University of Vermont study links drunk driving to fatalities
Dr. M W Perrine heads ABETS a year long traffic fatality study showing over half of Vermont crash victims had been drinking and 40 percent legally impaired. Roadblocks interview motorists with immunity while breath tests are conducted. seat belts cited as preventing deaths.
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National Highway Safety Bureau
UVM
Perrine
Richard S. Woodruff
Irwin Maranville
Woodruff
U S Officer Rescued After Five Years With Viet Cong
Maj James N Rowe Green Beret officer from McAllen Texas captured October 29 1963 as a 1st lieutenant in South Vietnamese advisory role was rescued in the Mekong Delta by South Vietnamese troops. Found in the U Minh Forest he was running toward allies and appears to have escaped. back pay to follow.
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Saigon
UPID
James N. Rowe
McAllen
Tex
Mekong
Rowe
U Minh Forest
Tured
Pentagon
Lee D. Rowe
North 15Th Street
V.C
Vermont Yankee finance in doubt over Vernon plant completion
Inside editorial questions whether Vermont Yankee has funds to finish the Vernon plant. Sunderland selectmen urge a re vote on a school bond issue, spotlighting local fiscal matters and political dynamics.
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Vermont Yankee
Vernon
Sunderland
Hoover brands SDS aim to destroy government
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover described the Students for a Democratic Society as the core of the New Left movement with the objective to completely destroy our form of government He cited a marked increase in activity in recent months and warned of the threat to national stability
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Washington
UPI
Students For A Democratic Society
SDS
New Left Movement
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
New Left
United States
Hoover
America
New Left called threat to U S government says Hoover
The year end report cites New Left calls for sudden incidents of violence targeting draft boards and public buildings. Hoover links the movement to Students for a Democratic Society and asserts a shared aim to destroy the government, noting leader disclosures and alleged Communist ties.
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Navy
Army
New Left
Hoover
U.N. Vote Expected On Israel Beirut Raid Condemnation
United Nations Security Council nears agreement on a resolution condemning Israel for the Beirut Airport commando raid. The measure would reference Lebanon's right of redress but avoid demanding payment for damages estimated between 56 and 100 million dollars from the destruction of 13 Lebanese airliners. Russian sanctions proposals appeared unlikely to succeed.
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United Nations
UPD
U.N. Security Council
Israel
Beirut
Lebanon
U.N
Athens
United States
Council
Security Council
Morse Reluctantly Concedes Defeat in Oregon Senate Race
Wayne Morse, the veteran Democrat, conceded defeat to Republican Robert Packwood by 3,263 votes after a recount in the Oregon U.S. Senate race. Morse announced he would not contest the result, criticized election laws, and urged election reform while defending his Vietnam War stance and criticizing Packwood’s campaign. The report also covers Israel's stance in a separate United Nations debate and ongoing Middle East tensions.
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Oregon
Morse
Packwood
Gerald Robinson Jr
Portland
U.S
Southeast Asia
Hatfield
Israel
Joseph Tekoah
Moscow
Soviet Union
Middle East
Tekoah
Kennedy challenges Long for No 2 in Senate
UPI reports Senator Edward Kennedy launches a bid to unseat Russell Long as Assistant Democratic Leader in the Senate, with backing from Humphrey Muskie and several colleagues. The vote occurs Friday as Democrats set leadership for the 91st Congress, amid mixed signals on Kennedy's strength and the potential broader implications for the Kennedy political dynasty.
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Ted Kennedy
Long
Senate
Washington
UPI
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Russell B. Long
Louisiana
Kennedy
House
John W. McCormack
Morris K. Udall
D-Ariz
Humphrey
Sen
Edmund) Muskie
United States
Ing
George S. McGovern
S.D
John ©. Pastore
Claiborne Pell
R.I
Philip A. Hart
Harold Hughes
Iowa
Spessard L, Holland
Kennedy Brothers
New England Delegation Presses for Machias Trade Zone Decision
New England lawmakers demand an immediate decision from Commerce Secretary Smith on Maine Machiasport free trade subzone before January 20. Senators McIntyre Muskie and Ribicoff argue Smith overstepped authority delaying the ruling. regional oil dealers warn of adverse economic impact if denied.
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Washington
UPI
New England
Commerce
C.R. Smith
Machiasport
Maine
Nixon
Johnson
Smith
Margaret Chase Smith
George D. Aiken
Foreign Trade Zone Board
Secretary of the Interior
Senate
Small Business Subcommittee
Thomas J. McIntyre
D-N,h
Edmund S. Muskie
Abraham Ribicoff
D-Conn
Reps
William Hathaway
D - Maine
Margaret Heckler
R-Mass
Thomas P. O'Neill
D-Mass
McIntyre
Treasury
Army
New England Oil Institute
D-N.h
William Proxmire
D-Wis
D-Maine
Maine Free Trade
Truck Driver Dies in Crash With Train
In eastern New York two freight train crashes killed one man and injured two others. Warren Goodermore, 32, of Averill Park, died in Waterford when his truck struck a freight train. In Granville seven derailed freight cars injured two men.
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Troy
N. Y
UPI
New York
Warren Goodermore
Averill Park
Waterford
Washington County
Granville
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David Scribner
Foe
Robert Duncan
Sen. Kennedy
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