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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1968

Page

7

Viet Cong Step Up Attacks Near Saigon

Viet Cong troops pressed two fronts toward Saigon in a fresh assault as rockets hit northwest of Tan Son Nhut air base. Big Russian guns were reported aimed at allied bases in the central highlands while cease fire talks in Paris continued. Col Phan Mau, a high ranking Viet Cong defector, said the Communists planned to keep up attacks on the South.

Saigon Tan Son Nhut Highlands U.S Paris Phan Mau South Cholon Phu Lam Dak Vietnam Laos Cambodia Fourth Infantry Dak To Kontuin

Pomona High School graduates celebrate 29 in 8 pm ceremony

At Pomona High School gymnasium on May 22 Carrie Feinstein delivered the commencement address on Who Cares. Valedictorian Sandra Ann Bulmer and salutatorian Gayle Lynne Randel led the class, with National Honor Society members Paul Dana Arnett Sandra Ann Bulmer Scharlet Sue Herschell Becky Sue Myers and Gayle Lynne Randel among graduates.

Pomona Pomona High School Carrie Feinstein Sandra Ann Bulmer Gayle Lynne Randel Paul Dana Arnett Marsha Ann Baxter Scharlet Sue Herschell Becky Sue Myers Gayle Lynne J .Leonard Eugene Robbins Dennis Wayne Schulz Benjamin Irwin Sleichter Dona Jean Smith Kenneth Norman Watts

Massive Dallas Church Reflects A New Outlook

In Dallas the First Baptist Church, led by Rev. Dr. W Amos Criswell, is a sprawling multi million dollar complex with more than 15 000 members. The church, observing its centennial, features a vast campus, seven story buildings, a skating rink and a large parking garage. Criswell, 58, praised for evolving views on race and Catholicism, notes a diverse congregation including three Black members and emphasizes heart change to address social issues.

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Television Log Screen Listings Chronicle

Television schedule fragment lists programs across the evening from News to late night. Entries include sports, comedies, dramas, specials and movies with channel time blocks and titles such as Gunsmoke Andy Griffith and Lucille Ball. The list notes broadcast times and some captions like c for syndicated status.

Tigers Red Sox Koltanowski Rowan and Martin Lucille Ball Andy Griffith Victor Peyton Place Carol Burnett Net Journal Big Valley Joey Bishop Merv Griffin Phil Silvers

Defector Tells Of VC Objective

SAIGON AP The second highest ranking Viet Cong defector Col. Phan Mau 38 says the enemy will press attacks on South Vietnam cities to strengthen North Vietnam's bargaining position at the Paris talks. He defected May 7 after orders to join a second offensive this year and estimates the Viet Cong will shell cities to show strength while the North Vietnamese presence remains clear.

Saigon South Vietnam North Vieteam Paris Phan Mau Mau South Vietnam

The Ball Park Of Life by Clarence Cranford

Clarence Cranford argues life requires clear boundaries like sports sidelines. He contrasts two men’s lives, one wealthy but distant, the other poor yet loving, and cites Job to define righteousness. He urges honesty, purity, respect, sharing, and prioritizing human welfare over wealth.

Paul Communist Party Job

Rain Fells Washington Protest Camp as Abernathy Stands Firm

Near weekly rain keeps Resurrection City a 15 acre mudhole near the Lincoln Memorial where 2000 demonstrators remain. Rev Ralph Abernathy says the weather won’t stop the Poor People’s Campaign and he and his wife plan to move into shelter as Mrs King visits the encampment and Memorial Day events are disrupted.

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