Chou En Lai to Visit Sukarno in April
Premier Chou En Lai of Communist China will visit Indonesia in April at President Sukarno's invitation. The announcement was in a joint communique signed in Peking after Indonesian Foreign Minister Subandrio’s visit, confirming economic cooperation agreements and a loan from China.
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Mary Miller Termed for State Board of Education
MONTPELIER UPS Former West Rutland town Rep Mary Miller of Waterbury is strongly considered for appointment to the state Board of Education to replace term endings Feb 28. Miller, 1963 House Education Committee member, allied with Gov Hoff on education issues.
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Mary Miller
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Waterbury
Lucia Ladd
Worcester
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Johnson
Khanh Reinstates Oanh as Acting Prime Minister in Saigon
In Saigon Lt Gen Nguyen Khanh ousted Tran Van Huong’s government and named Nguyen Xuan Oanh acting prime minister while pledging a mediating role for the Armed Forces Council. Oanh, Harvard-educated, will serve as caretaker until a new government forms with Phan Khac Suu retaining legislative power. Elections are set for March 21.
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Oanh
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Armed Forces Council
Hoff seeks AG ruling on separation of powers issue
Gov. Philip Hoff awaited the attorney general's opinion on a constitutional provision for separation of powers after the Senate defeated a conflict of interest reform. Hoff argued no person should hold executive or judicial posts while serving in the legislature, hoping a favorable ruling would allow appointing replacements for lawmakers on advisory boards.
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Katzenbach Named U S Attorney General
President Johnson named Nicholas de B Katzenbach as attorney general and Ramsey Clark as deputy. Katzenbach, 43, had been acting AG since September, and Clark is 37, son of Justice Tom C Clark. The White House also announced Marvin Watson as special assistant to the President beginning February 1. Watson will assist with state and local projects and earn 28500 dollars annually. HORSHAM England note follows: Council of Women to issue police whistles to the elderly for night aid.
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Teachers Use Speakerphone to Link Albany and Bennington
Two groups of seventh grade math teachers, 40 miles apart, met Wednesday using a speakerphone to ask questions about modern math concepts. Three University of New York professors in Albany answered, as part of a Ford Foundation funded Bennington region curriculum project involving UVM Bennington College and North Adams State College.
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Arlington Memorial High School
Norman Lariviere
Molly Stark School
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Randolph Gardner
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Richard Buck
Milne
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Stand By Tax Cut Policy Aimed for 1965
President Johnson outlined an optimistic economic outlook for 1965 while warning about wage price pressures. He urged Congress to monitor private actions that threaten public interest and called on business and labor to restrain wage-price spirals. The first test is steel price hikes and contract talks with United Steelworkers. See ECONOMIC MESSAGE Page 2, Col. 5.
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Bill Aids Attorney General Vote on Con Con Set Tuesday
Vermont House actions include approving a bill to let the attorney general hire deputies to manage increasing court cases, sending it to the Senate after an Appropriations Committee review without a dollar ceiling. A key reapportionment showdown is slated for Tuesday, with the Cutts resolution aiming to call a constitutional convention to shield state redistricting from Supreme Court influence. Governor Hoff cautions of a possible veto if legal, Senate hurdles loom. A pilot food stamp program for four counties faces a $41,000 biennial price tag, and a proposal transfers the Pittsford Vermont Sanatorium to the Health Department. Democrats back a bipartisan House council with two-year terms, while unity tests amid reapportionment debates persist.
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Vermont Senate Approves Arthur As Education Board Chair
The Vermont Senate approved Tom S. Arthur of Orwell as the new chairman of the state Board of Education after a favorable committee report. Arthur, 27, an engineer with Simonds Precision Tool Co., replaces Harold Raynolds who resigned to avoid a conflict of interest. The chamber also confirmed Hoff’s reappontees to 11 municipal judgeships with terms starting Monday for two years.
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Senate Education Committee
William Burrage
Addison Court
Arthur McLeod
Barre Court
George Fienberg
Bennington Court
Lawrence Kimball
Caledonia Court
Edward Costello
Chittenden Court
Harold Kennedy
Essex Court
Carl Gregg
Franklin
Grand Isle
Peter Plante
Hartford Court
Robert Magoon
Lamoille
On the Inside Thomas F. Rogers named new plant manager
Thomas F. Rogers has been named plant manager at Bijur Corp. in a move announced internally. Details indicate leadership changes aimed at boosting production efficiency and operations.
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Thomas F. Rogers
Bijur Corp
GOP Eyes 10 Percent Luxury Tax For Vermont
In Montpelier Republicans push a 10 percent statewide luxury tax to fund Gov. Hoff’s policy shift, opposing a state capital gains tax aimed at adding about $500,000 yearly. Hoff opposes eliminating federal excise taxes, arguing it would boost Vermont’s economy. The plan, seen as a session highlight, would replace lost federal revenue with new state levies.
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Integrationists Call for Lull In Selma Voter Drive
Negro leaders in Selma Alabama urge a pause in a voter registration drive that has led to 280 arrests while lawyers press court action in Mobile seeking contempt against Dallas County Sheriff James Clark and others for interfering with the federal order. In Meridian Mississippi 17 of 18 men under federal indictments for the 1963 slaying of three civil rights workers pleaded not guilty at a preliminary hearing. Dr Martin Luther King Jr honored in Atlanta by 1500 civic leaders, first such tribute to a Negro in Deep South city this century, ending with We Shall Overcome. Nearby Mississippi plans for a large Friday demonstration over the killing of a Negro prisoner in Hinds County jail. Greenville Mayor says police will quit to stop escorting Negroes to all white facilities. Virginia judges set to issue quick decision on a constitutional challenge to a law banning white marriage to Negroes.
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