Israel says air strikes ordered after farm raid near border
Israeli forces struck the Lebanese village of Kfar Chuba after Arab guerrillas seized a farm home in Kfar Yuval near the Israel Lebanon border. Four Arabs and two Israelis were killed in the clash, with Lebanon reporting one woman killed and three wounded. The PLO claimed support for the raid as a right to fight.
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Kfar Yuval
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WAFA
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Lebanon
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Me. Caval
Palestine Liberation Organization
Hoosier Girls State delegates organize Redistricting and events
Indiana University continues Hoosier Girls State with 778 delegates organizing precincts and preliminary county elections. Nationalist and Federalist party coordinators were named, while Dr Betsey Ancker Johnson of the Commerce Department addresses the assembly. Local dignitaries and longtime HGS supporters join the event as students prepare for workshops, performances, and a talent show.
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Indiana State University
Sions
Hoosier Girls
HGS
Ester Bray
William G. Bray
R-Ind
Federalist Party
Harry Moore
Rushville
Ind
Freedom
Justice
Democracy
Loyalty
American Legion Auxiliary
Betsey Ancker- Johnson
Washington, D.C
Tilson Music Hall
Science and Technology
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Commerce Department
U.S. Patent and Trademark Office
National Bureau of Standards
National Information Service
Office of Telecommunications
Office of Environmental Affairs
Office of Product Standards
Congress Seeks to Fix Staff Disputes and Election Gridlock
In Washington the House and Senate moved to resolve staff problems while addressing two political disputes. The Senate planned a vote to send the New Hampshire disputed election back for another vote between Louis Wyman and John Durkin. The House considered a resolution to abolish the Nedzi intelligence committee amid concerns about leaks and CIA misdeeds. Senate leaders target completing the NH issue by June 28 as Congress heads into a July 4 recess. The House weighed Nedzi’s resignation and an energy tax bill amid criticisms of intelligence manipulation.
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Senate
New Hampshire
Louis C. Wyman
John A. Durkin
Mike Mansfield
Congress
Richard Bolling
D-Mo
Samuel S. Stratton
D-N.y
Intelligence Committee
Lucien N. Nedzi
U.S
Bolling
Robert B. Morgan
N.C
CIA
Morgan
Nedzi
Michigan
Rockefeller Commission Finds Some Domestic Mail Surveillance Legal
The Rockefeller Commission report says mail cover operations are legal when limited and selective and in national security cases. It also notes possible future use of infiltration and surveillance of dissidents with FBI and local law enforcement oversight.
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Rockefeller Commission
CIA
Nelson A. Rockeflle
Commission
United States
FBI
Vigo County Welfare Board Gets New Member
Judge C Joseph Anderson will administer the oath to Leslie Sinclair 29 a staff analyst at Reuben H Donnelley Corp named to fill the unexpired term of Mrs Margaret L Dyer who resigns to become a Vigo County Welfare Department caseworker Dyer was appointed for a four year term ending 1978 and served as board vice president Sinclair active in Glenn Home volunteer work and on the Citizens Committee steering group since its start last year
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Vigo
C. Joseph Anderson
Leslie Sinclair
Reuben H. Donnelley Corp
Anderson
Margaret L Dyer
Vigo County Welfare Department
Vigo County
City Police Nab Murder Suspect in Terre Haute
A former Terre Haute resident, John Byron Cuffle, 33, suspected in Phoenix of raping and murdering a girl, was arrested in Terre Haute on Sunday. Bond set at $250,000, he appeared in Vigo County Circuit Court Monday and was ordered held for extradition.
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Terre Haute
Phoenix
Ariz
Virgo County
John Byron Cuffle
C. Joseph Anderson
Cuffle
Brown
Thomas Reese
Linden Street
Kester Avenue
Reese
Stephen Johnson
Herschel Johnson
Donald Bingham
John Myers
Phoenix Police
Vigo County
David Eaton
Bluebomb
Eugene Galloway
Strausburg
Weather Summary for Terre Haute and Vicinity
The forecast calls for increasing cloudiness and not so cool tonight with a good chance of showers and thunderstorms. Tuesday brings more clouds and warmer conditions with about a 50 percent chance of rain, highs in the mid 80s, and similar chances for showers and thunderstorms. Extended outlook shows chances of rain Wednesday through Friday with highs in the 80s and lows in the 60s. Sunrise 5 22 a.m. Sunset 8 19 p.m. River stage 11.3 feet and rising.
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Terre Haute
Indiana
Illinois
London Seeks Murder Verdict in Lucan Inquest
Scotland Yard seeks a murder verdict against missing Earl of Lucan as an inquest opens into governess Sandra Rivett’s killing at the Belgravia home. Veronica Lucan, the estranged wife, testifies amid questions over the earls’ disappearance and possible motives.
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Sandra Rivett
Belgravia
France
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South Africa
Latin America
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