Choice Insult to Unions Morse Labeled Strikebreaker
The machinists union president called President Johnsons pick of Sen Wayne Morse to head a railroad mediation panel a colossal blunder and an insult to unions. Morse, after meeting Johnson, described his position following the dispute.
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Washington
UPI
Machinists Union
Johnson
Wayne Morse
Oregon Democrat
P.L
Roy) Siemiller
Siemiller
Morse
Solons Seek Explanation for Gibbaone Resignation
Two Vermont lawmakers Eduators Hunt and Purdy urge the state Education Board to provide a definite statement on the forced resignation of Education Commissioner Richard A Gibboney. They call the affair shameful and say facts are lacking for judgment.
Lane Statements To Police Considered
MANCHESTER The first questions of admissible evidence were settled in the second degree murder trial of Ronald Francis Lane. Judge Larrow allowed the state to present portions of Lane's statements to officers made after his arrest on June 23. Defense argued the confession was inadmissible for lack of proper rights advisement under Miranda. Lane, 26, is charged with strangling Rose E. Thibodeau, 42, on June 21 last year and pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. Tests showed Lane admitted to the slaying after arrest at the Deer Park along U.S. 7 in Bennington. Corroborating testimony by Mooney, Jones, and LaCount supported the statements, though Larrow ruled Lane's answers while en route to Shaftsbury inadmissible. The ruling follows the Miranda framework but allows some statements as voluntary. See LANE Page 24, Col. 4
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Manchester
Ronald Francis Lane
Bennington
Robert W. Larrow
Lane
Joseph M. O’neill
Rutland
Rose E. Thibodeau
Larrow
Deer Park
U.S. 7
Mooney
Harvey Jones
William LaCount
Atty
Hilton Dier
Brattleboro
Atty. O’neill
Supreme Court
Arizona
O’ Neill
Shaftsbury
Peter Barton
New Confrontation Looms Over Use of Suez Canal
United Nations observers urge Egypt and Israel to restrain actions in the Suez area as tensions rise over canal demarcation and patrol boat movements. Gen. Odd Bull appeals to Nasser and Eshkol to hold fire amid mutual claims and fears of a fait accompli changing the waterway’s status. Israel reports a single Egyptian mortar shot near El Qantara, with no major damage or cease-fire violations recorded.
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Israel
Suez Canal
United Nations
Odd Bull
Norway
U.N
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Levi Eshkol
Bull
Thant
el Qantara
Kremlin
Reward Offer For Missing Plane In Hoosick NY
A $1000 reward is offered by the plane’s father to aid in locating Francis M Stevenson III 26 and Carol Fink 25 who vanished after a June 25 crash near Hoosick NY while returning from a honey moon trip. Two search parties near Petersburg Pass join a Schenectady helicopter as efforts continue until Aug 1.
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Francis M. Stevenson III
Carol Fink
Albany
Petersburg
Berlin
Petersburg Pass
Stevenson
Schenectady
Rusk Says North Vietnam Hurting, Sees Peace Move
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said North Vietnam is hurting badly and he expected Hanoi to seek peace when it cannot meet its objectives. He rejected pausing bombing without evidence of a Communist response and noted no dramatic change from the Glassboro summit with Kosygin.
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Washington
UPI
Dean Rusk
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Rusk
U.S
State Department
Britain
Far Pacific
United States
Moscow
Glassboro
Johnson
Alexei Kosygin
Kosygin
Plainfield Braces as Rioters Face Weapons Surrender
Rioters in Plainfield face a noon deadline to surrender 50 rifles and carbines stolen from an arms maker, with National Guard and state police poised to conduct a house by house hunt if not complied. Civil rights leaders seek Gov. Hughes meeting as tensions spread across a 50 mile stretch and sporadic violence continues in nearby towns.
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Newark
N.J
UPI
New Jersey
Plainfield
Richard J. Hughes
Elizabeth
Paterson
Asbury Park
New Brunswick
Jersey City
Montclair
Rahway
Franklin Township
West End
National Guard
Milt Campbell
Inside Bennington Firm Expands Into Hoosick Falls
A Bennington based company reveals plans to expand into Hoosick Falls, signaling growth in regional markets. The report notes strategic steps, potential job creation, and community reactions as stakeholders weigh the move. Local arts coverage also highlights Pat Adams paintings and Wilmington play reviews on unrelated pages.
Helicopters Rescue Trapped U S Forces Near Cambodian Border
U S Army helicopters rescued a surrounded Green Beret unit about 70 miles northwest of Saigon after carving through heavy fire from 600 guerrillas near the Cambodian border. Major Robert Bowles of Mineral Wells Texas said the last wounded man was pulled out as darkness fell.
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Saigon
UPD
Robert Bowles
Mineral Wells
Tex
1St Infantry Division
Hanoi
Haiphong
A Shau
Laos
Vietnam
U.S
Oregon
Piedmont jet collides with light plane near Hendersonville
A Piedmont Airlines jet carrying 78 aboard collided in flight with a light plane two miles east of Hendersonville North Carolina and crashed in flames. Bodies were strewn for about a quarter mile as rescue crews responded.
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Hendersonville
N.C
Rioters Fire, Stone Motoring in Erie Race Disorder
In Erie on a Tuesday night rioting youths attacked motorists and reporters with stones. Five fires erupted in a four block area, a two story warehouse burned, and gasoline was found nearby. Ten youths aged 17 to 36 were arrested as police and a riot unit patrolled the east side. Mayor Louis Tullio vowed a total crackdown and tough measures to curb the unrest.
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Patricia Sheehan
Paterson
Elizabeth
Port
Jersey City
Newark
Erie
UPI
Louis Tullio
East Side
Tullio
Negro
Cairo guards seal off Negro section after vigilante spree
National Guardsmen sealed about 10 blocks of Cairo Illinois Negro Pyramid Court after youths opened fire and hurled molotovs. A white woman was stabbed, three fires set by petrol bombs, no arrests reported, violence linked to housing discrimination and prior race tensions in Egypt’s Cairo.
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UPID
Pyramid Court
Carl Clutts
Otto Kerner
White-Coleman Lumber
Negro District
Ilinois
Egypt
Preston Ewing
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Ewing
Little
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Geroge Meany
Frederick R. Kappel
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Theodore W. Kheel
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R-Mass
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Machinist
International Association of Machinists
IAM
Union
Cpl
Gordon Mooney
State Police
O’neill
Allenby
Jordan River
Jordan
West Bank
United Press International
Sudan
Jacob Malik
Nasser
Houri Boumedienne
Abdel Rahman Aref
Mohamed Ahmed Mahgoub
Alexei N. Kosygin
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Russia
Middle East
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Soviet Union
National Guardsmen
Hoosick Falls
Pat Adams
Wilmington
Ted Casimes
Gadsden
Ala
Hai Duong
Thi Liet
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