B52s Bypass Ben Het as Siege Near U S Green Beret Camp
U S B52 bombers pounded North Vietnamese positions around the Ben Het Green Beret camp through the night and into Wednesday morning. Saigon officials report 180 tons of bombs over plateaus and peaks near the camp as Red gunners maintained pressure during a 50 day siege.
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Monda
Ben Het
Westels
U.S
Vietnan Nokesmet
Saigon
U.S Hat
Thes - Army
Laos
Cambodia
South Vietnam
UPS
Green Beret
Delayed House Vote on Nixon Surtax Extends Two Weeks
House leaders postponed a vote on the Nixon surtax extension for at least two weeks after final counts showed insufficient certain votes. Speaker McCormack cited Rep. Mills absence and said payroll tax deductions would continue at the current higher rate until action is taken.
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Washington
UPS
House
Nixon
House Rules Committee
John W. McCormack
Congress
Mills
McCormack
Wilbur Mills
Ways and Means
Madison County Council Approves 227336.16 in Funds
The Madison County Council approved appropriations totaling 227336.16 on Tuesday. Two requests were denied: Superior Court Judge Fred G. Yelton Jr for 1033.65 to cover courtroom furniture and equipment costs and the School Reorganization Committee for 1080 in attorney fees. The council also authorized 500 for county clerk supplies and 500 for intra office fund transfers from the treasurer and for county agents.
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Madison County Council
Superior Court
Fred G. Yelton Jr
Ter
Fice
Treasuer
Plea Change in Madison manslaughter case opens trial
Jessie Jordan 19 changed his plea from innocent to guilty on the reckless homicide charge in Madison Circuit Court after a May 29, 1968 death from a car strike on 29th Street near Madison Ave. Sentencing set for July 14. Prosecution witnesses described the crash as Jordan’s car hitting Donald Brins. Jordan admitted ownership later.
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Jessie Jordan
Madison Circuit
Jordan
Donald Brins
29Th Street
Madison Ave
William Lawler
Anderson
Harry Boze
Boze
Traffic Department
Anderson transport study to hear highway fund delay
Transport Study Committee will meet at 10 a.m. Friday in the temporary city hall to hear reports on federal highway funds delays for Indiana metro areas outside Indianapolis. Mayor Flanagan and other Indiana mayors pushed for a study to exempt areas from 50 000 population rules, potentially delaying the Ind 109 by pass. John Houston of the Federal Bureau of Public Roads will attend along with state officials and local observers.
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Transportation Planning Committee
Anderson
City Hall
James Priest
J. E. Flanagan
Indiana
U. S. Conference of Mayors
Pittsburgh
Indianapolis
Mounds Road
Anderson Metropolitan Area
Priest
Chicago
New York
Flanagan
Indiana Cities and Towns Executive Committee
Organization of Mayors
Richard Roudebush
John Miller
Kokomo
Don Blue
Lafayette
John Houston
Federal Bureau of Public Roads Office
State Highway Department
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Will Rogers Jr Promotes Indian Week in Anderson
Will Rogers Jr. spoke in Anderson at the invitation of the Kikihawen and Council, Boy Scouts. He criticized spendthrift Indian programs and urged more funding for education while noting land and defense ownership disparities and rising professional strides among Navajos. The Koshare ceremonial dance team from La Junta, Colo., will perform Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Anderson High School gym.
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Will Rogers Jr
Anderson
Kikihawen
Council
Boy Scouts of America
United States Bureau of Indian Affairs
Cincinnati
Dian
la Junta
Colo
Anderson High School
Bureau
Rogers
U S
U.S. Defense Department
Explorer Scout
la Junia
Shari Siefer Keys
D R Changes Plant Superintendents And Almquist New Manager
Delco Remy announces immediate leadership shifts with Donald J. Almquist named Plant Seven manager replacing E E Ward Jr who becomes manager of the New Brunswick N J Battery Plant. Ed Catlett moves to Plant Ten, Lyle Crouse to Plant Eight, Dean Armstrong to Manufacturing Operations, and Thomas Thise to Plant Three reporting to senior managers.
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Donald J. Almquist
Delco- Remy
R. K. Williams
Almquist
Plant Ten
E. E. Ward, Jr
New Brunswick
N.J
G. E
Ed” Catlett
Plant
R. W. Salstreem
Lyle R. Crouse
Catlett
J. K. Brown
Dean A. Armstrong
Crouse
D. I. Weatherford
Thomas E. Thise
Armstrong
W. R. Harrison
Alexandria
General Motors Institute
Westminster College
U.S. Marine Corps Reserve
Delco-Remy
Plant Four
Classified notice hints at winnable ads in Herald Bulletin
A fragment notes a small turn and a $10 weekly price amid references to the Herald-Bulletin classified pages. It suggests readers can become richer by using the paper’s ads, though details are sparse and unclear.
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Herald-Bulletin
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Smith
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Madison County
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United Auto Workers Union
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Robert Martin
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St. John’s Hospital
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Tadiana State Farm
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Mounds
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Mounds State Park
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Indiana University
Mounds Park
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