GOP To Caucus On Surplus Plan
Montpelier House Republicans plan a caucus early next week to decide on their own plan for spending Vermonts 11.35 million surplus. House Speaker Richard W. Mallary R Fairlee held a state gy meeting in his office Friday after the Legislature adjourned. Attending were Rep. Emory
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Magazine Won't Cut JFK Book Feud Over Death of a President
Hamburg based Der Stern defends unabridged publication of William Manchester's Death of a President. Henry Nannen cites humane limits and memory of John F Kennedy. The meeting with William Vanden Heuvel in Hamburg lasted over two hours.
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Johnson seeks halt to ABM buildup with Soviet Union
President Johnson reportedly sent a confidential message to Soviet leaders urging agreement to suspend further antiballistic missile deployment. Ambassador Thompson will deliver the message and meet Gromyko, with a formal meeting planned with Podgorny. The aim is to avert an arms race, save billions, and gain a suspensive accord.
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Inside notes highlight Jean Wassick’s take on men on Page 3 while Roy Marsden offers winter sports ideas for enthusiasts on Page 4. A picture feature explores classroom moonlighting on Page 5.
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Witnesses Testify Payoff To Lawyer in Baker Trial
Witnesses testified they paid 36500 to a Washington lawyer described as the middleman for funds going to Robert G. Baker. Executives said Bromley received 14000 from First Western Financial and 7500 from U S Freight, plus 10000 from Harvey Aluminum and 5000 after a Redwood National Bank charter approval.
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Major Clashes Feared In Mao Cultural Revolution Showdown
Reports from Hong Kong say over a million workers left homes to mass in Peking over wage cuts, with scuffles alleged between workers and Red Guards. Premier Chou En-lai urged them to return home as strikes spread to Nanking, Shanghai, Canton, and Foochow, while Mao tightens control of major propaganda organs amid a power struggle with Liu Shao-chi.
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Political notes on Mao support and party leadership
Fragmented OCR notes mention Hsiung Fu and INC MNA, editor in rasa st, and Red publication. Refer to serment by EFiuz- hi, and political alignment with Mao. Indicates a liberationist publication backing Maoist stance, with unclear dates or places.
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Wheeler says bases immune from U S air attack
Gen Earle G Wheeler said four jet bases housing MIG fighters in Hanoi Haiphong are safe from bombing for now. He spoke after a week on the Vietnam front and a White House briefing with President Johnson, Dean Rusk and Robert McNamara. He noted U S losses and claimed enemy hopes for victory were fading in the iron triangle north of Saigon.
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Three Boyhood Friends Killed In Vietnam
Three Lance Corporals Richard Fuchs Timothy Berry and William Coyne all 20 from Massillon Ohio died together in a helicopter crash off Chu Lai South Vietnam. They grew up and studied together and joined the Marines after graduating from Washington High School. They served in the same unit.
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Fayette Faened S In District Fayette Faened S In District
UPI reports former Vermont legislator Frederick J. Fayette, a Burlington lawyer, was ordered to pay a $300 fine for influence peddling. Judge Ernest W. Gibson Jr. gave 30 days to pay with 10 days to appeal. Fayette faced possible prison time on related charges. former postmaster Ned Handy fate noted.
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Walt Disney Remembered At Rome Commemoration
Bennington antique shop owner Mrs. William Fonda recalls meeting Walt Disney in 1947 when he bought cuff links at her shop on U S 7. He mailed annual gifts to the Fondas through 1963 and kept grandchildren’ names, prompting a lasting, personal connection in a memory shared amid a Rome tribute by Italian film figures.
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