Daley slams Vietnam policy as blunder in Vermont bid
Former Lt. Gov. John J. Daley, a Rutland Democrat seeking Vermont governor, denounces past and present Washington handling of Southeast Asia. In Castleton speech, he cites 42,000 American deaths and 100,000 wounded, urges full public disclosure on foreign affairs and cautions against further entanglements.
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Rutland
Vermont
Vietnam
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U.S
Indochina
Cambodia
Asia
Middle East
Senator Smith Voices National Sickness Warning
Senator Margaret Chase Smith warned of a national sickness pervading the land in Washington on Monday. She urged attention to rising social and political ills and called for corrective measures.
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Maine
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Washington
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wisconsin
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Agnew
Colby College
Waterville
Peru Quake Death Toll Estimated At One Thousand
Northern Peru reels as landslides flood routes hindering rescue work. government puts dead near 1,000 with about 5,000 seriously injured amid inaccessible towns. Peace Corps volunteers and two US nuns reported killed. Casma and Chimbote hardest hit as President Velasco tours affected areas.
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Casma
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Santiago
Gabriella
Pittsburgh
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San Jose
Robert Persico
Ed Baca
Marie Clutterbuck
Campbellsport
Wis
Gail Gross
Freemansburg
Two Cosmonauts Circle the Earth
Two man crew Col Andrian Nikolayev and Vitaly Sevastianov launched Soyuz 9 for a medico biological study in near earth orbit. They reported coping well with weightlessness as Tass outlined planned observations on earth features and spacecraft systems. Armstrong watched the launch films and praised future joint space exploration.
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Vitaly Sevastianov
Osaka
Japan
Alexander Nazrnev
Bochum
Germany
Heinz Kaminski
Bochum Space Research Institute
Tass
United States
Soviet Union
Armstrong
Soyuz 9
Earth
Moscow Television
Scenery Council Pushes Ecologist for Highway Projects
Vermont’s Scenery Preservation Council urged the Highway Board to fund an ecologist or biologist to oversee future highway construction. The proposal faced constitutional questions from Highway Board secretary Paul Guare, who noted the department already has a landscaping expert.
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Scenery Preservation Council
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Attorney General’s Office
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Gray
John Berthelsen
Central Planning Office
West Bridgewater
Plymouth
South Royalton
South Tunbridge
Rogers Dobrynin Talks Could Shape Israel Jet Aid Decision
Secretary of State Rogers meets Soviet Ambassador Dobrynin amid rising congressional pressure to sell Israel jet fighters. The talks aim to clarify Moscow’s stance on defending Egypt and propelling peace negotiations, signaling possible U.S. approval for 25 Phantom jets and 100 Skyhawks. In Vienna, the Danube flood crest moves toward the Black Sea, with Turnu Severin and Turnu e harbor facilities under strain as dikes are reinforced.
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Pennsylvania
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D-Minn
Soviet Union
Middle East
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Egypt
United States
Vienna
House To Act Soon On Lower Voting Age
Washington United Press International reports supporters of extending voting rights to 18-year-olds aim to push the measure through the House Rules Committee and then to the full House. Backed by Speaker John McCormack and Rep. Emanuel Celler, a majority of rules members are ready to schedule a vote on adopting the Senate bill granting 18-year-olds the vote in all elections next year and extending the Voting Rights Act.
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UPI
House Rules Committee
House
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
Judiciary Committee
Rules
Senate
Inside Editorials and Columns Preview Pages Four Through Seven
An Inside page notes that poll driven opinions reflect the pollster’s stance. Carlo Walter hails a country home as a lasting refuge. Gospel singers in Wallingford propose responses to modern issues. Williams College hosts a major environmental conference, signaling scholarly attention to ecological topics.
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