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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1968
Page
5
In Montevideo Urigwayi unrest flared during a May Day protest against police brutality. Police and labor leaders clashed with around 30 demonstrators near the U.S. Embassy, injuring several officers and protesters. One person died of a heart attack after the confrontation.
INDIANAPOLIS UPI—The May 7 primaries leave Indiana candidates unopposed for November ballot spots: 1st District Rep Joan Brademas a Democrat. 4th District Rep J Edward Foush Democrat. 4th District Rep John Ty Myers Republican. 3rd District Rep Roger Hinton Republican. 1st District Rep Lee Namilsnton Democrat. 5th District W W Hill Jryf.
Preliminary peace talks between Nigeria and the secessionist Republic of Biafra will be held in London this weekend, the Commonwealth office announced. Arnold Smith, the secretary general, arranged Marlborough House discussions with high level representatives from both sides to seek a framework for ending the ten month conflict.
Fairfax Virginia motorists report stones thrown at a car near Senator Kennedy's Hickory Hill estate. David Kennedy and another boy were questioned and released to custody, labeled a normal kid incident by the governess. The Senate subcommittee on armed forces desertion will study available measures. Kennedy issued a statement apologizing for the event.
Allied forces in Vietnam report for the week ending last Saturday show 2,450 American deaths and wounds plus 253 South Vietnamese killed and 780 wounded in the A Shau Valley area. Hospitalizations total 1,363 with current field treatments at 65,527. Since 1961 American fatalities reach 28,008 and allied deaths in the eight-year period total 333,032 for North Vietnamese and Viet Cong.
Indiana Republican Mayors accuse Governor Branigin of urging Republicans to cross over in the Indiana Democratic presidential primary. The group, led by mayors from Lafayette Shelbyville Valparaiso Martinsville and others, calls Branigin a weak candidate and warns that voting for him would align with Hubert Humphrey.
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