Dow Dives 60 Points As May Peak Fades In 1969
New York AP reports a sharp Dow Jones drop of more than 60 points since mid May amid peace talks stagnation and inflation. The index closed at 904.60, down from 968.35 on May 14, with experts blaming Fed restraint, high interest rates, and tighter money for the broad pullback.
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Road Bridge and Rail Blast Targeted in West Virginia
Explosions damaged a 355-foot steel span of U.S. Route 52 over the Guyandotte River near VC Justice West Virginia. No injuries were reported. A second blast damaged a Norfolk and Western line trestle nearby. Police said only minor surface damage occurred to the bridge and rail line, with vehicles able to pass. The violence appears connected to actions attributed to the National Liberation Front and its push for a provisional government in South Vietnam.
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Vietnam Battles Rattle Central Coast Area
American forces repelled multiple North Vietnamese attacks along the Da Nang Da Nay and An Hoa corridors. Key details describe Marine and Army units fending off assaults with artillery and close combat, totaling U.S. losses of about 11 KIA and 2 WIA in one action, with enemy fatalities cited at 27 and 35 in separate engagements.
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Surtax debate stalls as tax cuts postponed
M Kennedy warned against wage and price controls while noting they cannot be ruled out. Rep. Vanik criticized the administration for pushing a surtax to fund inflationary gains and urged Congress not to bully the surtax. Ziegler cited Nixon’s stance that a failure to pass the surtax would have major national and international effects as the Ways and Means Committee postponed reductions in telephone and auto excise taxes for a year.
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Arson probes into seven-year-old suspects
Police say two youngsters confessed to starting a gasoline fire that destroyed an eight room frame house. Relatives handed the children to authorities after the blaze, sparked after a dispute over a romance with an 18-year-old cousin. Susan and Roeidner escaped to safety as the fire spread rapidly, the grandfather breaking a window to flee.
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Priest Accuses Episcopal Leaders Of Using Funds To Back Race Revolution
An Episcopal priest from Altavista Virginia Rev Peter Doyle claims national church leaders divert funds to back a black radical movement. He argues church money supports groups promoting racial upheaval while bishops defend efforts to integrate and aid poor communities, noting church grants and a general convention effort.
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William Lewis mining union leader and labor icon
William Lewis, a coal mine veteran and ardent labor organizer, steered the Congress of Industrial Organizations into the AFL CIO era, led 1930s sit downs and mass drives, clashed with presidents, financed welfare programs, and became a defining yet controversial figure in American labor history. Survivors include son Dr. John K. Lewis of Baltimore. a daughter Kathryn died in January 1862.
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CIO
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Roth
Myrtia Bell
Iowa
Dr. Criswell Re-Elected By Baptists
In New Orleans the Rev. Dr. W. A. Criswell was reelected president of the Southern Baptist Convention by 15,060 delegates from 30 states. The 59 year old Dallas pastor won a second straight one year term amid liberal opposition. Nomination of candidates is rare among Southern Baptists. Liberal candidates included Rev. William Smith Dr., 42, of University of Richmond, and Rev. Alastair Walker, Spartanburg First Baptist, who withdrew before voting. Voting used electronic punch cards.
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Engineers Face Combat Role in Vietnam Base Near Dak To
Lt Burton Ginger of Dallas and Spec Michael Ferreira from Cape Cod describe combat strain among US Army engineers at Dak To base near the Cambodian border. Lt Col Neuman Howard notes M16 shortages while engineers, including the 299th Battalion, contend with heavy fighting and perimeter defense after a relocation from Dak To base to a new Special Forces camp near Ben Het.
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Dallas
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Cape Cod
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299Th
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Geneva
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Baton Rouge
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Soviet Union and China Trade Accusations Over Border Clash
In Moscow a Soviet protest note accused China of invading Soviet territory in Kazakhstan near Sinkiang provoking a border incident. Beijing countered, saying the Soviet side provoked the clash and holds China responsible for its consequences.
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FCC could ban cigarette ads under proposed bill
The bill would preempt FCC authority on radio and TV cigarette advertising, sparking debate over health warnings and youth protection. Eckhardt and Adams clash on scope, while changes to the package health warning are also proposed. Separately, Moscow accuses Beijing of provocation over border clashes, with reports of Soviet notes warning China and contested incidents in Sinkiang and the Ussuri region.
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Pentagon waste cited by adviser conflicts with weapon firms
Defense A Ernest Fitzgerald testified that a permissive environment in the Pentagon over vast controls costs billions in waste yearly. He charged the Pentagon often favors large weapon manufacturers by including money for product improvement and excess overhead in contracts. He cited 20 to 30 locations where government knowingly lets higher prices keep plants open.
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Fitzgerald
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Moorhead
Cambodia Frontiers and U S Cambodian Diplomatic Status
Sihanouk faulted U S press reports about Cambodia’s frontiers while noting satisfaction with the May 22 U S reply. McCloskey said the note affirmed that no U S statements contradicted or expanded the April 16 position. He could not confirm reports that North Vietnamese forces had moved from Cambodia into South Vietnam amid uncertainty about the movement’s effect on diplomacy.
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Cambodia
McCloskey
South Vietnam
Winchester recounts deadly confrontation in small town
A 58 year old former Columbus worker describes shooting two farmers and a fleeing woman at a co op office after they tried to restrain a gunman who refused to surrender. He recalls lacking a pistol for years and notes the town’s quiet prelude to the violence.
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Co-Op
Winchester
Columbus, Neb
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