U S Planes Hit DMZ North Viet Nam War Report
U S planes destroyed a North Vietnamese position in the DMZ while Marines suffer seven dead just south of the buffer strip. Bombing missions near Da Nang and Saigon delivered about 450 tons, with 4700 tons in the week. Marines claim heavy exchanges south of the buffer and a raid near the Rockpile artillery position. Grand Coulee Dam in Washington creates a reservoir.
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Saigon
UPD
Uility
U.S
Tha Pas
Homney Missiona Cartiek
da Nang
Harsler Worthwest
Dmz
Thursdey
Hey
United Sates
North Vietnam
Wbard
Bulfer
Els
Reform Movement to Rally State Employees at Statehouse
A reform group plans to join marchers on May 8 at the Statehouse to protest a 10 percent pay cut for state employees. State and other interested groups will assemble at the State Office Building for a march around the state house.
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Pendleton
Pennicton Lostal
American Federation of State
Gn Manjetyal Employes
Abscme
New Irish Premier Wins By 1 In Narrow Victory
Chichester Clark won the Northern Ireland premiership amid Catholic-Protestant tensions that split the Unionist party. He pledged peaceful reform and an orderly transition after the resignation of Terence O’Neill. Clark spoke of uniting factions and extending civil rights, while urging restraint to avoid violence.
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Belpase
Ieland
Clark
Nari
Weland
Terdien O'Neil
Vlahta
Chichester
Chicheser Park
Shin
Aery Nalics
Lowsman
Jnehuing
O'Neil
Saird
Brian Faulkner
The
Waanimans
Chichesmarch
O'Neill
Pendleton
Bhus
Chichester Clark
James Lavit
Oh Viata
Usl Agriculture
Aye
CME
Indiana
Seid
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New Arrivals Anderer Vielnig Horn at 8
Readers note birth notices and student life items from five Indiana communities. The page lists newborns with parent names and addresses, local hospital mentions, and campus events at Anderson College Purdue IU and nearby campuses. Student protests and campus activities include boycott armbands and outdoor rallies with planned performances and social club carnivals.
Redbud boycott stirs campus plans and summer exhibit
A student group at the lorthiest TU campus in Gacy voted to boycott classes starting Monday. Indications point to a four percent impact by Thursday as the campus marks a Tri-S program exhibit weekend in the Orange Room of the Student Center featuring a May pole dance, Cyclathon, Mini-Race, kite-flying, and other activities with committee chairs named for decorations, arrangements, publicity, and social clubs.
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Allan W. Badgeys
Vilne
Siukin
Jolent
Aniel Webster
Ton
Jan EK
Ath St. Athletic Field
I White Goods
Anderson College
Alond
Dale Benat- Sarr
Gacy
Miss Friermand
Janet Armey
Fort Wayne
Fayed Harting
Greenfield
Kirk
Bookout
Anderson
Cyclathon
Tanise Suetenga
Racine
Randy Smith
Peotia
Alo
Shayon Davis
Zanesville
Otio
Becky Yanik
Arterson
May Court
David VanNormen
Brankfort
Bowne J Kerr
Grand Blanc
Mich
Stephanie Lewis
Alexandria
Steve Gilbert
Community Concert iMembership Drive Ends Saturday
Community organizers announce an iMembership drive ending Saturday with plans for a weekend series of concerts. Chairmen Mr and Mrs Jack Domarcar and volunteers urge Forney patrons to join, with information lines for interested attendees and roster of upcoming programs at Pine Arts Genera and Toonivversity.
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Jack Domaver Sayl
Mae Ing
Domarcas Saidl
Monga
Informa
Andéyson
Pine Arts Genera
Anderson Obituaries and Campus Protests Highlight Local News
Obituaries include Lucille Hull died at Community Hospital after a rally near Mt. Washington. native of Madison County born 1904. Separately, campuses nationwide faced protests with sit ins and university actions, from New York City to Indiana and Kentucky, involving students, administrators, and police responses.
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Lucille Hull
Lucille Oll
Shevik
Kava
Madison County
Meyishe
Hugh
Besser
Bijin
Louisville
Bethel United
WSCS
New York
Mb Chaser
Jon
Mary
Fonte
Chicago
Pauline Hinger
Reno
Queens College
James Hall
University of Rochester College
City crackdown targets underage drinkers in Anderson bars
The Vice Division reports complaints since April about serving alcohol to underage patrons in Anderson bars and liquor stoves, with several arrests made last month. Officers Vaughn Weatherly and Louis Lacy led the operation with Indiana State Excise Department support to enforce hours, penalties, and state regulations. If found guilty, violators face fines up to 50 dollars or up to six months in jail. 43 arrested were cited yesterday.
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Witablis
Quel
Anderson
Vaughn
Indiana State Excise ‘Department
Indiana Alcoholic ‘Beverage Commission
Vaugan
Iiquor Commission
Services Saturday For Chester Frye and Mrs. A Long
Obituary notice notes funeral services for Chester Frye and Alice Lang set for Saturday at St John Lutheran Church. Pastor Lown Vhongesou will officiate with burial at Sunset Memorial Cemetery. Survivors include widow Helen, two sisters, three stepchildren, and several grandchildren. ministers Harold Leung er and John Cubert to conduct rites.
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Plwood
Ries
Karl Baye
Joli Lutheran Ghuret
Lown Vhongesou
Sali
Michae
Helores
Loaly Move
Wuwa
Dick Free
Hie Vee
Mary Ray
Urs
lAlice Lang
Manel Jmather
Belly McPhewsey
Aiwood
Pam
Satunlay
Rand
Harold Leunger
John Cubert
Kb Wool City
Fureival
More Indianapolis Traffic Tickets Prompt Public Confusion
Indianapolis residents share confusion over traffic tickets issued in Indianapolis on E 271 St and at other downtown lots. Recipients report uncertain dates and locations, with some paying $2 fines while others dispute the charges. City officials acknowledge a backlog in processing and advise checking official records to resolve misissued notices.
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Willi Walker
Fifth St
Walker
Indianapolis
Leo Provence
Provence Electric Co., Inc
Norma Jean Cook
Arrow Age
Lhter
San Diego
Calif
Cook
Weir-Cook
Thomas Newnan
Sherman
Newman
Washingto Ne
William Byer
the Herald
Byer
Indiananntis
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Obituary notices for Mrs Ruth Heniser Mrs Helen Haworth and Jeanne Selvey report deaths in Madison and nearby counties. Details include birth years residence World War I service church affiliations funeral arrangements and interment plans. Survivors and service times are listed with home and mortuary locations for services and calling hours.
County Cancer Crusade Here Mears End
Flaws for Madison County participation in the 1959 Cancer Crusade Telethon loom as organizers announce the event in Bloomington on WITY Channel 4 starting at 11 p.m. Saturday May 3 and continuing to noon Sunday May 4. notable figures and local figures are listed among participants.
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Medison County
Mike Reydell
Speal Jayeve
Bloomington
Bdigua
WITY
John Pont
State Cancer Crusade
Dick Snd
Rom VanArsdale
Ginelanali Royals
Phoenix Suns
I.U
Lynn Haglond
Indiana
Don Barry
Mort Tina
Alent
Madison
Washington
UPI
Sen. County
T. McClallan
Deark
Senate Jayrees
Javshees
Cancer Crusade
Meridian
McClellan
Sesmat
Aoe
Reydell
Telations
Ots
Aces
McClellin
Burger
Hut
Broadway
Arby’s
Matt's Pure Oil
Sly
Teydetl
Blackout Hits Sydney Causing Widespread Disruption
A 45 minute power blackout in the Australian city of Sydney disrupted transportation and industry studies, causing brief unrest. Authorities reported impacts across the city affecting around 2.4 million residents as services paused and utilities were restored.
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Sidney
Sydney
UPD
Unis
Israelis retaliate after mortar barrage near kibbutz
Six Israelis were killed and wounded during a Wednesday night clash after bombardment of a kibbutz area. Israel reported two women in their 20s wounded in an Arab mortar attack. Sources say Israeli artillery fired 42 shells in a military strike that hit a town and four civilians, with many residents displaced in New York City vicinity.
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Anartheest
Jordan
Israel Aumgrs
Ande
Nonprofit Post Office Plan Faces Slow Start
Washington lawmakers weigh a nonprofit government corporation for mail delivery as critics warn of delays and outdated systems. Rep Udall says patience required, while former Postmasters General O'Brien and Watson back the concept. President Nixon’s postmaster general Glachton to judge the plan as the Pacific area forecast covers about 30 million square miles.
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Post Office
Washington
UPR
Post Office Department
Noddy Usinkk
Rep. Maris
K. Udall
D-Arix
Ie House Post Olive Committee
aLmirce
Lawrence F. O'Brien
Abitvin Watson
Government Corporation
Presiden Nixoln
Winlon St. Glownt
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Tay
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Columbus
Leroy
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Ueye Righard
Fox Wldria
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Alderson
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Purdue University
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Mer Srey
Coraleynd Horn Faye Ong
Harold B. Rorele
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Forestville Cemetery
Samwitville
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University of Kentucky Arts and Sciences
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M. Strickler
Black Students Union
Strickler
Indiana State University
Terre Haute
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Purdue Univer_ ‘sity
Memorial Union
Mninos
Chicago City College
Rhos Island
Brown University
Missouri
Missouri State College
Hawause
Washington, D.C
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Richard G. Bei
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John L McClellan
Ark
Permanen Investigations
Mary Bronsenberg
Mary Brontenberg
College Or
Dolun's Hospital
Richland Fawn Ship
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May. E. Bromenberg
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Chole M
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Joseph A. Brannenberg
Baker Brothers Tuneral
Lanis Naw
Ferval
Ernest Llyod
St. Ambrose Catholic Church
Ernest W. (Shorry) Lloyd
Andover
Maplewood Cemetery
Florence Whitfield
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Florence McMahan Whitfield
Chester Frye'l
A. Long
John V
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Malibu
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Cincinnati
Ohio
APV
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Ars
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Wan
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Rehovot
Israel
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Neathy
Ruth Heniser Auiicles
Mya Huth Ay Houser
Wild
Gale
Llanwictil Bospil
Stewie Aster
Melevit Basel
Alessia
Sita Baogo
Tosber
Mes
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Moneele
Madson County
Heniser Sie
Munewie
Gethsemane
Uh Warner Goa Symphy Chi Avaya
Julius Haworth Cick
Julies Wigel
Cicera
Hit
Sfamilton County
Wallerlant
Honma Hammack
Hawe'ly
Hintle Creek
Agness Applesate
Richard Maworta
Columbi City
Warren
Haworth
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Ala
Michael
Robert
Bee
Susan Laworth
Agnes) Grife
Monee
Teese
Cicero
Cusick and Weger
Trambuuc
Cicero City
Mae Sonic
Jeanne Tucker Selvey
Daleville
Ballard and
Shirey Pungral
Jenne 'Theker Selvey
Joby M. Selvey
York
Elm Ridge
Flo Opin
County Cancer Crusade
Mears End
Merson & Yeail
Rainhaw Bridge
Niagara Falls
Canada
Ienote
Hou Eds
Piheree
Daverdy
Lemtinved Sram Poy
Terie Tucans
New W York
Cry
Francisco
Niles
W. Lloyd
Ante Cathal
Interne Gay
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