Frantz Civil Suit On Court Docket
A $100,000 civil action against Franklin D. Frantz of Woodford has been filed in Windham County Court. Mrs. Agnes Mallory, administratrix of the Albert C. Mallory estate, seeks damages. the case awaits hearing after the court opens March 12.
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Newfane
Franklin D. Frantz
Woodford
Agnes Mallory
Brattleboro
Albert C. Mallory
Windham
Frantz
Peared
Bennington
George M. Fienberg
Fienberg
J.C. Jerome
Bennington County
Mallory
Atty
Peter P. Plante
White River Junction
Black and Plante
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Laos Troops Retreat From Three Laotian Cities
North Vietnamese forces pressed a 325 mile front driving Laotian troops back toward Paksane Saravane and Attopeu as Bangkok voiced alarm and PM Thanom warned of possible trouble if the offensive continued. Rumors of Thai intervention circulated though not substantiated by officials.
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Vientiane
Laos
UPI
Defense Ministry
Thailand
South Vietnam
Paksane
Mekong
Saravane
Attopeu
Thanom Kittikachorn
Bangkok
Moulton Presses GOP To Back Riehle Sign Bill
Moulton urges Republican lawmakers to back Theodore Riehle's anti-bill board measure. He claims party stature could rise if the bill passes and warns against donor pressure to defeat it. Riehle cites a poll claiming 85 percent support for the proposal to ban outdoor off-premise advertising and to create sign plazas.
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GOP
Riehle
Moulton
Republican Party
Tracker dogs help flush Viet Cong from Tan Son Nhut base
Allied troops reported 52 Viet Cong killed from a battalion shelling Tan Son Nhut as tracker dogs flushed fighters from bunkers and tanks and napalm planes pursued them. Other actions included a base camp retake near Saigon with 94 guerrillas killed and 20 Americans dead or wounded, plus heavy shelling at Khe Sanh and intensified bombing of North Vietnam near Haiphong.
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Saigon
UPS
Tan Son Nhut
U.S. Army
9Th Infantry Division
Mekong Delta
Gis
Vietnam
U.S
Khe Sanh
Sanh
World Reds Hear Message from Ho Chi Minh
The world communist conference opened in Budapest with Ho Chi Minh urging 64 nations to unite against American aggression in Vietnam. Delegates arrived wary, and the Sino Soviet split hampered a unified stance while calls for international support for Hanoi and the Viet Cong grew stronger. Ho could not participate but sent best wishes.
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Budapest
UPI
Communist Parties
Ho Chi Minh
North
Vietnam
Soviet Union
China
Hanoi
Negroes urged to unite under Black Muslim banner
In Chicago Elijah Muhammad urged black nationalists to unite under the Black Muslim banner and resist white division. He addressed about 8,000 at the sect’s annual convention, calling for unity and stating a savior has come. He noted Moscow and Peking for arms and aid and warned against white domination while condemning U.S. imperialism in Vietnam. Diplomats described a mood of disagreement with Moscow’s leadership of world communism as parties weighed their stance at the conference.
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Chicago
UPI
Elijah Muhammad
Messenger of Allah
Wallace Ford
You
Muhammad
Elijah Poole
Georgia
Moscow
Peking
Kim Il Sung
North Korea
Kremlin
Gilert
Nikita S. Khrushchev
China
Albania
Cuba
World Movement
Janeway Named To National GOP Committee Post
Edward Janeway R Windham Senate Appropriations Committee chair was named to the 15 member Executive Committee of the national Republican organization. He joins Consuelo Northrop Bailey Burlington Vermont’s national committeewoman on the panel. Appointment followed a weekend conference in Washington by Republican leaders.
Restrictions Tightened On War News
SAIGON UPI The U S Military Command will tighten rules on disclosing details of Communist attacks MACV chief of information Brig Gen Winant Sidle said the policy aims to deny the enemy information of value for future attacks The memo says announcements of U S casualties damage and enemy rounds on target at fixed installations may be withheld when tactical situations dictate Sidle noted the prerogative to withhold information has always existed but gave no set criteria for withholding
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U.S
Vietnam
Sidle
MACV
Hearing Set on Tax Hikes to Finance Road Building
The House Ways and Means Committee schedules a Thursday public hearing on Governor Hoff's plan to raise gasoline and purchase use taxes to fund a revised highway program. A $62.9 million bond issue targets interstate work across Vermont regions, with testimony on related measures and a separate motor cycle racing bill following.
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Vermont
House Commerce Committee
Massachusetts
House General Committee
Senate
Shozan Maru Refloated in Panama Canal After Sinking
Panama Canal workmen refloated the Japanese ore carrier Shozan Maru which had sunk in Gaillard Cut. Divers assess a 75-foot hull hole while 84 ships waited. a board of inquiry will determine responsibility for the incident during peak traffic.
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Balboa, C.A
UPI
Panama Canal Company
Panama Canal
U.S
Panama Canal Co
Pacific
France
Peru
Budget cuts should start with UVM request Hebard
Vermont lawmaker Emory Hebard says the 1969 supplemental budget should be trimmed starting with the University of Vermont. He backs reducing UVM’s request by about 335 thousand dollars, arguing agencies should stay within the 1967 deficit framework while deferring further funding.
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UVM
Hebard
Burlington
UPI
House
Ways and Means
Emory A. Hebard
Glover
University of Vermont
Philip H. Hoff
Wcax-Tv
Inside notes 100th birthday and local profiles
Columnist Gerald Raftery marks the almanac 100th birthday. Alan Sophrin praises Gene McCarthy. Arlington voters face a wide field of candidates for school directorships. Sunderland election lines up with candidate previews.
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Gerald Raftery
Alan Sophrin
Gene McCarthy
Arlington Voters
Wreck blocks BRM tracks near Johnsonville NY
A derailed ll car freight train halted both east and westbound BRM mainlines near Johnsonville New York around 7 30 am Sunday. The derailment damaged track and telegraph and signal lines. one car toppled an embankment onto NY 67. No crew injuries reported. locomotive and first seven cars undamaged.
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Johnsonville
N.Y
Boston and Maine Railroad
B&m
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Montreal International
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Montreal
Janeway
National
GOP Committee
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Rockingham
Gamboa
Suez Canal
Middle East
Sunderland
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