Lane Indicted Pleads Innocent In Second Degree Murder Case
Ronald F. Lane of Bennington entered not guilty pleas after a Bennington County grand jury returned a second degree murder indictment in the death of Rose Emma Thibodeau on June 21 at Shaftsbury Buck Hill. Lane faced Judge William C. Hill with counsel entering not guilty by reason of insanity. Bail was denied as prosecutors argued the charge warranted no bail, with possible trial as early as October. The defense seeks independent psychiatric counsel at state expense, and Lane remains in custody pending trial.
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Bennington
Rose Emma Thibodeau
Shaftsbury
Buck Hill
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Monkton
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Lane
Joseph M. Oneill
Rutland
John P. Connarn
O'Neill
Connarn
R. Marshall Witten
O’neill
Hill
Waterbury State Hospital
Vermont
Francis E. Lane
Ronald Lane
John H. Maloney
Bennington County
Windsor Prison
Maloney
Donald Greenslet
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Outburst at House Hearing Lands Six Jailed
Five young women and a man shouted murderer at a retired Marine general during a House hearing on a bill to criminalize aiding the Viet Cong. They were hustled off to jail as the session continued in a tense atmosphere.
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Washington
UPI
James D. Hittle
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Viet Nam
Hittle
U.S
Aussies Win Big Victory In Viet Nam War Action
Australian troops reported their biggest victory of the war in the Mekong Delta with 193 Viet Cong killed. U.S. jets claimed their 18th MIG downed without loss as air power pressed North Viet Nam targets. A VC incendiary raid in Tam Ky and broader Saigon-area violence left thousands homeless.
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UPI
Mekong
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Tam Ky
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Hanoi
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Newark
Ohio
Scientists Puzzled By Lunar Orbiter Picture Quality
UPI reports Pasadena space scientists puzzled by a marked quality difference in Lunar Orbiter pictures of the moon rear side. They speculate a camera malfunction and await additional readings to determine if degradation is progressive or temporary. Project Manager Clifford R. Nelson notes a progressive fault could be a major Orbiter 1 setback as photos from site zero show the east rim region obscured from Earth.
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Pasadena
Calif
UPI
U.S
Moon
Clifford R. Nelson
Earth
Inside chat with development commissioner yields insights
On the Inside columnist Sam Ogden interviews the development commissioner in Arlington. The pages note two stories about teaching staff and school preparations, and a critic’s view on a controversial theatre production.
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Sam Ogden
Arlington
Machinists Vote Today On Airline Contract
Striking airline machinists vote today on the latest contract offer to end the 44 day walkout. Sources close to the national leadership of the International Union of Machinists and Aerospace Workers say the talks involve wage demands that have challenged the Johnson administration’s guidelines and wage policy.
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Washington
UPI
International
Association of Machinists
IAM
Revolutionary Heart Pump Removed
In a 20 minute local anesthetic procedure in Houston Mrs. Esperanza del Valle Vasquez a Mexico City beautician had a revolutionary heart pump removed. The pump designed by Dr. Michael E. DeBakey aided her heart during recovery enabling blood flow and healing to progress. The doctor team performed the removal after tests showed her heart had healed sufficiently.
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Houston
UPD
Esperanza del Valle Vasquez
Mexico City
Mt Anthony board weighs smoking ban in schools buses
Franklin Frantz of Woodford urged the Mt Anthony Union School Board to consider a policy banning smoking at any time on school grounds, in buildings, or on buses, while noting some Woodford students chew.
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Franklin Frantz
Woodford
Mt. Anthony Union
Johnson's soft heart for newlyweds draws attention
Northbrook Illinois UPI reports President Johnson shows favoritism to Democrats, including a newlywed Chicago businessman Meyer Sugarman whose wedding to Gladys Jaffe prompted a change of honeymoon plans. High level White House decisions led to the president forcing the hotel to host the party, upsetting Sugarman who telegraphed the White House.
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Northbrook
Ill
UPI
Johnson
Meyer Sugarman
Chicago
Gladys Jaffe
Nevele Country Club
Ellenville
N.Y
Sugarman
Washington
Lynda
White House
the Nevele
Democratic
Rockefellers Expecting Second Child
Albany New York UPI Gov Nelson Rockefeller and wife Happy are expecting their second child early next year The governor's office confirmed the rumor with a one sentence statement The Rockefellers have four children from prior marriages Nelson Rockefeller Jr born May 4 1964
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Albany
N.Y
UPI
Nelson’ Rockefeller
Happy
James Murphy
Rockefeller Institute
Manhattan
Rockefeller
Mary Todhunter Clark
Rockefellers
Nelson A. Rockefeller, Jr
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