Audie Murphy A Texas Farm Boy To War Hero And Star
Audie Murphy left a bogit Texas tenant farm to enlist and became a Medal of Honor hero in World War II. He fought at Montelimar and St Tropez Bay and later starred in films like To Hell and Back and The Red Badge of Courage while facing ups and downs in his Hollywood career and personal life.
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Loberwood
Aude Eer Murphy
Bogit
Texas
Hollywood
Marines
Belt ‘Murphy
France
Murphy
Greenville
Tex
Shorty
Pearl Harbor
Italy
Leutenant
St. Tropez Bay
Montelimar
Josges Mountains
Cleurie
Anthony V. Abramski
Lt Murphy
Milion
Batlefield
Theovernment
Universal
Motion Picture Herald
Hell
Jboghy
Metro Golden Mayer Studios
Saigon
Kansas Raiders
Cimarron
Hell Bent For
Destry
Murty
Whispering Smith
Los Angeles
North
Pamel
Tory
James “Skipper
Wanda Hendrix
Gold Certificates Worth 47 400 Found In Dallas
Dallas County sheriff officers report the discovery of 47 400 in gold certificates buried perhaps 35 years ago. The owner is unknown and serial numbers are being checked for theft records. The notes were recalled when the United States left the gold standard in the 1930s.
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Dallas
Tex
le Jat Mons
Walnut Hill Lane
Supreme Court rejects appeal by Hoosier Marine in Vietnam slayings
The Supreme Court refused on a 1 line with a 5 count unanimous decision Tuesday to hear the appeal of Denzil R. Ab jen a 21 year old Marine from Lebanon Indiana convicted of premeditated murder in the 1988 Hue area killings of five Vietnamese civilians. His civilian attorney George Martz of Indianapolis sought to void the guilty plea claiming insanity at the time. The Boston circuit court ruling against Allen stands clearing the way for clemency review.
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Supreme Court
Hue
Denzil R. Ab Jen
Lebanon
Ind
van Duong
Allen
U.S. Circuit Court
Boston
Pation
George Martz
Indianapolis
Kittery
Maine
Naval Prison
Alen
Portraitt Themed Baptist Mother Daughter Salad Held
Wounds Baptist Women Meet centered on Portraitt the life of a daughter in a Christian home at Mounds Baptist Church. Iva Clark Faye Bragg Betty Bare Crystal Gold gave invocations and welcome. Prizes went to Margaret Baldwin Caroline Burns and Janie Saucedo. Participants included Sandi Bragg and daughters Kim Susie Teresa Sandy Hassell Daphne Judy Watson Vicki and others.
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Mounds Baptist Church
Iva Clark
Faye Bragg
Betty Bare
Margaret Baldwin
Caroline Burns
Janie Saucedo
Sandi Bragg
St Johns Lutheran Choir Honored At Church Service
A St John s Lutheran Church junior choir was honored after the Cantate service. Forty one crosses were awarded to choir members for earning service hours during the year 1968 69. The event highlighted the choir s growth and community recognition by church members.
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NEW Ubr
Louis Harris
Amerac
Wn Wwe
Sun-licans
Orj
China
St. John’s
Harris
York Post
Presser
Fred Yount
Paull
Zerkel
Lisa Gaus
Susie Harter
Lisa Moore
Palin
Bechler
Juli Fields
Elizabeth
Gaus
Jett Hutchins
Kent Hutcins
Nancy Jiminer
Brian Jones
Julie Leaver
Kathy Rosbor
Massachusetts Antiwar Suit Dismissed
Boston AP reports a U S District Court dismissed Massachusetts suit challenging Vietnam War policy arguing Congress has power over the war decisions. Judge Charles E Wyzanski cited prior rulings that Congress acts on war matters and that the suit lacks constitutional basis.
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Boston
U.S
Congress
Charles E. Wyzanski
Conggress
Massachusetts
Robert H. Quinn
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Defense Department
U.S. Supreme Court
Quinn
District Court
Asst. JS. Atty
Wiliam A. Brown
Mineapol
Minn
Clifton D. Perkins
Vietnam
Gary Teachers Call Off Strike Amid Holiday Traffic Toll
Gary teachers voted to call off a threatened strike after the school board delayed contract changes on class sizes and seniority. The move followed the Memorial Day holiday toll and a prior school closure by the superintendent, with unions reserving the right to strike if terms are not reinstated.
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Gary
Ind
Twerkky “Ules
Ame
Flay
Gorcon McAndrew
Associated Press
Nn- American Federation of Tradition
Volpe Discusses Yugoslav Transport Cooperation
Secretary Volpe and Yugoslav official Marko Bale discuss cooperation in traffic and transportation. Volpe urges expansion of air travel and transit links between the United States and Yugoslavia, highlighting opportunities for smoother air transportation and international cooperation.
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Volpe
Belgrade
John A. Volpe
Secrtary
Trane
Marko Bale
Meir Holds Secret Talks With Soviet Officials in Finland
Israeli Premier Golda Meir secretly met two Soviet officials in Finland after an unannounced trip to Rovaniemi. The talks occurred at a remote hunting lodge in Lapland, with Finnish sources noting the journey followed a prior Finland visit within a week.
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Golda Meir
Stockholm
Finland
Dagens Nyhetereportesda
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Hoosier
Wounds Baptist
Sears
Sars, Roebuck and CO
St. John’s Luthern Junior Choir
Red China
RNADO
Grote Egos
Greeteat
Goring
Innesota
Robert
Renner
Perkins
Perata
Conjase
Gress
Larson
IBM
Indiana Business College
Anderson
13Th & Meridian
CITGO
Peter Max
BankAmericard
Master
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