Debate Over Vietnam Air War Costs and Targets
Washington officials consider narrowing bombing to supply routes and avoid heavy industrial targets near Hanoi and Haiphong to cut losses while others warn it would boost Communist material flow. Joint Chiefs oppose easing attacks as air power totals and casualty counts rise amid persistent North Vietnamese defenses.
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Cardinals Invested by Pontiff in Historic Consistory
Pope Paul VI created 27 new cardinals including four Americans and representatives from 43 countries. He urged aid for Palestine refugees and urged Vietnamese reunification as he expanded the College of Cardinals to a record 118 members.
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Shenandoah
Clinton Legion and 40 and 8 Install New Officers
Clinton Indiana reports Roy McConnaughey installed as commander of the Clinton American Legion and Morris Taylor as chef de gare of 40 and 8 during joint services at Centenary. Installing officers were Keith Butler and Robert Morris with numerous Legion and 40 and 8 officers named. Domremy was noted as the residence of Joan of Arc.
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Robert Morris
John Newton
Joe Kazakevich
David Dowdy
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Jack Hudson
Garde de la Porte
Charles Brown
Garde de la Prissonier
Richard Brockhaus
Medicin
John Holliday
Lampist
Austin Reed
Aumanier
John Duberneck
Aide de Camp
Paul Wright
Chuck Kazarevich
Roy McConnaughey
Les Hogue
Chéminot
Government data should be released to aid consumers
A House subcommittee led by Chairman Benjamin Rosenthal says the federal government holds extensive information from product tests and statistics that could help taxpayers. The panel argues the government, as the world’s largest collector of facts, is uniquely positioned to share marketplace data.
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Motorist Dies After Ramming Police Car on Toll Road
A Chicago motorist rammed a pursuing state trooper's car Sunday night and was killed when his eastbound car hit a truck on the Indiana Toll Road. The wreck raised Indiana's weekend traffic toll to 11, with four deaths.
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Trucker Dies in Toll Road Crash Near Middlebury
Antero T Aguire 30 died Saturday night near Lin ton in a Toll Road crash two miles east of Middlebury. Richard Cover 50 from Grand Rapids Ohio had minor injuries. State Trooper Roger Hellinga reported Aguire sped up to 95 mph and rammed the police car before both vehicles crossed the median.
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Two Car Crash Kills Warren Allison Near Monroeville
Warren Allison aged 78 of Payne Ohio died in a two car collision at the junction of U S 30 and Ind 101 about three miles north of Monroeville Roxie S Kinsley 45 of Monroeville was in fair condition at Parkview Hospital Fort Wayne The report notes mythic Vi symbols in contrast to the incident.
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