Anti-Communist Students Demonstrate in Indonesia
In Jakarta and Singapore reports, anti Communist students seized minister residences and pressed Sukarno to dissolve the cabinet and lower food prices. They targeted Subandrio over alleged links with China as Sukarno claimed ultimate authority and named cabinet members. Observers questioned his control amid military power plays.
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Bennington Irish Day Quiet Amid Parades and Reflections
Bennington observes St Patrick's Day with quiet plans and no parades or explosions. Police report no violence or mobilization. local comments note Irish sentiment but no IRA activity expected locally. Sheriff Maloney will travel north, while New York Irish officers may not get a day off.
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Gemini 8 Aboard Agena Demo Ends in Bailout
Houston officials say Gemini 8 astronauts Neil Armstrong and David Scott are in excellent condition after a dramatic bailout from their capsule. Space control withheld last conversations before ejection, shielding details of the near catastrophe surrounding the Agena rendezvous 185 miles above Earth.
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Welch accuses Johnson policy of aiming for total police state
Ithaca reporter notes Robert Welch claims President Johnson’s Vietnam war strategy seeks extended conflict to increase U.S. government power. Welch addresses 2,200 Cornell students, urging that war outcomes favor greater control and a police state. Meanwhile, NASA reports Voyager Gemini 8 crew and support personnel preparing for Cape Kennedy debrief.
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Hoff urges regional planning at RPI in Troy speech
Governor Philip H Hoff urged mandatory regional planning by law to prevent program conflicts and funding shortfalls. He warned local governments must align with residential patterns, consider suburban cooperation, and cited New York City as an example where outer expansion or federal funds may be needed. He stressed planning blends education with political realities and warned partisan politics have no place in city planning.
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YMCA Board Plans New Building
Bennington Area YMCA directors voted unanimously to plan a new facility, with site selection and announcement forthcoming. The current building at 460 Main St will be replaced after two decades of discussions led by Herbert Leonard and the Future Plans Committee, with Philip Hall Lucien Loomis and Burton Potter assisting.
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Thieves Net 540 In Breaks At Two Schools
Hoosick Falls Central School lost nearly 400 dollars and Cambridge Central School about 140 dollars in a second pair of break-ins within two weeks. Robbers pried a classroom window and breached a walk in safe, hammering through a brick wall. Police note the last heist yielded less than 2 dollars.
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Hoosick Falls Central School
Stafford to Visit Viet Nam in April
A four man House Armed Services subcommittee including Rep. Robert Stafford of Vermont will tour Southeast Asia from April 7 to 18 to report on military operations and equipment adequacy in Viet Nam. Chairman Rep. L Mendel Rivers named Rep. Samuel Stratton to lead the subcommittee.
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Inside Gov Hoff on special session wins
Gov Hoff highlights achievements from the recent special legislative session. Paul Hurlburt reflects on student life at a Southern Negro college, sharing campus perspectives and community tone.
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