Senate votes to repeal Gulf of Tonkin resolution
Washington AP reports the Senate votes 81 to 10 to repeal the Tonkin Gulf resolution used to justify US troop involvement in Vietnam. Debates center on future policy in Indochina and potential amendments aimed at forcing a broader end to US actions in Southeast Asia.
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Ted Weems Orchestra Thrills With New Material On Coast Tour
Ted Weems recalls guiding the New Ted Weems Orchestra on its West Coast tour begun in 1967. Born in Chicago on April 14 1935 he shares how his father’s Civil War interests inspired the Lincoln tribute name Line. The elder Weems served in the Navy and Merchant Marine shaping Ted Jr’s early career in show business.
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New Arrivals At St John’s Hospital and Community
A parade of births appears across several addresses and hospitals. At St John’s Hospital and Community Hospital several families welcome newborn girls and boys, with parents including Mr. and Mrs. McKinley of Frankton and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Adams among others. Additional details mention births at Noblesville, Albany, and an Army Medical facility in New York, with various parental lineages and addresses.
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Alexandria
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Shriver To Aid Democrat Candidates
Washington reports Senator Shriver a Kennedy in law ties agreed to chair a citizens committee to aid Democratic House candidates. The move follows earlier discussions endorsed by House Democratic leader Carl Albert and by Democratic National Chairman Lawrence O'Brien.
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US Sounding Proposal For Middle East Peace Plan
The draft plan omits reference to East Arab-Israeli talks and demands Israel announce readiness to withdraw from Arab territories. It requires Arab governments to accept peaceful coexistence with Israel with secure frontiers and sets a three month cease-fire as a deadline for plan implementation.
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Cambodia Air Role Uncertain in U S Cambodia Clash
Washington reports a cloudy U S air role in Cambodia with American fighter bombers reportedly striking deep into Cambodia amid conflicting statements. Cambodian forces praised air strikes aiding the siege of Kompong Thom while Pentagon officials offered guarded remarks on interdiction versus close air support.
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Cambodian Air Raids Reported Across Cambodia Front
Reports from Saigon indicate American raids targeting Communist supply lines in Cambodia beyond the ground limit. Fighting persisted near Prek Tameak and Kompong Speu as government and allied forces shifted positions and casualties mounted on both sides in the broader border campaign. A separate Peru Indiana tax suit over real estate reassessment was dismissed in Milan County Circuit Court after venue changes.
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4 H Senior Judging Contest Honors Alexandrials Youth
Nearly 20 4 H girls and boys along with their leaders participated in the annual Senior Judging Contest at Alexandrials. The event recognized top performers and highlighted youth achievement in 4 H activities this year.
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Red Scientists Say Man Can Work In Space
Moscow reports scientists foresee humans working in space flights amid cosmonaut Nikolayev and pilot Vitaly Sevarlianov managing 17 days in orbit. The Tass dispatch notes they have not fully readjusted to gravity after Soyuz 9, facing blood circulation issues, weight loss, and weakened muscles.
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Local Fair Winners Listing With Judges
Winners across categories include Sally Murhaugh Anderson in first for Clotting, Nancy Wetherford Madison Heights second, Susan Kirkpatrick Alexandria third, Sara Manship Highland fourth. Foods sees Kathy Giday Highland first, Sara Manship Highland second, Paula Simmons Elwood third, Nancy Poole Anderson fourth. Photography awards go to Leu Ann Edwards Madison Heights. Crafts first Edgar H in Alexandria second Bruce Montgomery Alexandria. Elective first Peny Williams Elwood. Judges include Mrs Maire Lawler and Mrs Byvelyn hadbourne with Mrs Karen Smith and Public Service rep Mrs Alice Bell.
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Anderson
Nancy Wetherford
Madison Heights
Susan Kirkpatrick
Alexandria
Sara Manship
Highland
Foods
Kathy Giday
Paula Simmons
Elwood
Nancy Poole
Leu Ann Edwards
Atadison Heights
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Bruce Montgomery
Cahill's Son Quits NJ Environmental Dept Job
The 19 year old son of Governor Cahill has resigned from the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection after being arrested twice this year. He had worked about four months in the Environmental Quality division earning $2.10 an hour.
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Unclear excerpt notes senator remarks and staff says
Fragmentary report shows SOP staff and House aides discussing a bill while the senator denies industry representatives or presidential advisers attended. Thomas Flynn, Cahill's press secretary, says Cahill quit to take a private sector job.
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Funeral rites set for Mrs Cutter in Goshen
Final services for Mrs. Cutter will be held Friday at 1 20 p m in Brown and Butz Funeral Home with Rev Monroe Shuster in charge. Burial will follow at Memorial Park Cemetery. Survivors include Everett and Alda Mendenhall of Anderson two daughters Melody of Warsaw Sheryl of Anderson two sons Jack of Warsaw and David of Anderson three half sisters and six half brothers all of Anderson. Also William Mendenhall stationed with the U S Marine Corps in Dallas Texas. Ralph E McCord and daughter Carol 17 dead in Georgia crash. services pending. Mrs Norma McCord and Cheryl released from Pineview Hospital in Valdosta Ga.
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Agnew Promotes War Stand Amid Civic Rally
Political figures and numerous local names gather for a rally as Spiro T. Agnew defends Vietnam policy. The piece lists attendees from Elwood, Lapel, Anderson, Pendleton, and other Indiana towns, portraying a broad GOP push with references to Cambodia and administration positions.
Maharajah of Jaipur Dies At Polo Game
The Maharajah of Iranpur and president of Rajasthan collapsed during a polo match in Gloucestershire and died at age 54. He had previously fallen at Windsor two weeks earlier, suffering concussion and bruises, and Wednesday's game was his first since the Windsor incident.
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