New Racetrack Split Proposed
Vermont considers a new pari mutuel share plan for Green Mountain Park that would cut the state's 1967 take from 1.9 million to about 1.6 million while raising purses and wages. The proposal, backed by Sen Angney Rep Wallace and Rep Giuliani, faces opposition from Sen O'Brien and Rep Sloan, with tax fund earmarking debated and a 1970 cutoff for the new schedule.
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Legislative Council
Bennington County
Allen B. Angney
Arlington
H. James Wallace
Bennington
Peter Giuliani
Montpelier
John O’brien
South Burlington
George Sloan
Rutland
Tax Study Committee
Sen
O’brien
Green Mountain Park
Philip H. Hoff
Rep
Sloan
Giuliani
North Koreans Attack U.S. Guardpost in DMZ
The UN Command said North Korean troops fired about 40 rounds at a U.S. 2nd Army Division guardpost in the DMZ with no casualties. Maj. Gen. Richard C. Cicolella protested to North Korea as Maj. Gen. Pak Chung Kuk refused a joint investigation offer. An unidentified person was seen fleeing northward after the attack.
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Seoul
U.N
Dmz
President Johnson
Korea
Air Cavalry Pummels Communist Stronghold in Central Highlands
U S Army 1st Air Cavalry units pressed a day long offensive against a Communist stronghold at the mouth of the An Lao Valley, 275 miles north of Saigon. The fight, which followed an earlier attack on a cavalry artillery position, left 65 enemy dead and light American casualties. Elsewhere near the DMZ two Marine units and one Vietnamese marine unit faced heavy mortar and machine gun fire, with losses reported as moderate for the Americans and light for the Vietnamese.
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An Lao
Saigon
1St Cavalry
U.S
UPI
John Schneider
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
Vietnam
U Minh
South Vietnam
Mekong
Red China Detonates Fifth Atomic Device
The report details Red China’s fifth atomic detonation near Lop Nor in Sinkiang. Thousands of Peking residents celebrated Mao Tse tung while Beijing press touted “Happy News.” Western officials note the test’s power and its push for a nuclear arms treaty.
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Tokyo
API
Peking
Mao Tsetung
Mao
Communist Party Central Committee
Liu Shao-chi
Teng Hsiao-ping
Chinese Communist Party
Central Committee
Tanjug
Washington
Moscow
China
Japan
Gate of Heavenly Peace
Communist Party
Mao Tse-tung
Peking Peoples
Extra
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Hiroshima
Lop
Sinkiang
Tokyo Weather Bureau
Nuclear Club
House Panel To Probe Hanoi Raid Reports In January
House subcommittee will review Johnson era candor on U S bombings near Hanoi. Rep. John E Moss said sessions will occur after Congress reconvenes to examine conflicting State and Defense Dept statements on civilian casualties and the credibility of administration reporting.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Hanoi
House
John E. Moss
D-Calif
Congress
Moss
State
Defense Departments
Fire kills six in Vermont farm house blaze
A Vermont fire killed six members of a single family and a grandmother, with only a Syracuse boyfriend of the daughter surviving. The blaze struck a rental farm house early Wednesday, destroying the structure. Wil liam Stier Jr. (19) aided by alerting a neighbor after waking to smoke at 2:15 a.m. The victims were Gerald Warren Sr., 42, his wife, Frances, 17, Gerald Jr., 16, Barbara, 18 months, and Florence Warren, 74, of Syracuse. Warren worked as an engineer at Simmons Precision in Vergennes. The house, owned by Robert Redpath of New Jersey, was relocated to central Vermont about a year ago.
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Panton
UPI
Gerald Warren Sr
Frances
Gerald Jr
Barbara
Florence Warren
Syracuse
N.Y
William Stier Jr
Warren
Simmons Precision Products Co
Vergennes
Saigon Docks Strike Heightens Vietnam Unrest
Vietnamese labor leaders order a 12 hour general strike in Saigon starting 6 am Friday, citing U.S. troops as strike breakers. The Saigon Workers' Council represents about 60,000 workers across 120 unions and threatens nationwide port action if needed. Premier Ky contemplates intervention as disputes threaten power, food, and civilian services. authorities report a rice stock sufficient for a month while censorship limits coverage.
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Saigon
UPS
U.S
Nguyen Cao Ky
U.S. Army
U.S. 9Th Infantry Division
Hazardous Driving Warning Issued in Vermont
The weather bureau issued a winter bulletin with heavy snow warnings for northern Vermont and hazardous driving hazards across the state. By noon Bennington reported 4.5 inches of snow for the month total of 30 inches, while Burlington hit 31 inches by 9 am. Snow mixed with freezing rain was forecast, with local accumulations possibly reaching six inches before changeover. Vermont highway and police officials urged caution as plows worked. North Bennington reported a worn snowplow blade replaced in time for the storm. An elderly resident noted slick roads as a result of icy rain and snow.
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Weather Bureau
Vermont
Bennington
Burlington
North Bennington
Francis Lauzon
Powell Wife May Be Cited For Contempt
Mrs. Yvette Powell wife and secretary to Rep Adam Clayton Powell failed to appear before a House subcommittee probing her husband s activities She was warned she could be cited for contempt of Congress if she again misses the hearing and a House clerk could be directed to remove her from payroll The panel seeks to learn what she does for her 20578 a year salary and whether she works in Washington or New York A report on the Powell inquiry is expected before Congress reconvenes in January
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Washington
UPI
Yvette Powell
Adam Clayton Powell
House
Subcommittee
Wayne Hays
Ohio
Hays
Mrs. Powell
House Education and Labor Committee
Powell
New York
Congress
Cousins Fotene MacBride and Greek student visit Manchester
First cousins Mrs Fotene Tina MacBride of Manchester and George Stassinopoulos, a Greek student staying with Mrs Berry Wall for Operation Friendship, were introduced by Mrs Wall and learned they are related. MacBride formerly Fotene Panos of Burlington.
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Fotene
Tina
Five Die Missing in Lake Placid Hotel Fire
In Lake Placid New York five hotel employees housed above a kitchen are missing and presumed dead after a $500000 fire swept a three story wing of the Hotel Marcy. One body recovered unidentified. 700 guests fled in subzero cold as over 100 firefighters battled flames and water that froze delaying searches. Guests sheltered in nearby hotels before reclaiming belongings mid morning.
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Lake Placid
N.Y
Inside on New Year’s resolutions and tuition hikes
Catharine Foster discusses New Year resolutions on page 4. Man chester School Board plans study of tuition hikes at out-of-state schools on page 6.
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Catharine Foster
Manchester School Board
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Rivers
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Haiphong
Dalat
Ivor Pelsue
Harlem Democrat
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