Partisan Tempers Flare At Baker Probe Hearings
Washington witnesses describe a heated Senate inquiry into the Bobby Baker case as Democratic counsel accuses GOP Senator John Williams of an unalterable untruth and Senator Curtis calls remarks impertinent while Senator Pell defends the speaker amid charges of funneling 25 000 from a stadium contract to support the 1960 Democratic campaign and individuals involved.
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Baker
Washington
UPI
Senate
Bobby Baker
John Williams
Carl T. Curtis
Neb
Lennox P. McLendon
Congress
Claiborne Pell
R.J
Lendon
Curtis
Pell
Williams
Don B. Reynolds
Hagman
Matthew H. McCloskey
Delaware
McLendon
McCloskey
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Virginia
Committee
Reynolds
TFX
White House
Walter Jenkins
Ellen Rometsch
Falls To Vote Jan. 18 On School Addition
Hoosick Falls Central School district schedules a January 18 vote on a $565000 bond to fund a 10 classroom addition to relieve overcrowding after enrollment rose to 853 elementary students. The plan follows earlier limits with a $2.44 million central school built in 1961 and a projected 1967 enrollment of 885. Voting will be by machines at River Road School from noon to 9 pm, with a public meeting a week before.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Walter A. Wood High School
D. Parker Dodge Associates
River Road
Kasmer J. Stempek
New York State
Syracuse
Carol McIntosh
William Gilchrest
Charles Frazier
Jane Goemney
Teachers’ Association
Cambridge
Brezhnev Demands North Viet Nam Aid From Soviets
Brezhnev accused the United States of imperialist air strikes against North Viet Nam and vowed Soviet aid to Hanoi. He spoke at a friendship rally for Antonin Novotny, criticizing U.S. actions in Viet Nam, Cuba, and the Congo and urging a rebuff of Western military power. He warned against nuclear brinkmanship tied to NATO and West Germany, while affirming peaceful coexistence.
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Moscow
UPD
Kremlin
Leonid I. Brezhnev
United States
Viet Nam
Russia
Hanoi
Cuba
Congo
Brezhnev
U.S
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Antonin Novotny
North Viet Nam
South
White House
Caribbean
MLF
NATO
Germany
West
China
Comunist
Saigon Denies Raids In North Viet Nam
South Vietnamese air force commander denies any raids into North Vietnam amid charges by Hanoi of air strikes on five communities. U.S. headquarters decline comment as Taylor meets Johnson in Washington to discuss war conduct and outside support to the Viet Cong.
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Saigon
North
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
UPD
Demilitarized Zone
North Vietnamese Foreign Office
Nguyen Cao Ky
U.S
North Viet Nam
United States
Maxwell D. Taylor
Johnson
Washington
State Department
Laos
South
Tokyo
Johnson- Taylor
Taylor
Shaftsbury voters weigh remain in Mt Anthony union plan
About 60 Shaftsbury residents gathered at the Elementary School to discuss consequences of withdrawing from or staying in the Mt Anthony Union School District. A recent Oct vote withdrew. next Tuesday’s vote will decide if Shaftsbury remains in the union or exits. Debate covered costs for transportation and tuition and the potential impacts on local and union high school funding and representation.
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Shaftsbury
Mt. Anthony Union
North Bennington
Union High
Spaulding
Union School Board
Union High School
Barton L. Jenks
Union
Jenks
John H. Williams
Bennington
Union Board
Mt. Anthony High School
Howev
Williams
Union School
Inside editorial lauds village trustees and floodwall plan
An Inside editorial commends Ben nington Village Trustees for launching a fight against junk. U.S. Engineers would finance plans for a floodwall along the Roaring Branch with Sen Aiken endorsing the approach. Page 5 mentions the effort and financing.
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Bennington Village Trustees
U.S
Roaring Branch
Sen. Aiken
First Snow Sets 34 Year Bennington Village Record
Bennington Village reports the latest first measurable snowfall in 34 years, according to Adams Hardware Co. staff Fred Grant and Charles Sausville. The record, begun in 1930 by William Puffer, covers only Bennington Village and notes the snow must be visible on the ground to qualify.
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Fred Grant
Adams Hardware Co
Charles Sausville
Bennington Village
Bennington
William Puffer
Main St
C. Wayne Adams
Grant and Sausville
Grant
Lausville
Friday Set For Mars Probe Correction
Pasadena report says a Friday morning maneuver aims to place Mariner-4 on a better course for its Mars fly-by mission. If successful, the craft would come within 8,000 to 12,000 miles of Mars next summer, with an 8 a.m. PST target. Without the correction Mariner-4 would approach Mars around July 14 at about 151,000 miles, ending a 71 month 325 million mile journey.
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Pasadena
Calif
UPS
Mariner-4
Mars
AMA Vows New Fight Against Medicare
Miami Beach UP I reports the American Medical Association liberalized its birth control stance and plans a new strike against the Johnson administration Medicare program. Dr James Z Appel of Lancaster Pa was named president elect and a Chicago board meeting will solidify the Medicare attack. The AMA backs Kerr Mills as aging care under Social Security and approves a birth control policy stressing population and medical practice duties. Appel will become president next June replacing Donovan F Ward of Dubuque Iowa.
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Miami Beach
UPI
American Medical Association
AMA
James Z. Appel
Lancaster
Chicago
Board of Trustees
Appel
Johnson
Kerr-Mills
Kerr - Mills
House of Delegates
Doctors’ Group
Donovan F. Ward
Dubuque
Iowa
Skin Thickening Removed From LBJ's Right Hand
Washington (UPI) President Johnson underwent a small operation at the White House to remove a thickened skin patch on the back of his right hand. White House aides said the hyperkeratosis was caused by sun exposure, non malignant, and would not affect duties or his Georgetown University appearance. Surgeons included Capt. Gustave T. Anderson and Dr. Peter Horvath in the procedure.
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Washington
UPD
Johnson
White House
George E. Reedy
Georgetown University
Reedy
Georgetown
Gustave T. Anderson
Bethesda Naval Hospital
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Kennedy
John F. Kennedy Center For Performing Arts
Jean Smith
Lyndon Johnson
Robert F. Kennedy
Eunice Shriver
Manchester
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Catamounts
LBJ
Peter Horvath
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