New Steps For Regional Plan
Arlington officials gathered 50 representatives from 10 of 16 towns to discuss regional planning. Richard C. Rubino outlined a three phase process, from problem assessment to land use and capital plans, to eventual implementation via ordinances and facilities planning. A two man committee in each town will study the issue, with a Dec. 13 meeting set for Arlington.
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Arlington
Bennington County
Fisher Elementary
Arlington Planning Commission
Richard C. Rubino
Montpelier
Central Planning Office
Regional Planning Commission
Ernest W. Mattison
John Page
Rubino
Enterprise Jets Fly 140 Sorties In Initial Viet Nam Action
USS Enterprise launched 140 sorties against targets in South Vietnam marking the carrier's first combat since commissioning. Two Phantom jets were lost but crews were saved. Separately, two other U.S. planes were shot down near Hanoi with both pilots killed. In Binh Chanh, Viet Cong attacked the district town near Saigon, prompting helicopter support and heavy resistance. A Mansfield delegation arrived in Saigon for Viet Nam war talks with Lodge and Westmoreland.
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UPI
Enterprise
South Viet Nam
U.S
Hanoi
Navy
Air Force
Viet Nam
Binh Chanh
North Viet Nam
Senate
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Henry Cabot Lodge
William C. Westmoreland
USSR Eases Opposition to NATO Nuclear Sharing Plan
In Moscow, Premier Kosygin hinted that Soviet opposition to NATO nuclear sharing may soften. British Foreign Secretary Michael Stewart met Kosygin for two hours amid hopes for a non proliferation pact. Washington and allies are debating a joint nuclear strategy and the Kremlin had previously opposed broader Western weapons deployment.
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Moscow
UPI
Kremlin
Michael Stewart
Alexei Kosygin
Kosygin
Stewart
Russia
United States
Britain
NATO
Atomic Club
Federal Judges To Issue Klan Injunction
A three judge federal panel in New Orleans promised within days an injunction to curb Ku Klux Klan activities in Bogalusa Louisiana. The 38 page opinion condemns the Klan as violent and coercive and notes the case involves months of racial strife in Washington Parish.
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New Orleans
UPI
Ku Klux Klan
Bogalusa
Klan
Washington Parish
Robert A. Ainsworth
Wisdom
Justice Department
Council Debates Armament Resolution at Vatican
Vatican Ecumenical Council debates a multi lateral disarmament proposal with guaranteed controls and warns that nuclear arms pose grave dangers. Archbishop Philip M. Hannan sought to soften the stance but failed to alter the harsh critique of warfare and deterrence as a path to peace.
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Vatican City
UPC
Ecumenical Council
Philip M. Hannan
New Orleans
Smith Threatens Destruction of Kariba Dam Power Station
Highly placed Rhodesian sources say the government plans to blow up the Kariba Dam power station on the Rhodesian side if British forces intrude. Prime Minister Ian Smith vows to fight any hostile action all the way as the Kariba Dam sits on the Zambesi River at the Rhodesia Zambia border.
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Smith
Kariba
Salisbury
Rhodesia
UPD
Ian Smith
Zambesi River
Zambia
Harold Wilson
London
Britain
Wilson
Royal Air Force
RAF
UDI
Hoff to Push Non-Profit Plan for Canadian Power
Vermont Governor Hoff seeks legislative approval to form a nonprofit to buy and distribute imported Canadian hydro power from Churchill Falls. He aims for power flow by April 1971 and would act solo if New England governors balk. He cites potential 25 percent rate cuts for the six-state region. At issue are private utility opponents and possible Western cooperation from New York State.
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Montpelier
UPI
Vermont
New England
Philip H. Hoff
Canada
Churchill Falls
Labrador
Hoff
New York State
Duryea Challenges Ingalls for NY Assembly Leader
Albany New York Republican Perry Duryea Jr. challenges incumbent minority leader George L Ingalls of Binghamton for the Assembly post. Duryea says a majority of the 75 Republicans support him and a Dec 10 meeting will decide the leadership contest. Richard Bartlet backs Duryea.
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Albany
N.Y
State Assembly
George L. Ingalls
Binghampton
Perry B. Duryea Jr
Suffolk County
Ingalls
Senate
Assembly
Capitol Hill
Duryea
Suffolk
GOP
Inside Local Guardsmen See Rise in Enlistments
The Manchester selectmen answer questions on the proposed office building as residents weigh costs and benefits. Folk singers gather in Petersburg to perform and share music, highlighting community arts activity across pages 3 to 6.
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Manchester Selectmen
Petersburg
Shelburne Man Killed In Route 7 Crash
A Shelburne man, Robert Siegars, 36, was killed when his car skidded on Route 7 and struck a rock ledge. Motorist Roderick Fisher found Siegars face down on the highway, raising Vermont’s 1965 death toll to 139.
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Shelburne
VPI
Route 7
Roderick Fisher
Robert Siegars
Siegars
Vermont
Confusion Hinders Start of Cuban Refugee Flights
The UPI report covers the second day of the Cuban refugee airlift with about 90 more exiles expected to be released from Fidel Castro's island. Processors described overnight paperwork as the main delay while 13 of 75 remained in Miami awaiting resettlement as others headed to U.S. cities. A DC7C charter returned to Varadero and was due back by midday as delays in Varadero and the Miami launch drew criticism from Havana officials over telegram mishaps.
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Miami
UPI
Fidel Castro
United States
New York
Los Angeles
Varadero Airport
Havana
U.S
Varadero
Fla
Cuba
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James Lovell
Frank Borman
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