State Moves To Enforce Billboard Relocation Law
Vermont moves to remove or relocate about 2200 highway signs under the 1963 law to comply with federal rules and avoid losing federal aid under the 1965 Highway Beautification Act. Highway Commissioner Russell Holden notes strengthened controls may follow if needed.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Russell A. Holden
Holden
Congress
Johnson
Assembly
Washington
U.S. 7
Bennington Flats
Don’s Diner
Highway District
Hagerman
Throngs Line Funeral Route To Pay Shastri Final Honors
In New Delhi vast crowds lined the funeral path for Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri as his body was carried to final honors. Millions mourned a leader famed for his people centric stance and simple style.
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Shastri
New Delhi
UPI
India
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Tashkent
U.S.S.R
Dr. S. Radhakrishnan
Hari Krishnan
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Pakistan
Kashmir
Janpath
Shanti Vana
Jumna
Jaawaharlal Nehru
Gulzarilal Nanda
Nehru
Nanda
Congress Party
Radhakrishnan
Lalita
Manchester Night Club Robbed
An estimated 400 to 500 dollars was stolen from the Five Flys night club on Vermont Route 11-30 late Sunday or early Monday. Police Chief Dana L Thompson said the theft likely occurred between 9:30 p.m. Sunday and 11:45 a.m. Monday when manager Ron Johnson discovered the break. Entry appeared via a cellar door to a storage room. no liquor or other items were taken. The investigation is being assisted by State Trooper Gordon Adams.
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Manchester
Five Flys
Dana L. Thompson
Ron Johnson
Thompson
Gordon Adams
Whipple
Indonesia’s Sukarno Orders Expulsion of All U.S. Newsmen
President Sukarno in Jakarta during a palace ceremony ordered the expulsion of all American newsmen from Indonesia. He criticized U.S. media coverage, demanded foreign press reforms, and told Foreign Minister Subandrio to remove all American correspondents, affecting UPI and The New York Times staff in Jakarta.
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Jakarta
UPD
Sukarno
Indonesia
Syria
Merdeka
Subandrio
UPI
R. E. Stannard
United Press International
The
New York Times
Tax gouge error saves Pittstown taxpayers in 1966
An apparent clerical error in the Rensselaer County Treasurer’s Office will cut Pittstown taxes by about $2 per $1,000 valuation in 1966. Supervis or Hayner Bornt ordered a halt to tax collections until a new rate is set. overpayments will be refunded to roughly 75 property owners.
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Pittstown
N.Y
Rensselaer
Hayner Bornt
James M. Brahan
Hoosick Falls
Hanoi Fails To Answer Face To Face Peace Bid
Washington reports Hanoi has not replied to a direct peace note from the United States. The note sought to bring North Vietnam to the negotiating table amid ongoing war talks. Officials said the move aimed to inform the public and allies while showing diligence in pursuit of a settlement.
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Hanoi
Washington
United States
Viet Nam
U.S
Southeast Asia
Inside Pownal Scouts lend a helping hand
A brief feature notes troop scouts aiding a local project. Columnist Carlo Walter reflects on Vermont appeal and readers learn why people appreciate the Green Mountain State. The items sketch educational television strides and community service in a compact newspaper card.
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Carlo Walter
Vermont
Iraqi Soldiers Die in Ambush Near Iran Border
At least 200 Iraqi soldiers were killed in an ambush by Kurdish tribesmen near Panjevin close to Iran. About 50 Kurds are believed dead in one of the largest clashes in six years of Iraqi Kurdish fighting. Demonstrations in Baghdad against Iran continued despite a Ministry of Interior ban with several thousand marching to the Iranian embassy. No injuries or damage reported.
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Tehran
Iran
UPI
Panjevin
Baghdad
Iraq
Ministry of Interior
PTA Meeting Panel Discusses Creative Rebellion
Peace marcher Leonard Goldberg, a Williams College student and Viet Nam protest leader, challenged US policy and the Great Society’s moral aims during a Bennington PTA panel on Creative Rebellion. Fellow Williams student David Tobis criticized Johnson’s Civil Rights Act as masking civil rights issues. State’s Atty. R. Marshall Witten described negative rebellion at Bennington Municipal Court, citing alcohol, cars, sex, family, and moral decline as root causes.
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Leonard Goldberg
Benhi
PTA
Williams College
Bennington
Williamstown
Johnson
Viet Nam
Great Society
Goldberg
Williams
David Tobis
R. Marshall Witten
Bennington Municipal Court
Witten
Bendi
State
Movement speaker says alcohol involved in most court cases
Rev Donald A Webster moderates a Rutland PTA debate where a speaker argues alcohol appears in nearly 90 percent of cases in Municipal Court. The Movement is described as the work of the young and determined seeking an America worthy of them, while Webster suggests rebellion can be a part of growing up.
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PTA
Tobis
America
Donald A. Webster
Trinity Episcopal Church
Rutland
Rebellion debated by Father Webster in PTA panel
Father Webster argues rebellion reflects youth potential, judged by responsibility. The PTA panelists contrast the objective point with practical outcomes, weighing creative or negative aspects of youth actions and leadership.
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Father Webster
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