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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1969
Page
4
White House sources dispute Democratic claims about the Vietnam War, stating statements on casualty figures and war pace. They indicate no dramatic shift in American casualties or military operations and emphasize officials’ stance on enemy activity and strategy amid ongoing conflict.
Reported White House reaction notes rising American casualties in Vietnam and increased enemy actions. Sources describe a higher attack rate and debates over military strategy while denying policy shifts. Analysts compare week totals to earlier periods and reference Hamburger Hill and other engagements.
City Plan Commission approved a 1 million high rise on East 8th Street and Chestnut Street in WIL. The all concrete 38 unit complex will offer one two and three bedroom layouts with multiple bathrooms kitchens and combined living dining areas. Ownership is Midwest Lessing and Investment Inc. Construction begins in fall with a spring 1970 completion. units are to be purchased, not rented.
Students reminded by Herman E Landes to bring social security numbers when applying for summer work. Employers use the number to report wages and taxes, and to base benefits for retirement or disability on credited earnings. An employer may refuse employment if the applicant lacks a number.
Washington reports Don ald Rumsfeld sworn in as director of the war on poverty amid calls from New York Mayor John V. Lindsay for immediate welfare reform. Lindsay urged action this year, while Moynihan indicated a presidential program is in the works.
Purdue University student William H. Woodruff, 22, of West Lafayette, suffered critical chemical burns and was taken to Robert Long Hospital after a chemistry lab explosion involving an unstable organic peroxide. Fellow student Gary Dukes, also of West Lafayette, sustained minor burns.
Edinburg Indiana smoke inhalation killed 43 year old Sar Hel Puckworth in a Monday house fire. Johnson County coroner Marley Palmer identified the victim and said inhalation was the cause of death.
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