Milne Surrenders to Albany Police in New York
Vermont state Rep. Donald Milne escaped Windsor State Prison Farm on Sunday and surrendered today to police in Albany New York. He arrived with an unnamed lawyer and faced questions on waiving extradition as Deputy Prison Warden John Moran reported the events.
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Luna II In Orbit Reaches Moon As Tass notes data link
Russia announced Luna 11 has joined Luna 10 and Lunar Orbiter 1 in lunar orbit and is transmitting data. Tass said the mission is being fulfilled but gave no word on cameras for landing sites. Luna 11 circles the moon every 2 hours 58 minutes in an orbit from 99 to 744 miles.
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Tax Collection Blocked by Bennington Grand List Defect
A group of five Bennington taxpayers won a court action to halt tax collection based on a defective 1966 Grand List filed earlier this year. Judge Hill ruled the list void for tax purposes, delaying Sept 1 tax bills while town officials redo assessment steps. Plaintiffs listed are Dr Richard Sleeman and Virgino Perotta, Olaf Bard, H Lee Combs Jr, Donald Hemenway.
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National Guard Guards Demonstrators in Wisconsin Crisis
In Wauwatosa near Milwaukee 400 National Guard troops with fixed bayonets protected 5,000 demonstrators and onlookers during a tense night over demands that Circuit Judge Robert C. Cannon quit the all white Eagles Club. Police and guards escorted about 200 protesters to Cannon’s home, injuries from firecrackers and eggs were reported, five arrests made, and Cannon remained steadfast. Father James Groppi warned of continued nightly protests, calling the city deeply divided by hatred and bigotry.
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Cong Continues Efforts To Disrupt Viet Election
In Tonkin Gulf U S Navy jets sank one possibly two North Vietnamese torpedo boats while in Saigon Sea channel Communist forces failed to damage an Allied ship. A South Vietnamese cadet officer foiled a twin Viet Cong mine attack near Premier Nguyen Cao Ky as one mine exploded nearby.
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Truman Warns of Low Mood From Higher Interest Rates
Former President Harry S Truman warns that drastic rate rises threaten the American economy and could trigger a serious low mood. He calls the higher rates a burden on government and consumers, urging action to avoid deflation and widespread hardship.
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AT&T Sells Maine Satellite Earth Station to Comsat
AT&T will sell its satellite earth station at Andover Maine to Communications Satellite Corp for 4 981 000 The facility built in 1962 features a large air supported dacron and rubber bubble 160 feet high and 210 feet in diameter housing a 177 foot long rotating antenna The station initially linked with AT T s Telstar and since 1965 has been leased to Comsat for transmitting and receiving signals from Early Bird
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Moscow Peking Ties Strained by Red Guard Demonstration
In Beijing a 200000 strong Red Guard crowd protested outside the Soviet Embassy, a display seen as an answer to Moscow’s protest over embassy violence. No violence reported on day one of a two day outburst, as officials urged restraint and new work methods to support China’s cultural revolution.
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Ways Sought To End Canadian Rail Strike
Ottawa reports an emergency session of Parliament convening to consider legislation aimed at ending a nationwide railroad strike. The move signals urgent action to resolve labor disruption affecting freight and passenger services across Canada.
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Publication in Sight For Merged N Y Papers
New York unions study terms of an agreement with World Journal Tribune to end a 127 day strike. The pressmen's vote narrowly approved the contract 263 to 208. The deal includes shifts and overtime adjustments, enabling the merged World Journal Tribune to prepare for publication.
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Inside Swelling Calls for a Strong ER CPO
Gerald Raftery enjoys guide books on page 4 while Page 2 highlights calls for stronger county protections. Page 6 considers the potential impact of a proposed superhighway on county forests.
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