GM Ford Indicted for Fleet Market Conspiracy
A federal grand jury indicted General Motors and Ford on charges of conspiring to restrict competition in the fleet automobile market. The case also names the National Automobile Dealers Association and Peterson Howland & Vantura as participants in a plan to eliminate price concessions and raise fleet prices. The firms deny the allegations and say they will seek immediate relief, asserting the charges have no basis in fact.
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Refuges Move as Vietnam War Fights Escalate
On Page 5 a report states over 350000 refugees relocate within South Vietnam to escape fighting. The piece notes a broader humanitarian toll and contextual timing within ongoing conflicts, while summarizing regional displacement patterns and aid responses.
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Indiana Primary In 1968 Faces Confusing Delegate Battles
A complex Indiana primary features contested Democratic delegate races and GOP nominations for governor and Congress. Voters may see crowded fields in the Fifth and Tenth districts with no clear winners, while weather is expected dry with possible late showers. An Anderson YWCA tally center will report unofficial results starting at 6:30 p.m. local time.
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Indiana Primary Looms Wallace Versus Humphrey For Hoosiers
In Indianapolis Indiana voters face a winner take all prize of 76 first ballot delegates at the Democratic convention with Wallace aiming for victory in Indiana while Humphrey makes a final rally bid. Muskie remains on the ballot as he trails after recent defeats.
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Quang Tri Falls as Hanoi Wins First Major Victory
Saigon abandons Quang Tri as Communist forces seize the provincial capital and broaden control along the central coast. US fighters report a downed F4 Phantom near Hanoi and rescue operations continue as Saigon shifts defenses in Kontum and Bong Son amid the central highlands push.
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Five Madison County school boards face primary votes today
Ballots in five units including Mexandria Monroe South Madison Elwood Madison Central and West Central go to voters to select school board members. Contests center on administration support versus opposition with Elwood alleging a rubber stamp board and disputes dating to 1971. Voters under 18 cannot participate and machines limit access to school board pages in most precincts.
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Mark Noble
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John Collier
Rober Moore
Scott Ricener
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Roger Thompson
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U S Soviet Missile Carb Accord Near as Talks Advance
Washington reports secret exchanges between Nixon aides and Soviet leaders raise the prospect of a U S Soviet missile discussions. Ambassador Smith heads back to Helsinki with new instructions while Moscow signals indicate potential limits on ABMs and land based missiles.
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