Hussein dismisses kin from army posts amid guerrilla pressure
Groups urged the king to join guerrillas in a pledge to liberate Israel from Jewish rule and warned Israel would not remain inactive if guerrillas gain freedom to raid Jordan. Hussein sacked his uncle and cousin from key army commands as concessions while guerrillas pressed him to renounce a political settlement with Israel. A Cairo broadcast by Al Fatah amplified the guerrilla push.
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Anderson sees population rise to 69923 in 1970 census
Madison County figures show 137482 residents, up from 125819 in 1960, with Elwood at 11069. Annexation expanded Anderson’s area and boosted totals. statewide trends show shifting populations from cities to suburbs. Local figures announced by Mrs. Noecker reflect district data from mail and follow up interviews.
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Noecker
US Census Bureau
Washington, D.C
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Anderson Township
US Bureau of the Budget
Madison Counety
Delaware County
Mole
Grant County
Marion
Henry County
New Castle
Hancock
Hamilton
New Candidates Enter Convention School Superintendent Race Looms
Madison County Republican delegates meet at Linder's to assess candidates for the convention in Indianapolis. The withdrawal of State Treasurer John K. Snyder from the U S Senate race reshapes contests for state treasurer and state superintendent of public instruction while other offices draw interest. Snyder explained he left the Senate race because the President favored Roudebush, and he may run for governor in 1972.
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US. Senate
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Noblesville
Myron Seybert
Slarold H. Negley
Richard D._ Wells
Negley
State Department of Public Instruction
Wells
John R. Price
Carmel
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Jace Snyder
GOP
Calvin Brand
Columbus
Whitcomb
Buena Chaney
L. Keith Buten
Brand
We Price
Candi
Snyder Price
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Roudebush
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Vance Hartke
Do. Kruse
Chaney
Snyder
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Price
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Pri
Mary
Statehouse
Tate
U. S. Senate
Herald Missing Caller Phone Offer
When you miss your morning Herald call 649 4218 before 9 am and one copy will be sent after 9 am by special messenger.
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Souvanna vows to retake two southern Lao capitals
Souvanna Phouma pledged in a nationwide broadcast to retake Saravane and Attopeu from Communist control. Government battalions mobilized while reports said 500 North Vietnamese troops held Saravane, with six more battalions in the area as US air support looms. The towns sit on key highways toward the Bolovens Plateau, near the Cambodian border, amid Cambodian sanctuary losses from raids.
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UPI
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Laos
Souvanna
Saravane
Attopeu
There
Thongphanh Knoscks
Bolovens
Cambodia
Miss America prelims spark beauty pageants in Anderson and Elwood
Twenty two contestants vie for scholarships trophies crowns and two Oldsmobiles in Anderson and Elwood Miss America preliminary contests. Local pageants feature swimsuits evening gowns and talent with interviews. Notables include Terri Rowe 1969 Miss Anderson Jeanne Sitz 1968 and Jill Jackson Miss Indiana. Winners advance to state pageant in Michigan City July 18.
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Anderson
Elwood
Anderson High School
Terri Rowe
Jeanne Sitz
Indiana
Jill Jackson
Jack Macy
Exchange Club of
Jenny Hood
Michigan
Ciy
Michigan City
Cambodian capital under pressure after attack by Communist forces
Cambodian government said Kompong Speu near Phnom Penh faced a pre-dawn assault by Communist troops, tightening pressure on the capital while battles raged across Laos and South Vietnam. In Que Son valley, U S bombers hit targets as fighting continued. 3 Americans were killed and 19 wounded in a border clash near Cambodia.
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APC
Kompong Speu
Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Que Son Valley
Laos
Sihanoukville
Fishhook
25Th Infantry Division
South Vietnam
Nixon moves to aid impeachment inquiry into Douglas
President Nixon signed an executive order directing the Internal Revenue Service to open to committee inspection reports on Justice William C. Douglas. He had told House Judiciary Chairman Emanuel Celler that all federal agencies would cooperate, as committee probes Douglas outside income and ties to Parvin Foundation Las Vegas. No charges yet filed. White House had previously allowed inspection in five cases.
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UPI
Nixon
House Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
William C. Douglas
Internal Revenue Service
Douglas
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
Parvin Foundation
Las Vegas
In The Herald Today Summary Briefs
In The Herald Today an index of page contents lists topics including Indochina pact aims at aiding peace talks on page 5, a report that President Arambura may be killed by abductors on page 18, Purdue action on Kettler criticized by Syate-Sendak on page 5, obituaries on page 3, editorials and opinions on Ei, women's interests and social news on page 6, Sunday church services on page 9, sports on pages 10-11, comics and daily features on pages 12-13, and classified advertising on pages 15-17.
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Unclear fragment hints at a housing ad or notice
The readable words describe a vague invitation or prompt about calling regarding an apartment, with garbled phrasing and missing context. No clear names, dates, or places can be confirmed from the fragment.
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