Rockefeller Sees California Primary to Halt Goldwater
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller foresees a California primary defeat for Barry Goldwater as the turning point for the GOP race. He notes Goldwater’s strong convention bloc but says a victory in California is essential to curb his momentum. Goldwater campaigns in California with Lodge supporters and Goldwater aides dispute Rockefeller's outlook.
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Hoff Will Seek Voluntary Regionalized Vermont Schools
Governor Philip Hoff signals a shift from mandatory regionalization to voluntary and incentive based plans for Vermont schools. He aims to present a broader bill while the 12 district restructuring proposal previously failed in a Republican led session. Hoff orders the Board of Education to craft alternatives with a September deadline.
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Chiang's Men Rescue Two Pilots From Mainland Crash
An American and a Chinese pilot, whose reconnaissance plane crashed on the Communist mainland, were rescued by Nationalist guerrillas and flown back to Formosa. Names and mission details remain undisclosed. It was unclear if a U2 aircraft was involved.
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Cardinal Spellman Celebrates 25th Anniversary Mass
Francis Cardinal Spellman celebrated a Solemn Pontifical Mass at St Patrick’s Cathedral before 2,500 priests to mark 25 years since his installation as archbishop of New York. A luncheon followed at the Americana Hotel.
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GOP Senators Plan Meeting on Civil Rights Amendments
Senate Republicans set a Monday meeting to decide on a compromise amendments package aimed at ending the Southern filibuster against the civil rights bill. Leaders expect the package, drafted with Everett Dirksen and Robert Kennedy input, to be introduced Tuesday after Monday reviews.
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Clerical Letter Urges Tolerance for Soviet Jews
More than 2000 Catholic and Protestant clergy including U S Christian leaders join Jewish spokesmen in a letter of conscience asking Soviet leaders to halt anti Semitism in Russia and permit central religious institutions for Soviet Jewry. The letter will be sent via the State Department and United Nations.
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Rotary honors ill author Brad Smith amid cancer battle
In Bennington, Rotarians gave Bradford Smith a past president’s pin as they saluted his courage facing incurable cancer. The author and teacher spoke frankly about death, urged closer civic Rotary ties, and proposed a survey to uncover why Bennington lacks a union high school.
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Rusk Warns Reds Aggression Could Expand Viet Nam War
Secretary of State Dean Rusk warned Red China and North Viet Nam that persistent aggression in Southeast Asia could widen the war in South Viet Nam. He outlined four alternatives including withdrawal, continuing aid, expanding the war, or a political settlement toward neutralization.
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Exiles form war board to press new Castro drive
Five Cuban exile figures including ex Bay of Pigs leader Eneido Oliva win refugee endorsement to lead a new military effort against Fidel Castro. They plan war bases outside the United States and a government in exile with Oliva directing operations.
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Life edits alter meaning of Viet Nam pilot letters
Assistant Defense Secretary Sylvester charged Life magazine with altering the sense of letters from Capt. Edwin G. Shank who was killed in South Viet Nam. Life editors disputed the claim, saying they clarified nearly unintelligible words while preserving the captain's spirit.
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Castleton College prepares Inside Area graduates
Castleton College plans graduation for Inside Area students with brief profiles and schedules. The edition notes page allocations and related campus events as it reviews post graduation plans and campus life.
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