Cyprus peace talks stall over national guard issue
In Nicosia White House mediator Cyrus Vance returned as President Makarios balked at any Greek Turkish accord that would disband the island’s 20 000 man national guard. Makarios insisted on keeping forces until full demilitarization with troop withdrawals. The snag halted a new round of crisis talks in Cyprus.
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Cyrus R. Vance
White House
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Mediterranean
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Athens
U.S. Air Force
Washington
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Greece
Turkey
Johnson Administration
United States
Students To Picket Center In Manchester N H
Plainfield UPCA spokesman says 750 to 1,000 students from about 30 New England colleges will converge on the Manchester induction center to protest the armed forces draft. The demonstration, described as nonviolent, plans a 5 45 a m arrival after gathering at Franconia College.
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Neufeld
Committee For Non-Violent Action
Voluntown
Conn
Manchester Center
New England
Candidates go SS Reviewed For Defense Job
Washington sources say Robert McNamara discussed with President Johnson four men as possible successors as defense secretary. Named were Paul Nitze Harold Brown Cyrus Vance and a fourth unnamed candidate. Other speculation points to John Connally McGeorge Bundy and Tex Thornton as contenders amid Vance’s Cyprus mediation impact.
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UPI
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Johnson
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Paul Nitze
Air Force
Harold Brown
Cyrus Vance
Pentagon
Texas
John Connally
Ford Foundation
McGeorge Bundy
Charles ‘*Tex’? Thornton
Litton Industries, Inc
Vance
Cyprus
Daley challenges liberals to field candidate in 1968 primary
Vermont Lt. Gov. John J. Daley urged any dump Daley faction to nominate a rival for the September 1968 primary. He warned the Vermont Democratic Party may not weather a split, saying a primary fight could aid Republicans. Governor Hoff urged restraint and a possible meeting with Daley.
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Uphd
John J. Daley
Daley
Washington
Vermont
Democratic Party
University of Vermont
Robert V. Daniels
Burlington
Vietnam
Johnson
Philip H. Hoff
Hoff
Arthur M. Ristan
Benjamin Collins
Gerald S. Witherspoon
Education Board
Harold Raynolds
Daniels
Egypt Says Mirage Jets Shot Down Near Suez Canal
Cairo reports three Israeli Mirage jets downed Friday over the southern Suez Canal area after entering Arab air space. The claim states two planes were hit at 2:10 pm near Suez City and a third at 3:30 pm east of the canal, with pilots parachuting in one incident.
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Port Tewfik
Sinai Desert Peninsula
Sinai
American Air Cavalry Seize Mile-High Peak
American air cavalrymen braved fierce winds to seize a mile-high peak in the Dak To battlefield area in what may be the highest combat air assault attempt to date. Units faced intense resistance as they established control and secured the objective amid difficult terrain and hostile fire. The action underscored the unit's mobility and air power in challenging terrain.
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Dak To
Massachusetts DMV warns Vermonters register nonresident cars
Massachusetts registrar Richard E McLaughlin said Vermont students enrolled in Massachusetts schools who drive out of state registered cars must register here. Non resident students driving for more than 30 days face a tripled filing requirement with penalties up to 50 dollars for individuals and 100 dollars for schools per offense. A windshield decal will be issued and the law took effect November 27.
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Boston
VPI
Massachusetts
Richard E. McLaughlin
Vermont
McLaughlin
Commonwealth
Report Denied Officials Met Viet Cong in Saigon
The U.S. embassy denied reports that American and Viet Cong officials met in Saigon or planned such a conference. The embassy called the rumors false and said U.S. diplomats were not involved in the resignation of Brig. Gen. Nguyen Ngoc Loan, police chief and Ky ally, whose departure was not accepted.
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Saigon
UPI
U.S
Nguyen Ngoc Loan
South Vietnam
Loan
Nguyen van Thieu
Nguyen Cao Ky
Thieu
Thieu-Ky
Inside Columnist Rewrites December Reveries
George Gordon's Inside Columnist column surveys December rev eries with concise notes. An editorial discusses Bennington's economic downturn offering local perspective and context. Language instruction shifts to electronic formats, accompanied by pictures and a feature on Page 5.
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George Gordon
Bennington
Senate clears barrier on church school aid test
The Senate voted 70 to 0 to remove legal barriers against taxpayer suits over federal aid to church schools. The Ervin amendment would allow suits testing church state cooperation and antipoverty grants, risking House rejection as negotiators weigh a three year $14.2 billion aid bill.
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Washington
UPC
Senate
Supreme Court
House
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-S.c
Ervin
Senate House
Pownalite Woman Injured in U S 7 Crash by School Bus
A two car crash on U S 7 near a school bus discharging children at Harwood Hill injured Mrs. Ethel Heil of Pownal Road. She was taken to Putnam Memorial Hospital and later discharged with facial and leg lacerations. The other driver Frank B. Pier of Bayhead New Jersey had no injuries. The bus was stopped with red lights flashing. Time of the accident was 3 30 p m.
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Harwood Hill
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington
Ethel Heil
Pownal Road
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Frank B. Pier
Bayhead
N.J
Mary Dobbins
East Orange
Pier
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