NSA-CIA Ties Permanently Cut
The National Student Association announced a permanent severance of ties with the Central Intelligence Agency ending three days of talks. It accused the CIA of covert actions and demanded an apology, noting CIA financing via front organizations since at least 1952 and claiming the break as of January 1.
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Auto Makers Slash Jobs Amid Slump And Strikes
Ford Motor Co and Chrysler Corp announced indefinite layoffs totaling 3 000 workers with a temporary cutback affecting 4 800 more. General Motors put two plants on short shifts due to a strike caused parts shortage, reducing pay for 4 850 workers and warning of worse conditions next week. American Motors suspended all car production for two weeks, sidelining 13 000 workers. Ward's reports show production down 23 percent from 1966 pace. Separate NSA CIA ties emerge as lawmakers defend and critique the arrangement and potential subsidy disclosures.
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RFK to oppose bombing in North Vietnam speech
UPI reports Senator Robert F. Kennedy plans a Senate address opposing renewed bombing of North Vietnam. The speech will detail his war and foreign policy views, clarifying differences with President Johnson and outlining his stance similar to his Chicago China policy address.
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Hoff warns veto on education bill without extra funds
Governor Philip H. Hoff said he may veto the Republican backed 18 million dollar state aid to education bill unless lawmakers show specific funding sources. He demanded no new taxes and warned against trimming vital programs to cover the extra two million. Hoff also signaled acceptance of a House Judiciary Committee fair housing bill with limited scope.
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B52 Bombers Spur Allied Offenses In Vietnam War
B52 bombers conducted multiple air strikes across South Vietnam and nearby regions in support of six major offensives against Viet Cong units. Allied forces reported heavy enemy casualties, with daily counts reaching into the hundreds and thousands across multiple operations including Rio Grande, Deckhouse VI, Pershing, Sam Houston, Dan Chi 279, and others.
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Government Seeks Cancer Vaccine Ban in Cleveland
Federal prosecutors urged a permanent ban on Rand cancer vaccine, alleging contamination and mislabeling. U.S. Attorney Merle McCurdy told Judge Connell the serum was shipped interstate despite three orders, with developers' statements deemed false and production under primitive standards. Terminal cancer patients witnessed the proceedings in Richmond Heights, Ohio, as the injunction preventing further manufacture lingered through the hearing.
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Pownal track measure gains Senate floor debate
A House-adopted measure to give Green Mountain Park at Pownal another pari-mutuel tax break advances to the Senate floor for open debate after a three to three Finance Committee vote. The split would allocate 5.5 percent to the state and 12.5 percent to the track from each day’s betting handle, with a Dec 31 1970 termination date.
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Inside Bennington Editorials And Water Board Photo
The page summarizes opinion pieces and civic updates. Jean Wassick reflects on "The Bomb'' amid editorial notes praising the Scenic Corridor Bill. A photo-essay shows the Water Board addressing requests for a new Bennington water source.
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Milne Sentenced For Prison Escape
Former Rep. Donald G. Milne, 33, was sentenced to 9 to 18 months after withdrawing his petition to dismiss prison escape charges and pleading guilty in Windsor District Court. Milne previously faced seven counts of fraud forgery and embezzlement tied to $13,000 misused, with a prior transfer to minimum security and an escape from the prison farm before turning himself in.
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Last Mile Reported Near For Sing Sing
OSSINING NEW YORK State officials discussed phasing out Sing Sing prison near the Hudson River in favor of several smaller institutions. Warden John Denegan says details are unclear and no definite plan has been announced despite Albany discussions.
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