Stafford Reviews Bills At Bendi PTA Meeting
Vermont congressman Robert T. Stafford told the Bennidington High School PTA that three laws from the 89th Congress are landmark bills. He highlighted the Elementary Secondary Education Act of 1965 the Medicare Social Security package and the Voting Rights Bill as advances toward cherished national goals. He cautioned the Congress was prolific and that effects will be felt gradually while praising its overall quality.
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Vermont
Robert T. Stafford
Richard Caswell
Bennington High School
Bendi
Stafford
Bennington High
PTA
Hughes
Congress
Merchant Marine Academy
New York adopts permanent auto plates system across state
The New York DMV began mailing prefilled punch card forms for a permanent plate system to about six million motorists over 20 days. The plan cuts the January plate rush by issuing 12 month renewals with a new sticker each year and pro-rated fees reflecting a 50 percent 1965 rate hike.
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New York State
Albany
N.Y
Department of Motor Vehicles
New
William S. Hults
Rhodesian Chief Justice Beadle flies to London for talks
Rhodesian Chief Justice Sir Hugh Beadle traveled to London amid Rhodesia Britain tensions. He met Prime Minister Harold Wilson and other ministers in an effort to avert a unilateral declaration of independence by Premier Ian Smith. Beadle’s visit was an individual move to bridge Britain Rhodesia deadlock over independence.
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London
UPD
Hugh Beadle
Ian Smith
Harold Wilson
Rhodesia
Beadle
Salisbury
Smith
Britain
Wilson
Labor Party
House of Commons
House
58 Dead Survivors in Kentucky Jet Crash Near Cincinnati
A American Airlines 727 crashed while approaching Greater Cincinnati Airport during a thunderstorm, killing 58 aboard and leaving four survivors. Capt Elmer Weekly hospitalized in serious condition. Toni Kitchell and Israel Horowitz among the survivors. Investigators traced cause amid heat and wreckage on an 850 foot hill by the Ohio River. CAB team ordered safeguards and a transcript of cockpit communications.
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Constance
UPI
American Airlines
New York
LaGuardia
Greater Cincinnati
Indian Mountain
Elmer Weekly
Saratoga
Calif
Toni Kitchell
West Monroe
Israel Horowitz
Closter
N.J
Norman Specter
Valley Stream
N.Y
Miss Kitchell
Albany
Albany Felt Co
Hoosick Falls
Charles W. Page
United Air Lines
Lake Michigan
15Eman
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Thomas R. Saunders
Dan J. Teelin
Redding
17 Year Olds Exempt From Viet Nam Duty Order
Defense Secretary McNamara exempted all 17 year old servicemen from Viet Nam duty effective immediately. About 1,500 personnel of that age were on South Viet Nam duty, with exceptions for those aboard 7th fleet vessels. The services have until February 1 to transfer any who would still be 17 after that date.
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Washington
UPI
Robert S. McNamara
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
7Th Fleet
McNamara
Armed Services
Scancel
Eisenhower Hospitalized During Golf Vacation
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower, 75, was admitted with chest pains in Augusta. Doctors said a possible heart attack would be mild and that his condition is very satisfactory while observation continues for 36 hours. Mamie Eisenhower and son John were by his side as Johnson aides offered full facilities for care.
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Augusta
Upi
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Thomas Mattingly
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Washington
Denver
Ft. Gordon
Mamie
John
Phoenixville
Johnson
Mattingly
Youth self-immolates at U N protest in New York
A 22 year old pacifist, Roger Laporte, poured gasoline on his clothing and set himself ablaze in front of the United Nations in a dawn protest against war and hate. He suffered burns over 95 percent of his body and was hospitalized at Bellevue. Laporte had attended pacifist circles and volunteered for the Catholic Worker movement.
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New York
UPI
United Nations
Roger Laporte
Baltimore
Norman R. Morrison
Pentagon
U.S
Viet Nam
Laporte
Morrison
Barre
Chris Kemner
St. John’s Vianney Seminary
Catholic Worker
U.N
Bellevue Hospital
Tourism Protection Promised in Vermont Plan
Development Commissioner El bert G. Moulton announced plans to promote tourism in Vermont with town collaboration. A progress report on entering Montreal’s Exposition 1967 sits with the Development Board, alongside hiring three consultants and a request to a special legislature session for 400000 dollars. A Pacifist group, the Catholic Worker, with roots in the Bowery and a Manhattan kitchen, reports about 40 core staff in Vermont and branches elsewhere.
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Bowery
Liberals win 129 seats in Canada minority government
Canada’s Liberal party secures 129 of 265 seats, four short of a majority, keeping a minority government. Conservatives gain to 99, NDP up to 21, with coalition expected with splinter parties to push legislation. Pearson vows to continue as prime minister amid political uncertainty.
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Ottawa
UPI
Lester B. Pearson
Liberal Party
Pearson
Canada
Liberals
Conservative
John G. Diefenbaker
New Democratic Party
NDP
Prince Edward Island
J. Watson McNaught
Harry Hays
Alberta
Lester Pearson
Vermont Supreme Court to rule on anti reapportionment petitions
The Vermont Supreme Court faced decisions on two anti reapportionment petitions. Edward F. Smith of Highgate and W Clark Hutchinson of Rochester seek to halt or delay reapportionment and elections. Attorney Roger MacBride represents both sides while former lawmakers challenge oath violations and the validity of the 1965 self reapportionment. Seven sentences condensed to fit.
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Vermont Supreme Court
F. Smith
Highgate
Philip H. Hoff
Smith
Anthony Buracyznski
Dbrattleboro
Dale Brooks
Franklin County
W. Clark Hutchinson
Rochester
Vermont
Hutchinson
Donald G. Milne
Barre
Milne petitions Supreme Court over reapportionment case
The attorney general’s office faces an appeal before the U.S. Supreme Court as a joint House Senate resolution directs a halt to reapportionment. Milne, hired to avoid conflicts, has been denied by several courts and seeks one last court chance. Observers in Montpelier expect all three petitions to fail and the November 23 election to proceed as scheduled.
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Torney General’s Office
U.S., Supreme Court
House Senate
Attorney General’s Office
Milne
Supreme Court
Montpelier
Doctor Dudley White Updates Eisenhower Care by Phone
Boston based Dr. Paul Dudley White, renowned heart specialist, was keeping in contact by telephone with the physicians treating former President Eisenhower at Fort Gordon Georgia today.
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Boston
UPI
Paul Dudley White
Eisenhower
Fort Gordon
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