Heavy fighting around Da Nang camp in South Vietnam
UPI correspondent Barney Seibert reports South Vietnam 1st Infantry Division troops moved into a Da Nang camp as North Vietnamese forces launched a major assault. American advisers wounded. 81 North Vietnamese slain. Air support and gunships aided defense. Tun Tavern site noted. Mekong border fighting in Cambodia continued with casualties near Highway 1.
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U.S. Marine Corps
UPI
Barney Seibert
da Nang
South Vietnam
1St Infantry Division
U.S
U.S. Marine Artillery
Philadelphia
Cambodia
Mekong River
U S Arms To Greece Despite Embargo Reach Junta
Washington reports a one time breach of the 1967 embargo on heavy arms to Greece as the Johnson administration quietly supplied jet fighters, medium tanks, and 155 millimeter howitzers to the Athens regime. Officials say a broader embargo scrapping is under review by the NSC, with public announcement delayed for political reasons.
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Washington
Greece
United States
Athens
Czechoslovakia
National Security Council
Joseph Sisco
Johnson
Pentagon
School Plans Ecology Programs At Inner City Schools
The Anderson school board approved two six week ecology and conservation programs for 400 pupils from Hazelwood Shadeland Westvale and Riley. The plan includes field trips to water facilities and parks, remedial reading by teachers, and a separate summer program paying 3 a day for younger men.
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Anderson School Board
Anderson Federation of Teachers
Keith Millikan
AFT
Harold Gallagher
Hazelwood
Shadeland
Westvale
Riley
Guide Lamp
Mounds Park
Gallagher
Buel Bearden
Central
South Side
Enoch Drumm
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, effective July 1. He succeeds Seth H. Stoner, who will retire July 31 after 41 years with GM. Dobos has held senior GM posts since 1941, including personnel director for the Buick Oldsmobile Pontiac Assembly Division and general manager of GMAD. Stoner, a Purdue and Michigan-educated engineer, has been Guide Lamp general manager since 1965.
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Carl W. Dobos
General Motors
James M. Roche
Dobos
Seth H. Stoner
Fisher Body
Baltimore
Southern California
South Gate
Calif
Bor
Eastern Aircraft
Linden
N.J
Detroit
Framingham
Mass
Wilmington
Del
GMAD
Stoner
GM Research Laboratories
Purdue University
University of Michigan
Bristol
Conn
Guide Lamp
Alexandria High School Class of 1920 Jubilee Reunion
Eighteen of twenty three members of Alexandria High School class of 1920 plan a Jubilee reunion Saturday at the Hospitality Rooms of the First Savings and Loan Building. Alumni from Michigan Ohio Illinois and Indiana join seven residents of Alexandria for a 1 p.m. gathering with reminiscences and a dinner. A program of music jokes prophecy and career comparisons follows.
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Alexandria High School
Gilbert Carpenter
Wayne
Ivan Arnold
Alexandria
Edward Payson
Fairmount
Pendleton
Payson
South Bend
Fort Wayne
Culver Military Academy
First Savings and Loan
Michigan
Ohio
Illinois
Indiana
California
Indiana Politicians Question Indy 500 Crowd Reactions
The Herald Today notes state officials and supporters discuss the crowd booing Sen. Birch Bayh at the Indy 500. Page references show political debate across editorials, state platform shaping, and regional coverage including death notices, women’s pages, sports highlights, markets, and classifieds.
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Indiana
Birch Bayh
State Park
Anderson
Madison County
Wallace Wins Victory In Governor Primary
Wallace defeats incumbent Brewer in Alabama Democratic runoff amid a white voter surge. With 74 percent of precincts reporting, Wallace had 53 percent to Brewer’s 41 percent, carrying 43 of 58 counties. The result boosts Wallace as a potential 1972 White House contender and affects Nixon’s Southern strategy.
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Wallace
Birmingham
Ala
UPI
George C. Wallace
Albert P. Brewer
Alabama
Brewer
Nixon
South
White House
South Alabama
Harrison A. Williams, Jr
New Jersey
Nelson G. Gross
James A. Quaremba
Senate
California
Ronald
Nixon Sends Lawmaker Delegation To Study Asian Military Outlook
President Nixon plans a week long mission to Southeast Asia with lawmakers governors and White House aides to assess U S military operations and report back. Delegation includes seven members from Senate and House Armed Services committees and officials Bryce N Harlow Herbert Klein and others. They will tour South Vietnam visit Cambodian sanctuary areas and report findings upon return as Congress weighs possible Cambodian war funding cuts.
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Nixon
Washington
API
White House
Southeast Asia
U.S
Indochina
Senate
Herbert G. Klein
Administration
House Armed Services Committee
Cambodia
Klein
Bryce N. Harlow
George Murphy
R-Calif
John G. Tower
R-Tex
Howard W
Three High School Seniors Face Vandalism Charges
Three Madison Heights High School seniors were arrested on a vandalism charge after allegedly smashing an estimated 90 car windows with BB guns. Hancock and Henson pleaded guilty in city court. Peterson’s continuance until June 22 was granted. Police noted about 90 damage complaints by Tuesday night, including vehicles at Hunter-Weidner Chevrolet and Eberbach Motors. The trio left a school party in a borrowed red Mustang after 8 p.m. Monday.
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Madison Heights High School
Frank G. Hancock
York
Michael D. Henson
Malus Blvd
Raymond Peterson
Greenbriar
Robert Miller
Peterson
Hunter-Weidner Chevrolet
Eberbach Motors, Inc
Gordon Freed At Boulder
Boulder police released Gordon Freed of Anderson Indiana without charge after he reported to headquarters amid a California slaying inquiry. He last saw Gary Garrett in San Francisco May 20, Garrett’s body was found near South Lake Tahoe with a blow to the head. Garrett had left Anderson with an aunt and hitchhiked west.
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Boulder
Colo
Farley Gordon
Anderson
Ind
California
Gordon
Gary O. Garrett
South Lake Tahoe
Garrett
San Francisco
Amarillo
Tex
West Coast
Middletown Doctor In Charge Arrest for Drug Sales
Middletown physician Dr. Phillip D. Foley was arrested on charges of selling dangerous drugs. State police say Foley sold about $30,000 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’s hearing.
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Middletown, Ind
UPI
Middletown
Phillip D. Foley
Foley
Henry County Superior Court
New Castle
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Meridian
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