Mrs Wallace Dies of Cancer in Alabama Governor’s Mansion
Alabama first lady and governor Lurleen Wallace dies at 41 after a long cancer battle. She had served as governor since 1967, succeeded by Lt. Gov. Albert Brewer, with funeral plans set for St James Methodist Church in Montgomery and burial at Greenwood Cemetery.
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Alabama
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Greenwood Cemetery
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America
Gov
Wallace
Tennessee
U.S. Senate
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Confederacy
Tuscaloosa
Saigon frontline clash leaves refugees and many dead
U S combat forces battled near Saigon’s Y bridge and Phu Loi 2 area as 195 Viet Cong were counted dead in a day of heavy fighting. Civilian casualties soared with 37 killed and 886 wounded as 10,000 refugees fled toward Saigon city and up river. The shelling and fires broke out across multiple districts as Allied troops tightened riverfront positions and blocked escape routes.
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Phu Loi 2
Binh Thoi
UPI
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Nhut
Phu To Racetrack
Vietnam
Hanoi
France
UPI Newsfilm
Ib Heller
Heller
Tan Son Nhut
Chilon
Cholon
Dancer's Image Disqualified As Winner of Kentucky Derby
Dancer's Image was disqualified as the Derby winner after a urine test showed Phenylbutazone. Forward Pass is declared the winner and the purse is redistributed with the order moving up one place. The $5,000 Gold Cup goes to Calumet Farm.
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Louisville
UPI
Churchill Downs
Calumet Farm
Wathen R. Knebelkamp
Kentucky Racing Commission
Peter Fuller
Knebelkamp
Alvin Schem
Churchill Stewards
Francie’s Hat
T.V. Commercial
Kentucky Sherry
Kentucky State Racing Commission
North Vietnam Optimistic on Hanoi Talks Opening
Col Han Van Lau, chief spokesman for North Vietnam at the preliminary talks, arrived from Hanoi and voiced optimism about the upcoming negotiations. He contrasted with U S negotiator Harriman who warned of tough talks ahead as leaders gathered in Paris for Friday proceedings.
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VPI
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North Vietnam
Vietnam
Hanoi
Lau
le Bourget
UPI
Xuan Thuy
Harriman
Mese
Charles de Gaulle
Seine River
Dien Bien Phu
France
Tax Hike In Exchange For Spending Cuts in 1969
Washington talks yield a $10 billion income tax increase linked to a $4 billion 1969 spending cut. House Ways and Means approves the compromise 17 to 6, while budget trimming faces scrutiny from Republicans. President Johnson backs a $4 billion reduction with program protections for Vietnam costs and Social Security, debt interest, and veterans benefits.
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Senate
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D-Ark
Mills
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Ways and Means
Congress
Johnson Administration
John W. Byrnes
Wis
Mass Teacher Walkouts Foreseen in Vermont
Vermont educators face warnings of mass teacher walkouts as district leaders prepare. Charles Nichols of the Vermont State School Directors Association fears unrest similar to Florida strikes. James Ross of the USSDA warns negotiations are shifting toward management driven confrontations with unions. Nichols urges subscribing to negotiating services amid fears that Florida style upheaval could spread to Vermont.
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Charles Nichols
Vermont State School Directors Association
Vermont
Nichols
Bennington County
Mt. Anthony Union High School
James Ross
USSDA
Ross
Deadwood
Lee
New York Plans Scenic Roads Program Across State
Governor Nelson A Rockefeller unveils a state and local effort led by the Natural Beauty Commission to designate and preserve scenic roads. Counties are asked to name committees and forward nominations by Sept 1, with regional tourways coordinated in Hudson River counties.
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Albany
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York State Natural Beauty Commission
Rockefeller
The
Natural Beauty Commission
County Board of Supervisors
Hudson River
Hudson River Valley Commission
Inside Mt Anthony Union District Budget Figures
The page details budget figures for the Mt Anthony Union District, outlining allocations, revenue sources, and anticipated expenditures across departments. It notes projected deficits or surpluses and highlights strategic priorities for the coming year. The article uses official figures to inform readers about fiscal planning and policy implications.
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Mt. Anthony Union
Largest Ever Grandma Moses Exhibition Here
The Bennington Museum opens the largest show of Grandma Moses works in a remodeled wing. The 87 paintings, drawn from New York City’s Galerie St. Etienne, span her career from early pieces to works at age 101. The exhibit includes documentary items and runs three years.
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Philip H. Hoff
Vermont
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Galerie St. Etienne
New York City
Eagle Bridge
N.Y
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Whiz
McCarthy
North Shire
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