Navy Jets Down Unknown Plane Near Thanh Hoa
Two U S Navy F4C Phantom jets from the Ranger 7th Fleet shot down an unidentified plane off the North Vietnamese coast about 180 miles northeast of Thanh Hoa after radar and visual contact. A second bogey was forced away by Coontz and nearby ships. A Ranger pilot credited with the kill, along with Ghost Riders Squadron 142, said the downed craft appeared prop-driven. In ground fighting, U S 101st Airborne and allied forces pressed toward a coffin-shaped area in the Central Highlands as North Vietnamese regulars resisted in close combat.
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Saigon
UPS
Ranger
Coontz
Thanh Hoa
Navy
North Viet Nam
Phantoms
7Th Fleet
South China Sea
Ghost Riders
Gulf of Tonkin
U.S
Cmdr
Hal L. Marr
Roseburg
Ore
U.S. 101St Airborne Division
Central Highlands
U.S. 1St Air Cavalry Division
Buddhists Protest U S in Saigon Violence Rises
Thousands of Buddhists demonstrated against the United States and the government in Saigon, burning vehicles and clashing with riot police. The unrest followed Premier Ky’s plans to maintain power amid Buddhist calls for prompt elections, with tear gas, riots, and gunfire injuring several, including Nguyen Thi Lan.
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Nguyen Cao Ky
Vietn Hoa Dao
Violence erupts again in Chicago’s Puerto Rican neighborhood
Extra police in riot helmets patrolled a one mile stretch as a second night of violence hit a northwest Chicago area after a youth was shot and a dog bite during Sunday’s unrest. Community leaders sought a meeting with Mayor Daley to push for peace and better city communication.
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Chicago
UPI
Richard J. Daley
Daley
Humboldt Park
Arcelis Cruz
Juan Mellais
Savage Named To GBA Executive Director Post
A Vermonter from Bennington has been chosen as the new executive director of the Greater Bennington Association. Hi Savage, 59, succeeds Donald Hicks who left for the Vermont DMV. Savage previously ran a large Ralston Purina territory covering Bennington Rutland and parts of Berkshire County Massachusetts. He was born in Hartford Vermont and educated in Vermont schools, Holderness School and Dartmouth.
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Bennington
Greater
Ralston-Purina Company
Rutland
Vermont
Berkshire County
Massachusetts
Savage
Hartford
Holderness School
Dartmouth
St. Johnsbury
Communists Lose Ground in Rome Elections Amid Moro Lead
In Rome and other Italian cities the Communist challenge to Vatican influence failed to gain traction as Aldo Moro's center-left coalition strengthened. Rome provincial results: Communist 467,745 votes 26.8 percent while Christian Democrats had 525,576 votes 30.1 percent, delivering a slim majority on the 45 member provincial council. In Rome city elections the Communists rose slightly to just over 25 percent but trailed the Christian Democrats.
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Rome
Aldo Moro
Moro
Christian Democrats
Socialists
Social Democrats
$25,000 Robbery At Carbide
A Bennington plant of Union Carbide Corp Consum er Products Division lost about 1,300 pounds of silver oxide over the weekend. The material stored in 60 to 65 pound pails was used in battery production. Police are investigating and plant manager E F Griffin called it the largest raw material theft to date.
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Bennington
Union Carbide Corporation
Consumer Products
E.F
Jeff) Griffin
Griffin
Bennington Village
Rate Reductions Announced By N E Telephone Co
The New England Telephone Co announces a $1 million program of rate reductions and service improvements in Vermont. The plan speeds up rural service elimination, cuts mileage charges, and lowers intra state tolls. Public Service Board officials said tariffs will be filed by Sept 1 and rural offerings withdrawn, with multi party service reduced to four party service in all exchanges. Rates for station to station calls will drop 5 to 15 cents for 25+ mile trips, and an extra minute added for calls under 25 miles. Person to person charges for calls over 22 miles will fall 10 to 30 cents.
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Montpelier
New England Telephone Co
Vermont
William French
Telephone Company
Vermont Public Service Board
Ernest Gibson
Gibson
Waterford youths die in Moore Reservoir boating accident
Vermont State Police recovered the bodies of three Waterford boys ages 16 15 and 17 who drowned when their boat capsized on Moore Reservoir in the Connecticut River. The craft was retrieved on Monday.
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Waterford
UPI
Vermont
Moore Reservoir
Connecticut River
Carl Powers
Roger Young
Bruce
Angney Jr Seeks Third Term in Vermont State Senate
State Senator Allan B Angney Jr Republican of Bennington County announced plans to run for a full two year term in the Vermont Senate this fall. He previously served two years in the chamber after two elections and has held roles in Arlington town government and banking audit work. He is a director of the Bennington County Humane Society, a director of Baird's Child Center, a trustee of the University of Vermont, and on the Green Mountain Council Boy Scouts governing board. He will seek the Republican nomination and is currently unchallenged in his county. The other Bennington County senator is Salvatore Santarcangelo, also a Republican.
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Bennington
Second Congregational Church
Hillside Avenue
Harry
Barbara) Tietjen
Williamsburg
Penn
Leon (Aline) Foster
Morgan Street
Carol Gerow
South Branch St
Robert
Lianne) Shippey
Putnam St
Savage
Vermont
Arlington
Allan B. Angney Jr
Bennington County
Angney
Bennington County Humane Society
Baird’s Children Center
Burlington
University of Vermont
Green Mountain Council
Boy Scouts of America
Salvatore Santarcangelo
Hoff Meets Today With Utilities
Governor Philip Hoff travels to Boston to confer with New England private utility leaders about reducing electric rates. He represents five other governors and backs importing Canadian power, plus building plants, while awaiting a technical review of the council study favoring cheaper generation options and possible nuclear stations.
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Boston
UPI
Philip H. Hoff
New England
Hoff
Vermont
Canada
Electric Coordinating Council of
On the Inside Graduates From Arlington Memorial High School
A photo page features graduates from Arlington Memorial High School with class members displayed. The article highlights achievements and captions for the yearbook style spread.
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Arlington Memorial High School
Jury Finds Ruby Sane After Sanity Trial in Dallas
Jack Ruby was found sane after a one day sanity trial in Dallas. His lawyers planned to appeal to federal courts possibly to the Supreme Court. Ruby testified he had not been insane and directed his own defense decisions amid disputes among lawyers.
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Jack Ruby Lane
Dallas
UPI
Jack Ruby
U.S. Supreme Court
Kennedy
Ruby
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
Dist
Louis Holland
J. H. Tonahill
Tonahill
Emmett Colvin
Phil Burleson
Sam Houston Clinton Jr
Austin
Tex
Sol Dana
Detroit
Townhill
Lee Harvey Oswald
Eva Grant
Dann
Weightman Killed in Action in Vietnam
Wallingford, Vermont resident Air man J C Kenneth G Weightman, husband of Linda A Weightman of 11 Meacham J Wallingford, has been killed in action in Vietnam according to the Defense Department announcement on Monday.
Full Crew Law Faces Repeal In New York
Albany reports organized labor shifts stance after half a century as AFL-CIO withdraws opposition to repealing two sections on brakemen and baggagemen while maintaining fireman rules. A compromise would drop full crew requirements except the diesel fireman provision, affecting third brake men and baggagemen on New York State trains.
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Albany
N.Y
Afl-Cio
New York State
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