Mao Opponents Die by Their Own Actions in Peking
Reports from Hong Kong and international correspondents say high ranking Chinese officials opposing Mao Tse-tung died by self-inflicted acts or attempted suicide amid a purge. Names include Gen Lo Jui-ching and Vice Premier Po I-po, with Teng Hsiao peng and Yang Hsiu-fang also involved. Lin Piao’s defense ministry plot was reportedly crushed.
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Mao
Lo Jui-ching
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Po I-po
Communist Party
Teng Hsiaoping
Supreme Court
Yang Hsiu-fang
Teng
Liu Shao-chi
Liu
Tanjug
Red Guard
Ho Lung
People’s Defense Council
Lin
China
Tokyo
Sankei Shimbun
Liberation Army Daily
National Economic Committee
There's More to Vermont Beauty Than Landmarks
Waitsfield architect Robert Burley told over 200 at the Greater Bennington Association dinner that Vermont’s beauty lies in ordinary homes and streets, not only famous landmarks, urging preservation of both masterpieces and everyday architecture.
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Robert Burley
Greater Bennington Association
Green Mountain State
Burley
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Vermont
North Bennington
Burdis Associates
Bennington
Completion date set for Mt Anthony Union High School
Union school directors set June 1 as the new completion date for Mt Anthony Union High School after a February target proved infeasible. Projected to finish by June, the schedule hinges on roofing, heating system operation by March 1, and timely masonry work, with Mayfest and courtyard completion in question.
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New Union High School
Union School
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Roger Plante
Park Street
George A. Fuller
Plante
Three Mile Tunnel Complex Reveals U.S. Targets
U S troops exploring a three mile tunnel network near Saigon uncovered a map detailing U S billets in the capital and a master plan to destroy Tan Son Nhut Airport. Air Force spokesmen said American planes had pressed the operation as details emerged from the Iron Triangle edge.
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UPS
U.S
Hobo Woods
Tan Son Nhut
Iron Triangle
Air Force
Hanoi
North Vietnam
China
196Th Light Infantry
196Th Infantry
Richard T. Knowles
196Th
United States
Red Sanctuary
Cedar Falls
Knowles
Vietnam
GBA Banquet Honors Citizens and Sees Growth
At the Mt Anthony Country Club GBA members installed officers and honored local contributors. Atty John H Williams II received the Presidents Citation, Belva Keyworth earned the D Ed Moore Award, and 24 courtesy awards were given by newly elected president William Hoisington. Eagle Square Manufacturing Co. received a plaque for 150 years of operation.
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John H. Williams II
Greater Bennington Association
Thomas W. Hall Jr
GBA
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Hiram Savage
Belva C. Keyworth
D. Ed. Moore
Savage
Tom Hall
Hoisington
Robert Burley
Vermont
Post Office Conversion Bid Awarded
A $94 000 bid was awarded to Cancian Company of Everett Massachusetts for converting and modernizing Bennington Vermonts former post office on South Street Work will start February 1 and finish about September 1 The project will house Selective Service armed forces recruiting and Internal Revenue Service offices A new roof heating system modernized toilets new entrance doors repaired front steps and interior space conversion are planned
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Massachusetts
Bennington
South Street
General Services Administration
GSA
Cancian Company
Everett
Mass
Boston
Thase
Gerald E. Morrissey
Gerald E. Morrissey Inc. Gsa In Boston Said Yesterday That Morrissey
Selective Service
Armed Forces
Internal Revenue Service
Washington
No Trace of Plane Carrying Bennington College Trustee
In the Caribbean seas near St Thomas searchers hunt for a private flight missing with Audrey Bruce Currier and her husband. Debris and an oil slick sparked hopeful but uncertain leads as Coast Guard Navy and allied forces scour 5000 square miles. The Curriers funded civil rights work and founded the Taconic Foundation after long quiet philanthropy.
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P.R
UPD
Caribbean
Audrey Bruce Currier
Caribair Airlines
St. Thomas
Virgin Islands
Holiday Island
Mellon
New York
Stephen
John D. Watson
U.S. Coast
Treasury
Andrew W. Mellon
Bennington College
Currier
Curriers
Case Society
Taconic Foundation
Watson
Board Stands Firm on Reeves Controversy Spurs Reinstatement Push
Mt. Anthony head football coach Ronald Reeves faced a contested offseason after a December ruling not to retain him. On Thursday night three local residents pressed the union school board to reinstate Reeves, prompting extended discussion about his future with the program.
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Reeves
Ronald Reeves
Mt. Anthony
Union School Board
Jetport Plans May Force Plant Closing
Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corp warned it may move its entire Long Island operation if Calverton Airfield is repurposed for a fourth New York jetport. Abandonment of Bethpage Calverton and Sag Harbor plants would entail the direct or indirect loss of 137,000 jobs, a company spokesman said.
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N.Y
UPD
Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corp
Long Island
Calverton Airfield
New York Metropolitan Area
Bethpage
Calverton
Sag Harbor
Grumman
Editorial rails against Valentine's Day massacre debate
Inside the paper an editorial denounces public discussion of the Reeves decision. The board, aligned with the administration, refused to reveal reasons for hiring choice citing personnel policy and Reeves absence. Citizens pressed but relented, urging Mt Anthony students supported Reeves in an adult manner. See Reeves Page 10.
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Reeves
Supt
Kelley
Mt. Anthony
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