Strict Sign Law Eyed by Vermont Committee
A seven member Legislative Council study panel in Vermont plans a strict outdoor advertising bill to be submitted in January. The proposal bans all billboards and off premises signs by January 1 1970 and would require state ownership and regulation of off premise directional signs.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Legislative Council
National Defense
Riehle
Bennington
St. Johnsbury
Fair Haven
Guilford
Highgate Springs
White River Junction
Six U.S. Jets Lost In North Vietnam Raids
Saigon reports six U.S. jets were lost in raids on Hanoi and suburbs, including two Navy planes that reportedly wandered into Red China. Communist broadcasts claimed continued bombing of Hanoi as B52 strikes persist for the 13th time in 12 days, targeting North Vietnamese divisions near the South Vietnamese border.
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Saigon
UPC
United States
Hanoi
China
U.S
Peking
Red
Navy
North Vietnam
Paul Doumer
Red River
Bennington Girl's Death Probed as Leads Sear New York Club
Williamstown police pursue leads tied to Bonnie Pearson's death in Massachusetts. The 19 year old North Adams resident was found in a Williamstown garage after a weekend disappearance. NY BCI questioned Five Flys club patrons to verify her presence there the night she died.
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Williamstown
Mass
Bennington
North Adams
Bonnie Briggs Pearson
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
New York Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Five Flys
State Line
Joseph Zolto
New York Bci
Miss Pearson
West Main Street
Ralph W. Martel
West Main St
Martel
George C. Katsas
James J. Maceau
Mt. Greylock Regional High School
First Agricultural National Bank
H. Peter Pearson
Strong-Hewat Woolen Mills
Newport
Case Questions Johnson on Vietnam Policy Credible Assurances Sought
UPI reports Sen. Clifford Case challenged President Johnson to provide credible assurances that U.S. objectives in Vietnam are attainable. He warned that without such assurances the task may be beyond the administration’s capacity. The remarks followed renewed debate after loss of two U.S. jets near Red China. Fulbright echoed concerns over bombing near the Chinese border.
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President Johnson
Jimmie E. Howard
White House
Howard
Burlington
Iowa
Vietnam
UPI
Washington
Clifford P. Case
R-N.j
Johnson
U.S
Case
Senate
China
J. William Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S. Vietnam
Fulbright
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
South Vietnam
United States
Congress
Nicholas Deb. Katzenbach
Katzenbach
Gulf of Tonkin
Southeast Asia
Riots Steal Night as Gangs Defy Curfew in New Haven
Gangs of youths defied an 8 p.m. curfew for a third night, setting fires and looting in New Haven. Police arrested 345 over three nights. 38 fire alarms answered. teargas and Mace used to disperse crowds. Civil rights leaders condemned the disturbances amid calls for containment.
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New Haven, Conn
UPI
Richard C. Lee
Fair Haven
Romney To Speak In Vermont During 25 Dollar Dinner
Michigan Gov. George Romney will address a 25 dollar per plate dinner in Montpelier at the University of Vermont Patrick Gymnasium on Oct 28. He appears on a multi state tour starting Oct 24 in Bismarck North Dakota and also visiting New Hampshire Rhode Island Maine and South Carolina before returning to New England.
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N.H
Boston
Warwick
R.I
Portland
Maine
Thomas
Bismarck
Romney
Sturgis
S.C
Phoenix
Denver
New England
Johnson Tax Plan Faces Heavy Blow From Business World
President Johnson's push for a 10 percent tax increase hits stiff resistance from business leaders. AMC Chairman Roy O D Chapin Jr warned the surtax could slash auto sales by 100,000 units next year, while NAM head W P Gallander urged a smaller 6 percent rate to curb a looming 29 billion dollar deficit. Johnson also praised NASA budget cuts as prudent given higher costs, deficits, and the need for hard choices.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
National Association of Manufacturers
NAM
American Motors Corp
AMC
Roy OD. Chapin Jr
New York
Chapin
Gallander
Congress
House
John
Son
Appropriations Committee
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Inside Detroit riots and community clashes on page two
The article notes how rioting in Detroit has driven a perceived division between middle class residents and ghetto Negroes, with closer proximity and tension highlighted as a social issue on page two. Other brief items include Wilmington Legion installing officers on page three and Oakerwood Golf Club planning a holiday tournament on page six.
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Detroit
Egypt to keep Suez Canal closed until Israeli troops leave
United Press International reports Al Ahram, Cairo’s paper, says Egypt will maintain the Suez Canal closure until Israeli forces withdraw from occupied Arab territory. The move aims to erase effects of Israeli aggression and is described as both defensive and economic.
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Egypt
Cairo
al Ahram
Hassan Abbas Zaky
Baghdad
Abba Eban
United Nations
Jerusalem
Tel Aviv
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Ha Thuc Ky
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Hoc
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R-112
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Duc Noi
Berlin
ADN
Dmz
Sen. Case
LBJ
Connecticut Mental Health Center
Gerald Klerman
North Haven
Hamden
New Haven
the Hill
Newhallville
Dixwell
Francis V. McManus
Lee
Yale- New Haven Hospital
Congress Avenue
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Ways & Means Committee
Organization
W. P. Gallander
Ways & Means
Wilmington Legion
Oakerwood Golf Club
United Press International
Josip Broz Tito
Yugoslavia
India
U.N
Odd Bull
Moshe Dayan
Israel
Bull
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Mao Tse-tung
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