cell distribution. All three lost weight but are in better condition than Apollo 15 crew and remain on a high potassium diet.
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Tomas K. Mattingly
Charles Duke Jr
Manned Spacecraft Center
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Bercy
Work Or Else Plan Added To Welfare Reform Fight
Washington AP The Senate Finance Committee voted 10-4 to strike President Nixon's family assistance plan from welfare reform and replace it with a workfare system. About 1.2 million able bodied adults, mostly mothers, would be moved from AFDC to a Federal Employment Corporation and required to work for any further payments, with pay possibly as low as $1.20 per hour. The remaining 1.9 million with preschool children would stay under AFDC. The panel rejected the guaranteed $2,400 annual family income for four. The plan is projected to cost $3 billion more than Nixon's proposal and would broaden aid to 29 million people under the substitute, up from 19 million under House bill and 11 million under current law. Committee Chairman Russell B. Long noted strong public support for work requirements. Sen. Griffin was absent as no Republicans supported the President.
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