Johnson calls for a billion dollar federal spending cut
President Johnson urges a top level cut of one billion dollars in federal spending over the next three months. He meets with cabinet and agency chiefs to curb costs while Kennedy blasts cuts to education funds as shortsighted amid Viet Nam war costs. Labor data show February factory hiring dipping from January levels.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Robert F. Kennedy
Den.y
Kennedy
Senate
United States
Viet Nam
Congress
Sion
Robert Fleming
Fleming
Labor Department
Door Still Open For Talks With Britain
Rhodesia Prime Minister Ian Smith said the door remains open for talks with Britain after Harold Wilson's electoral victory. He hinted a solution to the impasse is possible but declined to detail. Smith stressed the British government must decide how to engage Rhodesia but expressed hope someone in Britain would be willing to negotiate.
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Salisbury, Rhodesia
UPI
Rhodesia
Ian Smith
Britain
Harold Wilson
Smith
Wilson
Scenic Pownal Valley welcomes travelers to Vermont
Visitors entering Vermont from Massachusetts along U S 7 are greeted by a sign highlighting the Scenic Pownal Valley. The first view in the Green Mountain state is a picturesque scene described by Grimm, inviting travelers to enjoy Vermont's landscape.
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Massachusetts
U.S. 7
Pownal Valley
Green Mountain State
Grimm
France vows no pullout from Berlin despite NATO exit
Paris officials stressed Berlin garrison remains separate from NATO, with French troops to stay in the divided city alongside British and U.S. forces as long as needed. De Gaulle contemplates NATO policy with parliamentary support near certain after Communist party endorses anti NATO drive.
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Paris
UPI
France
NATO
Berlin
U.S
Charles de Gaulle
Communist Party
de Gaulle
Colombey-les-ceux-Eglises
Etienne Fajon
Humanite
Fajon
Socialist Group
National Assembly
Georges Pompidou
Rail strike winds down firemen ordered back to work
Washington says the nations first major railroad strike since World War I is virtually over after a federal court decision against the walkout. BLFE members, deterred by contempt risk, offer to return if no reprisals. J. E. Wolfe of the railroads calls it over in Chicago as 8,000 members had walked off.
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Washington
UPI
Consultation
United Presbyterian Church
Methodist Church
Episcopal Church
United Church of Christ
Disciples of Christ
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Evangelical United Brethren
J. E. Wolfe
Railroads
Chicago
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen
BLFE
U.S
Alexander Holtzoff
U.S. Court of Appeals
H. E. Gilbert
Gilbert
Wolfe
Americans Warned To Avoid Protests In Vietnam
United Press report notes large anti Ky demonstrations in Da Nang and Hue with thousands involved and Americans advised to avoid streets. Protests tied to Buddhist unrest threaten toppling Ky regime as officials warn of heightened civil disturbance and possible security actions.
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DA Nang
South Viet Nam
UPD
Nguyen Cao Ky
Quach Thi Trang
Ngo Dinh Diem
Hue
Pham Xuan Chieu
U.S
Mekong Delta
Can Tho
Inside Silver anniversary Ice Capades review highlights
Carlo Walter-Page reviews the Inside Silver anniversary Ice Capades production while Roy Marsden recounts a trip to Florida and its Drift Fishing off the coast. A picture story by Tyler Resch features Brattleboro's Stephen Greene Press.
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Carlo Walter
Roy Marsden
Florida
Tyler Resch
Brattleboro
Stephen Greene Press
Neighborhood Study Planned In Troy N Y
A Neighborhood Analysis Study approved by the City Planning Commission will identify factors in physical deterioration to aid Urban Renewal and redevelopment funding. City Engineer's Office will conduct a 14 neighborhood data survey, outlining actions to improve street lighting streets, maintenance, playgrounds, shopping facilities and public services including medical dental services and cultural opportunities.
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Troy
N.Y
City Planning Commission
North Bennington Private School Plans Long Range Expansion
Prospect School announced a move to The Lodge on Park Street to support future growth. Starting next September two classes of 25 to 30 five to seven year olds will enroll, with tuition $300 and scholarship aid available. Registrations days set. campaign for scholarship fund underway to reach about 140 students over several years.
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North Bennington
Prospect School
Prospect Street
Park Street
the Lodge
Louis P. Carini
Carini
J. McCullough Turner
John McCullough
Educators Memorial Fund Drive Aims To Honor Four Killed Educators
Letters go to about 1000 residents in Bennington area to raise a $10,000 scholarship fund in memory of four educators killed in a September plane crash. John Kennedy Jr. chairs Educators' Fund Inc. and notes annual drives during Easter will seek ongoing donations to sustain scholarships for worthy local graduates. The four honored were Ralf S. Kates, the Rev Vincent J. Spinelli, W. Philip Walker and James H. Morgan.
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Bennington
North Bennington
Shaftsbury
Woodford
Pownal
John Kennedy Jr
Educators’ Fund, Inc
Nance College
Kennedy
Ralf S. Kates
Vincent J. Spinelli
C.S.C
W. Philip Walker
James H. Morgan
Montpelier
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Vermont
Buildings Progress
Mt. Anthony Union High School
George A. Fuller Company
Boston
Hamilton
Troy, N.Y
North
Hagerman
Educators
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