Guerrillas Ambush Israeli School Bus Killing Children and Adults
An Arab guerrilla ambush on an Israeli school bus near the Lebanese frontier killed seven children ages six to eight and three adults, wounding 21. Prime Minister Golda Meir wept as details emerged. Israel retaliated by shelling four Lebanese border villages, killing six and wounding 21, and further attacks targeted Egyptian Red Sea bases and Suez Canal positions.
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Lebanon
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Red Sea
Suez Canal
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Rhajar
Mount Hermon
Bar Safaga
Egypt
Foreign Ministry
U.N. Security Council
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Kibbutz
Baram
Moshav Doven
Nuclear Plant Plans Emergency Cooling Addition
Yankee Atomic Electric Co linked a $1 million project at its Rowe Massachusetts plant to house an independent emergency cooling system for the reactor. The concrete structure will include three generators and water injection pumps to guard against core damage if a cooling line fails. Work is due to start in June with partial operation by late autumn, and officials say the system differs from the Vernon Vermont plant’s cooling towers.
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Yankee Atomic Electric Co
Louis Heider
Heider
Associated Press
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Vernon
Deerfield
Yankee Electric
New England Power Co
County Planners Reorganize Bennington Commission
Rupert farmer Jordan Young became the new president of the Bennington County Regional Planning Commission at the monthly meeting in the town hall. Charles Dewey III emerged as a probable first full time executive director candidate, with two other applicants unnamed. Ferdinand Bongartz will be vice president, while Harvey Carter Jr. and Harry Hayden continue as secretary and treasurer.
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Rupert Farmer
Jordan Young
Bennington County
Moore
Dewey
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Bennington
Michigan State University
California
Connecticut
Ferdinand Bongartz
Manchester
John Whalen
Harvey Carter Jr
Pownal
Harry Hayden
Prouty splits with Aiken opposing fund-out measure
U S Senator Winston Prouty of Vermont breaks with fellow Republican Robert Aiken to oppose a Senate move to cut funds for American troop involvement in Cambodia after June 30. He calls the Cooper Church amendment a no confidence vote in the President and urges listening to the youth while urging national and world responsibilities remain.
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Vermont
GOP
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U.S
Cambodia
Sen
Aiken
Foreign Relations
Robert T. Stafford
House
Stafford
Armed Services Committee
Philip H. Hoff
Prouty
Nixon
Clement C. Haynsworth
Supreme Court
G. Harrold Carswell
Hoff
Boston hearing weighs water diversion cancer risk
In Boston a debate over diverting Connecticut River water to the Quabbin Reservoir drew opposing expert views on cancer deaths from radioactivity. Dr. Tamplin warned 400 to 600 annual deaths possible for four million people, while Dr. Sagan called those figures speculative. The Urban Affairs Committee plans a bond vote of 25 million dollars next month.
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Quabbin Reservoir
Boston
Vernon
Arthur Tamplin
University of California
Lawrence Radiation Laboratory
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Tamplin
Leonard A. Sagan
Palo Alto
Calif
Vermont Yankee
Sagan
John J. Moakley
South
Times May Halt Publication Over Printer Strike
The New York Times faces a temporary suspension after Sunday if a contract with Local 6 of the ITU is not agreed this weekend. The slowdown, called chapel meetings, has cut typesetting to five hours daily, costing millions in revenue and wages. Other papers weigh similar action while mediation with Theodore W. Kheel looks for a deal.
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UPI
The
New York Times
Times
Theodore W. Kheel
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International Typographical Union
ITU
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Bertram A. Powers
Powers’ Union
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Daily News
New York Post
Long Island Press
Post
Inside Sam Ogden Continues Dialogue On Page Four
The feature presents a Socratic exchange between youth and experience on page four. It explores generational perspectives through concise questions and responses, highlighting common concerns and insights.
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