Will It Be Tom or Dick At GOP Convention
BARRE Vermont. The first Republican nominating convention in 50 years is set for Saturday at the Barre Municipal Auditorium. Delegates from across the state will unofficially endorse candidates for governor and other offices, with the major contest focusing on the gubernatorial nomination between Thomas L. Hayes and Richard Snelling. Hayes says he will stay in the race if he can win about 30 percent of the votes, while Snelling promises to withdraw if he fails to secure a majority. Observers see a clear split within the party as the convention approaches.
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Milne Convicted of Fraud in Barre Vermont Trial Verdict
State Rep Donald Milne was found guilty on seven counts of fraud and conspiracy for converting over 13 000 of clients money during his legal practice. The nine day trial saw Milne admit signing names on bank drafts but claim he intended to repay the funds. He faces potential appeal and remains free on 10 000 bail as jurors delivered verdicts after brief deliberation.
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Vietnam Da Nang Crisis Deepens With Rebel Strikes
Rebels and government forces clash near Da Nang as government planes shell positions and tanks push forward. Civilians suffer, with at least 25 killed and over 300 wounded. U S Marines wounded. Hue sees massive anti government rallies and Buddhist leaders call for Ky or Thieu to resign.
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Spacecraft Completes Final Test in Moon Landing Effort
ALAMOGORDO N M UPI The Surveyor spacecraft survived two last minute holds to complete its final test for a May 30 Moon mission in America s unmanned lunar landing effort The mock moon landing occurred in southern New Mexico desert the 225 pound vehicle touched ground on three air pods after detaching from a gas bag The test boosts the U S manned space program after Gemini 9 failure and provides needed data for Apollo astronauts to study the Moon.
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DeGaulle May Run Second To China in H Bomb Race
Paris based officials say Communist China could detonate hydrogen bomb before France if the United States denies export licenses for three computers France ordered from America. An unnamed official noted the denial might slow but not stop France's long range H bomb work.
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Living Costs Rise Again In April
The Labor Department reports a 0.4 rise in the consumer price index in April driven by higher costs for phone calls mortgages used cars and shoes while food prices eased. The year to year rise reaches 2.9 percent and purchasing power of the average factory worker declines by 35 cents per week.
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Draft inequities prompt look at Selective Service
Washington notes that only about four of ten registrants will wear a uniform this month highlighting Selective Service inequities. Defense Secretary McNamara proposes two-year civilian service for non draftees, while Congress debates abolishing the draft for a voluntary force. Exemptions and deferrals affect about 10 percent. 45 percent of examinees are rejected on mental, physical or moral grounds.
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Inside feature highlights pre school photos and story
A Page 5 feature recalls Head Start realities with Manchester preschool children in photos and narrative. Page 4 column by Roy Marsden covers fishing misadventures with a hawthin catch. Page 3 columnist Jean Wassick deems scarred knees fashionable, offering provocative commentary.
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