Apollo 11 gets new go ahead for July 16 launch
Cape Kennedy Florida AP The Apollo 11 mission received a new go ahead to aim for a July 16 launch after a nine hour flight readiness review Apollo program director Lt General Samuel Phillips reported no major unresolved issues except a guidance system anomaly from Apollo 10 The three astronauts Neil Armstrong Edwin Aldrin and Michael Collins prepared in simulators while Armstrong and Aldrin rehearsed moonwalk procedures
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Air Force
Samuel Phillips
Phillips
Apollo
Neil A. Armstrong
Edwin E. Aldrin Jr
Michael Collins
Armstrong
Aldrin
Mayors Back Nixon Surtax to Fight Inflation
Pittsburgh AP The nation s mayors adopted a resolution supporting Nixon s plan to extend the surtax to curb inflation. They urged that proceeds be directed to city problems while Agnew urged support, noting the surtax would generate 7 to 8 billion dollars to avoid deep federal budget cuts.
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Pittsburgh
Nixon
U. S. Conference of Mayors
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Wornin' Judge Adams Fined and Suspended Sentence
A list of local citations shows Wornin' Judge Adams 20 of 630 S 7th St fined 45.00 with suspended sentence for window peeping and prowling. Other youths and adults are cited for traffic and public intoxication offenses with varying fines and jail days.
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Benjamin L. Adams
S. 7Th St
Floyd Waugh
17Th St
Earl Leard
Terre Haute
6th Men Report For Physicals For Draft
Sixty six men reported to the Selective Service System office in the Federal Building Wednesday morning for Indianapolis physical exams before draft calls. Fourteen others were sent to the Indianapolis Induction Center for basic training. Inductees listed include Donald Kiger and Paul Dudley among others, with a large roster of physicals and inductees.
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Selective Service System
Federal
Indianapolis
Robert Ogle
Alvin Gutierrez
David Travis
Terry Jeffers
Charles Warren
David Clark
Henry Cordell
Todd Blackburn
Herschel Davis
Curtis Reece
James Aitken
Jack Pitts
William Blystone
James Shauntee
Randall Howard
Everett Fagg
Richard Payton
Randall Ring
DeVon Frazier
Errol White
Kenneth Ayers
Joseph Gamlin
Anderson Tinner
Keith Dunkelbarger
Christopher Stanton
Daniel J. Pfleging
Nicky Hatcher
Richard L. Robinson
Willie L. Nesbit
Harold D. Wiley
Edward E. Kiefner
Anthony J. Perrelle
Paul R. Dunn
Ronnie Pitts
Frank Bell
Lonnie Pitts
James E. Hughes
Carl C. Forsyth
Randall R. Sparks
Thomas G. Walker Jr
William J. Deuster
Dennis C. White
Dennis L. Weir
Donald Kiger
Dwane Brown
Paul Dudley
James Larkin
Robert Frederick Pienenbrink
Paul Leroy Wray
Richard Edward Winn
James Ray Desinger
Michael Eugene
Open Housing Defeat Ends Belle Terre Trustees’ Terms
In Belle Terre New York 92 percent turnout saw Francis Stolz and Robert Boyce defeat Charles Darling and George Wheeler in a village nonpartisan election Both winners had backed an open housing law with 220 votes each while challengers trailed with 78 and 76 votes respectively.
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Port Jefferson
N.Y
Belle Terre
Francis Stolz
Robert Boyce
Charles Darling
George Wheeler
Waukegan Man Dies in Light Plane Crash
A Waukegan man, 39, pilot Robert J. Albert, died when his Cherokee nosedived at Campbell Airport near Grayslake. His 29 year old passenger David Calson of Highland Park was critically burned and taken to a Milwaukee burn center. Witnesses cited the plane at about 100 feet after takeoff before crashing and burning.
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Grayslake, Jl
Campbell
Grayslake
Robert J. Albert
Cherokee
David Calson
Highland Park
Milwaukee
Wis
Arrowhead Found in Flat Tire Near Grand Junction
An AP report from Grand Junction Colorado describes a massive truck halted by a flat near backwoods country. Inside the tire workers discovered an arrow head, adding an unexpected find to the road project supplies.
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Grand Junction
Colo
Indiana political reform talk spans campaigns and tax reform
Bauer tells institute television shapes campaigns and cites possible end to multi member districts and tax reform needs. Bayh and Bowen slated to speak on electoral reforms as St Angelo critiques Whitcomb administration and warns of highway maintenance failures and budget cuts.
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Bauer
U. S
Birch E. Bayh Jr
Indiana House of Representatives
Statesman Towers
ISU
Indiana General Assembly
Party platform ideas guide state politics says St Angelo
St Angelo urges voters to study party platforms as they shape legislature. He notes funds are scarce not lacking, but competition for money drives campaigns and spending decisions. He supports conventions for nominating state candidates and calls for reform while preserving access to run.
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Gested
St. Angelo
Truck Driver Dies in I-70 Crash Near Mount Comfort
An out of state truck driver was killed when his semi struck a bridge abutment on Interstate 70 east of the Marion Hancock County line near Mount Comfort. State police initially believed two men were in the cab.
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Marion
Hancock County
Mount Comfort
Elkhart Driver Killed. One Victim Confirmed in Fire Crash
Initial reports listed 660 traffic deaths for June 18 last year and 605 later, but investigation confirmed only one fatality. Larry Arnold, 22, of Elkhart, died Tuesday night in a fiery crash on an Elkhart County road near Elkhart. Passenger Winfred Ash, also of Elkhart, was injured. Police said Arnold's car.
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Larry Arnold
Elkhart
Winfred Ash
Arnold
Fatal crashes claim three young lives in Indiana region
A man in Frankfort, Hilton F. Higinbotham, 61, died when his car left Indiana 28 and overturned after striking trees. In Tipton, 10 year old John R. Miller was struck and killed crossing Indiana 19 on his way to a Little League game. In Valparaiso, 22 year old Howard Osbourne Jr. died when his motorcycle collided with a car at a county road intersection northeast of the city.
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Hilton F. Higinbotham
Frankfort
Indiana 28
John R. Miller
Tipton
Indiana 19
Howard Osbourne Jr
Valparaiso
Porter County
Elkhart Garden Store Owner Dies After Shooting
Orville Vern Holtzinger a 47 year old Mishawaka man who owned an Elkhart garden store died in an Elkhart hospital after being shot June 11 during an argument with a customer over a lawn mower. Police said the shooter remained unidentified at the time.
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Elkhart, Ind
Elkhart
Orville
Vern Holtzinger
Mishawaka
Pathet Lao Fights and Seizes Arms Amid Laos Clash
The Pathet Lao guerrillas reported by Vietnam News Agency fought 54 battles in Vientiane province from November 1968 to May 1969. They claimed 316 casualties among Royal Lao troops, seized 59 guns, damaged 27 military vehicles, blew seven bridges, and destroyed over 1 000 tons of weapons in a surprise attack on a major U.S. and Laotian arms dump.
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Tokyo
Pathet Lao
Vientiane
Hanoi
Vietnam
U.S
Organist Milt Herth, Las Vegas Swing Pioneer, Dies
Milt Herth, among the nation's first swing organists, died Tuesday of a heart attack at age 66. A longtime Las Vegas resident, he performed at many Strip hotels and recorded for several labels.
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Las Vegas
UPI
Milt Herth
Herth
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