Viet War Tempo Mounts On Ground And In Air
U S forces launch heavy attacks across Haiphong and DMZ areas. Marines withdraw from southern Haiphong defenses while air strikes target Haiphong and Kien Giang. In Hue Province South Vietnamese units clash with 500 Communist troops over a three hour period with 60 militants killed.
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George McArthur
Saigon
U.S
North Vietnnamese Command
Kam
Haiphong
Dmz
South Viet J
Cun ‘Thien
North Viet-lai
Nam
United Marines
South Viet States
Hawk Jet
Demilitarized Zone
North Vielgane
Wipeland
Earl
Alll
Hue
Thun ‘Hien
Alaska 67 Centennial Opens At Pat Banks Alaska
Alaska 67 marks the state centennial with Gov. Hickel cutting the ribbon to open a 40 acre fairground on the Chena River. Twenty six communities display exhibits as the fair runs through Sept 30 drawing an expected 380000 visitors amid wildlife shows a refurbished sternwheeler Nenana and a Gold Rust Town with a quirky post office has three mail slots.
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Patrbanks
Alaska
Miler
Walter B. Hickel
Chena River
U.S
William Seward
Yssia
Alaska Communni
Alaska Wildlife
Nenana
Death of 14 year old after sandlot baseball injury
Gary Thomas Arcidiacono 14 died Friday evening from injuries after being struck by a batted ball while pitching in a sandlot game. He had been in critical condition since the May 18 accident. He was a freshman at St. Maria Goretti High School and active in church and local leagues. The funeral was planned at St Marys Church with burial at Rest Haven Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Thomas Arcidiacono
Thirsiisy
Hagerstown
Thomas
Peggy Pitzgerald Areidiacano
Fairview Rd
St. Maria Goveett High School
St. Ann's Catholic Church
Fedeeral Little League
Barbara
Diana
Ted
Mia
Anita Arcidiacona
Yonkers
N.Y
Frank Fitzgerald
Jemmitsburg
Rest Haven
St Mary's Catholic Church
Man Slain After Visit To Ill Wife
Baltimore police say 61 year old Robert Norris was stabbed in the chest by three youths near Bon Secours Hospital after visiting his ill wife. He died on the operating table. Robbery was reported as the motive with cash and a purse stolen. Norris had just left the hospital where his wife was a patient for several days.
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Baltimore
Stabbert Fly
Bon Secours Hospital
Robert Norris
Jan Alley
Bon Secours
Monte
Heat One
Norris
Wina Meat News
Wan Cispernes
Reagan Seeks Overhaul With Billion Dollar Tax Push
Gov. Ronald Reagan asks the California legislature to add 128 million to a 944 million tax boost, totaling over 1 billion. He cites faltering business and rising costs as the reason and outlines extensions of sales tax to services and nonresidential energy use, plus higher levies on liquor cigarettes banks and corporations. He notes the budget will exceed 5 billion and aims to relieve deficits and fund schools and public programs.
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Bill Stael
Sacramento
Calif
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Edmund G. Brown
Prayer for peace and steadfast faith from Ame at Atlante
A devotional prayer asks for divine quietness and peace amid world turmoil. The prayer seeks God’s abiding love to settle, establish, and strengthen believers, ending in Jesus name from J. R. Brokhart a professor at Fmory University in Atlante Ga.
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Jesus
J. R. Brokhart
Atlante, Ga
Fmory University
Michelangelo Crucifix Hidden in Old Monastery Furnishings
Vatican art expert says an armless wooden crucifix sold with broken furniture from the Viterbo Monastery of Truth is a rare Michelangelo sculpture. The piece, 35 inches high, bears an inscription claiming Michelangelo created it. a New York dealer offered up to 2 million.
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Edorado Magri
Vatican City
Vatican
Michelangelo
Mario Pinelli
Institute For Art Restortion
Mser
Pinuti
Gelo
Viterbo
Florence
Mre
D'Urso
New York
Convento Delle Verita
Monastery of Truth
Labor Secretary Pledges Action Over Bethlehem Discrimination
Secretary of Labor Wirtz warned he may cancel Bethlehem Steel government contracts if discrimination charges are upheld. He told a group of Negro demonstrators it has taken too long to address claims of job bias at the Baltimore County plant and shipyard. A May 31 meeting with union officials was set to discuss federal contract guidance and departmental involvement.
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Washington
Wilfrrd Wirtz
Bethlehem Steel
Wirtz
Iso
Baltimore County
Te Group
dis-Wirlz
Lincoln D. Lynch
Asso
Workers Union
Awl-Cio
Mman
Thas
Bethchem
Saime
Defense Department
Students Burn Yearbook With 24 Photos Of Editor
Tampa University students burned copies of the yearbook after their editor Carmen Gonzalez and 24 of her photos appeared in the book while many undergraduates lacked their own pictures. Dr. Charles West halted remaining copies amid student protests over the controversial issue and missing portraits.
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Carmen Gorzalez
Tampa
Fia
Tampa University
Carmen
Carmen Te
Fla
Carmen Gonzalez
Charles West
Callector
North
First Women Troopers Swear In by Michigan State Police
Kay E Whitfield and Norman E Hillary became the first women troopers in MS P at a swearing in in East Lansing. Both 25, they joined a force noted for rapid progress in physical training and endurance courses despite a high dropout rate in the academy. Whitfield, a Kalamazoo policewoman, and Hillary, a graduate of Marymount College, reflected on their motivation to join and the evolving role of women in state police work.
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East Lansing
Mich
Kay E. Whitfield
Norman E. Hillary
Alvear
Michigan State Police
Tam Yontiac
Miss Whitfield
Kalamazoo
Euilard
Man Charged With Failure To Yield In Route 66 Collision
Abner Leroy Dowd, 7 percent of 200 block Phylane Drive, was charged with failure to yield the right of way after a collision on Fre ae ok Street about 2:50 p m The other driver James Tac en Valette 19 of 2304 Indian Cottage Head was taken to the Washington Cummin-Hospital emergency room by Patrolman H B Kline where he was treated and discharged Kline said Dowd’s car pulling out of the Safeway lot struck Valette’s tire as he was turning in
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Abner Leroy
Pri
James Tac En Valette
Indian Cottage Head
Washington
Girl Staffer Chosen For Recognition At Saint Maria Gareth
Carol Ann Smith, editor of the Saint Maria Gareth High School newspaper, received the Most Valuable Staffer award after a majority vote by Santa Maria editorial staff. The plaque was presented by a representative of the American Newspaper Publishers Association and The Herald Mall Company.
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Santa Maria
Carol Annn Smith
Miss Smith
American iWewspaper Publishers Association
The
Herald » Mall Company
Carol
Cuifor
Saint Maria Gareth
David W. Smith
Haven Hill Drive
Swvithsburg
Monsignor Leary
National Honor Society
National Thespian Society
Cara
Western Maryland Hospital
Mary's
St. Ann's
Chestnut II College
Pennsylvania
Ces
Serionl
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H Éman
Gary Arcidiacono
Gary Arcidiacand
Ubiha In
Summit Ave
John Lust
Herald-Mail Co
Alma L. Ketterman
Chevy Drive
Washington County Hospital
Slinton
Jarry
Shirley Frumbo Kiser
Greeley
Calo
Covenant «United Presbyterian’ Church
Womens Club
Woodland Way School
Josiah Ketlerman
Paramount Elementary School
Carail Kellerman
All Home
Davidi Jones
Louis Fermara
Chicago
Til
Pamela Kelterman
Tame
Raymond Kiser
Niger
Minnich
Benjamin Jones
Brandywine
W. Va
Sue Butcher
Bloomshora
J. Russell Butcher
First Presbyterian Choret
John Huth
M Manpower | Inc
Finiane Alphe Feeee Eerie Anedaive
Aldo d'Urso
Antonio
Spengini
Secretary of Labor
Bethlehem
Student Pub
Rex
LAMCO
Locke
Wathood
F.O.B
Vera
Paramount
Michigan
Iain Trooper
Hl. E. DB
Re. Wruite
Dra. Romer
Tecruils
la Oak
Sonten
Dra Gomer
Marymount College
Saline
Kaw
Grand Rapids
West End
Actio
Ctki
Kiki
Carol Ann Srl
Haaring
I. Jan Sonotone
Roy B. Furr
Potomac St
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