Chicago Police Jailed 18 Protesters at Induction Center
A group of antiwar demonstrators tried to storm a Chicago induction center. Police repelled the intrusion and arrested 11 males and 7 females as about 70 parade members gathered outside. Some entered the building while others moved toward police headquarters.
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U.S
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Madison
Wis
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Vietnam
White House Radiogram Sparks Governors Conference Skirmish
Michigan Governor George Romney blasted a White House radiogram as a snow job and hogwash after it surfaced at the National Governors Conference aboard a 23 000 ton liner off St Thomas in the Virgin Islands. The message intended to woo Republican support for a Vietnam policy resolution was reportedly delivered to Ronald Reagan. Reagan said it was delivered by mistake and handed to aides. Democratic Governor John Connally urged a vote on Vietnam policy despite GOP opposition as Rhodes and other Republicans faced pressure. The radiogram's exposure reduced prospects for a Democratic victory in pushing a Vietnam resolution.
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California
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Texas
Vietnam
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Daniel
W. Marvin Watson
National Governors Conference
Gov. Romney
United States
Ohio
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Rhodes
Watson
U.S
Perrotta Calls for Delay In Re-Vote on New School
Bennington School District board member Louis J Perrotta urged delaying any bond issue for the Stark Street elementary school. After the building committee recommended a February revote on the 24-room project that failed eight months ago, Perrotta said he could not see proposing more taxpayer funding now.
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Perrotta
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Supervisory Union Board
Anthony
Anthony Pello
Stewart Allen
Allen
James Shea
Pello
Richard A. Sleeman
Nobel Prize in Literature Awarded to Asturias
The Royal Swedish Academy of Letters named Guatemalan poet diplomat Miguel Angel Asturias the 1967 Nobel Prize in Literature on his 68th birthday, citing his highly colored writings rooted in national identity and Indian tradition. Asturias, serving as Guatemala's ambassador to France, is renowned as a poet novelist and playwright and previously won the Lenin Peace Prize in 1966 for works on social issues of indigenous and mixed-race peasants.
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UPI
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Miguel Angel Asturias
Academy
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France
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Gabriela Mistral
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Russia
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Paris
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Alfred Nobel
Second Communist ambush traps U S Marines near Saigon
Reports say 20 miles inside South Vietnam, North Vietnamese forces trapped a Leatherneck platoon, using pellet mines to halt Marine rescuers. Ten Marines killed, 19 wounded, no Communist losses reported. U S bombers attacked Haiphong and targets near Hanoi as air battles raged.
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North Vietnam
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Board Seeks Successor To Moulton
Vermont Development Board voted to let Deputy Commissioner Donald Lyons and Industrial Development Director Roland Loveless run the department until a new commissioner is found. Chairman Alexander Drysdale of Bennington announced a new commissioner will be appointed by Dec. 1. The board also unanimously accepted the resignation of Commissioner Elbert G. Moulton, who was elected last week as chairman of the Vermont Republican State Committee.
Weighted Voting Approved For Saratoga Supervisors
State Supreme Court Justice Michael E. Sweeney ruled that a revised weighted voting plan proposed by the Saratoga County Board of Supervisors meets constitutional requirements. A temporary reapportionment plan will be imposed pending a public referendum, with IBM computing the plan and concerns over the current unconstitutional setup acknowledged.
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Inside Notes Highlight Shaker Village Visit and City Topics
Hazel Wills recounts a trip to Shaker Village in Hancock Massachusetts. Catharine Foster stresses the value of natural areas. The Manchester dean of merchants offers commentary on local commerce and business vitality.
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Shaker Village
Hancock, Mass
Catharine Foster
Manchester
Hit and Run Shooting Near Shaftsbury Injures Hunter
North Adams man Peter L. Milesi, 54, was struck by shotgun pellets while rabbit hunting with his dog in Shaftsbury. He received wounds to the head arms and legs from an unknown hunter who fired at a rabbit and missed. Milesi treated and released. investigation ongoing.
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Shaftsbury
Peter L. Milesi
Elizabeth Faris
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