CBS Aide Believed Dead in Cambodian Search
In Phnom Penh five of eight missing CBS NBC newsmen were reported captured alive by Viet Cong while Ge yvertsen is believed dead. A driver from NBC said three NBC men and two CBS cameramen were led away from a Viet Cong building Sunday evening near Highway 3.
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Columbia Broadcasting System
New York
CBS
Ge Yvertsen
Syvertsen
Miller
Lehki
Saigon
David Miller
Former Wells Exchange Student In Quake Stricken Area
The American Red Cross has sent a health and welfare inquiry to Trujillo Peru regarding former Granville Wells High student Luis Gordillo. He lived with Mr and Mrs Fred Noland while in school and returned April 4 to Trujillo where he attends a military academy after the trip. Trujillo sits on Peru's central coast near Huaraz, among towns listed as totally demolished.
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Luis Gordillo
Fred Noland
Huaras
Nixon to air address as Cambodia trip kicks off
President Nixon prepares to broadcast a progress report to the nation while a White House delegation and a bipartisan group of lawmakers and governors head to Southeast Asia to assess the Cambodia war zone and the troop withdrawal pace. The trip includes Senators Murphy Tower Cannon McIntyre and Representatives Price Bray Whitehurst Fisher with Governors Love Shafer and McNair.
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Southeast Asia
White House
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Bryce N. Harlow
Congressional
George Murphy
R-Calif
John G. Tower
R-Tex
Howard W. Cannon
D-Nev
Thomas J. McIntyre
R-N.h
Melvin Price
D-Ill
William G. Bray
R-Ind
William Whitehurst
R-Va
D. C
Wallace Clinches Alabama Governor Nomination in Runoff
George Corley Wallace won the Democratic nomination for a new Alabama governorship term in a runoff, defeating Gov. Albert P. Brewer and signaling another potential presidential bid. The race highlighted white backlash dynamics in the racially tense state as Wallace touted Alabama’s national voice.
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George Corley Wallace
Alabama
Wallace
American Independent Party
Albert P. Brewer
Indianapolis Man Pleads Guilty In Carmel Kidnap Case
Clarence Starks of Indianapolis pleaded guilty to a crime of violence while armed in a Carmel kidnapping and rape case. The state dismissed harsher charges, a pre sentence report was ordered, and testimony identified the weapon and events at a Carmel High School student as the victim. The case was moved to Boone County for trial concerns. Starks is held on bond and was accompanied by wife and mother in court.
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Carmel
Auto Bank
Clarence Starks
West 29Th Street
Paul Johnson Jr
Starks
Marion County
James W. Doughty
86Th Street
Fice
C. Donaldson Dawson
Hamilton County
Carmel High School
Huddle
Boone County
Rotary
Charles I. Wallace
William E. Walk, Jr
Rotary International
Atlanta
Wallace
Lebanon
Rainy period to continue through next weekend
Thunderstorms dumped light to heavy amounts of precipitation on sections of Indiana Tuesday night. Weathermen expect no letup through the rest of this week and into next weekend. Rain totals varied, with Edwardsport at 2.10 inches and Austin at 2.08, among many other readings across the state.
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Edwardsport
Austin
Bombers pound North Vietnam supply lines near Laotian border
UPI reports B52 bombers dropped over a million pounds of bombs on Communist positions near a Tun Tavern fire support base as South Vietnamese forces called in Allied air strikes. Despite monsoon clouds, raids continued with heavy losses to the Communists in the six month long assault.
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Saigon
UPI
Tun Tavern
Four Downtown Stores Hit by Shoplifters
Police investigate a spree of shoplifting at four downtown stores. Merchandise including shirts from X Men s Wear Brunt s A Jones Benigar and J C Penney was recovered and returned to the stores. Four juveniles are being questioned. no charges filed yet.
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West Main Street
Meria
Brunt
A Jones and Benigar
J. C. Penney Company
Mrs Bertie D Boyland Obituary in Zionsville
Mrs Bertie D Boyland 79 a long time Boone County resident died Tuesday evening at Witham Memorial Hospital after a five week illness Obituary page 4
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Boone County
Witham Memorial Hospital
Cville Man Killed in Indiana Crash Amid Rain and Fog
Indiana toll of 1970 road deaths climbs with multiple crashes across counties. Lacey Fulkerson, 58, Crawfordsville, died when his car collided head on with Carol Ann Henrich, 18, Chicago, on U S 231 near Crawfordsville as rain and fog limited visibility. Henrich and another occupant were hospitalized along with a second driver. Authorities reported several other fatal and injurious crashes across Porter, Knox, Posey, and other counties involving multiple vehicles, rail guards, and pedestrians.
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Crawfordsville
Carol Ann Henrich
Chicago
U.S
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David L. Stevenson
Lafayette
Charles Lee
Buck Creek
Stevenson
Miss Henrich
Edward D. Hart
Union Pier
Mich
Frederick Shivalee
Chesterton
Virginia Smith
Grafton
Ohio
Roger Herald
Mooresville
Indianapolis
Terry Turley
Boyd B. Linn
Ligonier
William, Brinkman Sr
Rome City
Brinkman
Kendallville
Willard Elliott Jr
Mount Vernon
Posey
Nellie Benefield
Bridgeport
Ill
U.S. 41
Vincennes
Knox County
Henry Sullivan
Salem
Bloomington Pilot Killed in plane crash near Monroe County Airport
A four-seat Cessna 182 crashed seven miles west of Bloomington during instrument approach to Monroe County Airport. Pilot Francis Vierra 39 died in the fire. passenger Jack Gray 41 was injured. The flight was from Bloomington to Charlotte to pick up parts for RCA.
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Bloomington
Ind
UPI
Here
Monroe County
Charlotte
N.C
Radio Corporation of America
Francis Vierra
Vierra
Jack Gray
R.A
Leonard Springs
Isom Roads
Senate defeats amendment limiting Cambodia war spending
The Senate rejected an amendment by a 54 to 36 vote aimed at limiting U.S. funds for Cambodia after June 30. Sen. Robert Dole favored allowing continued combat if a POW or MIA remained, while backers of broader curbs faced White House opposition. The vote preceded President Nixon’s 9 p.m. address and marked a first win for antiwar lawmakers in this battle.
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UPI
U.S
Cambodia
Senate
Southeast Asia
Robert Dole
R-Kans
Nixon
Frank Church
D-Idaho
John Sherman Cooper
Ray
White House
Gulf of Tonkin
Cooper Church
Dole
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