Four New England States Brace For Possible Holiday Rioting
Four New England states prepared for possible Fourth of July weekend unrest with hardline patrols at beaches and events. Maine Newport Wakefield Boston area police boosted ranks, National Guard on standby, and stricter beach rules were enforced to deter troublemakers amid warnings from officials and AMA stance distancing motorcyclists from potential clashes.
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New England
Boston
UPI
Hampton Beach
N.H
Old Orchard Beach
Maine
Newport
R.I
Cape Cod
Wakefield
Robert Marx
Allenight
National Guard
Massachusetts Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Richard McLaughlin
Massachusetts
Joseph A. Ambrose
National Guardsmen
Camp Edwards
Reading
Addiion
Ambrose
American Motorcycle Association
AMA
New York
L. A. Kuchler
Massa
Oklahoma 1901 hair order aimed to curb native long hair
The 1901 Oklahoma policy ordered Indian agents to force male Indians to cut hair and stop painting with threats of job loss food supply cutoff and hard labor. Commissioner W A Jones argued long hair and paint signified servitude and retrograde customs, though police-like enforcement proved hard to implement.
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Stillwater
Okla
UPI
England
Oklahoma
B.B. Chapman
Oklahoma State University
W.A. Jones
Commissioner of
Indian Affairs
Chapman
Jones
LBJ Admits No Defeat In Bill Signing
President Johnson signed a bill limiting duty free tourist goods from 100 wholesale to 100 retail, before a midnight deadline. Congress approved the measure after questions of defeat, with Johnson claiming it aids the balance of payments by about 60 million dollars and citing modest impact on the overall deficit.
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Washington
UPDI
Johnson
U.S
America
Congress
Kennedy
Infrared clues eyed in moth night vision study
Entomologist P. S. Callahan reports several night flying moths emit infrared waves, aiding navigation and mate finding. In controlled tests moths were drawn to an infrared emitter, with hundreds leaving marks on a black room surface, suggesting a biological infrared sensing and emission mechanism. Additionally, arthritis sufferers may gain relief from corticosteroids, with significant costs and impacts noted.
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New York
UPI
P. S. Callahan
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Tifton
Callahan
Lots of Apples But Few Pickers Seen in State
Burlington Vermont August extension horticulturist C Lyman Calahan forecasts a bumper 1965 apple crop up to 1.1 million bushels with 90 percent McIntosh while notes Northern Spy Delicious and Cortland also present. A Labor Department ruling bans alien field workers, blocking thousands of Canadian harvesters for Vermont farms.
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Burlington
UPS
University of Vermont
C. Lyman Calahan
Northern Spy
Delicious
Cortland
U.S. Labor Department
Vermont
Searsburg Vermont invites bids for pupil transportation services
The Searsburg Town School District invites written sealed bids for transportation of school pupils. Specifications and bid forms are at the Town Clerk office. Bids due by July 8, 1965, at 8:00 p.m. and will be opened then. Doris S. Rice, Chairman. Bessie B. Becker, Clerk. Marjorie L. Rice, Board of School Directors. Searsburg Vermont. June 30, July 1, 2.
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Searsburg
Julia France
Vermont
Doris S. Rice
Bessie B. Becker
Marjorie L
Rice Board of School
Television Radio Schedule Highlights and Listings
A dense timetable lists daily TV and radio slots from 5:00 to 6:30 and beyond, naming programs such as Zorikan, Bronco, Bozo, Friendly Giant, Dateline Boston, News, Weather, sports, dramas, and variety shows. It notes station lineups, time blocks, and recurring segments including Weather and News every half hour, with World Series coverage line about Red Sox broadcasts on WBTN.
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Congress
Pathfinders
Rawhide
Bewitched
Flintstones
the Capitol
Yankees
Red Sox
John Page
Marion Harris
Faith Pryor
Nat’l
Civil
Navy
Joe Kelly
Mr. Mayor
Mrs. Tanqueray
Alvin Show
Davey and Goliath
Deputy Dawg
Capt. Bob
Robin Hood
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Chusetts Registrar of Motor Vehicles
McLaughlin
Kuchler
First National Stores
North Bennington Road
Bennington, Vt
Bumble
Rille
Main St
Food & Service
Manchester
Dorset
Bennington
Oriental Rug Shop
Grove St
Rutland
Centerbrook Cleaners
Manchester Depot
N.H. 3Izdikian
Oriental Rug Appraisal
LBJ
Totsin Pub
Bridgewater
UPID
Somerset
Nature
API
Schering Corp
Charlie Brown
By Charles M. Schulz
Hatter
TER
Sam
B.C
Johnny Hart
MR. Bumstead
Elmo
Steve Canyon
Heart of
Juliet Jones
Igolde
By Chie Young
Milton Caniff
Col.canyons
By Stan Drake
Isolde
Rock OF Ages
Barre
Guild Seal
D. E. Carver
Woodford
Beagle
South Shaftsbury
Shepard
West Shaftsbury
Bennington County Humane Society
Automotive Agencies
Toyota
Spike
S. Call
Thurber’s Garage, Inc
Dial
Pti
Pneu Uid
Neal
Fo Grand Union Bi
Grand Union
Bolens Fili
Cocher
JOS. A. Nadeau Inc
Grow
Cartoon
Eric Hoffer
Wally Gator
Fireball
Mighty Mouse
Elliot Norton
Ryws
Linus
Dennis the Menace
Casper
WBIEN
WBTN
Hell
Tex
The
Jetsons
Fury
Sitting Bull
Cochise
Hoppity Hooper
Bat Masterson
Flicka
Cadillac Dan de Ville
Kate & Brakes
Mat
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