Churchill in coma feared near death after stroke
LONDON UPI Sir Winston Churchill, 90, remained in a coma and was feared near death after a stroke and circulatory weakening. Reports said he slipped into deeper sleep with little change, as family and world leaders sent get well wishes to Hyde Park Gate.
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Burundian Prime Minister Ngendandumwe Slain in Ambush
African Prime Minister Ngendandumwe, Ngendandumwe, was killed by a gunman as he left a Bujumbura hospital after forming a new cabinet. The assault, likely by a Tutsi refugee, ends a bid for tougher policies toward Communist China operating in Burundi near Congo. The murder shocks Washington where officials weigh implications for regional politics.
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Indictments Hinted In Miss Slayings
Federal grand jury in Jackson, Mississippi returned 84 indictments. Up to 18 relate to the killings of three civil rights workers last summer. Arrests expected soon, possibly Saturday or Monday. Court clerk’s office worked past quitting time to finish paperwork. Asst US Atty Gen John Doar attended but commented little. Four marshals were seen leaving with wrapped rifles.
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Soviets Demand Vote Before U.N. Fee Deal
Thant said the Soviet Union told him it would pay into the U.N. relief fund only when it gains General Assembly voting rights. U.S. sources anticipate a direct clash with Moscow over Article 19, which withholds voting when payments lag. Russia backs paying without relinquishing rights, while the United States pushes for the voting suspension until debts are settled.
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U S and Canada move to end mutual car tariffs
President Johnson and Canadian Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson will sign an agreement to create a North American Common Market in autos and parts. The deal would remove tariffs on cars and original parts between the two countries but keep tariffs on replacement parts and tires. It aims to boost production and sales while avoiding a looming trade war, with broader liberalization possible. Canadian tariffs currently exceed 17.5 percent on finished cars and up to 25 percent on parts, while U S tariffs are 6.5 percent on cars and 8.5 percent on most parts.
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Hoff and Party Headed to Washington Inauguration
Gov Philip Hoff and wife Joan depart Burlington Sunday night by National Guard plane for President Johnsons inauguration in Washington. The Vermont delegation attends pre-inaugural events, a governors reception, and a Vermont Society reception before the inauguration. A Vermont winter Olympics float and school bands join the parade, with a Shoreham Hotel ball to follow.
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Upholsterers Local Joins Labor Council in Bennington
Members of Local 545 of the Upholsterers International Union AFL CIO voted to join the Bennington County Central Labor Council. Delegates named include Stephen L. Vince Verder O Elwell and Clarence Hall. The local represents the bargaining unit at H T Cushman Corp a division of General Interiors Corp. Kenneth E Clayton president of the council said he was extremely pleased.
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Tax Board Upholds Track Valuation In Bennington County
A Bennington County board upheld the contention of Pownal's listers that Green Mountain Park racetrack's value for tax purposes equals replacement cost. The Tax Department released findings showing appraised value at 5.6 million and Grand List value at 700 thousand, using a 121 percent ratio. The track contended fair market value should reflect sale potential, not construction cost, with Taconic Racing and Breeding Association citing no fixed figure.
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Sato says U S must hold out in Vietnam fight
Japanese Prime Minister Eisaku Sato urged Washington to persevere to preserve Vietnam's independence. He spoke in Los Angeles and underscored the U S must maintain the fight despite mounting pressure.
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Lawmaker Charged With Jobless Fraud
Montpelier reports the state unemployment director will file a fraudulent claim charge against freshman Rep Rose H. Webster for claiming jobless benefits while serving in the Vermont House. Webster received 80 dollars for a week with an additional 43 dollars in jobless pay, admitting both checks but denying intentional fraud.
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King Announces Massive Civil Rights Test in Selma
In Selma Alabama Negro leaders plan a broad test of the new civil rights law starting Monday led by Dr Martin Luther King Jr They claim 500 volunteers will march to the voter registration office and others will test public accommodations and seek employment Segregationists led by J B Stoner vow a white voter registration drive starting Monday The Justice Department has filed a statewide suit alleging illegal bias in Alabama voter applications King outlined a three pronged attack on racial barriers in a crowded church.
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Maine Sweeps Bill Backer Seeks State Lottery
Rep. Richard J. Dumont of Augusta said he expects little opposition to a Maine sweepstakes bill modeled on New Hampshire. He cites strong House and Senate support and projected $2 million yearly revenue earmarked for education. Gov Reed shows little enthusiasm for the plan.
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