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Newspaper

Lebanon Daily Reporter

Location

Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1970

Page

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Snyder Quits Senate Race for Unity

Indiana State Treasurer John K. Snyder withdrew from the Republican U.S. Senate race at a $100-a-couple fundraiser, urging party unity to avoid a divisive June convention battle and possible November defeat. Governor Whitcomb praised Snyder as a friend and said Hartke would be defeated in November.

Indianapolis UPI Whitcomb John K. Snyder U.S Vance Hartke Snyder U.S. Senate Richard Folz Richard L. Roudebush Roudebush Wll Senate Federal Communications Commission

Reporter Live Wire Q and A Highlights Local Inquiries

In Lebanon Indiana readers submit questions to Reporter Live Wire via phone or mail, with name and address required. Topics cover WIRE radio jackpot entry, REACT emergency group, a scissors sharpener in Lebanon, green Indy 500 cars, and summer employment prospects for Indiana University Purdue University students with registration dates and campus details.

Reporter East Washington Street Lebanon Indiana

Indiana three day outlook with warm trend ahead

United Press International reports Indiana’s Monday to Wednesday outlook with partly cloudy skies and a chance of isolated thundershowers, highs ranging from the 70s to 90s and lows in the 50s to 60s across the state. In Los Angeles, 90,000 Deputy Dan coloring books for schoolchildren were approved by the sheriff after a helmet bear design sparked controversy, with officials noting the bear-turned-pig concern but deeming it a bear to some.

Indiana Los Angeles UPI Dan Sheriff's Department Siange California Garland Austin

Old Glory Flag Flying From Lebanon Home Stands Out

The Ray Lowery residence at 405 Woodlawn Drive, Lebanon, regularly displays an American flag in good weather. With favorable conditions, flags are expected to be seen from many family homes across the city.

Ray Lowery Woodlawn Drive Lebanon

Sentencing Set for Clarence Starks Monday

Clarence Starks 21 of Indianapolis faces 5 to 30 years after pleading guilty to committing a crime while armed. He admitted forcing a 16 year old Carmel girl into his car at gunpoint. kidnapping and auto banditry charges dropped. A pre sentence study on the girl's father was ordered before Monday's court appearance by Superior Court Judge Paul Johnson Jr. The arrest followed an eyewitness sighting of the girl crying in Starks' 1964 Thunderbird.

Clarence Starks West 29Th Street Indianapolis Superior Court Paul Johnson Jr Starks Carmel Beeen

Soyuz 9 Circles Earth on Fifth Day in Endurance Bid

UPI reports rookie cosmonaut Vitaly Sevastianov admits minor weightlessness problems while veteran pilot manages routine aboard Soyuz 9. Tass says the crew feel well as they may push beyond the 13 day 18 hour U.S. record set by Borman and Lovell in 1965.

Moscow UPI Tass Vitaly Sevastianov Baikonur U.S Frank Borman James A. Lovell

US denies NK spy ship sinking claim in sea clash near Korea

In a denial repeated by a Pentagon spokesman Washington said no U.S. ship was involved after North Korea claimed it sunk a U.S. spy ship in a Friday incident near Yongpyong Island. South Korea said a North Korean raid captured a 120 ton patrol boat and its 20 crew.

Seoul South Korea UPS U.S Defense Department Washington Pentagon South Korea Defense Ministry Yongpyong Island

Prayer and FBI retirement update from Claxton native

A UPI report notes Cartha D. De Loach, third ranked FBI official under J Edgar Hoover, will retire July 20 on his 50th birthday for financial reasons. De Loach, a 28 year FBI veteran from Claxton Georgia, follows no announced retirement plans by Hoover or Tolson.

Cartha D. de Loach FBI J. Edgar Hoover Federal Bureau of Investigation de Loach Claxton Hoover Clyde A. Tolson

Peru Quake Toll Mounts

Survivors scavenged for food in Caraz ruins as looting reported near Huaraz amid Peru's deadly 50 000 death toll. UN mission chief Thant reports Callejon de Huaylas Valley death toll 50 000 with 1.5 million residents. relief hampered by high Andes routes and helicopter access. U.S. Guam carrier arrives with Chinook and Huey mediating aid. Mormon missionaries rescued, medical aid arriving though food scarce. martial law alleged and looting claims. In Washington, Linda Bird Robb, Lyndon B Johnson's daughter, gives birth to a girl at Bethesda Naval Hospital with Maj Charles Robb and Lady Bird Johnson present.

Anthony Balinsky United Nations Peru Thant Callejon de Huaylas Andes Lima U.S Guam Michael Boyd Nielsen Moroni Utah Allen Anthony Arvig Long Beach Calif Caraz Washington UPI Lynda Bird Robb Lyndon B. Johnson Marine Maj Charles S. Robb Lady Bird Johnson Bethesda Naval Hospital Robbs Lucinda Desha

Siem Reap Attack Amid Cambodian Frontline Battles

UPI reports a deep raid by North Vietnamese and Viet Cong into Siem Reap threatening Angkor Wat. Cambodian commanders struggle with severed lines and blocked highways as reinforcements falter. Meanwhile U S helicopter incidents near Khe Sanh cause multiple American deaths and losses across Vietnam Laos and Cambodia. Overall Cambodia operation totals show 262 Americans killed and 1,006 wounded with further Vietnamese casualties.

Saigon UPI Cambodia Siem Reap Angkor Wat Phnom Penh Thailand Phnom Penh- Siem Reap Siem_Reap U.S South Vietnam Khe Sanh U.S. 61St Airborne Division Laos Thua Thien Marine Corps Lower Panhandle Cai Kai Mekong River Fishhook U.S. 1St. Air Cavalry Division

Wicker Trunk Yields 516000 in Musty Old Bills

INDIANAPOLIS UP I More than 16000 in old cash was found Friday in a wicker trunk at an auction house linked to the estate of Oscar Kuhlwilm 56 a Penn Central conductor who died Jan 5 The money was unearthed by Earl Cornwell and turned over to the estate attorney Charles Fritz who said more cash was hidden in other furniture Neighbors note Kuhlwilm never married and lived with his parents until they died recently His nearest living relative is a Florida cousin The discovery came as creditors and relatives awaited settlement of the late mans affairs.

Indianapolis UPI Oscar Kuhlwilm Earl Cornwell Kuhlwilm Charles Fritz Cornwell Penn Central Railroad Florida

DAFFYNITION QUEEN BEE The power behind the drone

Daffynition Queen Bee is described as the driving force behind drone operations. The profile highlights leadership role, strategic guidance, and influence within the project team.

Reporter Aids Cancer Telethon Saturday At Boone HQ

The Lebanon Reporter will aid the Central Indiana Cancer crusade telethon broadcast on WTTV Channel 4 from 9 p.m. Saturday to 3 p.m. Sunday. May include June Lockhart Jim Backus and Tex Ritter with local Boone County acts and pledge options at The Reporter office for fundraising.

Boone Lebanon Indiana Boone County Cindy Paula Bishop RR 5 Debbie Jill Davis Thorntown Hope Hansen Cancer Fund East Washington St Miss Sapp Boone County State Bank

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