Britons Protest Viet War at U S Embassy
In London thousands joined a massive anti war march on the U S Embassy claiming vast turnout figures while police reported about 30 000 participants with 600 officers guarding the scene. Scuffles injured eight officers and 41 protesters were arrested as demonstrators hurled missiles and banners amid tensions surrounding the protest and a separate pre march blast at the John F Kennedy Memorial.
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Investigators Probe Cause Of New Hampshire Plane Crash
Investigators continue to piece together the Northeast Airlines propjet crash into Moose Mountain near Hanover New Hampshire. Federal and state teams assess wreckage and interview witnesses as they search for a cause, with officials saying it should never have happened and may take years to determine why.
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Bunker Thieu Meet On Peace Policy Toward Hanoi
UPI reports American Ambassador Ellsworth Bunker and South Vietnam's President Nguyen Van Thieu held two talks in Saigon, the eighth and ninth in 13 days, discussing peace terms. Premier Huong said the main obstacle is North Vietnam insisting on NLF inclusion, with the NLF to appear only as part of Hanoi. Unconfirmed chatter says talks may expand Paris discussions to include NLF and Saigon reps.
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Truck Crash Injures Tinmouth Students as Bus Collides
Eleven students from Tinmouth Elementary were treated at Rutland Hospital after their school bus, driven by George Herrick of Wallingford, swerved to avoid a child and was struck from the rear by a oncoming pickup with a trailer driven by Frederick Thurow. Roy Fredericks, a passenger in the truck, had minor injuries. The collision sent vehicles off the road. the truck ended in a field after hitting a stone wall.
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Soviet Soyuz 3 completes docking maneuvers in orbit
The Soviet Union reported Soyuz 3 unmanned capsule in its third day of orbit while cosmonaut Georgy Beregovoi remained aboard. Soyuz 2, the earlier unmanned craft, executed a soft landing in the Soviet Union after docking tests by the two ships.
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New Party Targets 2000 Votes in Vermont State Race
The New Party held a conference weekend in Woodstock aiming for 2,000 general election votes in Vermont. Denise McCluggage of Warren and Pennington Haile of Norwich named a two person committee to drum up support as the party with no presidential or vice presidential candidates on the Vermont ballot. The group backed Viet Nam War peace terms and broader liberal reforms while rejecting calls for a coalition with mainstream parties.
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Inside Autumn Weddings and Engagements
Columnist Gerald Raftery recalls experiences with skunks. An editorial discusses interim zoning. Vermont Jaycees plan the 1969 convention in Manchester. An analysis compares Saturday's Patriots Cosmos game. Political pollsters fear a repeat of 1948 fiasco.
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Czech Students March In Anti Soviet Rally
Thousands of Czechoslovak students marched through Prague to mark the 50th anniversary of the republic with anti Soviet chants then demonstrated at Hradcany Castle as Soviet troops watched. Police warned the rally unauthorized while leaders pledged reform preservation and ties with the Kremlin.
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Kosygin Urges Japan to Pressure U S Bombing Halt
Soviet Premier Kosygin said Vietnam talks are in a complicated stage and urged Japan to press the United States to stop bombing North Vietnam unconditionally. He spoke after a 90 minute talk with Japanese Transport Minister Yahiro Nakasone, who asked Moscow to use its influence for peace.
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Daily News Poll Boosts Humphrey in New York
New York Daily News poll shows Hubert Humphrey leading Nixon in New York State. Across three 6,000 ballot surveys conducted over two weeks, Humphrey gains 4.3 points while Nixon falls 3.6. Wallace holds about 8 percent with 4 percent undecided.
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