Provisional President Godoy Takes Over in Santo Domingo
In Santo Domingo rebel Col. Francisco Caamano Deno, calling his authority illegitimate, yields power to Dominican provisional President Hector Garcia Godoy. The Imbert Barrera junta hands over formal control while Garcia is installed with minimal ceremony in the White House area, under peacekeeping guard.
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Godoy
Santo Domingo
UPI
Col
Francisco Caamano Deno
Hector Garcia Godoy
Antonio Imbert Barrera
Dominican Republic
Garcia
Dominican
White House
Junta
inter-American Peace Force
Hector Garcia-Godoy
OAS
Shoreham Voters Defeat Plan to Close High School
In Shoreham Vermont voters 147 to 118 chose to keep Shoreham High School open, marking the twelfth defeat in 14 years of consolidation efforts. The state Education Department favors closing and bussing 75 students to Middlebury Union High School, warning costs and minimum standards issues by 1967.
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Shoreham
UPS
Shoreham High School
Addison County
State Department of Education
Middlebury Union High School
Education Department
Philip H. Hoff
State Education Department
Motorist leaps to safety as train crashes car
In Braintree Vermont a Montreal to Washington passenger train struck a car on the Central Vermont Railway. The driver Charles C Bruce, 68, Randolph, leaped to safety moments before the impact. the car was ripped apart and dragged 1,000 feet. The train delay lasted over an hour but no injuries or major damage reported.
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Braintree
UPI
Montreal
Washington
Charles C. Bruce
Randolph
Bruce
Irasburg Boy Killed in Highway Accident
In Irasburg Vermont a seven year old boy, James L. Royer, was killed when he darted in front of a State Highway Department truck driven by Roland Fortin of Newport on Route 14. Police said the child was struck as he ran onto the road. Vermont's 1965 highway death toll stood at 98, up from 87 at this time last year.
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Irasburg
UPI
Vermont
James L. Royer
State Highway Department
Roland Fortin
Newport
Fortin
Liberal GOPs hail rights position paper
Republican liberals greeted with cautious optimism a civil rights position paper issued by the National GOP Coordinating Committee. The document outlines party stances on civil rights and aims to guide Republican policy and messaging.
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Washington
UPI
National Gop Coordinating Committee
Negro Employment Goes Up
The Labor Department reports unemployment at 4.5 percent nationwide, with a notable drop in joblessness among teenagers and a significant improvement for Negroes and other nonwhites. The report notes the ongoing expansion aiding job access, but cautions the persistent gap with whites remains, and cites party leaders critiquing the Johnson administration while praising GOP civil rights posture.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Republican National Committee
Vermont Wins Over 1 Million From Higher Education Bill
Vermont lawmakers announce the state will receive more than $1 million from the federal higher education bill. Specific allocations include $131,191 for extension and continuing education, $178,728 for scholarship aid, $329,000 for work study programs, $56,717 for community and technical institutes, and $200,700 for college and university construction aid.
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Washington
UPI
Vermont
Green Mountain State
Senate
Winston Prouty
R-Vt
Community and Technical Institutes of
Colleges
Khrushchev Leaves Moscow Hospital After Checkup
Nikita Khrushchev, 72, has spent two weeks in a Moscow hospital for a routine medical checkup and is expected to be released soon to return to his country villa. He remains in fair health for his age, with his wife Nina often seen in Moscow on shopping trips and living at a government villa near Smolensk.
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Moscow
UPI
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Mosccow
Khrushchev
Nina Petrovna
Smolensk
Usovo
Khrushchevs
Staro Konushenny No. 19
Religious Strife Feared in Kashmir
Tense fighting erupts as Indian and Pakistani jets clash over Kashmir with reports of mosque bombardment and fighter losses. Pakistan claims several Indian planes shot down. India says it downed Pakistani craft and hit Patton tanks. U.S. armaments to Pakistan cited amid conflicting border reports.
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Kashmir
India
Pakistan
Jeoria
Jammu
Lahore
Pasrur
Lahor
Bhimber
New Delhi
Karachi
Chamb
U.S
United States
Paksistan
Marines Expand in Viet Nam With New Landing Wave
In Viet Nam 1,400 more U S Marines with helicopters began landing, boosting total to near 100,000. A recent B52 raid caused heavy Viet Cong losses in lives and equipment as a Vietnamese unit uncovered 90 corpses in Zone D. A U S UH-1 helicopter was shot down during cleanup, with unspecified casualties.
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Saigon
UPS
U.S
Viet Nam
Zone D
UHIB
Chu Lai
William G. Johnson
Tyler
Tex
Marine Aircraft Group 36
U. S
da Nang
Kehoe targets deer herd control in Vermont overhaul
Vermont fish and game commissioner Edward Kehoe, new in office after replacing George W. Davis, says years of planning gaps crippled the department. He pledges reform, pushes tighter enforcement for non licensed fishermen and deer lighters, and seeks control of deer seasons from the legislature.
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Burlington
UPD
Vermont
Edward Kehoe
George W. Davis
Castleton
Kehoe
Fish and Game
Mrs Ethel Bruso Enters Vermont House Race as Democrat
Local political hopeful Mrs Ethel Edmond J Bruso of 206 Beech Street announced her candidacy for representing Subdistrict 2 east in the Vermont House. The move follows new legislative apportionment affecting the Bennington Woodford district.
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Vermont House
Bennington - Woodford
Ethel
Edmond J.) Bruso
Beech St
Bruso
Inside British Actor Tours Vermont and Dorset Reviews
A compact review brief notes an Inside feature on a British actor enjoying Vermont scenery and a sweep of play reviews concluding in Dorset and Weston. It also mentions Manchester police chief addressing critics and the first candidate from Shaftsbury District 42 entering the race.
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Dorset
Weston
Shaftsbury
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United Press International
Ethel Bruso
Manchester
Shaker Heights
Ohio
Mariann K. Colby
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