Kennedy Scores Indiana Victory In Primary Race
In Indianapolis AP Kennedy swept Indiana with 41 percent of the vote from 1,679 precincts to gain a solid delegate edge. McCarthy followed with 30 percent, Branigin 29 percent, and Nixon led Republicans with a strong showing. Kennedy said he spent about 550000 to 600000 and denied a $2 million figure. He defended the delegate win as encouragement while McCarthy and Nixon framed the result as a personal contest ahead of future primaries.
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Indianapolis
Sen
Hobert PF. Kennedy
N.Y
Kennedy
Euc Benet
McCarthy
D-Minn
Guy
Roger D. Branigin
Vicw
Hubert H. Humphrey
Richard M. Nixon
Kenedy
Branigin
Nixon
Indiana
District of Columbia
Gordon St. Angelo
Minnesota
Hranigin
New Hampshire
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Richard M. Nison
He- Publican
Lincoln
Neb
NBC
Colvein
Good Morning Start The Day With Chuckle
Louisville AP reports a high school bulletin board confuse the letters on a word but readers still deciphered the message. The rearranged letters formed "Tonight PTA Broad Meeting" signaling an upcoming PTA event at the school.
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Chuckle
Louisville
PTA
Teachers Vote Return Today After Union Action
Anderson area teachers, after a dawn session, vote unanimously to return to classrooms. AFT leaders Merrill Pyle and Whitey Ellis advised the school board that negotiations remain open. Judge Yelton had fined the union for strike days, with about 225 of 768 teachers on strike May 2 over salary scale.
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American Federation of Teachers
Anderson School
Merrill Pyle
AFT
Whitey Ellis
Pyle
Madison Superior Court
Fred &. Yelton
Ellis
Yellen
Pickering
Anderson
Yelton
Rescuers Drill 2nd Mine Air Vent Near Hominy
Rescue teams drilled a second air vent at a flooded coal mine 14 miles from the entrance, reaching 13 of 23 trapped men as others remain in contact. Waterproof tubes and conveyor belts were used in early breakthroughs amid near freezing temps. Divers were brought in to assess escape options and safety.
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Hominy
Falls
Paca
Frank Davis
Edward Rudd
GE. Richardson
Maust Coal and Coke Co
David Stith
Warmingtor, Pa
Matley
Medford No
Robert
Davies
Fire destroys Cedar Lounge in early Tuesday blaze
Firemen from six local companies battled an early morning fire that destroyed the Cedar Lounge. Discovered at 3:35 AM by patrol officers, the flames were under control after more than three hours. Fire units from Companies 2, 4, 5, 6, 8, and 9 responded.
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Anderson
Jack Bowman
Ome
Bowman
Leaey Yorn Fo Page B
Calema
Incumbent Congress Entries Win in Indiana Primaries
UPI reports three Republican incumbents Adair Roudebush and Bray led in Indiana GOP primaries as polls closed, with several nonincumbent hopefuls battling for late leads across districts. As results trickled in, margins varied, but incumbents held commanding leads in multiple races while Democrats faced crowded fields.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Ross Adair
Richard Roudebush
Sth
William G. Bray
Ath
Adair
Roudebush
Bray
Ati
Indiana University
Terrence F. Connors
Montgomery County
Elden
Tipton
Jasonville
Vigo County
Terre Haute
Robert C. Ford
Kokomo
Neward County
Arhur Lindsay
Rowlebust
Charles R. Kelly
Zionsville
Eachet
Weather snapshot with wind and sunrise times
A brief weather note records showers and thundershowers with windy conditions. High near 80 and low around 40s, yesterday’s high 27 and low noted. Sunrise at 5:41 am, sunset tonight at 7:00 pm.
Dr Bowers and Wilson Boys Club win Rotary Community Image Awards
Dr C Richard Bowers and the Bill Wilson Boys Club received the Anderson Rotary Club Community Image Awards for the past year. Bowers was honored for volunteer medical service in Vietnam, nearing completion of another two month tour with AMA volunteers. Ray Humphrey accepted the award on behalf of the Wilson Boys Club for work in race and human relations.
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Dr. Bowers
Wilson Boys’ Club
Rotary Community Image Awards
American Medical Association
Wilson Bays
Ray B. Humphrey
Teachers Cancel Session With Hahn
The dinner meeting with Br. Harvey Hahn of Dayton Ohio, announced for this evening by the Association for Childhood Education and the Anderson Area Reading Council, has been cancelled according to the sponsors.
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Br. Harvey Hahn
Dayton
Ohio
Association For Childhood Education
Anderson Area
Chesterfield Jaycees Elect New Officers
Chesterfield Jaycees held their annual election May 6 at the dayeze Clubroom Fred James a former Ander son Jaycee was named president to serve until June 1 1989 Also elected were Phil Hallenbeck vice president Larry Baldwin secretary Dave Morris treasurer Charles Smith state director Larry Masser Darrell Young and Matt Conley all directors The Jaycees are in their second year in Chesterfield with several projects completed Mrs Jaycees election will be held later this month with new officers taking posts June 1 1968.
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Toe Chesterfield Jaycees
Dayeze
Fred James
Anderson Jaycee
James
Woodman Life Insurance Company
Anderson and Chesterfield
Phil Hallenbeck
Larry Baldwin
Dave Morris
Charles Smith
Larry Masser
Darrell Young
Matt Conley
Students Occupy Heart of Paris in Red Flag Protest
Thousands of students moved up the Champs Elysées and into central Paris assailing police near the Arc de Triomphe. They waved red flags over the tomb of the Unknown Soldier, sang the Communist Internationale, and briefly occupied the Place de l'Étoile before dispersing amid police clashes and reinforcements.
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Paris
UPN
Champs Elysee
France
Pisce d’Etoile
Avenue George V
Charles de Gaulle
Calny
Micro
Latin Quarter
Columa
Dennis Leads In GOP 0th District Race
In the GOP primary Dennis leads in the 10th district race with early unofficial returns from Madison County and surrounding counties. Nixon ran unopposed in the statewide primary, while Kennedy won decisively in New York, and McCarthy trailed in county results. Several other county and state nominations appeared unsettled or trailing. results from Henry and Hancock counties were tabulated.
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Madison County
Richard M. Nixon
Kenneth Rowman
David D. Deans
Keith Fraser
Ibirnger
Martin K. Edwards
Robert J, Nance
Edwin E. Sanders
Holel
John C. Alley
Kenneth Bi
Habert
Humphrey
Lawrence M. Ghotz
Lomie
Weston HE
Proctor George W. Baker
Theodore R. Likens
Jesse P. McMahon
Saat
Kenneth Hartman
Fred Hiday
Clifton B. Paddock
Harald V. Paugh
Richard Smith
Roger D. Hranigh
Robert F. Kennedy
Eugene J. McCarthy
Russell E. Davis
Edward Dixon
Randall
Harmon
Robert J. Murphy
William J. Norton
Maxine Arnett
Dennis J. Lanane
Joe G. Stuart
Phillip A. Brown
AK Carlin F
Richard Nixon
New York
Roger Branigin
Eugene McCarthy
Kenneth Bowman
Anderson
GOP
Congress
Old Sun District
Marion Withers
Anderton
George W. Baker
New Gaetle
Madison Coury
Robert L. Nebie
Fiwood
Henry
Hancock
Jads
Jin
Kane
Willam J. Norton
Norton
Russell W. Davis
New Castie
Hancock Counies
William Z. Sebree
Carlin F. Dawson
Morris Johns
Thomas Ashly
David J. Brinker
John S. Manship Jr
Donald M. Wins
Ralph McCord
Wag Ter
J. Max Draper
Everett
J. Sloulemyer
Midedle
Harald Foust
Tern Ta Power
Rockets Hit Saigon Airport in Early Morning Attacks
Rockets and gunfire struck Saigon's Tan Son Nhut airport and eastern downtown areas during the predawn hours. Five South Vietnamese and at least three U.S. servicemen were wounded, with minor damage reported at the base. Civilian casualties and further strikes near a power plant were noted amid ongoing fighting along Cholon's southern edge.
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Saigon
Dan Son Nhut
U.S
Tan Son Nhut
New Arrivals In Anderson and Vicinity
Born at St. John's Hospital to Mr and Mrs Walter Oleksy 205 Wend St a girl and to Mr and Mrs George Tierney 41 Knoll Rd a girl also to Mr and Mrs Gary Endrai 247 Santa Lane a boy Torn at Community Hospital to Mr and Mrs Pete Skehan SULEL 5th Styal Born to Mr and Mrs Warren LaVeque 4621 St Rd 9 N at Ball Memorial Hospital Muncie a fo ual part of the capital Parachute flares lighted the night sky and planes pounded suspected enemy positions in the third day of heavy fighting in and around Saigon The enemy launched the attack Sunday and shelled more than 10 other cities and military installations possibly to strengthen their band at the forthcoming peace talks in Paris Early in the day an enemy force tried to burst into Saigon over a bridge across the Kuih Doi Canal But armored personnel carriers of the US 7th Infantry Division beat them to the bridge and the enemy took refuge in a warehouse and factory area just south of Saigon The fighting swept through the warehouses and factories most of the day The division reported killing 19% enemy soldiers by nightfall 15 casualties by incomplete count were one killed and 15 sounded Several hundred North Vietnamese and Viet Cong were re Beery Ton To Foue 6 Column &
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Saigon
Paris
Kuih Doi Canal
Sth
Foue
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Solid State Victory
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Fong
Secoyid
Tare Persaré
Herald
Cedar Lounge
Ind
U. Sullivan
Lafayette
Tippecanoe County
Earl Landgrebe
Valpa- Taso
Renard F. Kelly
Smith Howard Sullivan
LaPorte
William Ervin
South Bend
David Barrett
Roben GC
Ford
Howard County
Siden
Mizanville
Jed Terrence
Connors
Bic K
Wayne Kent
Evans
Fermer
Phillip le Bayt
Robert D. Garton
Columbus
Bartholomew
Richard B. Wathen
Jeffersonville
Floyd County
David WW. Dennis
Richmond
Russell Davis
New Dale
State Department of Administration
Randall S. Harmon
Muncie
Hotary Club
J. Arnold Jones
YMCA
Basil Dulin
Chesterfield Jaycees
Heart of Paris
Dennis
Cholon
St. John’s Hospital
Walter Oleksy
Wend St
George Tierney
Knoll Rd
Gary Endrai
Santa Lane
Community Hospital
Pete Skehan
Sulel
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