Tonkin Act Repeal Vote Scheduled In Senate
The Senate plans a Wednesday vote on repealing the Tonkin Resolution amid tense debate. The timing could shift to Thursday, with four hours allowed for amendments to the military sales bill and related measures. The outcome hinges on the Dole amendment or a concurrent resolution approved by foreign relations.
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Tokyo Protests Turn Violent After US Japan Treaty Renewal
Street rallies in Tokyo ignite into clashes as students, priests, and unions protest the US–Japan security pact. Police deploy tear gas and water cannons while crowds march from Yoyogi Park to the Diet amid nationwide demonstrations in Osaka Kyoto and other cities. Expo 70 proceeds without disruptions.
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Elwood City Court News Highlights Speeding and License Cases
Elwood City Court heard multiple driving related cases. Taige Michael Tancey faced speeding, case continued to a later date. Robert Plovner and James Mack cited for license issues with fines totaling 36.25 and 36.20 respectively. Dale Phillips fined for public infraction with total costs 34. Geneva Groover fined 36.20 for operating without license. suspended sentence 60 days in Madison County jail.
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Marines on trial in Son Thang killings court testimony
A witness testified that Evansville Marine Pfc Thomas R Boyd Jr did not fire fatal shots in Son Thang village killings. he claimed the victims were down as the patrol leader ordered killings and Boyd fired two warning rounds before a vehicle crash. Other patrol members face separate proceedings.
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Griffiths critiques Whitcomb era taxes and public relations
Griffiths argues Indiana reduced per capita taxes while Whitcomb's administration increases revenue and surplus. He cites higher state aid to schools, growing highway spending, and fewer traffic deaths, but calls the admin a group of political amateurs and says intraparty critics come from within. He urges the women's organization to lobby for tax bills in 1971.
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State Senator Kruse Invited to White House Foreign Policy Briefing
State Senator Dean V. Kruse said he was invited to a White House briefing on foreign policy. He will be the state’s sole representative as Secretary of State Rogers briefs lawmakers on regions from Indochina to the Middle East.
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Israeli Air Strikes Hit Lebanon Frontier Again
Israeli planes pounded guerrilla targets on Lebanon's southwestern flank near Mt Hermon for the second straight day. The defense ministry announced all jets returned safely after attacking in the sector also hit on May 12 following raids on Israeli border settlements.
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County deputies voice concerns over courtroom access and safety
Madison County deputies report dangerous inmates at the county jail and criticize attorney practices in private, off view talk spaces during court. They call for secure transport, more staff, and tighter control as manpower strains grow.
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AMA Hears Abortion Suggested Way To Prevent Birth Defects
At the American Medics Association convention Dr Cyrus W Stimson urged abortion as a preventive measure for birth defects including mongolism He proposed prenatal diagnosis parental counseling and intervention to aid future family planning He noted abortion could be considered when a fetus cannot be treated or parents cannot cope with two defective children
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Navy awards 2.14 billion destroyers contract to Litton
The Navy awarded a 2.14 billion contract to Litton Systems for destroyers of an advanced, fuel efficient class to be built in Pasagoula Mississippi replacing the Ingalls yard. The ships honor late Adm Raymond Spruance and will be powered unconventionally. Subcontractors in up to 40 states will supply materials.
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Roscoe Turner Aviation Pioneer Dies in Indianapolis
Indianapolis tributes flowed after Col Roscoe Turner died in hospital. Gov Whitcomb ordered state capitol flags at half staff and Mayor Lugar praised Turner for inspiring aviators and advancing the aviation age.
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Mae West Draws Massive Broadway Crowd in New York Return
Mae West returns to New York after 20 years for the Myra Beckinridge premiere at the Criterion Theater. A crowd of more than 90,000 fans, many teens, thronged the streets in a historic ovation on Broadway, dwarfing Raquel Welch's film reception.
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Bank Robbery Netted $60,000 at Clarksville Branch
A bushy-browed man in bib overalls entered the Citizens Bank of Jeffersonville in Clarksville Indiana on Tuesday before the regular hour. He asked for $10 worth of quarters then grabbed a deposit bag containing hundreds of dollars in $10 and $20 bills while the teller turned away to retrieve coins. The theft totaled about $60,000.
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Cernik Resigns as Czech Technical Development Chief
Oldrich Cernik former premier in 1988 reforms loses his last government post. He resigned as minister-chairman of the committee for technical and investment development at his own request, according to Czechoslovak news agency.
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