Goldberg Blames China and Hanoi For Viet Nam Peace Rejection
United Nations report cites Ambassador Arthur J. Goldberg accusing Communist China of contemptuously rejecting U S moves to begin Viet Nam peace talks while criticizing Soviet Albania and others for anti U S polemics. He reiterates U S policy aims to end North VietNam aggression and vows continued military measures as needed. Cambodia warns of UN passivity and hints at quitting the organization.
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Goldberg
China
Hanoi
Viet Nam
United Nations
UPI
Arthur J. Goldberg
United States
General Assembly
Peking
Soviet Union
Albania
Cambodia
The
World Organization
U.S
North Viet Nam
Huot Sambath
Indonesia
Sambath
America
On the Inside Jean Wassick refuses to go to the dogs
Roy Marsden cautions about gun safety. Drops great, pickers few. Pictures and story. New Motor Inn opens Dec. 1.
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Jean Wassick
the Dogs
Roy Marsden
New Motor Inn
Reservoir Hits Wettest September in Years at Bennington
Weather observer Paul Bohne reports September 1965 was the wettest month so far this year with 4.93 inches at Harwood Hill, surpassing August’s 4.24 inches. Through October 1 total rainfall reached 23.36 inches, above last year’s 22.5 and near the 1958-61 average of 31. Lake Hancock in Stamford is full, allowing Morgan Spring pumps to be turned off as Bennington Water Dept notes the lake’s high level.
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Bennington
Paul Bohne
U.S
Harwood Hill
Bohne
Supt
C. Henry Hansen
Bennington Water Department
Lake Hancok
Stamford
Morgan Spring
U S Bars Chicago School Funds
The U S government froze 34 million dollars in new federal aid for Chicago public schools after finding evidence of discrimination in violation of the 1964 Civil Rights Act. Francis Keppel directed Illinois to withhold these funds until complaints are resolved, amid ongoing HEW investigations in Boston and San Francisco.
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Washington
UPS
Chicago
Francis Keppel
U.S. Office of Education
Ilinois State Board of Education
Office of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Boston
San Francisco
Keppel
Illinois
Office of Education
Illinois Superintendent of Public Instruction
Coordinating Council of Community Organizations
U. S
Senate panel urges easing of Soviet grain sales rule
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted to urge President Johnson to lift the 50 50 U S flag shipping rule for grain shipments to the Soviet bloc. The panel plans to send a letter advocating rescission, arguing higher U S shipping costs hurt sales while Canada benefits. AFL CIO unions oppose lifting the provision despite industry pressure.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Washington
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Soviet Union
U. S
Canada
Afl-Cio
Thomas Gleason
Longshoremen’s Union
Mariner 4 ends 307 day mission with losing voice
Pasadena based UPI reports Mariner 4 ended its 307 day mission after switching to an omni directional antenna. The craft delivered 50 million measurements and 21 July 14 Mars photos before loss of signal. Mission head Dan Schniederman notes one ion chamber failed but all requirements were met.
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Pasadena
Calif
UPI
Mariner 4
Mars
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Mariner
Earth
JPL
Dan Schniederman
Mariner Project
Schniederman
Space
JPL Space Operation
Indonesian Coup Seen Started by Leftists
Washington reports indicate a leftist led power struggle in Indonesia may have begun on Friday with groups including Communists. U.S. officials say anti Communist generals loyal to Sukarno appear to be trying to regain control, while the CIA involvement is denied.
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Washington
UPI
Indonesia
U. S
Sukarno
State Department
Jakarta
Central Intlligence Agency
CIA
Com
Col
Untung
Ain
Revolutionary Council
Indonesian Communist Party
Abdul H. Nasution
Nasution
Suharto
Robert M. Closkey
McCloskey
Department
United States
Surabaya
Medan
Jackson Urges Caution In Policing of Test Ban
Senate weapons expert Senator Henry M Jackson says the limited nuclear test ban treaty has benefited the United States but warns against complacency in monitoring the accord. He cites safeguards and the risk of atmospheric tests if the treaty fails, noting imperfect detection of underground events and urging stronger readiness.
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Jackson
Washington
UPI
Henry M. Jackson
Washington Democrat
Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Conbined
U.S
Poverty Program Takes Hold in Bennington Area
North Bennington hosts a key poverty program meeting as Bennington County Economic Opportunity Council advances plans under the federal Act. John Coombs becomes bi county executive director guiding a Rutland based office. a county coordinator will work with him. Head Start report notes 35 children benefited, focusing on early school readiness.
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Bennington-Rutland Opportunity Council Inc
John Coombs
Coombs
Joseph LoPiccolo
Gloria Gil
Spencer Haynes
Bennington County Economic Opportunity Council
Hagerman
North Bennington
Bennington County
Tive
Bi-County Council
Rutland
Bennington
Marion Downes
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Mitchell
Mrs. Taylor
Marian Taylor
Mt. Anthony Union
Bennington Teachers Association
Vermont Education Association
VEA
Vermont
Taylor
Union School Board
Greater
Flushing, N.Y
Mandel Medical School
Red Cross
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington League of Women Voters
Hansen
Poverty War
Bennington College
Downes
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