Jackie Kennedy to wed Aristotle Onassis in Greece
Jacqueline Kennedy and Aristotle Onassis planned an island wedding in Greece after her arrival at Andravida. Security kept reporters away as authorities prepared the ceremony and possible religious complications stirred Vatican and Greek church authorities.
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Aristotle Onassis
Andravida
UPI
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Onassis
Kennedy
New York
Olympic Airlines
Preveza
Isle of Skorpios
Athens
Benedictus Printesi
Mrs. Kennedy
Vatican
NATO
U.S
Secret Service
Premature Disclosure Threatens Vietnam War Halt Plan
President Johnson sought to win Hanoi and allies to a cease bombing proposal for North Vietnam. Officials warned premature disclosure jeopardized acceptance, with Hanoi the main obstacle. Allies such as South Vietnam and Thailand remained wary though not rejecting the plan, while U.S. circles showed guarded optimism amid Soviet involvement.
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U.S
Pardy
Hanoi
South Vietnam
Thailand
Pentagon Seeks Meaning Of Recent Lull in War
UPI reports that Pentagon officials see a lull as the enemy pulls forces from South Vietnam toward border areas and into Cambodia, Laos, or North Vietnam. They note reduced combat, with no significant contacts recently, while documents hint at a failed third offensive and plans for a fourth. Johnson’s peace bid hinges on Hanoi’s assurances and talks to include the Viet Cong, with conditions on bombing halt and a demilitarized zone.
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Laos
Demilitarized Zone
North Vietnam
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IIII
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Hanoi
VII Corps
Paris
National Liberation Front
United States
Johnson
Pownal Tanning Company Faces Prosecution Over River Pollution
The state Water Resources Board asked the attorney general to prosecute Pownal Tanning Co for polluting the Hoosic River. Seepage from a new waste disposal plant and polluted water samples prompted the move. Protests by North Pownal residents accompanied the case as officials seek a workable purification solution.
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State Water Resources Board
Attorney General’s Office
Pownal Tanning Co
Hoosic River
A Water Resources Board
WRB
James W. Lounsbury
District 32
North Pownal
Tannery
Salem
Mass
Harry MacKenzi
Robert B. Aiken
State Department of Health
Lounsbury
MacKenzze
MacKenzie
Tanners’ Council
The
University of Cincinnati
Boston
Whitman and Howard
Cache of Frost Papers Found In New Hampshire Farm Attic
Plymouth State College receives a vast Frost manuscript collection valued over 1 million dollars after attic discovery at the Webster farm in Bridgewater. The find includes signed poetry volumes, typed manuscripts, notes, and photographs linked to poet Robert Frost and his Cambridge friends Browne and Nichols School founders.
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Plymouth
N.H
UPI
Plymouth State College
Robert Frost
Amy Browne Townsend
Bridgewater
Eleanor Browne Galashaw
Cambridge
Mass
Webster Farm House
Thomas E. McNamara
Plymouth State
Col
David Webster
George H
Emily Webster Browne
Frost
Guy Speare
Lawrence
Speare
George Browne
Ellie Wolf
Chipmunks Study Aims To Explain Population Control
University of Massachusetts scientists led by Prof. Dana P. Schneider study Green Mountain National Forest chipmunks to uncover how their populations self regulate and why they pause reproduction. The project, funded by an Atomic Energy Commission grant, also involves University of Pittsburgh and comparisons with western pocket gophers and ground squirrels.
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University of Massachusetts
Green Mountain National Forest
Dana P. Schneider
Schneider
Manchester
Umass Dept. of Zoology
Umass
University of Pittsburgh
Atomic Energy Commission
Ellen
Inside editorial ponders burying garbage crisis
Inside the newspaper page highlights an editorial urging action to avoid burial under waste while contemplating long term civic waste management. The note points to broader society implications and responsibility.
Apollo 7 Reaches New High Orbit on Saturn Engine Burn
SPACE CENTER Houston UPI astronauts Schirra and Eisele report Apollo 7 surged to a new high earth orbit during a 21 500 pound thrust engine burn. The fifth of eight planned burns raised apogee to 27 914 miles while perigee stayed near 102 miles. The burn tested emergency procedures and highlighted propulsion critical to future moon missions.
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Eisele
Schirra
Lunar
Earth
New York Court Bars Cleaver From Ballot
The Court of Appeals upheld lower rulings that Eldridge Cleaver cannot seek the presidency. He is two years under the required age of 35 and did not file a proper acceptance of nomination. The Peace and Freedom party had circulated petitions to place him on the ballot.
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N.Y
Court of Appeals
Eldridge Cleaver
New York
Cleaver
Peace and Freedom Party
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