Hanoi Troops Hit South Vietnam Camp In Fierce Attack
North Vietnamese forces launched a major assault on a South Vietnamese camp near Saigon, inflicting heavy losses. The fight left 40 killed, 67 wounded, and 17 missing, as U.S. advisers and a Australian soldier were among the wounded. U.S. helicopter gunships aided the defense, and the camp sits near the historic Tun Tavern site. Cambodian clashes continued along the Mekong as Laos border activity pressed on with casualties on both sides.
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U.S. Aids Greek Junta With Jets Tanks Howitzers Amid Embargo Breach
Washington officials disclosed a one time breach of the 1967 embargo on heavy arms to Greece, delivering 22 F-107 fighters, 82 medium tanks and undisclosed howitzers to the Athens regime. The administration weighs scrapping the ban as NSC reviews show arms to Athens rose from 51.0 million in 1963 to 93.2 million the next year.
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School Body Discusses Ecology and Teacher Terms
Anderson school board approved two six week ecology and conservation programs for summer at two inner city junior high schools and four elementary schools. Dr Harold Gallagher presented a six week plan for 400 pupils from Hazelwood Shadeland Westvale and Riley to study pollution balance of nature and earth saving while trips include a water treatment facility and Moynds Park. Remedial teachers will assist reading aligned with the programs and Hazelwood principal Hyel Bearden initiated the plan. A second program targets boys from Central and South Side Junior High Schools with younger men applying to participate in a federally funded plan paying 3 a day to introduce city youths to conservation.
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Hyel Bearden
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Plan Change Carl W. Dobos To Become Chief Of Guide Lamp
Carl W. Dobos named general manager of the Guide Lamp Division of General Motors by GM Chairman James M. Roche. The appointment is effective July 1. Seth Hi Stoner will retire July 34 after 41 years with GM. Dobos has held multiple GM posts including GMAD general manager 1960-1968 and director roles in quarters across the northeast and midwest. Stoner became general manager of Guide Lamp in 1983 and previously led GM Assembly Operations.
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Alexandria High School Class of 1920 Looks Back Fifty Years
Alexandria High School Class of 1920 plans a Jubilee reunion at the First Savings and Loan Building Hospitality Rooms. Seventeen members from Michigan Ohio Illinois and Indiana will join seven residents in Alexandria for the 1 pm gathering with reminiscence a meal and a program comparing past futures. One member believed in California may miss the event. Special guests expected for the reunion.
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Indiana Politicians Wonder Why Indy 500 Crowd Booed Bayh
The Herald Today outlines reactions from Indiana politicians as the Indy 500 crowd boos Senator Bayh amid coverage of the event. Page references show broader political discourse alongside national and local items.
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Wallace Wins Victory In Governor Primary
Wallace defeats incumbent Albert Brewer in a Democratic runoff for Alabama governor. With 74 percent of precincts reporting, Wallace leads by about 433,500 votes to 333,281, sweeping 43 of 54 counties and appealing to white voters to counter the black vote. The result jeopardizes Nixon's South strategy for 1972 and positions Wallace as a likely White House candidate.
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Nixon Sends Lawmaker Delegation To Study Asian Military Outlook
Washington reports President Nixon will send a week long delegation of lawmakers governors and White House aides to study Southeast Asia military operations. The trip aims to assess the Indochina situation ahead of a critical Senate vote on Cambodia funding and Nixon’s televised address to the nation. Members include Sens Murphy Tower Cannon and Reps Price Bray Whitehurst Fisher with governors Lave and McNair also on the roster.
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Three Seniors Face Vandalism Charges After Car Window Breakage
Three Madison Heights High School seniors were arrested on vandalism charges after allegedly smashing about 9 car windows with BE guns. Frank Hancock and Michael Menson pleaded guilty in city court. Raymond Peterson gained a continuance to June 22. Police said about 33 complaints were filed, including damage to Hunter-Weidner Chevrolet and Ebedach Motors vehicles after a late Monday party. The trio fled in a borrowed red Mustang and were spotted on the Ind. 109 by pass by two detectives.
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Boulder Police Release Indiana Man After California Slaying Link
Farley Gore donn, 18, of Anderson, Indiana, left Boulder without charge after statements tied him to a California slaying investigation. Gordon said he saw Garrett in San Francisco May 20, before traveling to Boulder, where California authorities were alerted. Garrett, also 18, was found killed at South Lake Tahoe. no leads reported by Tahoe police. Relatives said Garrett traveled with an aunt to Amarillo, Texas, then hitchhiked west. his body showed a head blow and a bound sleeping bag was found nearby. An autopsy was not yet completed.
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Middletown Doctor Named in Charge
Middletown physician Dr. Phillip D. Foley was arrested on charges of selling dangerous drugs. State police say Foley sold about $50,000 worth of amphetamines and barbiturates to two officers for $1,100 Tuesday afternoon. He appeared in Henry County Superior Court at New Castle and was released on $5,000 bond pending Friday court appearance.
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Weather Outlook With Cloudy Cooler Day
Mostly cloudy and cooler with a chance of light rain or drizzle today and tonight. Precipitation probability 58 percent. Sunrise today at 6:33 am, sunset at 3:0 pm. Highs and lows not clearly stated. tomorrow’s high unspecified.
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