Mark Lane Speaks On Oswald At Bennington College
Mark Lane, Manhattan attorney and Oswald defender, spoke at Bennington College Commons arguing the Warren Commission facts are suppressed and the Oswald case remains open. He claimed more than one person involved in Kennedy's assassination and suggested accomplices may still be at large.
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Mark Lane
Manhattan
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Bennington
Oswald
Bennington College
Commission of Inquiry
Earl Warren
Lane
New York
American Civil Liberties Union
National Guardian
Marguerite Oswald
Warren Commission
Budapest
Hungary
Citizens Committee of Inquiry
Dallas
Fluoride Works Well In Burlington
Burlington youth show healthier teeth due to fluoridated water. The Burlington Area Community Health Study finds in each age group children who drank fluoridated water since birth have about half as many decayed missing or filled teeth as peers statewide. The report urges broader fluoride use in public systems statewide.
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Burlington
UPI
DeMatteo Sues Morrissey Over Race Track Work
DeMatteo Construction of Quincy seeks dismissal of Gerald E. Morrissey Inc suit demanding more than 96000 for work at Green Mountain Park race track in Pownal. DeMatteo countersues Morrissey for 3000 alleging debts and credits from subcontractor work as two counts remain.
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M. DeMatteo Construction Co
Quincy
Mass
Gerald E. Morrissey Inc
Morrissey
Green Mountain Park
Pownal
DeMatteo
Bennington County Court Clerk’s
Bennington
McNamara defends U.S. Vietnam equipment
Defense Secretary McNamara testified that U.S. troops in Vietnam are receiving the best equipment available for jungle warfare. He spoke at a closed House Armed Services session amid probes into obsolete gear and faulty T28 trainer wings that killed Americans.
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Dean Rusk
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Armed Services Group
Carl Vinson
D-Ga
Hoff says no hope of settlement in Shea strike
Gov Hoff after a two hour meeting with workers and Shea Inc officials says there is no chance of settling the 47 day old strike at Shea in North Bennington until an NLRB election is held. The union seeks immediate election while the board has delayed 60 days amid alleged coercion and unfair labor practices.
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UPI
Philip H. Hoff
Shea, Inc
North Bennington
United Furniture Workers Union
National Labor Relations Board
Hoff
George Shea
Antonio Marino
Furniture Workers’ Union International
Murray Freeman
Boston
Vernet Houran
Chauncey Peters
Marilyn Tifft
Wallace Scores 42 Percent in Maryland Primary
Alabama Governor George C. Wallace captured 42 percent of the Maryland presidential primary vote, surprising him, while Senator Daniel Brewster won with 250 171 votes to 196 468 for Wallace with 1 443 of 1 461 precincts reporting. Brewster’s victory keeps 48 first ballot convention votes for Johnson. Wallace leads 99 to 72 in unit votes. Brews ter predicted civil rights bill progress by June 15, amid rising Southern opposition. The federal court will review the unit vote issue May 25.
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George C. Wallace
Maryland
Daniel Brewster
D-Md
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Brewster
Johnson
Wisconsin
Indiana
United States
Thomas Finan
Richard B. Russell
Georgia
Rusesell
Southerners Hail Wallace Victory in Maryland Primary
Southern senators hailed Governor George C. Wallace's strong Maryland primary showing as a protest against civil rights legislation while cautioning its impact on Senate action. Wallace netted about 42 percent while facing Senator Brewster. leaders projected varying influences on the bill's fate.
Inside editorial asks if Stop Goldwater drive still possible
On the Inside Is it too late for a successful Stop Goldwater drive asks an editorial on Page 4. The paper notes ten graduate from Putnam Hospital School of Nursing on Page 5. Top three scholars at Arlington Memorial High listed on Page 8. Carl T. Ramsey writes a May ode on Page 8. Local baseball results include BCHS over Otter Valley and Benhi over Middlebury on Page 10.
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Putnam Hospital School of Nursing
Arlington Memorial High
BCHS
Otter Valley
Benhi
Middlebury
Communists Advance in Laos Press On At Plain of Jars
Neutralist forces on the fringe of the Plain of Jars make a last-ditch stand as Pathet Lao forces push deeper into north central Laos. General Kong Le concentrates a retreating defense near Ban Khong while Lao broadcasts try to justify the offensive and deter Western intervention.
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Laos
UPI
Plain of Jars
United States
Kong le
Muong Phanh
Pathet Lao
Ban Khong
Dissent Over Laotian Coalition Sparks Internal Debate
In Atlanta, the city board of aldermen renamed UPD-Argonne Way Whispering Pines Drive, with Ed Gilliam the sole dissenter. The piece discusses a Lao political crisis where neutralist and rightist factions clash, prompted by a plan to reassign neutralist troops under right-wing command. The Pathet Lao rejects coalition terms after a brief rightist coup, maintaining the Geneva-protected neutrality.
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Atlanta
UPD
Argonne Way
Whispering Pines Drive
City Board of Aldermen
Ed Gilliam
Phok Lak Tay
Tha Thom
Muong Phanh
Plain of Jars
Souvanna Phouma
United States
Washington
Phoumi Nosavan
Souvanna
Pathet Lao
Prince Souphanouvong
Laos
Souphanouvong
Surplus Predicted in Vermont 1964 Budget Forecast by Bell
Budget Director George A. Bell projected at least a 265000 operating surplus for Vermont in fiscal 1964 ending June 30. He said combined with a 230000 tobacco tax, the surplus could shrink the 2300000 deficit to about 1800000, driven by 88000 rev increase, 75000 unspent budgets, and 100000 cash to accrual switch.
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Montpelier
UPI
George A. Bell
Vermont
Bell
F. Ray Keyser Jr
U S Hopes Diplomacy Can Halt Laos Fight
Washington seeks to pressure Britain and Russia to push a firm end to Laotian hostilities while avoiding direct U S military action in Laos. Officials consider options including Thai land deployments if requested, and warn near 25 mile Laos push risks violating the 1962 Geneva accords.
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Laos
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UPI
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Thailand
Britain
Russia
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