Nation Remembers War Dead By The Associated Press
Memorial Day observances across Boston and Florida reflect American remembrance in a Bicentennial year. President Ford joined wreath laying at the Unknown Soldier’s tomb, while Boy Scouts canceled a parade amid issues with the Ku Klux Klan. In Clinton, Mississippi, Adair Mayer, a Spanish American War veteran, marched with others as crowds gathered along the Mississippi River. Lifeguards anticipated large crowds near Los Angeles as the holiday weekend drew to a close and highway deaths rose to 970.
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City Leaders Examine Jobs Talks In Anderson
City leaders wrapped six weeks of hearings on diversifying industry in Anderson. The "Knowing It's Your Job" series, funded by the Anderson Public Library led by Jan Seal, explores keeping jobs amid Delco Remy and GM plant changes. Local leaders, GM managers, and union officials discuss wage levels, training, and attracting federal funds while stressing collaboration over adversity to protect midwest jobs.
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Incumbents Worry As Scandals Grow
Congress faces a growing scandal wave with bribes travel expenses and conflicts of interest. Rep Wayne Hays and Miss Elizabeth Ray amid a sex scandal, while others face accusations of falsifying travel claims and using taxpayer funds for political gains.
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Syrian Troops Move in Border Violence North Lebanon
Reports from northern Lebanon say Syrian troop movements near the border sparked new clashes as Christian towns Qibyat and Amiket face heavy artillery from remnants of the Lebanese army and rival factions. Observers note uncertain troop redeployments amid ongoing negotiations and pressure from Damascus to influence Lebanon’s fractured leadership.
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Madison County GOP Delegates Bound for State Convention
Fifty four Madison County Republicans elected in the recent primary will join 1,54 delegates at the Indiana state GOP convention in Indianapolis June 18. They will nominate candidates for attorney general, superintendent of public instruction, reporter of the Indiana Supreme Court and the state Court of Appeals and elect 54 delegates and 54 alternates to the Kansas City convention in August.
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Martha Mitchell Dies After Long Cancer Battle
Martha Mitchell, longtime critic of the Nixon era and estranged wife of a former aide, died after a rare and painful cancer. Family and physicians described her as brave and outspoken, noting her public stance on politics while detailing the medical progression and final days at Shoe Kettering Memorial Cancer Center. Her death followed a battle marked by multiple myeloma and related complications, with survivors including a son and a daughter.
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