Fulbright asks Nixon to reveal Vietnam peace talks details
Senator J W Fulbright questions U S secrecy on Vietnam peace talks and urges President Nixon to disclose who is negotiating what has been proposed and any agreements He says there is no clear progress after five months and that Nixon should explain his endgame Fulbright notes he does not know if talks are actually taking place but accepts the administration’s word for now
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Little Rock, Ark
J. W. Fulbright
Vietnam
Nixon
Fulbright
Arkansas
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Washington
North Korean Spy Ship Is Captured
South Korea says it trapped a North Korean patrol boat off Huk san Island after dispatching a three man commando team to pick up agent Kim Yong-ki. The CIA reported the enemy vessel approached under cargo boat guise and was seized with 15 aboard neutralized.
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Seoul
South Korea
Central Intelligence Agency
Highspeed
Huksan
Kim Yong-ki
Wells Conducts Hearings On Indiana Vocational Takeover
State Superintendent Richard D. Wells led hearings in Bedford and Indianapolis on placing all vocational and technical education under the Department of Public Instruction. A third federal-mandated session occurred in Plymouth. Wells aims to shift most expected 1970 federal funds from IVTech to public schools, opposing IVTech and prompting moves to transfer or defund its programs.
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Richard D. Wells
Bedford
Indianapolis
Indiana
Department of Public Instruction
Plymouth
Wells
Indiana Vocational Technical College
Ivtech
Vtech
Terre Haute
Wabash Valley Regional Institute
State Board of Vocational and Technical Education
Legislative
Vigo County Summer School Classes Set
Vigo County School Corp prepares to start summer programs for elementary, junior high and senior high students. Superintendent George J. Huys announced high school credit classes will run June 16 to August 8 in collaboration with Laboratory School of Indiana State University, while Summer Head Start serves 300 disadvantaged children from June 18 to August 12. A federal grant of 53755 supports 22 preschool sessions. The Physical Facilities Assessment was also released, with highlights published earlier.
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Vigo County School Corp
VCSC
George J. Huys
Huys
VOSC
Laboratory School
Indiana State University
Younsters
Vigo County
Hays
Henry I tied for most illegitimate children in England
The English king Henry I who ruled from 1100 to 1135 fathered at least 20 children, nine sons and 11 daughters, by six mistresses in addition to one or two legitimate offspring.
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Henry I
Apollo 11 Crew Faces Stiff Tests
Apollo 11 sails toward a July moon landing with Armstrong Aldrin and Collins undergoing intensive training. The three will log long days in mission simulations, briefings, and run-throughs as officials push for readiness ahead of the July 16 launch and July 21 moon step.
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Neil A. Armstrong
Air Force
Edwin E. Aldrin Jr
Michael Collins
Armstrong
Aldrin
Weather Map Update and River Conditions
River stage at 3.8 feet and atmospheric conditions noted. Local chart shows noon readings and 9 am values with highs in the low 70s and cooler nights. Terre Haute locality forecasts call for mostly cloudy skies, cooler tonight, and Saturday highs in the upper 60s.
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Terre Haute
Indiana
U S Forces to Withdraw From Vietnam by August End
The U S Command announced two brigades of the 9th Infantry and a regimental landing team from the 3rd Marine Division will be withdrawn from South Vietnam by the end of August and replaced by South Vietnamese soldiers. The move comes amid ongoing discussions of Vietnam peace talks and strategic shifts in U S military posture.
Cannon Is Key ABM Figure In Safeguard Debate
Senator Howard Cannon whose undecided stance shapes the Safeguard fate, backs a compromise to delay ABM deployment while allowing radar and computer work to continue. The proposal from McIntyre and Brooke aims to head off deadlock over Montana and North Dakota sites, with others predicting a showdown next week if talks fail.
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Washington
Howard M. Cannon
Dey
Nixon
Montana
North Dakota
D-N.h
Edward W. Brooke
R-Mass
McIntyre
New Hampshire Democrat
Governor's Review to Headline Closing of Hoosier Boys State
The 32nd annual Hoosier Boys State winds down this week at Indiana State University with a Governor's Review at ISU track and practice field Friday at 8 p.m. Gov Gregory Gray leads the reviewing party with Lieut. Governor Ben Park and Secretary of State Walt Henry, joined by Gov Edgar Whitcomb, American Legion commanders, parents and friends. The Carl Graham Award for Outstanding Citizen will be awarded Friday to a participant based on leadership and character.
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Indiana State University
ISU
Gregory Gray
Gray
Ben Park
Walt Henry
Edgar Whitcomb
American Legion
Hoosier Boys
Carl Graham
16000 Men In First Pullout From Vietnam
The U S Command said two brigades of the 9th Infantry Division and a regimental landing team of the 3rd Marine Division will be withdrawn from South Vietnam by the end of August and replaced by South Vietnamese soldiers. About 16,000 troops will be involved in the first withdrawal, with a 900-man battalion airlifted to the United States for inactivation before mid July.
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Hawaii
9Th Infantry Division
Continental
United States
Washington
Pentagon
Secretary of Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Nixon
South Vietnam
Marine
Dong Hai
Demilitarized
Four Killed In Accident Near Lebanon
State police said four people died when a car carrying an Iowa couple collided with a semi truck that then struck two pedestrians near Lebanon. The deceased were identified as Ivan E. Shipley 69 of Ottumwa Iowa Edna O Shipley 65 and Steven A Clayton 20.
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Lebanon
Iowa
Ivan E. Shipley
Ottumwa
Edna O
Steven A. Clayton
Indiana Traffic Deaths 34 June 13 Last Year 586
The Associated Press reports Indiana recorded 34 traffic deaths on June 13 last year, bringing the year’s total to 586. The figure reflects fatalities across the state from January through mid June, underscoring ongoing road safety concerns.
Indianapolis Driver Dies in Collision East of Lebanon
Indianapolis resident Mrs Shipley drove on Indiana 32 and ran a red flasher at U S 421 junction ten miles east of Lebanon. Her car was hit by a flatbed truck that skidded over 200 feet after impact, injuring Paul D Bonnewell, 19, also of Indianapolis, according to Trooper Dave Zellers continued on page 5 col 2
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Paul D. Bonnewell
Dave Zellers
Shipley
Indiana 32
U.S. 421
Lebanon
Zellers
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