Middle East Crisis News Roundup By The Associated Press
Across Cairo Beirut Moscow London Ottawa and beyond the AP reports shifting postures on evacuation delays UN peace moves and military maneuvers as U Thant and Johnson weigh options. Nations seek de escalation while U S forces reposition including amphibious fleets to the Mediterranean amid rising tensions. Pope Paul VI calls for prayers for peace.
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Guilty Plea Entered To Obscenity Charge
In Evansville Indiana Larry McCrearey 26 pleaded guilty in federal court on two counts of interstate transportation of obscene films Judge Dale Holder ordered a pre sentence investigation. William M Lucas 53 of Henderson Kentucky faced trial on similar charges following a 1966 raid that found more than ten stag movies in an office rented by Lucas in Henderson Indiana Shetland Pony show set forGast on Saturday at Gaston starting 9 am with entries in all classes and pony races.
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Evansville
William M. Lucas
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Dale Holder
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Lucas Im Henderson
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Hoosier Republicans split on LBJ aid bill vote
In Washington the House advanced the amended aid bill with 199 Republicans joining 193 Indiana Democrats. several Hoosier Republicans including Boss Adair John Brademas Richard Rou Lee Hamilton and Ray Madden were noted in the party alignments. The vote reflected a mixed delegation stance amid broader party lines.
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Pope Plea to End Bombing Stirs Vietnam Debate
Washington AP report says State Department will consider Pope Paul VI proposal to halt bombing North Vietnam and Hanoi’s arms support to South Vietnam. Press officer Robert McCloskey noted full text of the Pope’s remarks to Vietnamese pilgrims had not been seen in Washington.
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