Branigin Confident Of Success
Indiana Governor Branigin predicts victory as Democratic voters decide among him Kennedy and McCarthy in a nationwide primary seen as a test of image. Republicans vote in Indiana where crossover ballots may help Branigin. Kennedy and McCarthy campaign with rallies and TV ads across Gary Hammond Indianapolis.
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Whiting
New York
Robert Kennedy
Garry Moore
Miss Armed Forces crowned at Terre Haute banquet
Sally Simmons was named Miss Armed Forces at a Terre Haute banquet. Colonel Wendell G Garrett urged patriotism, and Lt. Col. Robert Willetts led the Armed Forces Day parade with National Guard and ROTC units. The event included speeches, music, and a Queen contest introduction by Lt. Col. Harry Dees.
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Armed Forces Week
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Leland Larrison
Indiana State University Men’s Glee Club
Weir Kirk
Albert Owens
Robert Swift
John T. Myers
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Allison Maxwell
U.S.A
More Security With FALSE TEETH
Advertisement for FASTEETH denture adhesive promises firmer dentures and easier eating with no paste taste. Encourages dental checkups and explains denture breath benefits. Available at drug counters and urged for regular dentist visits.
Hoover Dam Suggested Safe Nuclei Shelter Alternative
Clark County civil defense officials advise residents worried about nuclear attack to shelter inside Hoover Dam. The 660 foot thick structure could hold at least 7 000 people and is located 31 miles southeast of Las Vegas.
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Clark County Civil Defense Agency
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Allies halt VC push on Saigon western edge
U S commanders report the Viet Cong threat concentrated along Saigon western fringes near Tan Son Nhut airport with two battalions. The attack is described as conventional from outside the city. In Dong Ha action, Col. Hull says 980 enemy soldiers killed since April 10 as two North Vietnamese regiments withdraw.
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Tan Son Nhut
Demilitarized Zone
Dong Ha
Rescue Efforts Underway For 25 Miners Trapped In Mine
Rescuers drilled emergency air shafts to reach two groups of miners and hoped for breakthroughs this afternoon. Ten men deeper inside faced unknown water levels as 23 were underground when flooding began. Davis and Rudd ventured beyond the main tunnel to aid the trapped, but water blocked their return.
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C. E. Richardson
Maust Coal and Coke Corp
Gauley
Davis
Rudd
Manila Ousts Japanese Firms Under Illegal NEC Resolve
Manila Mayor Antonio Villegas closed the city to Japanese firms arguing 18 companies operated under an unlawfully adopted National Economic Council resolution. Firms may relocate to other sites including Makati as a new financial hub develops. The mercury vapor lamp is noted as the invention of Peter Cooper Hewitt of New York.
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Antonio Villegas
Villegas
National Economic Council
Makati
Peter Cooper Hewitt
New York
Harriman Says We Won't Quit Commit ment Amid Paris Unrest
U S officials seek assurances from France that police will keep demonstrators away from the Majestic during talks. Paris clashes erupt as Sorbonne and Nan terre University students battle police. over 1 000 protesters clash with tear gas and debris. Red Cross reports dozens of injuries as streets of the Latin Quarter turn violent near the Arc de Triomphe.
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Arc de Triomphe
Streisand suit settled in New York out of court
Singer Barbra Streisand reaches an out of court settlement in a 2.25 million damage suit against Trans World Airlines and National Broadcasting. An agreement to discontinue the action was filed in State Supreme Court noting the case was compromised and settled with terms undisclosed.
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National Broadcasting Co
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How to Read Faster and Retain More booklet offer
A Chicago publisher promotes a rapid reading technique claimed to raise speed and retention for any text. It suggests readers can scan sentences and pages in seconds and invites requests by mailing name, address, and zip to Reading Dept. 349-015 in Chicago.
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