Five AC Groups Announced For Summer Singing Tours
Five Anderson College singing groups announced a summer tour plan. The groups, including the popular Strings Things, will perform across Missouri Oklahoma New Mexico California Arizona and Texas with varied contemporary and religious works. Directors Jeannie Cook Hed son College and Norman Beard note long tradition of student volunteer music service.
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Visit May Bolster Peace Group in Indianapolis Demonstration
An Indiana Peace group plans a Friday appearance by Vice President Agnew at Clowes Hall on the Butler University campus during the International Conference. Demonstrators will rally outside to urge U S withdrawal from Southeast Asia as delegates attend the 17 nation talks. Tina Bristol, 27, says the event aims to pressure officials while Agnew speaks at the conference session.
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Aerosol Bombs Deployed In Vietnam War Use Report
AP reports the U S military introduced a new aerosol bomb delivered by aircraft to clear landing zones and bunkers in the Mekong Delta. The weapon disperses fuel mist that ignites to create a blast, concussion, and mine clearing effect, with limited use confirmed by Col Robert W Leonard.
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Wandering Wheels to Leave Kennedy Airport for Europe
Upland U.S. Representative Bud Hills plans ceremonies at Kennedy Airport in New York City to honor Taylor University's Wandering Wheels. Fifty young Christian athletes led by Bob Davenport will depart for Europe to bicycle through several nations. Memorial Day events start with a dedication at Live Oak High School Memorial Monument for fallen Vietnam graduates.
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