Murray Denies Budget Deal Amid School District feud
Raymond Murray, president of the Bennington Taxpayers Protective Assn, says he did not try to strike a deal with Mt. Anthony Union School District Superintendent Howard Kelley over the budget. The dispute with district directors has grown heated as talks stalled Friday night.
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Dallas Woman Dies Four Hours After Heart Transplant
Ester Matthews of Dallas received the 21st heart transplant in the world using the Shumway technique at Parkland Hospital. The 41 year old mother of five died 4 hours 45 minutes after the operation, the first woman and first Negro to receive a heart. The donor was a 26 year old traffic victim. Matthews had cardiomyopathy and had been in critical condition. kidneys failed and she was on a kidney machine before death.
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Thousands Come To Pay Last Respects to Bobby
New York crowds, rich and poor, line up for hours to view Senator Robert F. Kennedy as his casket lies in state at St. Patrick's Cathedral. The vast outpouring unfolds in 90 degree heat with hopes of a national funeral in Washington.
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Kennedy Masses for Edward and Robert Kennedy
Edward Kennedy sat alone at a 6 a.m. mass as the Kennedy family endured the loss of two more sons. Joseph and Robert Kennedy served at the casket in shifts, while mourners formed a long line to view the bier in the cathedral. The procession opened at dawn and moved quickly, drawing a cross-section of the city including a miniskirted passerby, a sobbing woman with her husband, a badgeed policeman, Harlem youths, and parochial school children guided by nuns.
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Sirhan Indicted For Assassination In California
The Los Angeles County grand jury indicted Sirhan Bishara Sirhan on first degree murder for the Kennedy shooting and five counts of assault with intent to murder. If convicted, he could face the gas chamber. Also charged were details of the chaotic scene, security, and witness testimony about the event at a downtown hotel during Kennedy's victory speech.
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Kennedy's Funeral Arrangements For Senator Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy will be buried at Arlington near JFK's grave after a 5:30 p.m. EDT service at Union Station to be televised. A 25-car procession will pass Washington landmarks with Navy pallbearers, a choir at the Lincoln Memorial, and a two-section train carrying mourners and the casket. The ceremony will include attendance by government leaders and representatives from many nations, reflecting Kennedy’s global esteem.
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Restrictions Questioned In Billboard Law
MONTPELIER UPI Assistant Attorney General Louis Peck questioned the scope of Vermont’s 1968 anti billboard law. He said the Travel Information Council may decide to accept applications for signs from outside southeastern highway district 9, keeping potential expansion in play beyond Windsor and Windham counties. The law bans off premise billboards in the southeast after Sept 1 and statewide after July 1, 1969.
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Inside Columnist George Gordon on bees
Inside page notes columnist George Gordon on honey bees and mentions letters to the editor about Sen Kennedy’s assassination. The item references a Cycle Enduro feature with a story and pictures on page five.
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Grave Existence If RFK Had Lived
A neurosurgeon in Boston said if Robert F Kennedy had survived his life would have been a grave, devastating existence. Dr James L Poppen of Brookline described paralysis on the right, blindness in the left eye, and a Parkinsons type facial expression. He noted Kennedy was legally and medically dead when brain activity ceased and said the bullet path severely damaged the brain stem region.
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