Cambodian market terror kills civilians in Saigon region
Unclear Phnom Penh reporting describes a grenade attack in a market near Phuoc Lane killing 12 civilians as U S forces withdraw from Cambodia. The scene notes U S troops returning to Vietnam with equipment and munitions while regional fighting continues near Tonle Sap and Phnom Penh.
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City Hall Dedication Program Includes Roudebush Remarks
Readied Anderson City Building dedication Thursday at 4 p.m. features Fifth District Rep. Richard L. Roudebush, Noblesville, and Indianapolis Mayor Richard Lugar. Attendees include Lt. Cmdr. James G. Gauker and the Anderson Naval Reserve color guard. A reception follows at Grandview Municipal Golf Course with a public dedication dance at the Central Services Building with the Ted Weems Orchestra.
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Noblesville
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Cmd
James G. Gaukroger
Anderson Naval Reserve
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Herald Today schedules and weather preview
The Herald Today lists sections by page with notices on losses and deaths in Benson and Mailison counties. It reports hot humid weather today with a cooler change tomorrow and high temperatures around 87 to 92.
Heat Wave Sets Statewide Temperatures and Power Strains
Heat wave pushes Indiana and neighboring areas to 90s with Lafayette at 96 and Fort Wayne at 94. Across the region, power outages spike as air conditioners strain circuits. officials warn grass fires from trash fires amid hot, humid conditions. Forecasts expect relief by Friday with cooler readings for the Fourth of July weekend.
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Evansville
Louisville
Senate approves curb on Nixon power in Cambodia crisis
Senate backs Cooper Church amendment to limit President Nixon’s authority to deploy troops advisers and air power in Cambodia. The measure passed 34 to 2 in the House and 62 to 27 in the Senate, with leaders claiming a defense of constitutional government.
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Frank Church
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Jolen Sherman Cooper
LS Knops
Green Touch Adds Shade Trees to Downtown Area
New shade trees are planted in Meridian Street and downtown blocks for the Anderson City Building dedication. Twenty seven tubs of trees including sycamores sweet birns flowering crabs and white ash were installed with Howard Gaar and the Anderson Retail Association coordinating. The Metals Association suggests hiring a gardener to water and maintain the greenery through fall.
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Reiass Eciation
Glenn Anderson
Anderson Tine Arts Center
Chesterfield Man Killed in Yorktown Area Crash
Charles E. Swann 31 of Chesterfield dies from a skull fracture when his 1979 Ford Lotus leaves Indiana 32 west of Yorktown. He drowns 21 feet from the wreck as the car overturns. two passengers die. Funeral services set for Brown and Butz in Anderson. Survived by parents and a brother.
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Delaware County
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Ronald Kane Jargent
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Brown and Butz Funeral Home
Anderson
Clifford Bias
New Yors City
Cronnenberg
Wetzel
Irene Baker Swann
Highland High School
Cheserfield
Debattery Division
Anerson
U. S
Hoosier Congressman Cosponsors Anticrime Bill Passes House
Rep. David W. Dennis from Indiana's 12th District helped push through a House anticrime measure. The bill authorizes about 3.1 billion dollars in federal funds for state and local law enforcement with 600 million in matching block grants for 1971, prioritizing high crime areas and funding correctional programs in Indiana including Pendleton Reformatory.
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