U S Forces Hit North Viet Nigs. No Interceptions Reported
U S Air Force and Navy planes conducted two strikes on Communist territory near Hanoi and the 17th parallel, hitting radar stations and rail traffic. One F105 was shot down but the pilot was rescued. no enemy air opposition reported. An American helicopter crewman died in a crash in central South Vietnam, with two advisers wounded in a clash near Tam Ky.
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Saigon
Aps
United States
Hanoi
Coral Sea
17Th Parallel
South China Sea
Vinh Linh
South Viet Nam
Binh Dinh
U.S
Maxwell D. Taylor
Taylor
Washington
Johnson
Defense Department
Binh Dinh Province
Tam Ky
da Nang
Thanh Hoa
House Apportionment Showdown To Highlight Session 14th Week
Vermont lawmakers return for a night session to open the 14th week of the 1965 session. The House debates size, weighing 150 versus 210 members, with a secret ballot set for Tuesday. The Senate contemplates a fourth reapportionment plan, preserving current counties with minor reallocations.
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Montpelier
House of Representatives
House
Emory Hebard
R-Glover
Klan Chief Berates Johnson At 'White Public' Meeting
Imperial Wizard Robert Shelton denounces President Johnson calling him a megalomaniac and vows the Klan will ignore federal clamps on activity. He spoke at a "white public only" rally in Morganton, North Carolina, drawing about 1,000 with over 400 cars and a calm, 90 minute gathering.
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Morganton
N. C
UPI
Robert Shelton
Johnson
Ku Klux Klan
Shelton
Tuscaloosa
Ala
United Klans
Lance
Hutchinson Sticks to Reapportionment Stand in Vermont
State lawmaker W Clark Hutchinson of Rochester remains steadfast against any realignment plans despite a 14 week Vermont Legislature session. He backs a 210 member House but will vote against final realignment, warning a majority anti-reapportionment shifts the issue to federal courts and upholds the Vermont Constitution. Hutchinson calls himself arch foe of reapportionment and notes oath conflicts with the plan.
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Vermont
House of Representatives
Ment
House
Senate
Robert Wilson
Bennington County
Hutchinson
U.S
Negroes Ready For Registration In Alabama
In Selma, Alabama Negroes said they would march to Dallas County courthouse today for the first voter registration book reopening since the right to vote march to Montgomery last month. Attempts to register were also expected at Camden, about 35 miles away. Today marked one of Dallas and Wilcox counties twice monthly registration days in the Black Belt.
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Selma
Ala
UPI
Dallas County
Montgomery
Camden
Dallas
Wilcox
Court Rules For Freedom Riders
The Supreme Court summarily reversed the 1961 Montgomery convictions of eleven riders including Yale chaplain William Sloan Coffin Jr. Ten were convicted of unlawful assembly and breach of the peace after at a segregated lunch counter, guarded by National Guard members. The reversal cites a prior decision. Justice Black and White did not participate.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Montgomery
Ala
Yale University
William Sloan Coffin Jr
Alabama National Guard
Hugo L. Black
Byron R. White
Coffin
Ralph D. Abernathy
Clyde Carter
Joseph Charles Jones
Johnson C. Smith University
Charlotte
N.C
Wyatt Tee Walker
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Atlanta
Bernard S. Lee
Walker
John David Maguire
Wesleyan University
Middletown
Conn
Gaylor B. Noyce
Yale Divinity School
New Haven
Legal Defense Fund
The
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Vulnerable Berlin: Reds Threaten Again
UPI reports East German and Soviet actions harassed traffic to West Berlin and sought to block air and road links behind the Iron Curtain. A four mile convoy line formed at Helmstedt as crossings were blocked. Western allies rejected space reservations in the Berlin air corridors while civilian flights continued.
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West Berlin
United States
France
West Germany
Berlin
Berlin Wall
U. S. Air Force European
Wiesbaden
Helmstedt
Helmstedt - Berlin Autobahn
Inside UVM board approves new residence hall
On the Inside UVM Board of Trustees approve a new residence hall as part of campus expansion. The item highlights planning details, potential student impact, and campus facilities strategy noted in Page 2 coverage.
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UVM Board of Trustees
Johnson Proposes Farm Plan With Bread Price Increase
President Johnson urged Congress to pass farm legislation intended to save the government about 200 million dollars a year while lifting bread by about one cent per loaf and rice by a few pennies per pound for consumers. The plan shifts some price support costs to shoppers, aims to raise farm income, and keeps wheat and rice certificates while extending them to rice. It would also cover feed grains wool cropland adjustments and transfer of allotments, with no cotton plan due to division.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Congress
Agriculture Department
Treasury
Baptist Church Begins Nichols Building Groundbreaking
A large crowd gathered at East Main Street for a ground breaking ceremony for the First Baptist Church’s Lester H. Nichols Christian Education Building. Construction by Connecticut Valley Construction Co. of Springfield VT at a bid of 239500 is expected to start immediately with a 16000 square foot limestone and marble trimmed addition planned to finish by December 1.
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The
First Baptist Church
East Main Street
Lester H. Nichols Christian Education
Connecticut Valley Construction Co
Springfield
Carroll G. Killen
Christian Education Building Council
Ent
Lester H. Nichols
Christian Education Building Program
Franklin A. Riley
John Harwood
Buckler
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Hebard
Wilson
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Essex
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Hartington
Addison County
Williamstown
Orange
Washington County
Lyndon Baines Johnson
Alabama
Freedom Riders
Putnam Hospital
Pownal
Lbj’s Farm Program
Baptist Church
Nichols
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