Butazolidin Controversy Shakes Vermont Racing
The Vermont racing scene faces scrutiny after Barbara Rees, leading trainer at Green Mountain Park, is suspended for phenyl butazone in Cup O Coffee. Scratches rise as trainers fear similar findings. officials cite post race testing and University of Vermont analyses under state rules.
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Green Mountain Park
Barbara Rees
Kees
Leo Veitch
New England
Horsemen’s Benevolent and Protective Association
Vermont Racing Commission
Commission
University of Vermont
Vermont
Ryan Announces Candidacy For Committeeman
Montpelier Governor William Ryan declared his bid for Democratic national committeeman this year. A former state Democratic chairman from 1950 to 1956, Ryan currently chairs the Washington County and Montpelier city committees.
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Ryan
Washington County
Montpelier
Harvard Bars White Segregation at Student Group
Harvard University denied formal recognition to a student organization restricted to Negro members. Dean Robert B. Watson said the policy forbids official sanction of racial, religious, or national origin based groups. Annochie cited pressure linking the group to white Anglo-Saxon exclusivity.
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Cambridge, Mass
Harvard University
Robert B. Watson
Association of
Watson
Harvard
Ononeze M. Anochie
New England Clergy Rally to Support Protest in N C
Three more Protestant clergymen join northern march and plan to reinforce a protest against segregation in Williamston North Carolina. The departure follows 15 New England clergy jailed earlier with Harvard professor Harvey Cox calling Williamston a symbol of resistance to integration.
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Boston
Williamston
N.C
New England
Harvey Cox
Andover Newton Theological School
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Horace Seldon
Wakefield
Massachusetts Congregational Conference
Murray DeWart
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Brookline
Robert Derr
Church of the Advent (Episcopal
Cox
National Association For the Ad
Andover Newton
James Remington
Lincoln Park Baptist Church
West Newton
Larry Wood
Brian Kelly
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Newton
Massachusetts Council of Churches
Beacon St
Picures
Congo Might Break Ties With Reds Over Subversion
Premier Cyrille Adoula prepared to sever diplomatic links with the Soviet Union and Czechoslovakia and expel their diplomats. Documents seized from two Soviet diplomats alleged deep subversion, including a request for five billion Congo francs in counterfeit bills to undermine the currency. Benik Beknazar-Jurbachev, a Soviet News Agency correspondent, was arrested, while two embassy officials remain missing.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Cyrille Adoula
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
Congo
Adoula
Foreign Ministry
Benik Beknazar - Jurbachev
Novosti
Boris Voronin
Yuri Miakotnykh
Brazzaville
Congo Republic
Christophe Gbenge
Patrice Lumumba
Hoff Rejects Retarded Child Aid Basic Reforms Favored
Gov Philip Hoff in Montpelier rejected a proposed $750000 increase for the education of mentally retarded children citing a need for basic reforms. He urged regionalization of schools and tied tax policy to reforms, turning down extra funding for a third psychologist and any broad sales tax until reforms are enacted. Public Safety Commissioner Baumann had earlier proposed a tax plan.
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Hoff
Special Education Division
Asic
Public Safety
William H. Baumann
Deer Kill Total Reaches 7914. Vermont Counts Bear Deaths
The Fish and Game Department reports 7914 deer killed to date, 2071 behind last year’s pace, with Windsor 1539 and Orange 1222 leading counties. Bear kills number 302, up 42 from last year. Governor Hoff seeks 61 more troopers but faces limited funds and met with judges to discuss highway fatalities and possible penalties for driving violations.
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Montpelier
Fish and Game Department
Windsor County
Orange County
Rutland County
Windham County
Washington County
Hoff
Vermont
Perry H. Merrill
Forests and Parks
De Gaulle as Pivot in Western Europe Politics
The piece argues that General de Gaulle is the pivotal figure shaping Western Europe, with France under his control through a monopoly on radio and television. It notes the suspension of representative government, the unlikely return of stable parties, and how Italy hints at Gaullist ideas by exploring a coalition beyond traditional two party lines.
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Eastern Europe
Soviet Union
Rome
Paris
London
Bonn
Adenauer
Western
Gen. de Gaulle
France
Europe
Communist Party
Italy
Germany
Mussolini
Hitler
Stalin
Degaulle
Cambodia Seeks Peaceful Ties as Aid Ends
Cambodia’s ambassador Mong Kimny says Phnom Penh has no plans to join the Communists and wants a measured withdrawal of U S aid. He notes Sihanouk seeks no Chinese military help, only technical experts, to avoid becoming a Soviet satellite. Talks on orderly aid withdrawal must wrap within six months.
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Norodom Sihanouk
Cambodia
U.S
Philip D. Sprouse
Sihanouk
Washington
Mong Kimny
State Department
Viet Nam
Laos
Himay
Indochina
China
Kimng
Bhat
Peking
United States
Kimny
Debris Located Indicative of U2 Crash Over Gulf of Mexico
Coast Guard cutter Nemesis found debris and an oil slick about 180 miles north of Cuba and 40 miles northwest of Key West, near the suspected U2 wreckage from a Wednesday mission over Cuba. Captain Joe G Hyde Jr., 33, of Lagrange Georgia, was the pilot. Authorities say mechanical failure likely caused the crash with no evidence of hostile action.
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Key West
Fla
Coast Guard
Nemesis
Gulf of Mexico
Cuba
Ernest H. Dunlap
Navy
Joe G. Hyde Jr
Lagrange
Pentagon
Washington
Strategic Air Command
Defense Department
Reds Down Iranian Plane During Cross Border Incident
A Soviet trio of jet fighters shot down an unarmed Iranian Air Taxi twin engine plane 18 miles inside Iran after it strayed into the Soviet Union. Two aerial survey officials aboard were killed. the pilot was seriously injured. The craft exploded after being fired upon near Darghaz as Brezhnev visited Iran.
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Tehran
Iran
Soviet Union
Darghaz
Leonid Brezhnev
Brezhnev
Iranian Air Taxi Co
Representative's Car Hit While He Attends Safety Conference
Rep Joseph J Caracciola was attending a highway safety conference at the Vermont State Senate when his car was struck by another vehicle that fled the scene. He sponsored safety bills in 1963 and noted the incident without an immediate damage estimate.
Vermonter Whitmore Reelected Head of New England Council
Holmes H. Whitmore, president of Jones & Lamson Machine Co in Springfield Vermont, was reelected today to a second one year term as president of the New England Council.
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Boston
Holmes H. Whitmore
Jones & Lamson Machine Co
Springfield
New England Council
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