Marines Halted In Two Village Assault Near DMZ
U S Marines stormed two villages south of the DMZ facing about 5800 North Vietnamese. Heavy artillery and sniper fire pinned the Leathernecks as they fought near Truc Kin and Lai An, with 13 Marines killed and 44 wounded reported. North Vietnamese losses were cited at about 422 killed over two days, while supplies to the Marines were interdicted along the Cua Viet river.
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Saigon
Wig Tii
Dmz
Woia
Cetra Highlands
Dvvision
UPS
Perry Young
Truc Kin
Lai An
Dong Ha
Raymond Davis
Sed
Khe Sanh
Kathy Lyon Hallam
Wiliam ‘Trueain
E. Hanlon
Christina Ann. Har
Dong d
Michael Ellis Ha
A. Hart
Lua
David’ Scott Hiles
Deborah
Ann’ Hodgson
Richard 1
Keith Hoehn
Stephen Rober Hoter
Gary R. Holtman
David N. Hooker
Nikki Therese Hopkins
Rebecca Lynn Horton
Dale Lamar Hostetler
Susan Elaine “Hostetler
Mary Sue Hubbard
Shelley Jean Hudson
Franke
Mark Huilman
Karel Sue Hull
Rebecca Gayle Hull
Marsha’ Jean Humphrey
Charles Robert Humphries
Maria Jean Hunt
Jean’ Een Hunter
Eddie Dale Hutton
Gary’ Lynn Imel
Marjorie Dane Imel James Alvin Jackson
Lauria Rae Jackson
Marcia Clair Jemison
April Christine Jenks
Millard Dee Johns
Bambi Johnson
Calvin L. Jones
Carol Sue Jones
Dennis ‘Alien’ Jones
Frances Louise Jones
Gary Stephen Jones
James’ Alan Jones
Karin Sue Jones
Corene Joan Kachelein
Robin Terry Kane
Walter
Martha Ellen Lloyd
Donna’ Joan Lovelace
Jerry’ Wayne Loy
Kerryn Marlene Luther
Kerry Lee Luzader
Rosanna Gayle McConathy
Clifford ‘Ord
Frederick Roth
David Lynn McCoy
Marla ‘Ann McCoy
David I Lee McCraty
Janice Marie McFarland
Linda Lu McGrady
Mark Alvin McIntyre
Timothy Joe McKeand
Stephen G. Mc Neal
Barbara J. McQueary
Khe Sani
En An
Enlistment of Names Amid Vietnam War Dispatch
A long list of individuals including L. Connell Shelly Harold Lee Cookman Scotty Cooper Marilyn Creech and many others is presented in what appears to be a wartime roster. The story situates these names against reports of heavy fighting along southern rings of the Demilitarized Zone and near Saigon with casualties and strategic locations like Lai An Kathy Lyon Hallam and Dong.
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L. Connell
Shelly
Conrad Harold Lee Cookman
Scotty le Cooper
Marilyn Sue Creech
Juanita Faye Cultice
Linda Jean Darlington
Jack R.dawson
Theresa J. Delph
Robert Eugene Delph
Steven Edward Demick
Earl Leroy Detienne
Donna D. Dietz
Douglas William Dietzen
Terry Kent Dodd
Frederick K. Donaldson
Dean Allen Donnelson
Connie Elaine Douglas
Larry Arthur Douglas
Ronald Edward Downham
Diane Jo Dugich
Michael B. Dulin
Sheila Ella Dunwiddie
California Oregon clash Shapes Kennedy Nixon Fight
U S political contests show Kennedy targeting California while Oregon voting narrows Nixon McCarthy and Humphrey paths. Kennedy derides rivals and presses theme of California as pivotal, with Oregon results dampening talk of a locked nomination. McCarthy emphasizes steady campaigning and television, while Nixon seeks steady gains toward a Miami Beach convention victory.
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Oregon
Srenges
Kennedy
California
Humphrey
McCarthy
Johnson
I. Val
Washington
New Yorker
Chicago
Minnesota
sieCarthy
Humhrey
Jenna
Nixon
Reagan
Vietnam
Paris
Wayne Morse
Robert Duncan
Jobson
Arizona
Texas
Georgia
Miami Beach
Fla
Rockefeller
Cheyenne
Wyo
Multnomah County
Portland
Unclear text fragment on weather and flooding
The readable parts describe a holiday forecast with upper 60s to 70s highs, cooler conditions late week, and mentions of flood impacts on Indiana and surrounding states. Other lines reference river levels and beach closures, with a five day outlook including possible showers and cooler temperatures.
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Indiana
Warbast
White
Ohio
First Methodist Church Burglary Reported
Local police detectives report a burglary at First Methodist Church at 32nd and Jackson Streets with an undetermined amount stolen after a south side window was broken. A room was ransacked and money taken from a small box on a book rack. About 40 dollars went missing from a locked file cabinet at Hood's Shell Service Station on Pitt Street after a north side window was entry. Police also noted an attempted break in at Texaco on Madison Avenue and Hazlett Street. a window was broken but no entry occurred.
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First Methodist
Texaco
Madison Ave
Hazlett St
Indiana GOP Backs Nixon with Delegates Decision
The Indiana Republican state committee on Wednesday selected four delegates at large to the national convention and instructed them to vote for Richard Nixon on the first ballot. The commitment binds the Hoosier delegates to Nixon after the May 7 primary until released by State Chairman Buena Chaney. The four at large delegates are Chaney Esther Guthridge Walter Beardsley and Cecil Harden. The state committee plans to meet June 17 to choose four alternate delegates at large.
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Ananafulid
APD
Richard M. Nixon
Indiana
Republican State Committee
Nixon
Buena ‘Chaney
Arden Nixon
Ixon
Chaney
Esther B. Guthridge
State Committee
Walter Beardsley
Cecil Harden
IU Council Approves Ending Curfew Hours
IWILMINGSON Ind AP The Indiana University Faculty Council approved Wednesday the elimination of all curfew hours for freshman women on a one year trial basis. The plan, pushed by the Student Senate, moves to the board of trustees for final approval amid reports of parental opposition.
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Iwilmingson
Ind
Indiana Univers Facult Council
Universty
Board of Trustees
Marines Repel Attacks Near KheSanh DMZ Front
Reports say Marines repelled repeated Viet Cong assaults near Khe Sanh DMZ with heavy artillery and gunships. Despite fierce fighting, defenders claimed 400 attackers were driven back as reinforcements moved into the area.
Legion Plans Rites At Daleville
The Daleville American Legion Post will conduct a Memorial Day service this afternoon at 2 30 o clock at Saunders Cemetery for the public. Commandeer John Hurley announced the ceremony details and time. Dr Frederic W. Brown of Fort Wayne Ind was named to the National Advisory Allied Health Professions Council by the NIH on Wednesday. Roy J Harrison longtime Harrison Steel Casting Co board chairman and former Indiana state legislator died Tuesday night at Community Hospital in Williamsport Ind.
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Daleville
American Legion
Saunders Cemetery
John Hurley
GETS
National Post
Washington
UPI
Frederic W. Brown
Fort Wayne
Ind
National Institutes of Health
National Advisory
Allied Health Professions Counci
Williamsport
Roy J. Harrison
Harrison Steel Casting Co
Community Hospital
Nerve
UN approves total trade ban against Rhodesia regime
The United Nations Security Council unanimously backs a complete trade embargo on Rhodesia except for medicine news material and educational items. The measure urges governments to discourage emigration and close consulates, bans investments and payments to the Salisbury regime led by Prime Minister Ian Smith, with humanitarian exceptions for pensions.
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United Nations
UPC
Security Council
Rhodesia
Courcil
Salisbury
Premeir
Jan Smith
Rites Set Friday For Elmer Sloan
Funeral services for Elmer C. Sloan 73 of the Indiana Soldiers Home Lafayette formerly of Alexandria are set for Friday at 10. The Rev Nutter Hughes will officiate and burial will be in Parkview Cemetery. Friends may call after 7 p.m. today. Sloan had resided in Indianapolis before moving to the Soldiers Home about four years ago.
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Elmer Sloan
Alexandria
Elmer C. Sloan
Indiana Soldiers Home
Lafayette
Karl M. le
Nutter Hughes
Parkview
Sloan
Indianapolis
Anderson Obituaries Family rites for Dr Malcolm G Gressman
Friends will call at Baker mortuary Friday evening for Miss Pearl Miller 72, associate professor at Anderson College. Funeral services for Dr Malcolm G Gressman, Park Place Church of God, will be held Saturday 1 30 p.m. Burial at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Edward Zink 81 of Indianapolis formerly Anderson, died Thursday at Twin Brooks Nursing Home. He had worked 18 years as turbine operator for Municipal Power and Light and lived in Anderson 53 years. Pallbearers named. memorials to Anderson College Memorial Scholarship Fund. Burial at East Maplewood Cemetery. Interment at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. The Rev John Summers to officiate. The Rev George Skinner to conduct funeral rites. General kiwanis clubs noted and former lieutenant governors acknowledged.
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Pearl Miller
Anderson College
Giaias Aguerson College
Dyguste
Basen
Baker Brothers
Minster
Miss Pearl Miller
Warren. Oerk
Jackson St
Rabe Nichols
Delco-Remy
Juanita
John Summers
Leonard
Ovid Community Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
Irwinial
East Maple
Abell
Gradie Mayo
Paul Saltz
Wood Cemetery
Robert Decker
Earl Peter
Barry
Gaar
Gene Newberry
Adam Miller
Glen Falls
Gifford Brasehler
Wayne 2 Moore
Jack Samuels
Caries Lomberg
Kenneth Crouch
Lowell ‘Davidson
Walter Isanogle
Philip Gaar
Jack Sater Jv
Kiwanis Club
Indiana
Floyd McWilliams
Russell" Johnson
Cecil ‘Carmichael
Ernest Rangaras
Plattsburg
N.Y
Anderson ‘Cotegeia
Harold E. Rozelle
Grossman
Sdward Zink
Edward Zink
Prospect St
Indianapolis
Twin Brooks
Greenfield
Zink
Anderson
Municipal Power and Light Company
Paris Crossing
Ind
New Albany
Mamie
Polin-Herr-Singleton
India
Lis
Brown and Butz
George Skinner
Glenn Skinner
Jacksonark
Park Place Church of God
Malcolm G. Gressman
Tweed Barron
Lafayette & General
Precision Instrument Corp
Baker Brothers Funeral
Monroe Schuster
Central Christian Church
Anderson Memorial Park Dome
Fients
Baker Mortuary
Robert Hollenberger
Sells and Rowe
Robert Leonard Hollenberg
William Mathys
Anderson Memorial Park
Nursery explosion survivors reunite amid tears and chaos
Fire and smoke engulfed a nursery as parents raced to locate children. Many were found safe and reunited in hours, while others mourned as bodies and injured were taken to South Fulton hospital and Grady hospital. Firefighters combed rubble. a tractor incident sparked the blaze. Several women fainted, and volunteers treated survivors.
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South Fulton Hospital
Grady Hospital
Obituaries From Noblesville and Nearby Towns
Noblesville native Orval E Godby 48 of 1543 Rural St Indianapolis died Tuesday evening at home. He was employed 14 years at Insley Manufacturing in Indianapolis. Survived by wife Marcella, mother Mrs Bessie Godby, siblings Donald Godby Joan Brown Sandy Williams Bernice Deaver Thelma Small. Final rites Friday at First Church of the Nazarene with interment Crownland Cemetery. Rhonda Smith one day old daughter of James Edward and wife died Tuesday at Tipton Memorial Hospital. Survivors include parents twin Ronnie and older brother James Edward. Funeral Thursday 2 p.m. at Baceburin Funeral Home. burial Crownland Cemetery. Mrs Ethel Rummell 73 wife of Claude Rummell Ingalls died Wednesday at Americana Nursing Center Anderson after nine weeks illness. Longtime Ingalls correspondent for The Anderson Bulletin. Funeral Friday 2 p.m. at Ingalls Methodist Church with Mendon Cemetery burial. Friends may call Corewell Bright Funeral Home today and Friday until noon or at church before service. Sallie Yates 87 widow of James Yates died Tuesday afternoon at Woodland Nursing Home Muncie. Funeral Wednesday 9:30 a.m. Ballard and Shirey Funeral Home Daleville. Interment Elm Ridge Cemetery Muncie. Mrs Yates was member of Daleville Methodist Church and former teacher’s widow. Friends may call after 7 p.m. at mortuary.
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Darlin K. Durham
Gladys Durham
St. John's Hospital
Brown and Butz
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Orval Godby
Noblesville
Orval E. Jodby
St.i Indianapolis
Indianapolis
Insley Manufacturing Company
Marcella
Bessie Godby
Donald Godby
Smith
Rhonda
Ethel Rummell Ingalls
Ethel M. Rummell
Claude Rummell
N. Jones St
Ingalls
Americana
Anderson
Rumme
Ingall
Anderson Bulletin
Sundny
Eastern Star
Fortvile
Fortville
Greenfield
Venceburg
Lewis and
Zarrin Fitch McGione
Claude
Ingalls Methodist Church
Bureial
Mendon
Pendleton
Friends
Corewell Bright
Sally Yates
Daleville
Sallie Yates
James Yates
Ballard and Shirey
Harold Schram
Daleville Methodist Church
Elm Ridge
Muncie
French Leader to Address Parliament Amid Resignation Protests
Premie Georges Pompidou announced daylong conferences and a Thursday parliament address as mass protests against De Gaulle surged. Mendes France urged a provisional government including leftist groups to steer France toward a socialist regime while De Gaulle and Yvonne headed to Colombey after departing Paris.
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Paris
Premieeorges Pompidou
Mendes
France
de Gaulle
Yvonne
Colombey
Urban League group lists officers and members
The draft lists include Mrs late Minnefield as chairwoman with Mrs Ethel Albright Dr Vila Deubach and several others. It names junior hostess Miss Belinda Broadnax and colleagues. Key officers are Morris Rossen first vice president Rev Edward L Foggs second vice president Mrs Ambrose Price secretary and Mrs Albright treasurer. Directors include Mrs Carl Carter Dr Deubach Frederick Damaske and others. Staff also listed: James D M Brindel Albert B Simmons Jr and Connie Brown.
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Late Minnefield
Ethel Albright
Vila Deubach
Alvenie Gully
Ruth J. Harper
Frances Layton
Trula Moore
Anita Price
Norma Schlossberg
Belinda Broad Nax
Christy Brown
Mary Watt Meter
Brends
Eliza
Beth Satterwhite
Florence Rollins
Deverma Jackson
Paula King
Urban League
Citizens Bank
Christian
Morris Rossen
Edward L. Foggs
Ambrose Price
Albright
Carl Carter
Deubach
Frederick Damaske
William Akins
Schlossberg
Gully
Robert L. Lack
Albert B. Simmons Jr
Mrs. Connie, Brown
Navy planes search coast as Scorpion status shifts
Rumors swirled as heavy rain and high seas hindered radar and communications off Virginia Capes where the Navy searched for the submarine Scorpion. Officials on Wednesday changed its status from overdue to missing so crew families could claim pay and allowances amid the lengthy operation.
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Omar
Franca Slattery
Virginia Beach
Navy
Stewmen
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Robert J. Weidner
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William Lee Weasel
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Stephen Ross Wheeler
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Margaret F. Wigner
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Rb Sui
Sarl Streaty
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Earl Streaty
Forkner St
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Ndia
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