Battle scarred area recalls bitter fall fighting
Area around the fire base shows scorched trees left by heavy air strikes as evidence of fierce fighting between North Vietnamese forces and U S troops last fall. AP Wirephoto.
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1968
Page
2
Area around the fire base shows scorched trees left by heavy air strikes as evidence of fierce fighting between North Vietnamese forces and U S troops last fall. AP Wirephoto.
Senator Robert F. Kennedy was shot early today after California primary results began to be tallied. He lay gravely wounded, undergoing brain surgery, as McCarthy thanked supporters in Los Angeles and Humphrey offered prayers. Kennedy led 46 percent with 174 delegation votes at stake for Chicago.
Tropical Storm Abby stalled off the Florida Atlantic coast with winds near 50 mph and heavy rains forecast for northeast Florida leading to local flooding. Gale warnings extended from Palm Beach to Jacksonville as two deaths, one missing, and multiple missing at sea were reported amid Cuban refugees rescued by a banana boat. Two Miami couples aboard a 34 foot sloop were later located safe at Flamingo Marina in Everglades National Park.
Los Angeles AP said educator Max Rafferty, a conservative, defeated incumbent Sen. Thomas H. Kuchel for the U S Senate. With 89 percent counted Rafferty led 929 150 to 893 504 and three minor candidates trailed. Late Southland votes flipped the result at 6 a m, ending Kuchel’s long string of victories.
Former Lt. Gov. James B. Allen led in Alabama Democratic runoff returns with about 4 percent of boxes counted, over 40 of 66 counties reporting. U S Rep Armistead Selden trailed by small margin as canvassing began and unofficial county totals circulated.
The Franklin Parish Sheriff's office is inspecting a rusted footlocker found by a Delhi resident near Bayou Macon Cutoff Lake close to Crowville. It held two GI jackets size 36 R one with a private first class stripe a rain coat a civilian coat and civilian pants. A name LaPrarie appeared on a pants pocket.
The 38 member executive committee of the Southern Baptist Convention endorsed a call to secure equal human and legal rights for all, signaling the strongest stance on social and racial issues in the denomination's history as its annual meeting opened in Houston. The action precedes the election of a new president and a $27.6 million budget.
The Metro Monroe Promotion Committee meets today at 3 p.m. in Monroe City Hall to coordinate publicity with Ringling Brothers Circus for the July 12 Monroe Civic Center event. Jim Newborn directs the meeting in Chairman Gar land Jb. Shell’s absence, inviting public attendance.
Officials along the Mekong in Chiang Rai province report increased infiltration by Meo tribesmen from Savaboury province Thailand. The area has faced Communist agitation and terror in recent months.
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