Senator Scott voices views on Vietnam withdrawal plan
Senator Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania spoke at two Indiana college commencements including Evansville and Hanover, commenting on the announced pullout of 25 000 U S troops from South Vietnam. He urged a substantial reduction to reallocate funds to urban redevelopment and job training.
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Never Too Old Taft Martin Finishes Eighth Grade
Taft Martin an 81 year old native of Austin South Carolina with an interest in law graduates from the eighth grade. He plans to go on to high school and possibly attend college if his sight holds. He once picked cotton as a child instead of schooling.
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Bakery Workers End Strike. New Contract Ratified
In Indianapolis the Bakery Workers Union Local 372 voted 173 to 138 to approve a two year contract after a weekend strike at major bakeries. Wholesale plants in Indianapolis Muncie Anderson and Bedford were affected but workers returned Sunday night with ovens hot. The agreement includes a 62 cent hourly pay raise.
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Robert Taylor dies of cancer at 57 in Hollywood
Hollywood AP reports film star Robert Taylor, famed for Magnificent Obsession and Camille, died of lung cancer at his suburban California ranch. He left MGM contracts in 1958, later starred on TV and died with Ursula Thiess by his side. Funeral planned in Glendale with Gov. Reagan delivering the eulogy.
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Violence Eases in Indianapolis After Weekend Turmoil
Rain cooled Indianapolis as police reported a quiet Sunday in a predominantly Black neighborhood once rocked by arson and gunfire. Seven arrests were made on Saturday including a man charged with firebombing Progress Baptist Church. total damage about 1000 dollars. Police intensified patrols with 12 hour shifts and 200 officers on standby, while a Black youth leader urged calm and led friends to promote peace.
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Arsonist Causes 30000 Damage at Central State Hospital
Investigators said a fire in a basement laundry chute at Central State Hospital was set by an arsonist. The blaze caused about 30000 in damage. Forty two bedridden patients were evacuated with no injuries reported.
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Drinker's Candy London Sales Spark Breathalyzer Confidence
About 20,000 boxes of German candy sold in Britain at 1.70 dollars each claim to erase alcohol fumes from breath, aiding a possible beat of breathalyzer tests. Looting erupts, injuring three police and a fireman. arrests rise to 82 after violent incidents with sniper fire and shootings in a wider area.
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Eastern Express Wins Third in ATA Safety Contest
Eastern Express Inc Terre Haute earns third place in the general commodities division of the American Trucking Association safety contest. The award and an improvement certificate will be presented June 19 in New York City at the ATA Council of Safety Supervisors annual meeting.
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Stabbing Death Shocks Indianapolis Streets
David C. Wattlington, 20, of Indianapolis was held on a preliminary murder charge after Paul J. Baker, 27, also of Indianapolis, was fatally stabbed on a city street. The incident occurred Sunday in Indianapolis.
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New Hair Growth Claim From Lab Consultants Ad
Houston firm of laboratory consultants offers a 32 day no risk trial claiming to stop hair loss and grow hair for both men and women. They warn most cases are early male pattern baldness and not all respond, urging readers with any remaining hair to act before roots die.
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