U S Denies Hanoi Charge On Bombing Pause
Washington denied Hanoi's claim that U S warplane raids resumed in North Viet Nam. Pentagon said North Viet Nam has not been bombed since Dec 24. White House offered no immediate comment while Johnson prepared talks with G Mennen Williams on Viet Nam policy. The pause in bombing was described as continuing.
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Washington
UPI
United States
North Viet Nam
Johnson
Defense Department
Hanoi
U.S
White House
Pentagon
G. Mennen Williams
Africa
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Senate
Negro Students Protest Rights Worker Death
About 250 African American students marched through downtown Tuskegee to protest the slaying of Samuel Younge Jr at a service station. Marvin Segrest, 69, faces first degree murder charges. Police and federal observers watched as a state plane roamed overhead, with plans for mass gatherings at Tuskegee Institute. A Birmingham protest with roughly 150 demonstrators also occurred this week.
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Tuskegee, Ala
UPI
Sammy
Tuskegee
Samuel Younge Jr
Marvin Segrest
Tuskegee Institute
Macon County
Charles M. Keever
Institute
Birmingham
Miss Lillie Resigns GOP Post in Vermont County
Arlington Vermont Bennington County Republican Committee accepts with regret the resignation of Margaret E Lillie as county chairman. A nominating committee was chosen for a successor and leaders will reconvene to act on its report. The resignation aligns with a Vermont Supreme Court ethics code forbidding judicial officers from political party roles or soliciting funds.
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Arlington
Bennington County
Republican Committee
Margaret E. Lillie
Miss Lillie
Vermont Supreme Court
Vermont
Republican County
LBJ Announces Steps To Ease New York Strike
President Johnson sent a telegram to Governor Rockefeller outlining federal measures to mitigate the New York City transit strike. The plan includes low interest loans to small business and other steps to ease financial burdens created by the stoppage.
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LBJ
N.Y
Washington
UPI
Johnson
New York City
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Veterans Administration
TWU Accuses TA of Trying to Break the Union
New York stubborn strike escalates as TWU vows to keep the subway and bus walkout amid TA threats to fines and court action. Quill remains jailed and negotiators clash over a $322,000 daily fine as losses mount toward a possible $1 billion.
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TWU
Transit Authority
New York
UPI
State Supreme Court
Transport Workers Union
Michael J. Quill
Abraham Geller
Quill
New York Commerce and Industry Association
Leonard Ingalls
Authority
Douglas MacMahon
MacMahon
Sidney Brandes
Democrats Push Higher State Aid for Schools in 1966
Albany Democrats urge legislature to approve at least 74 million dollars more in annual school aid, with Assembly Speaker Travia signaling a broader program. Governor Rockefeller contemplates several proposals, including raising per pupil aid ceiling from 600 to 660 dollars, a change that would cost about 74 million annually.
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Albany
N.Y
Assembly
Anthony J. Travia
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Travia
Senate
Inside features on Thank You notes and winter sports
On the Inside Jean Wassick illustrates the fine art of Thank You notes. Roy Marsden contributes a winter sports article. Page references indicate this is a multi-topic newspaper item with brief notes on two distinct subjects.
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Jean Wassick
Roy Marsden
Reapportionment reshapes Vermont Legislature image
Vermont’s new 150 member House contrasts with old days of 246 towns each sending a representative. Desks remain at 246 as lawmakers arrive in a hall with vacant seats. Younger, livelier faces replace weathered farmers, while knitters and card games fade. Many miss the prior era, though hopes rise for a more efficient body.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Ryegate
Henry T. Rowden
House
Hall of Representatives
Grand Dames
Sleepy Hollow
Marshall Dunham
Franklin County
Johnson to address State of the Union Wednesday
President Johnson will report to the nation on the State of the Union from a joint session of Congress at 9 p.m. EST to discuss Viet Nam and his legislative goals. The White House delayed the address to Tuesday then set a Jan 12 date after Friday talks with McCormack and Mansfield.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Union
Congress
United States
Viet Nam
White House
House
John W. McCormack
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
1965 Year of Growth for Local Industries
Bennington's industrial economy grew in 1965 with reports from 20 manufacturers showing sales and employment gains. Prospects for 1966 include expansion plans by Wraptures Gift Wrap Inc and Vermont Container Corp, plus Bijur Lubricating Corp exploring a larger plant. Polygraphic Co of America reports an acquisition.
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Bennington
Facilites
Wraptures Gift Wrap Inc
Ben Mont
Ben Mont Avenue
Vermont Container Corp
Bijur Lubricating Corp
The
Polygraphic Company of America
A See Industries
Flint Ink Corp
Craptures
Hagerman
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Bramhall
GOP
Nathan B. Feinsinger
John V. Lindsay
L.E.J
Democrats
By Philip Savory
Rowden
Margaret Muchmore
Elm Street
Moscow
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