Senate votes near vote to set nine month war pullout
The Senate urged President Nixon to withdraw all U S troops from Indochina in nine months if all war prisoners are released. The Mansfield amendment, supported by Democrats, called for immediate cease fire talks with North Vietnam and a phased troop and prisoner withdrawal culminating in total pullout. Senate leaders warned of possible trouble passing the draft extension as June 30 looms and filibuster threats grow.
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Nashington Vane
Senate
Nixon
U.S
Indochina
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
North Vietnam
Vietnam
Ue Origina
Wthdrawal
Ooe
Ziegler
Four Dead in Madison County Traffic Toll Rises This Week
A series of wrecks across Madison County and nearby areas left four killed and eight injured Tuesday. Victims include William McGinnis of Elwood and Patricia Dean and her daughters Angela and Candice of Elwood, with other fatalities and multiple injuries reported along U S 31 and Ind 13 near the Grant County line. Police describe injuries ranging from fair to serious as investigators piece together the crashes and identify drivers and survivors. Funeral arrangements and survivor details are noted for the McGinnis family, with services set at the Church of the Brethren.
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Anderson
2Rd Street
Central Way
William §. McGinnis
George
Vna
James B. Myers
Pendleton Ave
Grant County
Ind
Patricia R. Dean
N. Anderson Sr
Elwood
Angela
Candice
John E. Cummings
Lynnwood
Kokomo
Troy Dean
Meccy Hospital
Riley Hospital
Indianapolis
Jack Bowley
Bowley Auto
Richard Clark
Erma L. Tolman
Gaywood Dr
Chesterfield
West
Robert Baldwin
Uly
James I
Mary Rtchinson McGinnis
Madison County
Church of the Brethren
Hel Armstrong McGinnis
Kenneth
Junita) Creason
Middletown
James E
Fairfax Staton
Robert W
Myron E
Muncie
Church of Brethren
Pase
Tom
Patricia R. Doon
N. Anderson St
Brian
William L. Reed
W. Tich St
Indiana State Police
Madison County Police Department
Gas City
Herald
Sam Hunter
Printing Ban Breitbart: Pentagon Study Revealed
A federal judge barred the Boston Globe and ordered it to surrender a secret Pentagon study. The New York Times and Washington Post faced similar restrictions. The Chicago Sun-Times ran a partly based story using the same report, detailing top secret State Department documents on the 1963 coup against South Vietnamese leader Ngo Dinh Diem. The Sun-Times claimed the memo by Roger Hilsman urged U.S. action to prevent North Vietnam interference and supported overthrow plans. Diem was assassinated later that year. The editor cited that part of the material came from the same report as Times Post and Globe.
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Associated Ilness
New York Times
Washington Post
Boston
Boston Globe
Chicago Sun-Times
Chicago
State Department
Ngo Dinh Diem
Roger Hilsman
Dean Rusk
The
Sun‘Times
United States
Diem
Hilsman
Rusk
North Vietam
Sugested
North Vietnam
James F. Hoge Jr
Times, Post and Globe
Celarn
Couple Bilks Woman In Downtown Anderson Scam
A westside resident was targeted by two banco artists in downtown Anderson. A young woman asked for directions as a man claimed to have found money in a package. He said he worked for a local business and should share the money, then left to consult a boss. The ruse aimed to coerce the victim into a split.
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Westside
Banco
Anderson
Ith
Meridian
Hhe
Sug Prise Torn
Public TV Comes to Anderson with Sesame Street
Public television arrives in Anderson as Eastern Indiana Community Television plans to acquire WLBC-TV in Muncie and convert it to a nonprofit PBS outlet. The move links Anderson to a six county, nonprofit board, with Ball State University involvement, while CATV plans advance separately under General Electric Cablevision.
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Guide
Anderson
Eastern Indiana Community Television, Inc
EICTV
Wlbc-Tv
Muncie
Ball State University
Anerson
General Electric Cablevision Corporation
Lic
Cable-Tv
Allen McCormick
Public Television
PBS
Public Broadcasting Service
Street
Ditch Dread: Sewage Floods Crow Garden Near Pittsford
William M Crow and his wife Rosemary battle recurring pollution from the Pittsford ditch that overflows into their Crestview home yard. The city engineer Harold Smith orders steps to stop raw sewage and oil tainting the water, while Delco Remy pledges cleanup. Rosemary Crow laments ruined garden, black film on plants, and a sand bar built by ditch sediment. The fix requires cleaning and dredging to lower water levels.
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Pittsford
Harold Smith
Ox Therald
William M. Crow
19Th St
Delco- Remy Division
Smith
Delco
Raeg Ban Bean & Pans
Crow
Rosemary
Courthouse Statues May Be Preserved or Sold
County officials discuss the four statues atop the courthouse noting plans to preserve historic elements in the new building or relocate them to the grounds. If unusable, the statues will be auctioned along with other courthouse items.
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Clifton Paddock
Paddock
The Herald Today Highlights Page Split
The Herald Today outlines its internal page layout with sections for Anderson and Madison counties deaths on Page 2, materials and opinions on Pages 4 and 5, health features on Pages 6 and 7, Accent on Youth on Page 1, Major League results and sports on Pages 12 and 13, daily features and comic strips on Pages 1 and 15, markets livestock quotations and financial news on Page 16, and classified want ads on Pages 16 through 19.
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Anderson
Madison Couns
Verelde Bin Wont-AdViers Ford Ballon Result Teasing
Readable text fragment shows a garbled line about satisfaction with results and an incomplete sentence referencing a unit or group and a mysterious phrase about a fond and se Ye. The readable portion confirms an expression of happiness with the outcome but lacks coherent context or identifiable names.
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Ford Ballon
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Paris
House
Madson County
St. Anderson
U.S. 31
Ind. 28
Tipton County
Ruth Ann McDermont
Sarah
Michael
Andrew
Tolman
Sim’s Hospital
William Breece
Anderson Police Department
McGinnis
Jon C. Shafer
Sesame Street
Myraid
Otter
M Aabl Kinerk
E. 19Th St
Cooma
New York
Alexandria AA
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