U.S. Plans Jordan Evacuation Amid Regional Tensions
The United States ordered the evacuation of 130 dependents and nonessential embassy staff from Amman as 82nd Airborne readiness was affirmed. State Department and Pentagon cautions followed reports of hostage releases, rapes, and looting, while the 6th Fleet stood ready in the eastern Mediterranean.
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Washington
UPL
United States
Amman
Jordan
2Nd Airborne Division
Ft. Bragg
William P. Rogers
82Nd Airborne
M: US
Pentagon
Nixon
N.C
Middle East
6Th Fleet
Mediterranean
International Redross
Athens
U.S
Feyadan
International Red Cross
Middle East Airlines
West Germany
Red Cross
Beirut
Greece
Dodd Drops Race To Get Nomination
U S Senator Richard Dodd refused the Democratic nomination at the Connecticut state convention June 26 27 ending his bid while facing competition from other Dems. The report notes his past as a skeptical candidate since 1958 his illness and questions about potential independent runs.
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U.S
Friday
Dodd
U.S. Senate
Baccalaureate Rites For AC To Be Sunday
Baccalaureate services for Anderson College graduates will be held Sunday at 11 am at Park Place Church of God. President Robert H. Reardon will preside with AC staff and faculty in attendance.
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Reardon
Collge
Wwe
Anderson College
Church of God
AC Seeress
Robert H. Reardon
Bharti
Brezhnev pledges Soviet aid as US foes noted in Asia
Brezhnev told about 6,000 supporters that Moscow would render all necessary distance to forces fighting the United States in Vietnam Laos and Cambodia. He argued Washington had already escalated defeats and claimed Soviet help shaped events. He warned against intimidation by demonstrations and reiterated support for Arab states while not detailing pilots or other aid to Egypt.
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Vader
Kremlinpeech
United States
Camboia
Laos
Vietnam
Washington
Kremlin
Supreme Soviet
Brezhnev
Soviet Communist Party
Alexei N. Kosygin
Nikolai V. Podgorny
China
Mao Tse-tung
Soviet Union
Indochina
Israel
Egypt
New Arrivals Born at St John's Hospital
Mr and Mrs Larry Alder of 10 W Plum St welcome a girl and Rev and Mrs Sammy Bruce of Graceland welcome a girl. A birth also reported at Community Hospital with no further details.
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St. John’s Hospital
Larry Alder
Plum St
Sammy Bruce
Graceland
Community Hospital
Connecticut Eyes First Statewide Primary Move
The plan aims to establish the first statewide primary in Connecticut. It outlines steps to organize and authorize a mass primary election across the state, signaling a major shift in how candidates would be chosen for statewide offices.
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Renith Taere Sare Cver
Ron
Connecticut
Hickel Action Indicates Less Nixon Favor
Secretary Walter Hickel was absent from a White House briefing as reports spread he offered to repurchase federal oil leases in the Santa Barbara Channel. The issue sparked speculation his standing with President Nixon had slipped after a denied claim Nixon canceled an invitation to join the briefing on authority to buy back leases in a marine sanctuary off the California coast.
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White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Nixon
Middle East
Henry A. Kissinger
Ziegler
Wastiuius Orl
Iterior
Walter J.ickel
Santa Barbara
Hickel
Congress
California
Striking Union Heads Proposals On Negotiations
Local Union 6168 of the Steelworkers Union convenes at 10 am at the American Legion Hall in Fortville to review new contract proposals during ongoing strike against Brookside Corporation in McCordsville since May 2011 after contract expiration.
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Sitcumworsness
Steelworkers Union
American Legion Hall
Fortville
Brookside Corporation
McCordsville
Rev Owens Resigns Pastorship Moves to Muncie
Rev Owens, pastor of Goodwin Memorial Church of the Nazarene, resigns effective July 5 after leading since 1965. Under his tenure membership rose to 249 with 267 in Sunday school and 682 enrolled. A 500-seat sanctuary and parsonage were built. He and his wife Dennis relocate to Muncie to lead First Church of the Nazarene with 350 members and 735 in Sunday school, as son Steve prepares for Olivet Nazarene College studies.
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Ikev. Veraean Owens
Goodwin Memorial Church of the ‘Nazarene
Owens
Dennis
Muncie
First Church of the Nazarene
Steve
Olivet Nazarene" College
Kankakee, I
Space authorization bill sets 3.4 billion ceiling
Senate House conferees agreed on a 3.4 billion space authorization for the fiscal year starting July 1 but actual NASA funding will be set by later appropriations. House already approved about 3.2 billion, below Nixon’s request and the authorization. Apollo plans face changes after Apollo 13 delay. Apollo 15 could be canceled. Final action due next week.
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Moonlineton
Senate House
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
House
Nixon
NASA
British newspaper strike shifts GOP convention mood
In London UPI reports union leaders urge caution as a three day newspaper strike ends. Indiana Senator Vance Hartke weighs endorsing a single GOP candidate at the state convention while railroad labor talks move toward a two year contract with wage hikes and improved benefits for 13,000 members of the International Brotherhood of Firemen and Oilers.
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Didate
US London
UPI
Vance Hartke
Settle
Debush
Britain
John Price
Calvin Brand
R-Co
Washington
Lumbus
Oday
International
Judge Frees 350 Arrested In Isla Vista Disorders
A Santa Barbara judge freed more than 350 youths arrested during five nights of Isla Vista violence near the UC campus. Most released were held briefly for curfew violations as the judge said the court is not pursuing minor offenses, while other cases involving injuries or property damage remain unresolved. The curfew was lifted after a night of relative calm as 670 people were arrested this week.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Isla Vista
University of Snipa
University of Californiaampus
Bank of Meri
National Guard
Kidnappers Demand 28 Prisoners Free for Ambassador
West German ambassador Ehrenfried von Holleben was abducted in Rio de Janeiro. Kidnappers left a note in Leblon church demanding the release of 28 political prisoners in exchange for his freedom. Brazilian government mobilized forces and sought information while confirming no public details yet. The Revolucionary Popular Vanguard signed the manifesto.
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Ehrenfried von Holleben
Emilio Garrastazu Medici
Leblon
Radio Nacional
Holleben
Bonn
Walter Scheel
Rio
Gloria
Marinho Huttel
VPR
Revolutionary Popular Vanguard
Nobuo Okushi
Sao Paulo
C. Burke
Elbrick
Ment
Mexico
Okushi
Pees i
Census shifts show Indiana city and county population changes
Preliminary 1970 counts reveal movement from city to suburbs with Terre Haute and Vigo County rising modestly while Richmond and Lafayette adjust. Fort Wayne and Indianapolis totals lag behind metro area gains. several counties and towns show varied gains or declines, with Purdue’s West Lafayette expanding.
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Tipton County
Terre Haute
Vigo County
Richmond
Wayne County
Fort Wayne
Allen County
Shelbyville
Indianapolis
Greenwood
Franklin
New Castle
Connersville
Lafayette
West Lafayette
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Frankfort
Evansville
Vanderburgh
Warrick Counties
Ind
Henderson County
Crawfordsville
Montgomery County
South Bend
Calumet
Boone
Clay
Hamilton
Hancock
Hendricks
Johnson
Morgan
Putnam
Shelby
Decatur
Ripey
Rush
Randolph
Nells
Union
Adams
Blackford
Fayette
Henry
Jay
Jefferson
Jennings
Dearbore
Warren
White
Benton
Tippecanoe
Clinton
Newton
Parke
Pulaski
Vermillion
Nation and Church Disturbances Seen Similar, Leaders Say
New York AP reports elder statesmen and current leaders of the National Council of Churches view both church life and the nation as torn by a similar incane conflict. They urged the churches to address spiritual nurture while engaging social involvement, noting unrest across classes races and generations.
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New York
National Council of Churches
R. H. Edwin Espy
Council
Boston
Washington
Interdenominational Cooperative Organization
Espy
Dr. Espy
Hartke and Bayh vote against Cambodia invasion amendment
Indiana senators Vance Hartke and Birch Bayh joined the majority in the Senate as an amendment to authorize invading Cambodia again after July 1 was rejected by a 47 to 52 vote. The measure aimed to protect American troops already stationed in the region.
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Hartke
Bayh
Nixon
Cambodia Authority Washington
UPI
Bota Idiana
Vance Hartke
Birch Bayh
Senate
Cambodia
Seven Students Jailed For Campus Disorder Ban Violation
At St Louis campus a Circuit Judge denied probation and jailed seven students three to six months for disobeying a court order against disturbances. A homemade bomb was found near Schaaf home as fire set in Air Force ROTC building May 5. police protected firefighters.
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At. Louis
UPI
George Schaat
Schaaf
Air Force
Senate Rejects Quick Arms Sale Control Amid Israel Request
The Senate narrowly rejected a plan to force congressional approval for U S arms sales, while also turning down a measure urging Nixon to supply Israel with 125 fighter aircraft. Senator Williams argued arms sales risk entangling the United States, but most lawmakers backed delegating such decisions.
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APD
Senate
Israel
U.S
John J. Williams
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