Vietnam Areas Control Grows
UPI reports American sources say about 60 percent of South Vietnam’s 15.6 million people live in relatively secure zones, a figure Saigon disputes. They claim 79.2 percent are under government control after adding 506 456 people in Tanusia as of early January. Premier Tran Van Huong had cited 8 percent safe areas and Thieu claimed 99 percent secure last week.
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UPI
U.S
South Vietnam
Sai- Fon
Tanusia
Tran van] Huong
Neuyen van Thieu
Lincoln Day talk by Judge Hunter stirs Indiana assembly
Indiana lawmakers hear Judge Donald J Mutter deliver Lincoln Day remarks praising Lincoln as a saintly figure and guiding symbol. The speech links Lincoln to moral virtue and national unity during a joint session in Indianapolis. Nearby military reports note a Da Nang raid destroying enemy river boats.
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Lincoln Day
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Herald Staff
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Indianapolis
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Dovnald
J. Mutter
Anderson
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Indiana Geneva Assembly
Johnny Kongapad
Wwe
Indiana
Whitcomb backs repeal of pocket veto bills in Indiana
Gov. Edgar Whitcomb endorses swift action to repeal 32 pocket vetoed 1957 measures revived by court ruling. The move follows a new court test on the validity of repeaters retroactive to the original veto dates. Campus unrest in Madison prompts police action, with clashes between protesters, students, and football players over demonstrations near Bascom Hall.
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Indianapolis
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Roger D. Branigin
Social Sciences
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Bascom Hall
Aden
Don Murphy
la Crosse
Thom
Young Americans For Freedom
49,000 Silver Coins Tested By UPI Assay Commission
Philadelphia reporters describe 1989 Assay Commission members testing 49,000 silver coins, verifying silver content. The event occurs across the nation with delegates from many states, marking a long tradition continued since 1770s.
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Philadelphia
UPI
United States
Byron Smith dies in Arkansas after illness
Pendleton native Byron Smith age 27 dies Wednesday in Little Rock Ark after several years illness He was born May 25 14 and is a son of Mr and Mrs Roy Smith He lived in Anderson before moving to Little Rock His body returns to Cornell Bright Funeral Home for calling after 2 pm Friday Final rites Saturday at 2 pm at Cornell Bright with burial in Grova Lawn Cemetery
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Frankfort
Scott County
Kentucky
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Sarah
Lee
Stella Cow
Walter Crank
Ington
Elisha Lee
Walter
Byron Smith Pendleton
Byron Smith
Pendleton
Little Rock
Ark
Roy Smith
Anderson
Lille Rock
Cornell Bright Funeral Home
Grova Lawn
U S Cattle Calves Total 109.7 Million Reported
Washington officials say the Agriculture Department crop report puts cattle and calves on farms at about 109.7 million. Beef cattle rise about one percent while dairy cows fall three percent from the 1968 total. The report discusses shifts in the cattle population and implications for markets.
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U.S
Department
Black studies program debated at university meeting
A university official discussed forming a black studies department, a black chair, and expanding black student enrollment. He noted fewer than 600 Black students in a campus of over 33 000, and argued against Black students having power to hire or fire professors within a Black curriculum program. Wednesday marked the fourth such meeting.
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Zuesday
Moscow
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Ron
T Hat
Indiana Tax Structure Debate on General Motors Expansion
Indiana House members discuss General Motors expansion plans and the impact on state tax policy. They urge no change to the tax structure, warn that eliminating the inventory tax could be unconstitutional and favor cautious reform to avoid windfalls to industry.
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Foye Odesion
General Motors
Indianapolis
Indiana
House
Kessler
Nixon Names Continuations From NSC Meeting
The article notes a National Security Council meeting with no details on its discussions. Finch announced the selection of Farmer and nominated Creed C. Black, 43, for assistant secretary of welfare for legislative liaison, following his role as executive editor of the Chicago Daily News.
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