Nixon predicts year end economic upturn with more credit
Washington based report cites Nixon urged by aides and corporate leaders to pursue an expansionist policy. He signaled possible increased credit and lower interest rates later in the year to spur growth while economists caution about inflation and a possible recession.
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Nixon Lauded By Hesburgh On Integration
Rev. Theodore Hesburgh, head of the U S Civil Rights Commission, praised President Nixon for his Congress address seeking desegregation funds. Hesburgh lauded the $900 million aid plan for schools facing integration pressures and backed the President’s strong stance on ending school segregation. Hesburgh had previously criticized Nixon's March desegregation message for not endorsing busing and for distinguishing between segregation from housing and law.
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UPI
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U.S. Commission On’ Civil Rights
Nixon
Congress
Hesburgh
University
Notre Dame
City High Schools Plan 1970 Graduation Totals
City schools announce 992 seniors to graduate from Anderson High School and Madison Heights High School. AHS diplomas for 615 seniors on June 4 and MHHS diplomas for 377 on June 3 with baccalaureate May 31 at 5 pm MHHS and 7:30 pm AHS. Valedictorians are John Rock and Carol Smith. salutatorians Tim Paschal and Carol Bollinger.
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Madison Heights High School
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AHS
John Rock
Tim Paschal
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Carol Smith
Carol Bollinger
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Indiana Michigan pact to curb river pollution appeal
Indiana Attorney General Theo L Sendak approved an interlocal agreement with Michigan to fight pollution along the Indiana Michigan border. The pact covers 14 units including Elkhart St Joseph and Marshall counties and cities Elk hart South Bend Lakeville Plymouth and Roseland with Berrien Cass and Mason Townships in Michigan.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana
Theodors L. Sendak
Indiana-Michigan
Michigan
Frank J. Kelley
St. Joseph River
Elkhart County
St. Joseph County
Marshall County
Elkhart
South Bend
Lakeville
Plymouth
Roseland
Berrien
Cass
Mason
Steelworkers strike enters second day at Bethlehem Burns Harbor plant
Several hundred United Steelworkers union members walked out for a second day at Bethlehem Steel Corp Burns Harbor on pay dispute. Local 6787, about 6 000 members, kept the plant open amid a court restraining order preventing gate blockades. Picket lines numbered around 30 and a brick was thrown at a car at the gates. two employees were slightly injured and treated at the company clinic.
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Portage, Ind
UPI
United Steel Workers Union
Bethlehem Sess Corp
Burns Harbor
Russell Nixon
U S War Deaths Total 217 For Week
UPI reports U S headquarters tallied 217 Americans killed in action in Vietnam and Cambodia in the past week, the highest weekly toll in nine months. Sources say 77 fatalities occurred in Cambodian fighting, the heaviest weekly toll since Aug 16, 1969 when 244 were killed, all in Vietnam.
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UPI
U.S
Vietnam
Cambodia
Lions Open Convention in Georgetown Guayana
Four hundred members of Lions International opened a four day convention in Georgetown Guayana. The event marks the start of a gathering focused on service projects and international fellowship.
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Georgetown
Guayana
UPI
Lions International
Thursay
Farina to Announce Candidacy for State Auditor
Joseph A. Farina of La Porte will announce his candidacy for state auditor on Tuesday following his loss in the 2nd District Democratic congressional primary. Robert H. Staton of Carmel will announce Monday for the Democratic nomination to the Appellate Court.
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Joseph A. Farina
la Porte
Tobert. H. Staton
Carmel
Court
Body found with bullet wounds near Burns Harbor
An unidentified man, 25 to 30, was found dead with three bullet wounds near Bethlehem Steel Corp at Burns Harbor. He wore black Levi's and a sleeveless tee. The body was taken to Porter County Memorial Hospital in Valparaiso for autopsy. Police seek identification and details on the incident.
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Defector Vou Thanh Tong Allegedly Tops Viet War Turncoats
Saigon reports a senior Communist financial expert Tong Vou Thanh Tong defected from Red Vietnam and may be the war’s highest ranking turncoat. Based in Phnom Penh, he allegedly entered South Vietnam with refugees during the offensive and joined the government on May 12 to undermine the economy via counterfeit money.
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UPT
South Vietnam
Phnom
Penh
Vou Thanh Tong
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Tong
New Benelux Headquarters Opens for UPI Services
UPI president A Mims Thomason opened the new Benelux headquarters in Brussels directing expanded UPI news wires telepho service audio and UPITN TV for Belgium Holland and Luxembourg The Brussels office also oversees the UPI Bureau in The Hague with attendees from NATO EC representatives and media leaders.
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A. Mims Thomason
United Press International
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UPI
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Music Program Set At Bethesda Church
Bethesda Baptist Church will sponsor a 3 p.m. Sunday program by the Spiritualette Gospel Singers from Indianapolis. Mrs. Irene Harris chairs the Senior Choir and Mrs. Idella Cunningham leads the program. Rev. Henry Johnson states the public is welcome. The church sits on West 24th Street between Fairview and Sheridan.
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Bethesda Baptist Church
Spiritualette Gospel Singers
Indianapolis
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Idella Cunningham
Henry Johnson
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Fairview
Sheridan Sis
Oil Fire Near Alvordo Oil Co Feeds Smoke Plume
Large fire on Indianapolis south side fed by escaping oil from Alvordo Oil Co. sent black smoke over the area. Fire officials say firefighters contained the blaze in about two hours after the leak prompted prior warnings from the city fire prevention office.
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Iwhtanapolis
UPI
Alvordo Oil Co
Ail
Mon Being Sought In Fatal Shooting
South Bend authorities sought Eddie Landau 24 for questioning in the fatal shooting of James Kraft 35 during an argument on Indiana 2 west of South Bend. Kraft died two hours after being shot at a South Bend hospital. a murder warrant was issued.
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BEND
UPI
South Bend
Eddie Landau
James Kraft
Michigan City
Kraft
Indiana
Landau
Local Congregation Plans Honor Service for Bishop Sanders
Emmanuel Temple ushers in Appreciation Day for Bishop Oscar Sanders of Muncie with a public service at 1 p.m. at 2404 Dewey. The event honors the bishop and Mrs. Sanders and features speaker L. C. Jackson.
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Emmanuel Temple
Apostolic Church
Dewey
Oscar Sanders
Muncie
Emer L. C. Jackson
Met Museum Defies Artists Call for One Day Shutdown
The Metropolitan Museum of Art refused a protest by over 1,000 New York artists to shutter galleries for a day. Acting director Jon Noble announced the Met would extend hours by five, closing at 10 p.m. EDT to keep art accessible during troubled times.
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New York
UPI
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Jon ¥. Noble
Met
Ini
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