Schulz Appointed To Lead United Fund Effort In Chattanooga
Schulz begins a continued role with the United Fund of Greater Chattanooga. His background includes assistant campaign director for the Major Commerce Unit United Foundation Detroit Michigan. He holds a BA in business administration from the University of Detroit and has Navy service. He is active in Kiwanis and Community Services clubs.
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New York Democrats face rivalries in mayoral race
The contest features Lindsay and Wagner with Javits Goodell endorsements for Lindsay and upstate conservative backing for plan. Badillo and Procaccino run with limited funds while Scheuer struggles beyond the Bronx. Norman Mailer pushes NYC statehood amid uncertain voter response.
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Bank burglary at Fountain City reels in $1700 loot
Auditors report $1700 taken in a Friday night burglary at the People's State Bank branch in Fountain City Indiana. State police say burglars used sledge hammers to break into the safe but did not disturb the main vault and the bank had no burglar alarm.
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Man Earns Law Degree as College Valedictorian
Bernard Tohl, a Los Angeles businessman with four restaurants and estates, pursued law to aid his operations. He earned his degree at age 49 as valedictorian of the University of San Fernando College of Law.
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Vietnam War News Report On A Shau Valley Attacks
Sunday reports describe a second straight NVA sappers attack on an American paratrooper artillery base in the A Shau Valley with 51 enemy killed and 7 Americans wounded. Col. Joseph B. Conmy was wounded in the prior day assault as paratroopers suffered 11 killed and 46 wounded.
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Indiana postal delegates lobby Capitol with pay and bargain aims
Delegates from Terre Haute and 43 Indiana city representatives lobbied in Washington for pay parity with private industry and the right to collectively bargain with the Post Office Department. They oppose a postal corporation that would deny strikes. Burt Mains of 1910 S 19th St. leads the Indiana Federation of the United Federation of Postal Clerks. They met with Congressman Myers and Senators Hartke and Bayh.
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ROTC on campuses defended by national association
The National Association of State Universities and Land-Grant Colleges defended ROTC installations on U S campuses saying campus military training is most appropriate because society depends on higher education to provide educated leadership. The group spoke on behalf of 113 major schools.
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Soldier Frey Remembered With Military Funeral Services
Frey, a West Vigo High School graduate, enlisted Nov 1, 198% and served with the 543rd MP Co Fort Knox Ky. He is survived by son Daniel W Frey Terre Haute and mother Marianne Frey West Terre Haute. Beloved brother Leo and Marion, sisters Rose Marie Cox and Marie Cleste, grandparents Leo and Mrs Bisch. Rosary 7:30 p.m. Monday at funeral home. Burial Highland Lawn Cemetery with graveside services.
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Building Collapse at Segovia Diner Tragedy
A new residential project owner said they would detain the technicians who designed the partially completed complex after the 300 seated diners in a newly opened building fell through its floor. The collapse killed and injured many, with an official mourning period declared and Generalissimo Franco kept informed of the probe. Massive debris blocked entrances as cranes and blowtorches were used in the rescue.
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Pompidou Wins French Presidency with Wide Margin
Near final figures show Pompidou with 60.96 percent and 10.9 million votes while Poter trails at 42.04 percent. Poher concedes defeat as De Gaulle extends influence, with turnout around 36 percent and continuation of Gaullist policy in a newly chosen government path.
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Wild goose chase ends with release on Third Avenue
Patrolman Robert Villati answer a call to find a wild goose walking down Third Avenue. Since New Jersey law does not prohibit goose walking, the officer released the bird unharmed and continued on patrol.
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Cairo rocked by fire bombing and sniper fire in Civil Rights era unrest
Cairo Illinois faced widespread arson and heavy sniper attack in a racial conflict. A discount store warehouse burned while fire crews struggled against gunfire blocking entry. Whites and blacks were linked to bombings as NAACP leaders questioned police chief William Petersen amid escalating tensions.
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Carl J. Clutts
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Biafra Aid Airlift Faces Ongoing Peril and Short Rations
Father Doran reports some crops blooming giving a glimmer of hope but notes harvest will feed only a small portion of starving Biafrans for a short time. Mercy flights endure night routes over Nigerian anti-aircraft fire while MIGs blitz the supply strip. Since mid May a Red Cross plane and a C 97G have crashed, raising concerns over continued relief. Military harassment and bad weather worsen danger, with airlift likely required for at least a prolonged period.
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Patsy Awards Honor Four Animal Stars
Hollywood announces the Patsy Awards with Albarado the horse Arnold the pig Timmie the chimpanzee and Lassie the dog winning top honors. Albarado wins best supporting animal in a motion picture for The Horse in the Gray Flame Suit. Arnold earns best supporting animal in a television series for Green Acres. Timmy gains best single appearance for The Beverly Hillbillies. The American Humane Association sponsors the event.
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Speech on War Emergency Program Amid Civil Conflict
A veteran leader describes the crisis as the greatest tragedy and asserts the emergency program was not meant to resolve the cruel civil war. He calls for utilizing all available measures to push toward peace.
End to Hostilities Urges Governments and Intl Organizations
A call urges governments and international bodies to pressure an end to ongoing hostilities. The speaker expresses remorse over a missed Belmont win by Majestic Prince owned by Frank McMahon, contrasting domestic concerns with global conflict.
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