Bloody Truce Ends in Vietnamese Border Battle Toll Rises
UPI reports a 36 hour truce ended with heavy fighting near Saigon and Dau Tieng. American forces say 351 Communists were killed while 23 U.S. troops died and 153 wounded. Air strikes resumed against North Vietnam as both sides blamed violations.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
U.S. Air Force
Navy
United States
Frantz Trial Schedule Considered
The manslaughter trial of Franklin D. Frantz Jr. of Woodford is expected in Bennington County Court late January or early February. State's Attorney John T. Carmody Jr. said a start date will be decided in a conference between the Vermont attorney general and defense lawyers. Frantz, 47, was indicted Oct. 27 by a county grand jury for manslaughter in the Oct. 8 shooting death of Albert C. Mallory, 41, of Brattleboro. He pled not guilty at arraignment and is free on $10,000 bail. Defense attorneys were John P. Morrissey and Donald O'Brien.
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Franklin D. Frantz Jr
Woodford
Bennington
John T. Carmody Jr
Vermont
Frantz
Albert C. Mallory
Brattleboro
Robert W. Larrow
John P. Morrissey
Donald O’brien
Burlington
67 Events Overshadowed By Highway Dept. Goof
In late 1967 Vermont faced a major highway funding crisis after an estimated arterial program cost soared by 300 million dollars. Gov. Hoff announced plans for a 24 million dollar bond issue and higher highway fees to rescue construction while the state weighed a second bond and another penny in fees. Alongside, Education Commissioner issues and a stalled school district consolidation effort dominated state politics as Vermont Yankee’s Vernon plant secured a provisional construction permit and party leadership changed hands under Elbert Moulton’s GOP chairmanship. Hoff’s stance on national policy and Democratic debates colored a turbulent year.
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Montpelier
APD
Vermont
Philip H. Hoff
Dr. Gibboney
Elbert Moulton
Eugene McCarthy
D-Minn
Vernon
Lauritz Larsen
Hoff
Harvey Scribner
Education Board
Richard Gibboney
Gibboney
Tom Arthur
Orwell
Scretly
Rutland
Scribner
New Jersey
Advisory Commission
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Connecticut River
New
Hampshire
Massachusetts
Albert Cree
Burlington
John Daley
Johnson
Evacuations as Indiana Train Wreck Sparks Massive Fire
Two Pennsylvania freight trains derail near Dunreith Indiana. Tank cars and chemical shipments ignite a blaze that destroys a cannery and fertilizer plant. About 236 residents evacuated as police and fire crews monitor explosive risk and deadly gas fumes. An Air Force foam-truck stands by while Dow Chemical experts assess danger.
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Dunreith
Ind
UPI
Indiana
Kenneth Komer
Dow Chemical Co
Komer
Indianapolis
Pennsylvania Line
E Town
Robert Gately
U.S. 40
Barnard Performs Second Heart Transplant Record
Dr Christian Barnard led a five hour operation at Groote Schuur Hospital Cape Town delivering a second successful heart transplant. The recipient Dr Philip Blaiberg aged 58 received the heart from a 24 year old mixed race donor in a historic cross racial transplant. Hospital superintendent J Burger reported the success.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Upi
Christian Barnard
Groote Schuur Hospital
Barnard
Philip Blaiberg
Louis Washkansky
New York
Clive Clive Haupt
Fish Hoek
Haupt
Groote Schuur
Blasberg
Muriel
United States
New Two Year Pact Averts Subway Strike in NYC
New York City averted a second crippling transit strike with a two year contract for 36 000 bus and subway workers. Pay rises of 5 percent now and 6 percent on July 1 1969 plus improved pensions under a deal announced by Mayor John V Lindsay after 39 hours of talks with the Transit Authority and TWU. The agreement ends a deadline and avoids the mass disruption feared by 7.5 million riders.
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N.Y.C
New York
UPS
New York City
John V. Lindsay
Transit Authority
Transport Workers Union
TWU
Vermont lawmakers head into 1968 session in Montpelier
Vermont legislators arrive in Montpelier for the 1968 session. Major issue cited is highway financing with a $24 million bond issue and a penny rise in user fees to fund arterial road work. Gov Hoff may seek a second $24 million bond and fee hike to speed the program. Additional requests include tax measures to cover a deficit and possible executive reorganization and school district consolidation bills.
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Montpelier
UPS
Vermont
Montpellier
House
Richard Mallary
Philip H. Hoff
Hoff
Executive Branch
Inside look at Vermont highway problem editorial
An editorial on the Vermont highway problem presents local policy questions and public concerns in a period voice. Mentions ongoing transportation issues and community impact highlighted on page 4.
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Vermont
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