Romney speech signals Vietnam policy echoes LBJ stance
Gov. George Romney in Hartford framed a Vietnam policy urging continued U.S. involvement and military pressure while proposing talks that could include Viet Cong members in South Vietnam’s political life. He warned against swift escalation yet urged a peace settlement and greater inclusion of opposing voices.
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Vietnam
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New England
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Washington
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National Liberation Font
Speck Told Bar Companions It Must Have Been a Sex Maniac
Richard Speck told barroom companions that a sex maniac killed the eight nurses, a witness said. Robert Gerrald, 25, testified they toured bars on Chicago's southeast side within hours of the bodies' discovery, and Speck overheard a man and woman discussing the killings. Gerrald also noted Speck denied blood on his clothes.
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Speck
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Cook County
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Gerrard
Great Lakes
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Situation Serious BCHS Future Uncertain No Decision on Closing
A report that Bennington Catholic High School must pay the teaching services of seven Holy Cross fathers next year weakens hopes for continued operation. Parochial authorities including Monsignor Flanagan and Bishop Joyce stated no decision had been made, though the situation remained unresolved.
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St. Francis de Sales
Robert F. Joyce
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BCHS
Teamsters Strike In 7 Cities
UPI reports that Teamster locals walked out in multiple U S cities raising the possibility of a coast to coast trucking lockout. At least 20 carriers were struck in Atlanta Houston Oklahoma City Chattanooga Chicago and Dallas amid ongoing TEI negotiations.
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UPI
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Chicago
Dallas
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CCC
Cincinnati
Teamsters
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Frank E. Fitzsimmons
Donald Cantlay
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Day in court for man using many names in fraud case
Theodore Roosevelt Fulp, 25, formerly believed to be Henry Piccoli and later Henry Jamison, faced six fraud counts in Windsor Vermont court. Four counts were dropped. he pled guilty to two. A pre sentence probe was ordered with sentencing by May 15. Fulp had used aliases across purchases and faced a federal detainer over draft registration.
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Henry Piccoli
Main Street
Bennington County Court
Jack Jamison
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John Doe
Theodore Roosevelt Fulp
Winston- Salem
N.C
New York City
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Windsor State
Daniel Holland
Billings
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Shaffe
Piccoli
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Raud
FBI
State
John T. Carmody Jr
State Hospital
Waterbury
Windsor
Atty. Levin
Richard Finn
Attorney General's Office
Carmody
Levin
U N Mission Drops Aden Visit Over Security Hurdles
A three man United Nations fact finding mission pulled out of Aden accusing British security measures of hindering their work toward preparing Aden for independence next year. Leader Manuel Perez Guerrero said conditions did not allow the mission to perform its duties on the ground. Thant met the group briefly in Rome and signaled no further missions to Aden.
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Evelyn Shuckburgh
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Ceylon
Agonizing Reappraisal Of Catholic Education
An analysis by Rt. Rev. Msgr. Francis Flanagan on the future of Catholic education in Bennington. The piece notes post Council era adjustments, rising costs, and reliance on Sisters of St. Joseph and the Fathers of the Holy Cross for BCHS, with faculty housing and salary needs under review as vocations lag.
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St. Francis de Sales Church
Bennington Catholic High School
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Fathers of the Holy Cross
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Rutland
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Inside Columnist Reflects On Past Policing In Bennington
On the Inside columnist Jean Wassick revisits old-fashioned common sense in policing Bennington, offering a historical perspective on law enforcement. The piece, appearing on Page 3, frames how past practices shaped present views while hinting at regional attitudes toward crime and community safety.
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