Pucinski Predicts 326000 U S Troops to Vietnam in 1969
Rep Roman C Pucinski says unless Paris peace talks break, 326000 American servicemen will be shipped to Vietnam in 1969 under the rotation policy. He notes 548000 replacements were sent in 1968 and soldiers cannot stay more than a year unless volunteering for an extended tour.
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Chicago
Paris
Vietnam
Roman C. Pucinski
D-Ill
Pucinski
Nam
North Golden Gate
Collier County
Naples
Florida
Gulf Coast
Gulf American Corporation
Pekin Man Charged With Murder After Pekin Shooting
Billy West of Pekin was charged with murder after the early Sunday shooting on a Pekin street, killing Thomas G Aaron 24, of Peoria.
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Pekin, II
Billy West
Pekin
Thomas G Aaron
Peoria
Television Schedules for Channel 1 in Haute
Evening lineup lists Huntley Brinkley at 6 30 followed by Spotlight on the Stage and As I See It. Daytime offers Jeopardy Eye Guess NBC News Dating Game Hidden Faces and soap operas The Doctors Another World You Don’t Say Match Game News and Dark Shadows.
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NBC News
the Doctors
Radio Program Listings for Several Stations
Radio station slate lists WTHI WROW WAAC WKZI WPFR and WVTS with music formats and daily hours. Highlights include country music blocks on WKZI and WPFR, news reviews on WTHI and WROW, talk on WAAC, and stereo music on WVTS around the clock.
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WROW
WAAC
So Fiom
Illinois VFW elects officers across state convention
PERORIA IL AP The Illinois Veterans of Foreign Wars elected James H McClenahan of Wood River as president at a week long convention that drew 4400 delegates Vernon A Soukup of Warrenville was named senior vice commander James Pat Harris of Murphysboro was named junior vice commander Rev Larry Calkins Blue Island was named chaplain Robert L Lansden Cairo was judge advocate Dr Robert Mitchell Park Ridge was surgeon and W F Glassford Joliet was quartermaster
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Larry Calkins
Blue Island
Robert L. Lansden
Cairo
Robert Mitchell
Park Ridge
W. F. Glassford
Joliet
Woman Drowns in Minocqua Boat Collision
Mrs. Helen FE. Robert, 44, of Richmond Indiana, drowned when the speedboat she rode struck a bridge over Minocqua Lake. The boat sank immediately. two other occupants escaped by swimming 200 feet. Vermont is cited as the first state to ban slavery and to adopt universal manhood suffrage.
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Minocqua
Wis
Helen FE. Robert
Richmond
Ind
Minocqua Lake
Vermont
Union
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