California sheriff probes graves in Feather River killings
California officials search for more bodies around crude graves along the Feather River as 12 murdered farm workers are found. Juan Corona, 37, a labor contractor, is jailed on charges of killing the men and burying them in peach orchards and riverside brush.
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California
Yuba City
Calif
UPI
Feather River
Ray Whiteaker
Juan V. Corona
Roy Vanden Huevel
Corona
Whiteaker
San Francisco
Vanden Huevel
Mexico
Iia
AEC Warns Vermont on Vernon Nuclear Power Control
The Atomic Energy Commission warns Vermont that regulation of Vernon nuclear power plants is its responsibility, signaling potential state oversight over facilities within its borders. The message, tied to Vermont Public Interest, underscores federal and state roles in nuclear oversight.
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Montpelier
VPI
Atomic Energy Commission
Vermont
Inside Mayfest spotlight and Vermont nuclear clash
On the Inside Dance headlines Mayfest as a weekend centerpiece per Page 3 while Tom Braden notes Europe troop strength including 128 generals on Page 4. Vermont weighs a new prison as McCullough Park Foundation discusses North Bennington property uses. BROC to run summer play groups. Arlington honor graduates named. BBS baseball fortunes slide. AEC signals possible compromise to head off Vermont Yankee dispute, with Harold Price citing 1954 act and Vermont standards surpassing federal limits for radiation at the Vernon plant.
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McCullough Park Foundation
North Bennington
Three whites charged in slaying of Drew honors student
In Drew Mississippi three white men Wayne Parks 23 Wesley Parks 26 and Allen Wilkerson 19 were charged with the apparent random murder of Jostha Collier 18 a recent graduate of the integrated Drew High School. The slaying sparked protests and a curfew as authorities called for vigorous prosecution amid claims of racial violence in the Mississippi Delta.
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Drew, Miss
UPI
Jostha Collier
Mississippi Delta
Cleveland
Wayne Parks
Drew
Wesley Parks
Memphis
Tenn
Allen Wilkerson
W. O. Williford
Baptist Hospital
Wilkerson
Coast Guard
Clevel McDowell
Aaron Henry
Clarksdale
Mississippi
NAACP
Nixon
Vermont Governor Seeks Meeting With Hanoi Envoys On POWs
Governor Deane C. Davis plans to press for humane treatment of prisoners of war by meeting with the Viet Cong delegation at the Paris peace talks. He travels with three other governors to Geneva to present an International Red Cross resolution urging action on POWs. Davis aims to confirm Maj. Donald Cook's status and joined a push by Mrs. Cook for 100 000 signatures.
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United Press International
Davis
Paris
Maj
Donald Cook
Burlington
Cook
Saigon to Free 570 POWs at Paris Talks
Saigon informed Hanoi at the Paris peace conference of plans to release 570 North Vietnamese prisoners held in the south. The announcement raised cautious hope among relatives of missing U.S. servicemen outside the hall as Saigon outlined June 3 ship transfer and June 4 or 5 release at the 17th parallel with Hanoi’s agreement. Xuan Thuy pressed for a withdrawal date, saying stability hinges on U.S. troop withdrawal and the prisoner issue.
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Paris
UPI
Pham Dang Lam
Hanoi
South
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
U.S
Saigon
Peter Russell
New York City
Russell
Laos
Cambodia
Earl Brown
Greensboro
N.C
Lam
da Nang
North
Philip C. Habib
Xuan Thuy
Bobby Vinson
National League of Families of Americans
Southeast Asia
Vietnam
GOP Nixon challenger to visit Randolph Vermont
Rep. Paul McCloskey of California, a Nixon challenger, will visit Randolph on June 26 and 27 after accepting an invitation from the local Republican chairman. Randolph voted to hold a town presidential primary next March, a week before New Hampshire’s primary, though Vermont itself does not hold a primary.
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McCloskey
Randolph Republican
Randolph
New Hampshire
Vermont
Nixon
California
Ronald Reagan
Town
Edmund Muskie
D-Maine
George McGovern
D-S.c
Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
Birch Bayh
Henry Jackson
D-Wash
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
Taylor urges controversial topics and public scrutiny in schools
Mrs. Marian C. Taylor, chairwoman of the Vermont Board of Education, urged Arlington Teachers' Association that classrooms handle controversial issues, school boards face public scrutiny, and teachers maintain built in accountability. She linked these changes to community needs and the Design for Education, urging teachers to lead discussions, attend board meetings, and use the right to know laws to keep the public informed.
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Charles Bonenti
Arlington
Marian C. Taylor
Vermont Board of Education
Arlington Teachers’ Association
Taylor
Vietnam
Vermont
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Silver Street
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Subway
New York
East River
Manhattan
Queens
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AEC
Vernon
Tom Braden
Europe
BROC
BBS
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Vermont Human Service
William Cowles
Harold Price
Price
Commission
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Ruleville
Miss Collier
Gussie Mae Love
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Mrs. Taylor
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