Third Term for Hoff Announcement Expected Today
Vermont governor Philip H. Hoff, the first Democrat in over a century to seek a third term, plans to announce at an afternoon rally in Burlington. Staff have worn PHH Morse code lapel buttons, and about 5,000 Democrats are expected to attend.
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Montpelier
UPD
Philip H. Hoff
Vermont
Hoff
Burlington
Richard Snelling
Shelburne
Thomas Hayes
Fair Haven
F. Ray Keyser Jr
Ralph Foote
John J. Daley
House of Representatives
Johnson
North
Viet Nam
Greenfield Mass
Williams College
Cornell University
U.S. Navy Submarine Service
American
Chittenden County
Committee On Civil Liberties
Greater Burlington Industrial Corp
Lake Champlain Chamber of Commerce
Czechs Expel American Official After Prague Dispute
The State Department said an American official at the U S Embassy in Prague was ordered to leave the country within three days by the Czechoslovak government, retaliation for a Czech diplomat’s expulsion in Washington. The American, Edward Reynolds, second secretary, was accused of espionage though the Foreign Service called the charges unfounded. The move followed the expulsion of Jiri Opatrny, Czech second secretary in the U S.
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Washington
UPI
State Department
U.S
Prague
Edward Reynolds
Robert J. McCloskey
Reynolds
Jiri Opatrny
Space Officials Order Go-Ahead For Monday Blast-Off
Space officials at Cape Kennedy give the final go ahead for the Monday Gemini 10 mission. Astronauts John Young and Michael Collins are cleared after medical checks and prep work.
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Cape Kennedy
UPS
John Young
Michael Collins
Celia
Florida Peninsula
South
Florida
Space Agency
Young and
Collins
Wilson Flies to Moscow for Viet Nam Peace Bid
Prime Minister Harold Wilson travels to Moscow to press for a revived Geneva Conference on Viet Nam, facing Kremlin warning of little chance for East West rapprochement. Canada conducts a private ICC backed peace push in Hanoi Peking and Moscow while Wilson seeks Kremlin talks with Kosygin. Canada’s efforts remain publicly unannounced.
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Wilson
Moscow
Viet Nam
London
UPI
Harold Wilson
Kremlin
Canada
International Control Commission
ICC
Hanoi
Peking
Indira Gandhi
Russia
Alexei Kosygin
Ghandi
Britain
U.S. Viet Nam
Agreement Reached By King and Daley
Chicago civil rights leader Dr Martin Luther King and Mayor Richard J Daley reach a cooling-off pact after 80 minutes at City Hall as violence erupts on the West Side National Guardsmen move in with bayonets fixed to quell riot conditions. Police report arrests, fires, and hostile crowds while authorities stress nonviolence and immediate measures to restore order.
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Chicago
UPI
Martin Luther King
Richard J. Daley
West Side
Daley
City Hall
King
National
Eisenhower Expressway
Pulaski Road
Otto Kerner
Bank Robbery Shocks South Glens Falls NY
A robber at gunpoint stole about 15000 from the First National Bank of Glens Falls Friday in South Glens Falls. No customers were present as the teller filled a bag with cash but fled when the bag was only partly loaded. The suspect, 25 to 30, 5'6" and 145 pounds, wore grey slacks, a red grey plaid shirt, work shoes and a cap. Police, State Police, and the FBI searched roads and the bridge to Glens Falls but made no arrest.
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South Glens Falls
N.Y
First National Bank of
Glens Falls
Ing
FBI
Auto safety standards announced by government for 1968 models
Washington government unveiled interim auto safety rules affecting 1968 models. Key features include energy absorbing padded instrument panels and collapsible steering columns. Also required are corner posts, knee areas, headrests, improved emissions controls, rear seat padding, recessed controls, fail safe braking, and upper torso belts alongside lap belts.
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Washington
API
United States
General Services Administration
GSA
Congress
House Commerce Committee
General Motors
Inside Roy Marsden on fishing and Bennington routes
On the Inside Roy Marsden writes of fishing when the wind is blowing a gentle breeze. Several proposed routes for relocation of U.S. around Bennington are shown on maps.
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Roy Marsden
U.S
Bennington
U S Planes Fly 114 Missions In North Vietnam Raids
U S war planes hit North Vietnam in a record day of raids totaling 114 missions. Jets dodged missiles and fought MIGs as strikes intensified near Hanoi and Thanh Hoa. A Navy A4 Skyhawk was downed by ground fire near a SAM site, pilot missing.
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Saigon
UPS
U.S
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
Ranger
Thanh Hoa
Chu Lai
Humphrey Warns Of Reprisals In Vietnam Crisis
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey warned that if North Viet Nam executes captured U.S. fliers it would unleash uncontrollable emotions in the United States. He outlined bombing moves against Hanoi and Haiphong and urged continued pressure on communist infiltration while pledging cooperation for Asia with nations willing to live in peace. He linked domestic unrest to slum conditions and called for action to restore order.
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Fort Worth
Tex
UPI
Hubert H. Humphrey
North Viet Nam
U.S
Humphrey
America
Texas Christian University
United States
Asia
Red China
North
Viet Nam
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Hamilton
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Young
D. Owen Coons
King and Daley
Mississippi
Kedzie, Harrison, Kilbourne
16Th Streets
Francis Kane
Kane
South Glens Falls, N.Y
Hayes
Thomas L. Hayes
Main Street
Tom Hayes
Hagerman
17Th Parallel
Navy
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