Nixon Warns North Vietnam Faces Renewed War Threat
In the State of the World message Nixon declares North Vietnam risks renewed war with the United States if it violates the Vietnam settlement by retreating from Cambodia and Laos. He outlines two paths: continue aggression or pursue peaceful settlement with missing servicemen accounted for and troops withdrawn. He asserts possible improvements with the Soviet Union and China depend on Hanoi’s choices.
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China
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One Dead in Holdup at Anderson Supermarket
A suspected armed robbery at Mathews Market in Anderson ended with a fatal police shooting as the robber fled with a hostage. An off duty officer aided store staff as the scene unfolded, while another man was wounded inside the store and three suspected accomplices were detained. Police say the dead man’s identity was not yet known.
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Farm Prices Dip While Industrial Goods Jump In April
Wholesale prices of industrial goods surged 14 percent in April the steepest since 1951 while some farm and food prices declined for the first time in six months Meat prices fell 2.9 percent due to a meat boycott and Nixon price ceilings Analysts cite dollar devaluation and a worldwide boom as drivers of the industrial surge Herbert Stein says tighter controls may slow future price increases across major corporations
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Sugar and GOP Leaders to Speak at Madison Breakfast
The Madison County Women’s Republicans Breakfast Sunday at 7 30 a.m. will feature Indianapolis Mayor Richard G Lugar and two GOP congressmen plus several county legislators as guests. The Dean Olt Student Center at Anderson College hosts more than 400 attendees.
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Indianapolis
Richard G. Lugar
Dean Olt
Anderson College
County Farm Bureau Leader Responds To Food Cost Charges
James L. Jones president of Madison County Farm Bureau defends farmers amid criticism of farm profits and rising food costs. He notes consumers pay more than just food due to transportation handling labor and taxes and cites long term price trends while stressing farmers seek greater efficiency and quality.
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Watergate grand jury testimony sparks acquittal confidence
Residentia associates H Js Hardsman and John D Ehrlichman begin testimony before the Watergate grand jury their lawyer says they are confident of acquittal if indicted latest Watergate developments noted. Also Kentucky Derby favorites Secretariat and Angle Light pegged. Pacers vs Colonels in ABA finals.
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Watergate Grand Jury
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Elliot L. Richardson
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Battle Rages as Lebanon, Palestinians Clash in Capital
Heavy fighting bursts around Beirut near the Camille Chamoun stadium and airport as Lebanese army tanks shell guerrilla positions. Casualties run high among soldiers and civilians, with Palestinians reported among the dead and wounded amid scattered ceasefire attempts.
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