North Shire Weekend of High Speed Roadblocks Ends in Car Wreck
A weekend chase across Dorset and Danby back roads led to a high speed pursuit, a wreck near Dorset center, and a manhunt for multiple suspects linked to car thefts at Osage City and the Orvis Co. The scene yielded stolen firearms and Army papers from a Petersburg penitentiary. Police traced suspects to a Holiday Inn in Whit ham, Massachusetts, as they pursued leads.
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Dorset
Danby
North Shire
Osage City
Kans
State Armory
Orvis Co
Manchester Village
George Hoag
Holiday Inn
Waltham
Mass
Petersburg
Va.) Federal Penitentiary
U.S. Army
Kansas Armory
Kansas
Indiana
Equinox Golf Course
Morris Beaured
Union Street
Beauregard
Eugene Gaiotti
U.S. 7
Galotti
Terry Tyler
Manchester
Dorset Center
Leon Edgerton
Gaiotti
Thieu Seeks Meeting With Johnson on War
President Nguyen Van Thieu of South Vietnam announced he wants to meet President Johnson in the Pacific within weeks to discuss military matters and issues related to peace explorations and joint defense. He postponed a U.S. visit due to the threat of fresh Communist attacks on Saigon and other areas.
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Saigon
UPI
Nguyen van Thieu
South Vietnam
Johnson
Pacific
Thieu
Paris
United States
U.S
Pro American Party Wins In Japan
Tokyo reports Premier Ei suku Sato's Liberal Democrats won a clear upper house majority, 68 of 126 contested seats, solidifying a 134 vote edge in the 250 seat chamber. Socialists fell to 21 wins, with others divided among Democrats, Communists, Independents, and Kemmeito. Ky predicts a major attack on Saigon capital within two months. Thieu urges total North Vietnamese withdrawal before any peace talks.
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UPD
Eisuku Sato
Liberal Democrats
Sato
Democratic Socialists
Communists
Independents
Kemmeito Party
Japan
China
Saigon
Paris
South Vietnam
Thieu
Johnson
United Press International
Nguyen Cao Ky
Sargeon
North Vietnam
Davis Deplores Tolerance of Crime
Pownal Vermont Republican gubernatorial candidate Deane C. Davis assailed the nation’s climate of fear in a law and order statement. He said crude predatory behavior is tolerated and that crime threatens safety of people and property.
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Davis
Oakes Proposes Study of Arms Registration Law
Montpelier Vermont Attorney General James L Oakes urged the Legislative Council to study a proposed firearms owner registration law. He favors gun control and proposed shifting license administration to the Fish and Game Department. The remarks followed a White House request to review state statutes.
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White House
Council
Fish and Game Department
Public Safety Department
Candidates Asked To View Area Poverty
State war on poverty director Thomas Davis invited Democratic candidate John J. Daley and Republican hopefuls James L. Oakes and Deane C. Davis to tour southwestern Vermont. The aim is to show poverty conditions and review community action programs, highlighting hunger in areas like Orleans County. If accepted, the tour would occur next month.
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Montpelier
APT
Thomas Davis
Vermont
Davis
John J. Daley
James L. Oakes
Deane C. Davis
National Citizens Committee On
Orleans County
Jailbreakers Captured In Stolen Car
Five Windsor State Prison trustees from Vermont were captured in Yorktown after a Thursday night escape from a minimum security farm. They were arrested in a stolen car and face escape charges. The five are George Novak 19 Gale Thompson 22 Richard Reginbold 22 Danny Crichton 21 Albion Brown 22.
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Yorktown
N.Y
UPI
Windsor
Vermont
Julius Moeykens
Windsor County
James Wright
George Novak
St. Albans
Danny Crichton
Wilder
Richard Reginbald
Bennington
Albion Brown
Roxbury
Gale Thompson
Ferrisburg
Reginbald
Thompson
Novak
LBJ Sails Home After Central American Summit
President Johnson wraps a weekend summit with five Central American leaders in San Salvador. He departs aboard Air Force 1 for Managua dropping off Nicaragua Costa Rica Honduras and Guatemala presidents with brief ceremonies and a crowd of cheering Salvadorans.
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UPD
Johnson
Luci
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Honduras
Guatemala
Air Force 1
Fidel Sanchez Hernandez
el Salvador
Managua
Anastasio Somoza Jr
San Jose
San Pedro Sula
Guatemala City
U.S
Central America
Simpatico
Santa Tecla
Bombing Damages Japanese Tourist Office in New York
A blast Sunday damaged the Japanese National Tourist Organization near St. Patrick's Cathedral, injuring two people lightly. The attack followed other foreign mission bombings in the area, all unsolved, with police noting shared Cuban trade links among offenders.
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New York
UPI
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
50Th Street
Fifth Avenue
Cuba
Tahiti Votes Amid Nuclear Test News Withheld
Radio Tahiti kept the news of France's 100 kiloton atomic blast near Mururoa Lagoon from the public until voting closed. France plans hydrogen tests later, while Francis Sanford seeks re election amid local fears of radioactive contamination to fish and coconuts.
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Papeete
Tahiti
UPI
Radio
Francis Sanford
French Polynesia
France
Charles de Gaulle
Pacific
Wallis and Futuna
Tuamotu Archipelago
Marines Launch Major Attack To Halt Infiltration By Foe
U S Marines advanced behind tanks in a weekend assault to stop North Vietnamese infiltration. Intelligence sources say at least 201 Communists killed as the 320th division was driven back toward the DMZ. Marine casualties total 10 dead and 81 wounded.
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Saigon
API
U.S
North Vietnam
320Th
North- South Vietnam Border Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
South China Sea
Gio Linh
Panhandle
South Vietnam
Soviet Court Convicts American of Smuggling Hashish
An American man, Dale Reed Warren of Oakland, California, was sentenced in Tashkent to five years for smuggling 5.25 pounds of hashish into the Soviet Union and bringing in 100 roubles without declaration. The court said the sentence is to be served in a penal colony for foreigners. Warren may appeal within five days.
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APS
Soviet Union
Dale Reed Warren
Oakland
Calif
Tashkent
Uzbekistan Republic
Warren
Samuel Fry
Fry
Michael Parsons
William Leithead
Pedro Generalao
Stephen F. Abney
Kabul
Afghanistan
Inside Confrontation at Aulis Opens Williamstown Review
Gerald Raftery notes the opening Williamstown production on page 2 and previews the season for auctions on page 4. He also surveys current shows at the Southern Vermont Art Center on page 6.
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Aulis
Williamstown
Page
Gerald Raftery
Southern Vermont Art Center
Cong Murders U S Major Near Saigon
A U S Army major and his interpreter were ambushed on Route 2 about 135 miles northeast of Saigon. The major, a senior adviser to South Vietnamese forces in Binh Thuan, was killed with a shot to the back of the head after their jeep was attacked at about 10 30 a m. The interpreter was wounded and escaped to a village where a search team found the major's body.
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Saigon
UPD
Binh Thuan
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Muchas Gracias Amigos
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Mekong
Cong
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