Babcock Attacks Track Secrecy In Vermont Race Commission
Republican candidate Robert S. Babcock criticized the Vermont Racing Commission for secrecy in its operations. Governor Hoff says the commission runs the cleanest racing operation in the United States as Babcock presses for written information from Green Mountain Park in Power nal.
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Hoff
Babcock
Commission
Fred Davis
Newport
Politcal Science
Davis
Aiken Questions Vietnam War Course and Secrecy
Senator George D. Aiken voices concern over the Vietnam crisis and questions the Johnson administration's approach while urging firm measures. The piece also covers a dispute over a racing commission inquiry with Professor Babcock demanding written replies and denying secrecy claims.
Goldwater Says Viet Nam Not an Issue Now
Barry Goldwater and VP candidate Miller tell reporters the Vietnam question is not an issue today in the 1964 campaign. Goldwater supports Johnson's raid on torpedo bases but says future criticism of the administration on Vietnam is possible. Other Republicans in Congress voice unity behind Johnson's actions while noting the war could reemerge as an October issue.
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Washington
UPI
Barry M. Goldwater
R - Ariz
Viet Nam
Congress
Goldwater
Johnson
U.S
William E. Miller
R-N.y
Miller
GOP
William Ss. Broomfield
Wth
Richard M. Nixon
Barry Goldwater
Southeast Asia
Rochester coroner rules shoplifting led to suicide
A coroner's jury in Rochester England ruled that Mrs. Doris Parry aged 53 killed herself during a period of depression after police charged her with shoplifting goods valued at 42 cents from a self service store. The report ties the act to the stress of the case.
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Rochester
England
UPI
Doris Parry
Hoff defends Vermont tax policy amid industry growth
Governor Philip H Hoff asserts Vermont's income tax enlivens business and cites Fairbanks Morse in St Johnsbury Globe Union in Bennington and IBM expansion in Essex Junction as proof. He predicts 1800 more jobs by 1966 and calls current period the greatest industrial and population growth in state history.
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Montpelier
UPD
Philip H. Hoff
Vermont
Hoff
Fairbanks-Morse
St. Johnsbury
New Globe Union Co
Bennington
International Business Machine Corp
Essex Junction
Seven Hours of Testimony Dominate NLRB Hearing
A Boston regional NLRB hearing in Shea Inc v United Furniture Workers centers on whether Albert Rodd was a supervisor under the act. If Rodd is a supervisor, the discharge and non reinstatement are lawful. if not, Shea faces possible reinstatement with back pay and remedies. The single key issue will determine the case outcome.
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NLRB
Shea Vs. Union
National Labor Relations Board
Boston
Shea Inc
North Bennington
North Village
National Labor Relations Act
United Furniture Workers of America
Thomas A. Ricci
Ricci
Bennington County
Albert Rodd
Rodd
Mississippi Informer May Have Fled State
In Jackson Mississippi a frightened Mississippian possibly the man who sent FBI agents to graves of three missing persons fled the state. The case involves the anonymous informer linked to the investigations and authorities are seeking him for questioning.
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Mississippi
Jackson, Miss
UPI
FBI
Attack Seen As Part Of Push For Asia Conference
Washington officials debated whether North Viet Nam staged attacks on U S warships to force a new international conference on Vietnam. Some officials saw a bid to rally support for a Southeast Asia neutralization, echoed by China's warning that the U S would not sit by. Also reported: FBI probes into killings of civil rights workers with a $25,000 reward lead and Gregory’s tip letters and audio tapes.
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Washington
UPI
State Department
Viet Nam
U. S
Gulf of Tonkin
Dean Rusk
United States
Department
Reds
Southeast Asia
China
Peking
Dick Gregory
Honolulu
Gregory
FBI
Washington, D.C
Philadelphia
Maureen Murphy
Los Angeles
Miss Murphy
Congress Unites Behind LBJ in Viet Nam Crisis
United States rushes men ships and planes to Southeast Asia amid Viet Nam crisis. Congress moves bipartisan to back President Johnson with firm policy while Izvestia condemns strikes and Peking warns against escalation. Ambassador Stevenson to UN vows no tolerance for attacks as Thant visits Washington.
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United States
Southeast Asia
Viet Nam
Red China
Peking
Congress
Johnson
Senate
House
Moscow
Izvestia
North Viet Nam
Washington
Democratic Republic of
China
U.S
U. S
Adlai Stevenson
United Nations Security Council
Goldwater
Dean Rusk
Inside Look Praises Realistic Answer On Water Board
An editorial lauds the vis age attorney for a pragmatic approach to the water board matter. Mention of other features appears on a multi page layout with event notes and local literary news.
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Visage Attorney
Water Board
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Vinh
Laos
Loc Chao
Quang Khe
Hainani
Tourane
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Red Clay Dam
State Highway Patrol
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United Press International
U.N
U.N. Security Council
Platon D. Morozov
Bennington College
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