Compromise Denied in Selma Racial Confrontation
In Selma Alabama Mayor Joe Smitherman publicly denied any deal with racial demonstrators as a rain soaked confrontation on a city street persisted. The report notes the tense standoff and the radio denial signaling no negotiated settlement at that moment.
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Selma
Ala
UPI
Joe Smitherman
Minister's Death Seen Martyrdom
Rev James Reed a white minister died after a clubbing in Selma Alabama while joining civil rights demonstrations. His death prompted a national reaction as four men were arrested for murder. Reed’s widow to Boston aboard an Air Force jet, and a funeral plan not announced.
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Birmingham
Ala
UPI
James Reed
Selma
Casper
Wyo
Reed
Johnson
Air Force
Jetstar
Boston
Reeb
University Hospital
Martin Luther King Jr
Clark Olsen
Berkeley
Calif
Vermont House Approves Sliding Scale at Green Mountain Park
The Vermont House passed a sliding scale betting share bill for Green Mountain Park race track and sent it to the Senate. Officials warned the amendments could disrupt the 170 race days planned this year and a two year biennial schedule. The measure aims to bring in 4.1 million dollars to the state, while the track expects about 75 thousand in annual profit amid prior losses.
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Bartimo
Taconic Racing and Breeding Association
House
Johnson
Selma
Ala
Sit-In by 40 Students at Boston Justice Dept Office
About 40 SNCC students sat on the floor and chairs on the 11th floor of the U.S. attorney’s Federal Building in downtown Boston staging a sit-in until President Johnson sends troops into Alabama. Pickets gathered outside as the demonstration drew silent support and black armbands for Rev. Reed’s family. U.S. Attorney Garity assured cooperation and said he’d relay their message to Washington while promising to notify if troops move into Alabama. he planned a later meeting with the students.
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UPI
Justice Department
Johnson
Alabama
Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee
SNCC
U.S. Attorney
Federal
James J. Reed
Selma
Ala
Martin Luther King
Martin
Mississippi
Rev. Reed
U.S
W. Arthur Garrity Jr
Harvard
Radcliffe
Boston University
Brandeis University
Garry
Washington
Garrity
Gordon A. Martin
Hoff Praises Retiring State Education Commissioner Holden
State Education Commissioner A John Holden will resign this September after 35 years in state service and 16 years in the post. Gov. Philip H Hoff called Holden pivotal in elevating public education quality. The Board of Education will start a search for a successor as Holden plans a smooth transition and keeps professional activity at reduced intensity.
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Holden
Philip H. Hoff
Bennington Village Meeting coverage and state issue note
Inside report previews the annual Bennington Village Meeting with a focus on issues and budget items. John Page, the county agent, raises a statewide question on land value. BCHS prepares for a state basketball final against Spaulding High of Barre on Saturday.
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John Page
BCHS
Spaulding High
Barre
Hanoi Charges U.S. with Raids
Hanoi accused American and South Vietnamese jets of carrying out a raid on Chalo in Quang Binh Province at 11 30 a m local time. U S Defense Department declined to comment and there was no official confirmation of the attack amid a large search for a downed B57 in South Viet Nam.
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UPC
North Viet Nam
U.S
Chalo
Quang Binh
Borsier
South Viet Nam
Binh Dinh
Highlands
U.S. Air Force
Hanoi
Hayden J. Lockhart
Springfield
Ohio
Jill
Alexandria
Louisiana
Voters Named As Alignment Basis by House Reapportionment Committee
The House Reapportionment Committee voted 19 to 3 to base realignment of the Vere mont Legislature on legal voters. The 25 member panel faced the choice between legal voters raw population or adjusted population. Chairman Emory Hebard expects a reapportionment bill in the next days. Plans discussed include House sizes of 90 120 150 180 and 210 with a voice box for approval.
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Emory Hebard
R-Glover
Capitol
Globe-Union plant may reshape Bennington economy
Staff writer Bob Hagerman visited a recently built Globe-Union battery plant in Geneva Illinois to gauge likely effects on Bennington. The Banner will publish his Geneva plant report along with photographs detailing community impact and context for the Chicago suburb of 8750 residents.
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Globe-Union
Bennington
Bob Hagerman
Geneva
Chicago
Soviets Stand by Coexistence Against China Pressure
Moscow rejects Beijing push to drop peaceful coexistence as a condition for unity. Pravda warns unity strengthens the socialist camp while internal disputes weaken the world Communist movement and invite imperialist exploitation. Russia and China have long clashed over Khrushchev era doctrine and now vie for leadership of global communism.
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UPI
Soviet Union
Redmond
Communist Party
Pravda
Peking
Communist
World Liberation Movement
World Communist Movement
Russia
Red China
Nikita
Khrushchev
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