Debris and Bodies Seen After Jet Airliner Crash
Coast Guard units spotted bodies and debris in Lake Michigan after a United Air Lines Boeing 727 with 30 aboard vanished near O Hare. Four bodies were recovered, with searchers continuing operations as investigators from the FBI and CAB examine wreckage and possible causes.
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United States Fee Policy Shakeup Weakens United Nations
Washington reports show UPI analysis that a U.S. fee policy shift damages U.N. credibility and raises questions about the General Assembly's future influence. The article notes the United States faces domestic and international blowback as it rethinks funding and participation.
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Poverty Care Needs More Than Money say Hoff
Governor Hoff told War on Poverty trainees that money alone cannot end poverty in Vermont and the nation. He urged a genesis of ideas strength and will from government and the public and called for high-caliber citizens to enter politics to build an enlightened political community.
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UPI
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Malloy Opposes Some Provisions Of Probationary Licenses
Vermont's new motor vehicle commissioner James Malloy expresses reservations about the 1965 law granting probationary licenses to drivers suspended for drunken driving. He notes he favors careful handling and says he will review steps to address Vermont's rising highway death toll while emphasizing a strict approach learned during prior service and under two previous commissioners.
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On the Inside A report on Bennington County residents who are self employed
A compact feature notes Bennington County residents who run their own businesses, highlighting challenges, success stories, and community impact. It surveys trades, home offices, and rural entrepreneurship, with quotes from several self employed residents and local business groups.
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Snipers Duel In Devastated Watts Neighorhood
In Los Angeles the Watts district, hardest hit by days of rioting, faced renewed sniper fire as National Guard units tried to restore order. The six day crisis has left 34 dead, 856 injured and nearly 200 million dollars in damage. A curfew remained in effect while authorities pursued suspects and assessed rebuilding needs.
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Watts
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San Diego
Ben Catshall
Logan Heights
Derby Man Silent On Rowley Agriculture Post
Reed Rexford, 40, Newport native, named as potential agriculture commissioner, declines comment amid reports of a February appointment. Gov. Hoff refuses to confirm. Rowley says no resignation planned. Rexford just finished a two year stint in India with United Farmers Cooperative League of Washington. Rowley previously sparked controversy by remarks on milk hauling prices, which he denies making. Hoff appointed Rowley three years ago to replace Elmer Towne after a GOP storm.
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Government Forces Claim Win Near North Viet Nam
South Vietnamese General Nguyen Chanh Thi said forces killed about 200 Viet Cong in an operation near the North Viet Nam border. U S Marines near Da Nang repelled a guerrilla attack as Viet Cong casualties and defectors were tallied by Viet Nam Press.
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Nuclear Nonproliferation Talks Strained by Soviet Stand
In Geneva at a 17 nation disarmament conference the Soviet Union demanded West scrap plans for an Allied nuclear force as the price of Moscow joining a treaty to ban nuclear spread. William Foster introduced a five page draft treaty urging nonproliferation despite hostile Soviet reaction calling it a joke. Tsarapkin said it is impossible to discuss nonproliferation while pursuing multilateral nuclear forces. Britain Canada and Italy gave only qualified support as Foster pressed to adopt the draft. Nuclear states would not hand weapons to non-nuclear states or aid their manufacture. Non-nuclear states would refrain from producing or gaining national control of such weapons.
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Partridge to Seek Re election in Proctor House Seat
Rep Partridge R Proctor announced candidacy for re election to the reapportioned Vermont House. He headed the interim Legislative Reapportionment Council which laid groundwork for the re vamping bills and urged voters to send the most qualified people to Montpelier. He seeks the single Proctor seat under the 150 member plan after two terms in the chamber.
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