Red Commandos Attack Camp Triggers Six Hour Battle
U S Army base Camp Haple near Hue endures six hour fight after North Vietnamese commandos slip into the 01st Airborne Division stronghold. US reports 13 dead 54 wounded. many enemy bodies captured or found. Heroic guard Dennis Breutzmen from Caledonia Wis nicknamed The Worm charged a rocket launcher setup, aiding defense. Casualties include Camp Eagle and others in Hue area under intensified fighting.
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SMGON
UPS
01St Airborne Division
Camp Haple
Hue
U.S
Camp Bagle
Spee
Dennis Breutzmen
Caledonia
Wis
Thyrston
Anderson College to Honor theology graduates in Sunday service
Anderson College officials announce a Senior Recognition Service Sunday at Park Place Church of God opposite the campus to honor a dozen students completing the Graduate School of Theology. Rev. Robert A. Culp of Toledo will deliver the sermon.
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Anderson College
Graduate School of Theology
Park Place
N A.m
Robert A. Clup
Toledo
Ohio
Robert H. Reardon
Gene W. Newberry
Rev
Culp
Fleose
Crlunn
State Inspector Courts Courthouse Inspection Tour
State Fire Marshal Chief Inspector Storms toured the Madison County Court yesterday morning with Fire Chief Robert Grimes Assistant Chief Harold Taylor and Ralph McCord president of the County Commission to review hazardous conditions cited by the Anderson Fire Dept. The marshal’s office will investigate, with a report due next week.
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Ward Storms
Madison County
Anderson Fire Dept
Robert Grimes
Hareld Taylor
Ralph McCord
Marshall Norman Fesler
Governor Rockefeller signs $8 billion metro development bill
Albany report notes the governor signed a large metro development measure drawing attention to an outage in the capital office caused by mood lighting. The event included the signing and remarks from Senate Majority Leader Earl Brydges as the power flickered.
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Albany
Rockefeller
Senate
Earl V. Brydges
Murder trial nears end in Darrel Jackson case
In Hancock Superior Court Darrel Eugene Jackson, 25, of Anderson faced a first degree murder trial for the death of Roy H Turner at Paramount Billards in Anderson on Sept 8 1964. Prosecutors rested after 15 witnesses and seven defense witnesses followed. Rebuttal witnesses and final arguments were anticipated with a possible jury verdict by late afternoon.
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Grrenfinn
Hancock Superior Court
Darrel Eugene Jackson
Anderson
Roy H
Pop) Turner
Madison County
Mit Hight
Heam
Piletuoon
Jackson
Paramount Billards
Turner
Lawler
Esterday
Fo Law
Peace Talks Raise Hopes From Paris to Mos cow Meeting
U S officials expressed cautious optimism after talks in Paris with North Vietnam and courtesy calls to President de Gaulle. Xuan Thuy signaled a possible second stage if bombing ends, with South Vietnam to be involved, as diplomats seek to widen the conference beyond the current participants.
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Paris
W. Averell Harriman
Moscow
Vietnam
Harriman
Charles de Gaulle
North Vietnnam
Xuan Thuy
de Gaulle
Thuy
French International Conference Center
Hanoi
U.S
North Vietnam
Esmian
South Vietnam
United States
Saigon
Bro
Isue
Soviet Union
Britain
France
Japan
Wiehe
Celumin
Deficit Defense Request Seeks 3.9 Billion for Vietnam
President Jolson asked Congress for a 3.9 billion defense boost to fund expanded combat operations after the Tet offensive. Deputy Secretary Nitze cited higher tempo of operations and logistics costs, with total year spending rising to about 78.2 billion. Most of the funds target Vietnam tasks, with some allocations extending into future years.
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Washington
UPI
Jolson
Congress
Vietnam
Paul H. Nitze
Misia
Jailbreak attempt ends with youth stuck in window
A 16 year old youth attempted to escape Madison County Jail by climbing from a window during a supervised yard period. Sheriff Jon Brogdon said inmates are allowed out of cells but remain in a locked area and the boy used torn blanket strips in a failed bid.
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Madison County
Jonn. Brogdon
Brogdon
Volunteers To Knock On Doors For Jobs In Anderson
Volunteers from the Mayor's Commission on Human Relations will canvass Anderson on May 20 and 21 asking residents to commit one to two hours to help place youths in odd jobs and part time work. The effort aims to address summer employment and reduce social tensions by providing real work opportunities. For details contact Sadye Davis, chair of the commission’s summer employment sub committee.
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Sadye Davis
Maysor
Commission On Human Relations
Goddard resigns FDA post to join Atlanta firm
Dr. James L. Goddard resigns as FDA commissioner effective July 31 to become vice president of EDP Technology Inc. He will head a southeast regional office in Atlanta. Goddard, 45, has faced industry and congressional critics during 28 months at the agency. The resignation was announced by HEW Secretary Wilbur Cohen with praise for his leadership.
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Washington
James L. Goddard
Anc
Foost and Drug Administration
Dela
Atlanta
Goddard
FDA
EDP Technology Inc
Public Health Service
Johnson
Thodore C. Cron
Brad
Cron
Godard
Top Scout Honors Are Given Here
Howard Presser and Anders son received the Silver Beaver from the National Council of the Boy Scouts of America at a dinner for nearly 100 volunteers in the Kikshaven and Council area. The event at Linder's on the Point drew Scouters from Madison, Hamilton, Hershey and Tipton counties with Allen Mathis as principal speaker. Widen William Anderson, Robert A. Dudgeon, Noblesville, and Robert L. Neel, Fishers, earned National Woodbadge heads.
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Howard Presser
Andersson
National Council of the
Boy Scouts of America
Kikshaven
Hay
Koch
John May’ Hard
Chesterfield
Ralph Cline
Ekin
Richard B. Hansell
Fishers
Linder
Madison
Hamilton
Hersey
Tipton
Allen Mathis
The
Presidents Association, Inc
Chicago
National Council
Charles Saunders
Anderson, Ag
Cedric A. Bunkerly
Scout
Widen William A,derson
Robert A. Dudgeon
Noblesville
Robert L. Neel
Stouting
Lord Robert Bidun Powel
World Youth Organization
CV. Stemen
Carbon District
Rey Riley
Anderson
Ywca Sit
Prairie Valley
Robert Stevens
Westfield
Dudgeon
Wiliam Evers
D.E. Studer
Counscil
Senate Backs Curb On Top Crime Rulings
The Senate tentatively approved legislation to overrule Supreme Court decisions on confessions and eyewitness testimony in trials. Key votes split on provisions: upholding court overrides on confessions 55 23, allowing judge discretion, and rejecting limits on Supreme Court reversals of trial rulings.
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Senate
Washington
Supreme Court
High Court
Joseph 0. Tydings
D-Mi
Ser
John J. McClellan, DeArk
Flog' Imanager
Genale
Paris clashes erupt after De Gaulle amnesty shock
In Paris, 3000 rightists clashed with communists Tuesday night as De Gaulle granted amnesty to rioters. Police in vans battled protestors outside a Communist newspaper, while the government weighed sweeping reforms and possible new elections amid food and fuel shortages.
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Paris
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
Hranca
de Gaulle
Pompiiou
GauMist
No Gaulle
Hit
National Assembly
Pompidou
Births at St John’s Hospital and Community Trospital
Announcement of multiple births including a girl to Mr and Mrs David Agnew at St John’s Hospital and a boy to Mr and Mrs Darrell Closser. Also a boy to Mr and Mrs W E Merl and a boy to Mr and Mrs Donald Bins near LYS Honpey Dry at Community Trospital.
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St. John's Hospital
Alt
David Agnew
Oki
Darrell Closser
Dakota Dr
Community Trospital
W.E. Merl
Gilmore Rd
Donald Bins
Lys Honpey Dry
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