Lefevre backs Hayes may run for lieutenant governor
Rep. Reid Lefevre of Manchester dropped a gubernatorial bid and endorsed Tom Hayes for governor. He may seek the lieutenant governorship if Hayes wins the GOP convention. Lefevre called Richard Snelling a loser and predicted Hayes would capture a solid convention support.
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In Viet Nam 25 Day Sweep Ends Zone C Captured
The U S 1st Infantry Division concluded a 25 day operation in War Zone C on the Cambodian border destroying enough supplies and equipment to house feed and arm a guerrilla army. The unit reported it had cleared a sanctuary for years and captured substantial materiel near Saigon.
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Sniper Kills FBI Agent in Shade Gap Slaying
A sniper fatally shot FBI agent Terry Anderson near Burnt Cabin in the rugged Tuscarora Mountains, while a missing girl Peggy Ann Brodnick was spotted with the suspect but unharmed. State Police and FBI surrounded the refuge as a massive manhunt continued with helicopters, bloodhounds, and hundreds of officers.
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Agena Orbit Fails Gemini Launch Delays Gemini 9
An unmanned Agena target rocket failed to reach orbit during the Cape Kennedy liftoff, scrubbing Gemini 9 mission with astronauts Thomas Stafford and Eugene Cernan. The Atlas booster engine separation occurred about 2 minutes 11 seconds in, and ground data was not received. Officials considered the Augmented Target Docking Adapter as a possible substitute and a two week delay to the flight was anticipated.
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Oakes Seeks GOP Nod For Attorney General
Brattleboro’s James Oakes, a 42 year old lawyer and former state senator, announces a Republican bid for attorney general. He declines the Barre unofficial leadership endorsement, urging an office answerable to the people. Oakes, Harvard Law School graduate, serves on Vermont Bar Association governors, leads Vermont Trial Lawyers Association, and heads Harvard Law School Association of Vermont. He is married with three children.
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Tom
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Understanding Between Factions In Viet Nam Sought by Johnson
President Johnson seeks behind the scenes to unite South Viet Nam factions toward constitutional government and warns Ky against attacks on Buddhist temples in Da Nang or Hue. US officials in Saigon told to caution against armed action while Rusk schedules his first news briefing in eight weeks.
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Inside Farm Bureau Meeting Picks Winners
Columnist Carlo Walter comments on Memorial Day festivities. Arlington writer makes pitch for new town history. Page references indicate a local interest feature spread across pages 3 4 and 7.
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Starlight I launch fails. astronauts are ants
UPI reports a failed Starlight I test as a space vehicle built by Edmonton fifth graders falls on the pad and burns out killing two ants aboard. Kenneth Cretney, Hugh Boyd, and Brian Hopkins defend the craft, joking that other launches have failed like Gemini 8.
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New York Taxi Strike Ends After Five Days
New York City's taxi cabs returned to the streets after a five day strike that had kept up to 90 percent of the 12 000 cabs idle. Mayor John V Lindsay secured a promise from the striking union to operate while talks continue. The taxi firms spokesman cited a new rate of 46 cents plus 2 cents quarterly bonuses.
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