Three Die Nine Hurt As Five-Story Burlington Fire Rages
A five story Burlington apartment blaze at the Breton Apartments on 110 Church St. left three dead James Garcia Jr Nina McAllister and Peter McGowan and six injured. Fire gutted the first floor interior decor firm and damaged rubble was searched for more victims as the roof collapsed and fire was controlled two hours after dawn.
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LBJ Pledges Support For Racial Justice
President Johnson vows full U S backing for self determination and racial justice worldwide in a White House address to African diplomats. He links U S foreign policy to domestic human rights and rejects minority rule or discredited notions of superiority.
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Evacuation of Hue continues amid Buddhist unrest
In Saigon and Hue thousands of Buddhist youths clash with police as Americans evacuate Hue city, while Premier Ky and rebel Lt. Gen. Thi negotiate. Thi denied opposing Ky and was flown to Chu Lai with U.S. protection amid a broader political crisis.
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Guerrillas Overcome South Viet Battalion
About 1,000 Communist guerrillas attacked a 350-man South Vietnamese battalion 68 miles southwest of Saigon in a day long battle. The Vietnamese recaptured the position with 20 Communist dead and seized weapons. U.S. forces reported at least 51 enemy killed in scattered actions that day, with air and artillery support aiding South Vietnamese troops.
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Inside View of Two Day Beauty Conference
An editorial reflects on a two day conference on beauty. Page Four notes columnist Sam Ogden says he feels sick. Page Six covers a Humane Society annual meeting where animals were the prime topic of discussion.
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Group Plans No Active Campaign In Revote on Unification
The Bennington Unification Study Committee decided Thursday night it will play only a passive role in connection with the revote on approving a proposed new town charter. The charter would allow the town and several nearby municipalities to consolidate into one government. The 11 members of the committee ...
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Clerk of Works Resigns From Union School Project
James H. Mann will resign as clerk of the works for the Mt. Anthony Union School construction project effective June 1 to take a permanent position with a Boston architectural firm. Mann had been hired Nov. 29, overseeing adherence to architects' specifications. Board chair Marian C. Taylor said the offer was too good to refuse and Mann will live in Boston. Architects assured the board that his departure causes no interim problems, and a replacement is being sought through Ben Thompson and Associates.
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Hilton rejects wounded VFW veterans for go go revue
In Chicago, a group of 96 wounded Viet Nam veterans were barred from attending the Boulevard Room ice revue at the Conrad Hilton Hotel over fears they would depress other customers. The moves prompted criticism from the Decatur VFW post and local officials. The hotel offered a private matinee for veterans but the group preferred a night out, while Mundelein officials recalled a warmer welcome for other veterans two months earlier.
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Frost Home to Be Named National Historic Site
Interior Secretary Udall announced plans to designate the Robert Frost home in Ripton as a national historic site in the 1967 Congress session. He described a 1,000 acre surrounding area and discussed creating a life estate with current owners.
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Udall cites Vermont role in conservation and federalism
Interior Secretary Udall told a Governor's Conference on Natural Beauty that conservation in the 1960s advances via creative federalism. He praised Vermont for clean waters and limited highway pollution while highlighting cooperative water resource planning, outdoor recreation funding, and the Clean Air Act of 1963.
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Named Father of the Year in New York
UPI reports Senator Jacob K. Javits of New York was named Father of the Year at the National Father’s Day Committee luncheon. Javits said fatherhood resembles good government and urged parents to be attentive when a child needs them, noting his three children Joy Joshua and Carla.
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