Governor's Review Ends Successful Boys' State Event
Hoosier Boys' State concluded at Indiana State University with Gov. Edgar Whitcomb in attendance. Tom Hoffman of Beard City won the Outstanding Citizen Award and received the W. Carl Graham Award for leadership and character. Hoffman served as reporter for the supreme and appellate court in the mythical government and expressed gratitude for the honor.
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Graham Opens His Crusade in New York
Billy Graham returns to New York for a large opening night crusade at Madison Square Garden drawing about 25 000 people with over 1000 calling to commit to Christ. The event aired to 18 eastern cities via color TV as Graham warned of materialism and decadence and urged youth to gather for discussions at Manhattan Center.
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Fiery Deathfor Five Travelers in Ventura Collision
Five men died in a head on crash near Ventura California when a southbound station wagon crossed the center divider fence and smashed into a northbound car. The impact caused the northbound car to spin and be struck by a third vehicle. The five occupants were trapped and the car burst into flames. Driver William H Goergen 47 McGregor Iowa was listed in critical condition. The occupants of the third car suffered no injuries.
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Hoosier Boys State to Return to ISU in 1970
Hoosier Boys State will return next year to Indiana State University after a unanimous board vote. University president Dr. Alan Rankin and Indiana State University officials praised the program and facilities, noting outstanding organization and student conduct. Indiana State Police Superintendent Robert Konkle and others lauded the cooperation and potential expansion to Hoosier Girls State.
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Barney” Breedlove
Surtax Extension Action Unlikely By June 30
Sen John J Williams a senior Republican on the Senate Finance Committee says action on the 10 percent surtax extension bill by June 30 is unlikely with House passage not anticipated until late next week The Nixon administration urges delivering the measure by midnight June 30 The Senate may have only about 10 days for Finance Committee floor action and a conference Williams suggests a temporary extension of withholding rates and reviews possible spending ceilings and tax loopholes as potential hurdles to quick passage.
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Fox protests Murphy bid to bar military aid in film
Twentieth Century Fox attacked Rep. John Murphy’s plan to bar military cooperation in film production over the Pearl Harbor story. The studio called claims that Tora! Tora! Tora! glorifies Japan unfounded and said most Yorktown carrier scenes were studio scripted with only brief on location work. Fox offered to compensate the government for ship use and disputed deaths cited in a television report.
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New Orleans Rises to Third in U.S.-Japan Trade
New Orleans has become the third most important U.S. port in the import export trade with Japan, according to the UPI report from Port Washington. It moved ahead of Los Angeles, placing behind New York and San Francisco in the U.S.-Japan trade council ranking.
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Ongania Replaces Most Argentine Cabinet Members
President Juan Carlos Ongania names Dardo Perez Guilho as education minister and appoints Francisco Imaz interior minister Jose Maria Dagnino Pastore economy minister Carlos Alberto Consigli social welfare minister and Juan B. Martin foreign minister amid military dissatisfaction with previous appointments.
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Carlos Alberto Consigli
Juan B. Martin
Reagan Foresees New Berkeley Park Conflicts In Near Future
Gov Ronald Reagan predicts further clashes in Berkeley over the people's park dispute despite calmer tides and National Guard withdrawal. He noted a negotiating committee demands the 8 foot UC fence come down and warned lasting peace hinges on access.
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University of California
Big U S Antitrust Moves Shake Steel and Banks
The Justice Department wins major actions against U S Steel and First National City Corp. U S Steel agrees to a 10 year ban on reciprocal arrangements with customers. City Corp withdraws merger plans with Chubb after government suit threat.
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