Hanoi Regulars Hold Out In Bunkers As Battle Rages
North Vietnamese forces reinforce near Saigon as U.S. air power and artillery press the outskirts. Heavy fighting continues around Saigon with civilian casualties and curfews reported while U.S. bombers strike south and north targets.
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Saigon
Ng Trai
101St
Cte le Sur
Aimeghery
Sa‘xen
Tre
Sale
Cryiltal
da Ware
U.S
North Vietnamese
Parhandle
Diplomat Gunned Slum Areas Demand Debates
A chaotic scene at an airport morning demonstration involved Local 662 against policies, amid disputes over contract terms and workplace shutdowns. U.S. officials cited protests during a Guatemala trip of diplomat meetings.
Three Workers Killed in Crane Blast at Naval Depot
An explosion at Crane Naval Ammunition Depot demolished a small building and killed three workers. Two others were injured, and several named individuals from Indiana and Washington were affected. The incident prompted an immediate fire and safety investigation as the depot, active since 1941, reported the major blast occurred during ammunition handling and storage.
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Ind
Thyre
Bill J Tauearch
Ae Uresey
Crane Naval Tamnnion Depot
Muntons
Taree
Tives Jadigna
Ich Wealey
Mon ‘Anmery
Ralph Dt. Alkd
Washington
Charles i Duke
Linton
Garry Iules
Namuiseavon
Abel
County
Irs i
Democrats debate on Vietnam war stance and disengagement
The discussion centers on a Vietnam plank backing the president's disengagement plan as honorable and likely successful. It rejects calls for an unconditional bombing halt and no risk to withdraw U.S. forces if Saigon refuses coalition with its enemies.
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Hubert Munparey
Vietnam
Frankton Church Mates Withdraw From Disciples
A fragmentary report notes the withdrawal of four Frankton Churches from the International Convention of Christian Churches and a decision communicated to the Association of Christian Searches in Indiana. The convention debate involved vigorous protests and police presence in Chicago.
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Frankton
Ata
of Christ
Ion of Christian Churches
Eller
Association of Christian Searches
Indiana
Medical bulletin hints at shifting status of general
A fragment reflects doubt about a medical crisis label. It notes days since prior warning signs and suggests the overall illness remains serious but not instantly critical. Delegations in Philadelphia and New York show somber public displays as voters and antiwar groups observe developments.
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Fece
Ulster Medical Bulletin
Pam
California
Eal
New York
Tinenberg
New York Standard
Byaven
Eisenhower
Meilee Ang
Protesters Clash as Guardsmen Halt March on Amphitheatre
Humphrey ordered 1700 Guardsmen to stop a demonstration aimed at Grant Park. Forty hours of standoff ended when tear gas blanketed Michigan Avenue as protesters, hippies, delegates and workers marched, choking and retching. Wind dispersed gas toward the hotel district and traffic stalled for hours. The rally regrouped in Grand Park after earlier clashes near the rally site.
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Michigan Avenue
Aliko
tHittan
Grand Park
Sos Mumyarey
Richard Ninson
Swf
Yeas
Associated Press
Humphrey
N Gay
Richard J. Hustes
New Jersey
Seis
Gor Aehn J. McKethen
Louisiana
Mills
Chicago
Howard J. Daley
Strenatti
Ray Micay
Mlumphrey
McCarthy
McGovern
Kennedy
Leg Democratic Party
Tay
fiTay
oTiot
Wuevins In Madison And Nearby Counties
Steven Paskins of Noblesville died in Riley Hospital Indianapolis after two weeks of illness. Born Aug 1937, he was a student at Stony Creek Elementary and member of Friends Church. Funeral at Colleain Funeral Home Friday with interment in Crowmland Cemetery. Surviving: parents Rien and Patelein, sister Cinda, grandparents Neal and Arta, great-grandmother Mrs. Yates. Police and protesters dominated the scene nearby with mass arrests and National Guards deployed during a convention period.
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Steven Paskins
Noblesville
Steven Kt. Pasking
Rienand
Patelein G. Paskins
Hillcrest
Riley Hospital
Indianapolis
Stony Creek
Friends Church
Perens
Afoukl
UVC Uualostien
Jasper
Martha D. McConnell
Marion
Fortville
Adults Learn and Progress in Fane One Program
Mid-40s men enrolled in the Adult Basic Education program at Fane One, with 15 students transferring from previous schooling. Instructors explain progress depends on attendance and effort as students advance one grade level over two sessions. Notable gains include employment, high school attendance, nursing training, and renewed self worth.
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Engelmann
Eugena Crouch Dies 88. Calling Hours Held
Eugena T. Crouch, 88, of 829 Silver St, died. Calling hours were 2:10 PM at Brown and Butz Memorial Home. Final rites Sunday at Edgington Funeral Home Winchester Kentucky with interment at Winchester Cemetery.
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Eugena Crouch
Inday
Brown and Butz Maral
Eugena T. Crouch
Silver St
Saunday
Edgington
Winchester
Unclear voter signals drift in campaign note
A fragmentary report details actors including George C. Wallace and mentions campaign strategy. It references Sen. Edmund S. Muskie and Sargent Shriver in relation to Kennedy era politics and potential vice presidential prospects amid a speech development.
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Pry
Cdox
George C. Wallace
Hunparey
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Sargent Shriver
Kennedy
France
Ball State Receives $100,000 Grant in 1960s Gift
MUNCIE Ind UPI Ball State University received a grant exceeding 100000 the third major donation to the school within a year. The donor was Eugene Waters Ide president of Indiana Press Steel Co in Muncie. Funds will support scholarships grants in aid and research for BSU students.
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Muncie, Ind
UPI
Ball State University
Eugene Waterside
Indiana Press
Ted Steel Co
Muncie
BSU
Whitinger
Indiana State Fair crash claims student pilot in Terre Haute
A student pilot died near the Indiana State Fairgrounds when his single engine plane apparently stalled and plunged into the Farmers Building grounds at Terre Haute. The crash occurred about 2 p.m. near the poultry exhibits. authorities identified the victim as Thomas Getchell of Terre Haute. The collision sparked a fire and left part of the building damaged. other events at the fair continued under resumed schedules. The report also notes mental health statistics from South Africa and Army strength figures, but the crash dominates this dispatch.
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