Soviets Push for Immediate Security Council Meeting
United Press International reports the Soviet Union asks the United Nations Security Council to take direct control of the UNT SO with a veto in mind in a move tied to Middle East truce oversight. Israeli forces clash in Jordan, killing six Arab terrorists and seizing a cache of Communist weapons. Arab ministers converge in Cairo to plan a Rabat summit later this month.
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Soviet Union
United Nations Security Council
U.N
Middle East
Council
Russia
U.N. Truce Supervision Organization
UNTSO
Thant
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
Jerusalem
Jordan
Fedorenko
Gunnar Jarring
Cairo
Rabat
Man Killed By School Bus In Hartford River Rescue
A Hartford man Donald West, 32, was killed and his wife Winona, 32, injured when struck by a school bus that swerved to avert a car and avoid plunging into the White River. The bus, carrying 40 children to Memorial Elementary School, was pulled back from the river embankment by driver A A Ricker. None of the children were hurt.
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Hartford
UPI
Donald West
Winona
Mary Hitchcock Hospital
Hanover
N.H
Memorial Elementary
A. A. Ricker
White River
Allied Troops Trap North Viet Regiment Near Bong Son
Allied forces pressed the Bong Son area offensive driving toward a surrounded North Vietnamese regiment. U.S. casualties rose to 16 killed and 90 wounded in three days of fighting, with Communist deaths totaling 203 for the period. Civilian tolls included 202 bodies counted at Dak Son and 500 missing. Saigon reports and air strikes complemented ground operations near the Cambodian border and Bu Dop, as B52s pounded targets around Saigon and Hanoi.
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Saigon
UPD
U.S
Bong Son
China Sea
Red
UPI
William Reilly
Sawada
Dak Son
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Bu Dop
New hearing ordered for Morhouse bribery case
The New York Court of Appeals ordered a new hearing for former State GOP Chairman L. Judson Morhouse of Ticonderoga. He was convicted on bribery charges tied to the Playboy Club in New York City, though the court found sufficient evidence supported the conviction.
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Albany
N.Y
Court of Appeals
GOP
L. Judson Morhouse
Ticonderoga
New York City
Morhouse
State Supreme Court
Playboy Club
Wallingford Burglarizes Home After Dirty Trick Call
State police seek thieves who tricked Wallingford couple with a prank call claiming their grandson was hit by a car. They returned home to find their door kicked in and three rifles with telescopic sights stolen. Morhouse case mentions wiretap questions and 1966 bribery conviction appeal.
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Wallingford
UPI
Arthur Bearsaw
Rutland
Bearsaw
Lost Christmas Card List Highlighted on Inside
Inside The Arlington Eagle reports Jean Wassick misplaced her Christmas card list again. The edition notes page references for The Arlington Eagle and Manchester selectmen show discontent with Knowles listing system on pages 3 7 and 8.
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Jean Wassick
The
Arlington Eagle
Manchester
Fulbright Attacks Viet Policy Over Immoral War
Sen. J William Fulbright criticizes President Johnson's Vietnam policy calling the war immoral and unnecessary. He argues the U S could have avoided the conflict and urges an honest effort to end it, seeking negotiations or international action. Dodd defends the moral cause and challenges critics to specify whom to abandon or defend.
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Washington
UPI
J. William Fulbright
Johnson
Vietnam
America
Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Arkansas
Dodd
Mansfield Raps Handling of Viet Cong Request
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield called the handling of Viet Cong requests to send representatives to the United Nations a "sorry spectacle." He noted the Senate had urged Johnson to bring the Vietnam issue before the U.N. Security Council, and criticized back stage decisions and who said what and who did what.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Mike Mansfield
United Nations
Montana
Johnson
U.N. Security Council
National Liberation Front
Mansfield
U.N
NLF
Security Council
United States
Vietnam
United Nations’ Security Council
Viet Cong
Arthur J. Goldberg
Hubert H. Humphrey
CBS
U.S.A
New York
Saigon
Extended School Year Plans Outlined By Educational Consultant
An educational consultant from Albany presented at Mt. Anthony Union High School on extending the school year to increase space cut costs and enhance education. He proposed options including accelerated progress and higher student capacity, while noting risks such as summer disruption and potential late graduation. The meeting's outcome: Bennington officials will study the material and decide on proceed with ESY.
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Mt. Anthony Union High School
George Thomas
Albany
N.Y
New York Department of Education
State University of New York At Albany
Thomas
U.S
Soviet Union
Howard F. Kelley
Union School Board
John P. Morrissey
Bennington
Fire damages Levin Studio in Shaftsbury blaze
A fire at the Levin property on Cold Spring Road drew Shaftsbury and North Bennington fire units to a former corn crib renovated into a painting studio. The interior was gutted while walls and roof remained largely intact. Ed Levin, who runs the Ed Levin Workshop in Bennington, said gas heater sparked the blaze as a family woke to smoke.
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Shaftsbury
Ed Levin
Cold Spring Road
Shaftsbury Fire Company
North Bennington
Levin
Levins
North Street
Bennington
Presstime
K. Miller
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Spellman Rites
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Cardinal Spellman
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
North Viet
Mo Cai
Sen. Fulbright
Bennington School District
Bernard Bellemare
Richard Sleeman
Mt. Anthony
ESY
Terial
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