China Charges Enticement of Chinese to Soviet Union
Moscow silent as Western sources report thousands of Chinese refugees streaming into the Soviet Union over the past year with estimates around 50,000. Beijing accuses Moscow of enticing and coercing Chinese citizens to abandon China and seek refuge in Sinkiang border areas, highlighting a deteriorating Sino Soviet relationship.
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Pownal Considers New Town Office Building Proposal
Selectmen set an open house for September 17 at the former Lampman Garage in Pownal Center to show a possible town office complex. The four acre, four decade old brick building is offered at 25000 by owner Mrs. Pauline Crosier and could also house a library, a 4 H Club meeting space, and storage for salt and equipment with potential private rental income.
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Vermont General Billado Seen Odds for National Guard Post
Maj. Gen. Francis W. Billado, Vermont’s adjutant general, was described as an odds on bet to become the deputy chief of the National Guard Bureau. Four or five others were also proposed, with a decision pending by Secretary of the Army Cyrus Vance.
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Navy Rescues 27 From Texas Towers Off Cape Cod
Navy helicopters plucked 27 sailors from two dismantled Texas Towers after gales and heavy seas off Cape Cod. Tower II yielded 16 men, Tower III 12, with all evacuees landed at Quonset Point Naval Air Station. The towers cost over $10 million each and resemble oil rigs.
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Congress Backs Job Training Expansion and Literacy Initiative
The Senate approved Kennedy's plan to expand job training for unemployed youth and add literacy courses for older workers by a 41-26 vote, despite GOP attempts to cut costs from 200 million to 60 million. House hearings on the proposal are ongoing.
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Wallace faces critic over cities rights and school closures
Alabama governor Wallace rides a rising tide of opposition as delays in reopening schools trigger protests. Troopers block entrances at East Clinton Grammar School in Huntsville while mothers march with children. Birmingham and Tuskegee also see clashes as critics accuse state action of overreach and violation of civil rights.
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Market slides amid heavy volume and profit taking
The New York stock market fell from Thursday's peak after a day of high turnover led by steel stocks while rails lagged. Analysts warned of consolidation and shifting sentiment as investors chased gains and reallocations amid a broad market wobble. The piece also notes Alabama politics with Wallace and federal versus state rights debates affecting public opinion.
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Governor Wallace to Appear Sunday on TV
In Huntsville Alabama armed state troopers barred white and Negro children from four public schools on orders of Governor George C Wallace. Mothers challenged troopers at a school and registered their children. City Council demanded Wallace remove troopers and reopen schools. A federal suit seeks to bar intercession with desegregation and a hearing is set for Monday.
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Buddhists Housed in Saigon Embassy Standoff Deepens
The United States will not hand over three Buddhist monks sheltering in the U S Embassy in Saigon until assurances of their safety are provided. State Department says the request from South Vietnam’s government is under study pending safety guarantees as tensions mount ahead of a possible UN General Assembly session involvement by Mrs Ngo Dinh Nhu. The monks’ status, including Thich Tri Quang, a General Buddhist Association official, fuels a clash over religious and political rights.
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Man's severed arm reattached after 10 hour surgery
Lennart Turnquist of Reading, a machinist and father of seven, remained in satisfactory condition after surgeons at Massachusetts General Hospital completed a 10 hour operation to reattach his severed right arm. Doctors declined to speculate on full recovery prospects.
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