Harriman Reports To LBJ After Manila Conference
Averell Harriman told President Johnson he found encouraging signs worldwide after reporting on the Manila Conference and Viet Nam talks. He noted Red China and North Viet Nam remain obstinate, while most leaders seek peace. Johnson plans surgery for a throat growth and hernia, with recovery at the LBJ Ranch or Bethesda.
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Tex
UPI
Averell Harriman
Johnson
Manila
Harriman
Lbj Ranch
Red China
Viet Nam
Hanoi
France
Pope Paul VI
White House
George Christian
Bethesda
Brooke Army Medical Center
San Antonio
LBJ
Congress
Cong Attacks U.S. Command Posts in War Zone C
Viet Cong mortar teams attacked key U.S. Army command posts as the largest American offensive of the war began. The 25th Infantry post, 60 miles northwest of Saigon, suffered moderate American casualties, with mortar rounds also hitting the 1st Infantry post 45 miles southwest of Saigon.
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Saigon
UPS
25Th Infantry Division
1St Infantry Division
U.S
Guam
Tay Ninh City
William C. Westmoreland
Viet Nam
196Th Light Infantry
Youth Killed in Pittsfield. Uncle Charged with Murder
An 18 year old Pittsfield youth Vincent Velez was shot and killed in his front yard. His great uncle Vincenzo Guidice, 74, is charged with murder and will be arraigned Saturday. Autopsy scheduled. Police called by a neighbor reporting the shooting.
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Pittsfield
Mass
UPI
Vincent Velez
Vincenzo Guidice
Guidice
New York clubs hire topless waitresses in Greenwich Village
New York nightlife shifts toward topless servers as Greenwich Village clubs join East Side venues in promoting bare bosomed waitresses. The Village West at Sheridan Square advertises the act and considers dropping pasties if legal advice permits. The Crystal Room on the East Side has already featured topless waitresses, drawing police summonses. Tony Lewis Jr. of Wilkes-Barre, owner of The Crystal Room, plans more topless staff behind bars and serving tables with signings of Champagne Cartier and Ricky for upcoming shifts.
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New York
UPI
Greenwich Village
East Side
San Francisco
Village West
Sheridan Square
Tony Lewis Jr
Wilkes-Barre
Crystal Room
Lewis
Champagne Cartier
Ricky
Inside The Season Picture Story Page Five
North Bennington School Board shows dismay at the suggestion of a new salary schedule, reported on page eight with coverage of the local football season nostalgia and related school affairs.
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Page 5
North Bennington
Gemini 12 Mission Encounters Radar and Link Failures
Space Center reports Gemini 12 team James Lovell and Buzz Aldrin navigating a tense rendezvous with the Agena target amid radar bugs and a troubled communications system. Docking succeeds but main engine issues delay an orbital shift, underscoring uncertainties for the Apollo lead-in missions.
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United States
Lovell
Aldrin
Federal Court Rules Legislature Can Not Choose Georgia Governor
A three judge federal panel tentatively ruled that Georgia’s legislature cannot decide the governor’s race. The ruling favors avoiding more federal action but offered no final solution, giving parties five days to file briefs before a declaratory judgment. The dispute arose after neither candidate won a majority, with Democrats and Republicans appealing for a runoff and the ACLU seeking to bar legislative selection.
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Georgia
Atlanta
UPI
Elbert Tuttle
5Th District Court of Appeals
Lester Maddox
Howard
Bo” Callaway
Citizens
American Civil Liberties Union
ACLU
Tuttle
Griffin Bell
5Th Circuit
U.S. District
Lewis R. Morgan
Bell
Harold Hill
More Games At Bradford Mill Blaze Sparks from Back boiler room
A twig fire apparently started by children in the Bradford Mill boiler room prompted Benning ton Fire Department units to rush to East Main Street at 8 30 p m Friday. Village Police spotted the blaze from a cruiser and the fire was out before firefighters arrived. The vacant building had been vandalized recently and youths were suspected.
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Bradford Mill
Bennington
East Main Street
Little Red Riding Hood Visits Hunter's Castle in Manchester
A Manchester deer blind tale centers on Henry Cherbonneau, 66, who built a green birch-painted four by four foot deer blind with curtains and an onboard heater. He hunts with partners Lloyd Casey, Clifford Graham, Donald Cherbonneau, Cecil Brown, and others after Christmas gifts from family. The piece riffs on a fairy tale framed as real life, noting Cherbonneau’s 53 years of deer hunting and a record 10-point, 188-pound deer last year, while cautioning readers not to expect Red Riding Hood to appear, even as the camp resembles a cozy fortress in Skinner Hollow.
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Manchester
Little Red Riding Hood
Skinner Hollow
Red
Red Riding Hood
The
Henry Cherbonneau
Henry
Mr. Cherbonneau
Cherbonneau
Valley Homes Inc
Lloyd Casey
Clifford Graham
Donald
Cecil Brown
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