Cigarette Health Warnings Debate Now Moves in Congress
Washington leaders clash over a federal health warning for cigarettes. The House weighs blocking advertising warnings while Senate bills seek warnings on packages and possibly ads. Supporters fear only a hollow victory if advertising rules fail. Senators Neuberger and Magnuson push varying package and ad warning plans.
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Record Vermont Deer Kill Is Predicted
Vermont fish and game officials predict a state deer kill of about 15,000 bucks in the 1965 season. A mild winter and ample feed aided deer movement, with 115,000 licensed hunters and a 45 percent rise in total kills from 1963. The 16 day season produced record kills across most counties.
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National Window Dirksen Leadership Questioned by Lyle Wilson
United Press International reports that Senate Republican Leader Everett Mc. Dirksen faces questions about his leadership. The piece outlines party concerns and the broader political dynamics shaping GOP strategy amid internal dissent and public scrutiny.
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Ho Chi Minh and Viet Nam division as temporary aim
The North Vietnamese leaders viewed the 1954 division as a temporary detour toward full control of Viet Nam. After Geneva, South Viet Nam rejected elections and U.S. economic aid aided the South. In 1959 and 1960 Hanoi pressed for reunification by any means, while terrorism and war escalated. Economic resilience in the North and dependence on China and the Soviet bloc shaped its risks.
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Will De Gaulle Run Again France World in Suspense
Paris reports President Charles de Gaulle nears a decision on running at 75 for a second seven year term. A September announcement is expected after a late August vacation. Health and political factors weigh as de Gaulle contemplates his future and the nation’s course.
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Estate notices in Bennington Vermont probate court
Legal notices from Bennington Vermont detailing multiple estate actions. Includes wills for Helen W. Cusick Eva A. Lane Clifford F. Atkins and Edna M. Lloyd with court dates in April and May 1965. Public notices call interested parties to appear, contest probate and accountings, and appoint executors and heirs.
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Vermont
Bennington
Eva A
Lane
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Eva A. Lane
Catherine C. Behan
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Clifford F. Atkins
Probate Court
Edna M
Lloyd
Edna M. Lloyd
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