U S Combat Losses Highlight Vietnam War Update
The report notes 13 civilians wounded in a Quang Ngai mortar attack aimed at a U S base. It lists 1,108 fixed wing planes and helicopters lost in combat, with revised totals of 576 aircraft and six helicopters downed in North Vietnam, plus 184 fixed wings and 342 helicopters in South Vietnam. Non hostile losses include 652 fixed wings and 566 helicopters.
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Quang Ngai
U.S
U.S. Command
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Bray Expects Viet War to Last 2 3 Years
Bray predicts the Vietnam conflict will span two to three years. He notes Israel faced crisis after the Strait of Tiran closure and asserts U S oil supply could be secured from reserves in the Americas while urging international control of the Suez Canal to prevent threats from Egypt.
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Bray
Strait of Tiran
United States
Canada
South America
Suez Canal
UASR
Nasser
Powers Former Vindicator Editor Dies At 69
William L. Powers 69 longtime managing editor of the Youngstown Vindicator died Tuesday from a heart attack. He joined the paper in 1921 left in 1949 to study law practiced in Washington then taught at Youngstown University before returning home.
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Youngstown, Ohio
William L. Powers
The
Youngstown Vindicator
Powers
Vindicator
Washington
Youngstown
Youngstown University
Nore links Little Bighorn defeat to firewater
State Sen. Herb Nore, a former U S Bureau of Indian Affairs official, said Sioux warriors would not have crushed Gen. George Custer at the Little Bighorn if not for alcohol. He called the battle a drunken brawl fueled by chiefs and firewater.
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Lincoln
Neb
UPI
Herb Nore
George A. Custer
Battle of the Little Big Horn
Nore
U. S. Bureau of Indian Affairs
U N Council Confronts Syria and Israel War Crisis
At the United Nations the council discussed cease fire and a withdrawal of troops as Egypt Syria Israel and Jordan respond to fighting along the 1949 armistice lines. Egypt accepted the cease fire while Israel pressed for a durable peace and sovereignty over vital routes.
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Callons
Israel
U.N
U Thant
Syria
Security Council
U.S
Gulf of Aqaba
Suez Canal
Egypt
Council
Hans R. Tabor
Denmark
Mohamed Awad el-Kony
Arthur J. Goldberg
el-Kony
Mahmoud Riad
Cairo
Tabor
Damascus
Jordan
Iraq
Hussein
Autos Collide In Terre Haute Intersection
Marion Pettus a 34 year old Terre Haute Cemetery Superintendent was in a two car collision at the 14th Street and Wabash Avenue intersection Thursday evening. No injuries were reported. The city vehicle was struck by an auto driven by Nelson W. Brines age 80 of Madison Boulevard. Total damage estimated at about 375 dollars.
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Marian Pettus
Wabash Ave
Terre Haute
14Th St
Nelson W. Brines
Madison Blvd
Israeli Girl Soldiers On Front Line In Middle East War
Israeli Chen Corps recruits 18 to 20 year old women serving in auxiliary roles behind frontline troops. They act as secretaries, nurses, radio operators, and some serve in parachute units. Col. Stella Levi defends attire limits while praising morale and equality, with reserve service continuing until marriage or children.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Middle East
Chen
Stella Levi
Sinai
Jordanian Bulge
Jordan River
Sharm el Sheikh
Egypt
Jericho
Jordan
Air Force
el Arish
Col. Levy
Chen Corps
Debora
Army
Navy
Israel presses for sea border and Jerusalem retention vote
U N Security Council debated rival American and Soviet plans on Arab Israel diplomacy. Israel is expected to demand control of Old Jerusalem and western Jordanian territory along with Gaza and strategic corridors. Nasser prepares a broadcast as evacuation of foreigners continues. The Daily Star accuses the US and Britain of aiding Israel, vowing Arabs will not forget.
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Egypt
Ekbony
Cairo
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Soviet Union
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
U.S
Fedorenko
Israel
Mu‘hammad Hael-Farra
Abba Eban
Liberty
Mediterranean
Goldberg
Council
Old Jerusalem
Jordan River
Gaza Strip
Sharm el Sheikh
Gulf of Aqaba
Suez Canal
Canal
Nasser
Damascus
Alexandria
Beirut
Crete
Lebanon
Daily
Star
United States
Britain
Dahlen Avenue Baptist Church Plans Vacation Bible School
The Dahlen Avenue Baptist Church will hold Vacation Bible School from June 10 to 24 with daily sessions 1 to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. Preparation day is Saturday, June 10, 2 to 3:30 p.m. A family picnic at Collett Park is set for Friday, June 11 at 6 p.m. Parents' night is Friday, June 24 at 7:30 p.m. Sunday School meets at 9:45 a.m., with worship at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.
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Dahlen Avenue
Dahlen Avenue Baptist Church
Police investigate string of thefts in Terre Haute area
Terre Haute officers probe a 24hour theft spree. John Stewart reports a guitar and amplifier valued at 765 taken from an unlocked apartment. Charles Rukes says a lawn mower worth 150 was stolen Wednesday. John Thompson reports a ransacked apartment with a TV set valued at 120 missing after a likely picked lock.
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Terre Haute
John Stewart
N. 5Th St
Charles Rukes
7Th Ave
John Thompson
8Th St
Two Youths Held Over Brazil Service Station Theft
State police and sheriff deputies joined to arrest two 17 year olds, Steven Paul Rust and James Ciantel, after a Brazil service station robbery. They were jailed after officers intercepted Rusts 1965 vehicle on E Glenn less than an hour after the report.
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Brazil
Steven Paul Rust
N. 7Th St
James Ciantel
Garfield Ave
Manning
Torphy
Rust
E. Glenn
Music store sign in Hannibal jokes about drums
A Hannibal music store displays a sign reading Come in pick out a drum and beat it, sparking local amusement as residents note the playful pun in the storefront display.
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Hannibal
UPI
Graduation list for science degrees at Rose Saturday
Complete roll of graduates receiving Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering and related fields. Names span Terre Haute Indianapolis Gary Carmel Connersville Evansville and other cities with origins in Indiana Illinois Ohio and beyond. The print lists numerous graduates including David Rush Batson Richard Blessing Robert Brunt Ronald Buckner James Engle and many others.
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David Rush Batson
Terre Haute
Richard H. Blessing
Sharpsville
Robert David Brunt
Marion
Ronald George
Buckner
Marshall
John Bryan Carter
Gary
Jimmy Lee Caughran
Vincennes
Timothy Leo Clark
Thomas Ross Curry
Indianapolis
James William Engle
South Bend
Ronald Paul Glant
Michigan City
James Robert Grundy
Dexter Lloyd Hill
Cumberland
William Alan Holmes
Columbus
James William Kane
John William Katzbeck Jr
James William Kerber
Margate
N. J
James Louis Leaver
Rossville
Ill
Michael Roger McGee
Dayton
Ohio
Gary Donald Meek
Bruce Donald Mensinger
Chicago
James Michael Mondabaugh
Hobart
James Blake Morehouse
Evansville
Larry Clifford Oldham
Kenmore
N. Y
Alfred Steven Paul
Goshen
Charles Edward Risch
David Paul Rodabaugh
James Charles Skeel
Breck
Charles Philip Morgan
Carmel
Barry Edward Raff
Nyle Norman Riegle
Terry Leon Schultz
LaPorte
David Stanley Slavkin
Pittsburgh
Richard Dean Snyder
Osceola
Ronald Lee Stoneburner
Thomas Dean Stuebe
Danville
James Merrill Tageson
George Clifton Vasbinder
Painesville
Jeffrey Alan Wagner
Dolton
Charles Edward Webb
Huntington
W. Va
James Nicholas Campbell
John David Gibson
David Guy Grove
Connersville
Paul Edward Newton
Richard Kimmell Osburn
Kim David Saunders
Homewood
Gholam Ali Semsarzadeh
Tehran
Iran
William Owen Sibrel
Gordon Porter West
Donald Douglas Wray
Ogden Dunes
Congolese Woman Earns Howard University B S Degree
Eunice Kasongo becomes the first Congolese woman to graduate from an American college. She earns a bachelor of science in home economics education at Howard University after a four year scholarship from the U S Methodist Church.
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Washington
Eunice Kasongo
Two-day Term For Gridders In Theft Case
Four Indiana State University football players including the 1967 captain were fined $30 and jailed two days in Vigo County Jail with fines suspended. Names: Ken Swain Martin Friedman Richard Bortone and Michael Hoke. They were linked to a Mid Town Motel robbery involving color televisions and other items.
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Indiana State University
Vigo County
Ken Swain
S. 7Th St
Martain Friedman
Richard Bortone
Michael Hoke
Lafayette Ave
Edward S. Everett
S. 3Rd St
San Francisco
Cal
Stephen Greenwood
Terre Haute
Galloway
Wirtz
Greenwood
Wisconsin
Everett
John R. Davis
21St St
New York State Police Log 1966 Driving Miles Rise
The Traffic Division reports 1 200 cars logged 49 666 179 miles in 1966, up nearly two million miles from 1965, reflecting higher travel activity and enforcement scope across New York.
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Albany, N. Y
UPS
New York
Public Hearing for Urban Plan by Redevelopment Commission
A special meeting of the Redevelopment Commission is set for Wednesday June 14 at 4 p.m. in City Council room City Hall to conduct a public hearing on the amendment of the Urban Renewal Plan for Project Ind R-16 and to handle any other business before the commission.
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The
Redevelopment Commission
City Hall
Memorial services set for Harry N. Baum in Knox Indiana
Memorial services will be held Saturday afternoon in Knox for Harry N Baum 77 son of L Frank Baum author of The Wizard of Oz He was a retired Chicago advertising account executive and died Wednesday night in a local hospital Cremation will take place in Los Angeles
Moscow standoff as 1000 troops guard U S Embassy protests
Arabs in Moscow report demonstrations at embassies with heavy security around the U S Embassy. About 1,000 Red Army and police shield the building while students form lines near a subway entry. Glass protection, barrier lines, and scuffles between Arab and Russian students are noted amid Middle East war tensions.
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Red Army
Moscow University
Soviet Union
Middle East
Mattress fire causes $15 damage in Terre Haute home
Smoking in bed reportedly started the blaze at 1 15 a m Friday at 2623 Krumbhaar. Robert Le May owned the house. Firefighters from stations 2 and 9 and Truck 4 extinguished the fire.
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Robert LeMay
Krumbhaar
Terre Haute
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