McGovern and Humphrey Clash Over POW Release
In a Sunday televised debate in Los Angeles, Humphrey urged a special emissary to Hanoi to press for POWs, while McGovern pressed for a total U S withdrawal as the only path. The exchange also touched on defense cuts and Israel, with additional panelists including Mayor Sam Yorty and Rep Shirley Chisholm.
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Congress Asks For Debt Limit Increase Amid Budget Revisions
The White House OMB released a midsession budget report indicating a revised fiscal 1972 deficit of 26 billion dollars, down from 38.8 billion, while the next fiscal year's deficit is projected to rise about 15 billion above earlier estimates.
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NOW YOU KNOW By United Press International
The late Norman Thomas ran for the presidency six times, drawing as few as 2,044 votes in 1956 and as many as 884,781 in 1982.
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United Press International
Norman Thomas
Fuller Goes On Trial in Murder Case
Thomas H. Fuller, 29, began a first degree murder trial in Vigo Circuit Court with jury selection. He is accused of shooting William E. Watson, 23, at Watson’s sister’s home in Terre Haute after a tavern fight. Watson died about 25 hours later at St. Anthony Hospital.
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Vigo
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William E. Watson
S. 13Th St
West Terre Haute
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Watson
Wyoming Lisby
St. Anthony Hospital
Sweeney suit seeks dismissal of county landfill case
Vigo Superior Court No 2 saw motions by LaVern Gibson and Travis McDonald asking dismissal or summary judgment in the Sweeney county landfill case. A 29 page brief argues the claims lack merit and protective grounds for striking parts of the complaint.
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Harry Brentlinger
Frank Kaperak
William
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Frederick T. Bauer
Vigo County
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Board of County Commissioners
ISU 101st Commencement Awards 275 Degrees Honors
Indiana State University awarded 2 056 degrees at the 101st commencement on the campus quad Sister Jeanne Knoerle delivered the principal address ISU President Alan C Rankin conferred 1 767 baccalaureate degrees 277 masters and nine doctoral degrees Honorary Doctor of Laws went to Sister Jeanne Dr Wilfred C Bain J Fred Risk and Dr David A Shannon Caleb Mills Teaching Awards went to four educators each with a $500 stipend Debie Ann Reynolds graduated summa cum laude among 78 honors grads
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David Shannon
Alan C. Rankin
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William Hitch
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Weather Map: Terre Haute Outlook With Showers Nearby
Forecast covers Terre Haute and Illinois areas with mainly cloudy skies. Showers and thunderstorms likely tonight and Tuesday, with cooler, less warm conditions on Tuesday. Low mid 60s, highs upper 80s. Rain chances 30 percent tonight and Tuesday. Illinois sees 60 percent tonight and 40 percent Tuesday. Dirt-dust count 79 micrograms per cubic meter. Sunrise 5 34 a.m. Sunset 8 13 p.m.
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Lon Nol Holds Unofficial Lead in Cambodian Election
In Phnom Penh rallies amid war, Lon Nol led with over half the ballots counted as unofficial returns showed a strong lead. The capital suffered rocket and rifle attacks, killing four people including three children, amid fears of post election violence.
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Cont Cont: Kontum Falls to Government Forces and Clergy Church Hub
North Vietnamese troops retreated under South Vietnamese fire as government units entered Kontum’s Phuong Nghai Roman Catholic Church used as a Communist HQ for 11 days. Government troops aimed to clear two pockets inside the city while U S forces reported a downed Marine aircraft near Phu My with two crew killed.
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Phuong Nghai
Daylight rocket attack on Phnom Penh hits ministry
A direct rocket strike on Cambodia's Defense Ministry killed two and wounded at least two. Two other rockets brushed Lon Nol's villa as ballots were counted in Cambodia's first presidential election. Unofficial returns put Lon Nol at about 51 percent.
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National Defense Ministry
Shen Kim Eng
Cambodia
Defense Ministry
Israel pledges cease-fire lines to hold as peace talks sought
On the fifth anniversary of the Arab-Israeli war Israel vows to maintain the cease-fire lines until a negotiated peace. Egyptian, Libyan, and Jordanian leaders call for fresh conflict or warn that talks may fail, while Lebanon braces for possible Israeli actions.
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