AUSCS Plans Suit Over Swanton School Plan
AUSCS vows to test constitutionality of Swanton’s proposed ultra modern eight million dollar high school for 1200 students. Voters in three towns face a referendum amid sharp debate over church-state separation and public funds in education.
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Swanton
UPS
Americans United For Separation of Church and State
AUSCS
John R. LaBrake
St. Anne’s
Union School
Highgate
Franklin
U.S. Office of Education
LaBrake
Archer
Father LaBlake
America
N Y teachers vote on settlement to end historic strike
New York City 50 000 teachers vote on a tentative contract ending a two week walkout the longest in the nation’s public school system. The pact worth a 135 4 million package over 26 months was reached after nearly 24 hours of talks with Mayor Lindsay present.
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New York
UPS
John V. Lindsay
Gracie Mansion
Board of Education
United Federation of Teachers
State Supreme Court
Albert Shanker
George Altomare
David Wittes
Floods Threaten Texas As Beulah Loses Force
Beulah weakened from a hurricane as it lingered near Corpus Christi Texas bringing heavy rains and floods. The storm caused extensive damage across the region including Port Isabel and Brownsville while tornadoes in Central Texas killed several people and damaged dozens of buildings. Governments logged shelter evacuations and widespread citrus crop losses loom amid continuing flood threats.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
UPD
Beulah
Texas
U.S
del Rio
Mexico
Caribbean
Port Isabel
Department of Public Safety
Matamoros
U.s.-Mexico
Brownsville
New Braunfels
Rockport
Cutlass
Bennington Board Moves October Action on Overcrowding
Bennington School District delays final plan on elementary overcrowding until Oct 15 after reviewing options with BCHS board and parochial commissions. Potential BCHS purchase, space, and staffing questions loom, with state aid and a possible special bill discussed.
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Bennington
Howard F. Kelley
Bennington Catholic High School
BCHS
Kelley
Vincent Pizzano
Pizzano
Department of Education
Inside Bennington Politics and Poetry Reviews
Political scientist probes Bennington life on page 3. Catharine Foster reviews Marion Law rence poems on page 4. Hoosick Falls Kiwanis applauds top 4-H florists on page 6.
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Bennington
Catharine Foster
Marion Lawrence
Hoosick Falls
Kiwanis
Goldberg Renews U.S. Offer To Negotiate
The United States urged a rapid Vietnam peace through a political solution and invited active U.N. participation in talks. Ambassador Arthur J. Goldberg offered to negotiate publicly or privately, seeking clarifications on North Vietnam’s response to a bombing halt. He outlined five points toward ceasefire, demilitarization, frontier respect, reunification without foreign meddling, and international supervision.
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United Nations
UPI
United States
U.N
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Washington
North Vietnam
Goldberg
General Assembly
Thant
Middle East
Johnson
Vietnam
North
South
South Vietnam
Arab-Israeli clash after canal firefight and plant bombing
Across the Suez Canal at El Qantara Israeli and Egyptian forces battled with artillery, tanks, and small arms, reporting casualties on both sides. A food processing plant near Hadera was damaged by explosives blamed on Arab saboteurs, with fatalities and injuries among Israeli and Egyptian civilians and soldiers.
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Suez Canal
el Qantara
Israel
Jerusalem
Gat
Hadera
U.A.R
U.N
Egypt
Port Tewfiq
Suez
Egyp
Democrats Call For Viet Peace in Norwich Caucus
The Norwich Democratic Town Caucus unanimously endorsed a resolution urging delegates and party candidates at all levels to pursue de-escalation of the Vietnam War and a prompt, honorable peace. The measure, offered by Pennington Haile and Alexander Laing, co editors of American Voters Betrayed by Johnson, urged leaders to share the dismay at the war’s dangers.
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Norwich
UPI
Norwich Democratic Town Caucus
Pennington Haile
Alexander Laing
Johnson
U.S. Viet casualties near 100000 mark
United States casualties in Vietnam near one hundred thousand as of the latest report. North Vietnamese artillery shelled U.S. forts along the DMZ area while over 500 U.S. troops have fallen this month. Air strikes and naval gunfire continued against North Vietnamese supply lines.
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Saigon
Vps
U.S
South Vietnam
Con Thien
Dong Ha
Gio Linh
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
U.S. Air Force
Navy
North Vietnam
Panhandle
Arkansas City
Manchester Weekly Sale Seen
Negotiations are under way for the sale of The Manchester Journal, the community weekly for 106 years. The Manchester Printing Company owns the paper and related real estate, with editor G Stewart Bennett and Roger B Hurley confirming the market status though no price has been set. James Gall, recently moved to the village, would not confirm interest in purchasing the paper.
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Manchester
Manchester Journal
Manchester Printing Company
Roger B. Hurley
G. Stewart Bennett
Ethel
Bennett
Hurley
James Gall
Rowayton
Conn
Albert Reed
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Clydebank
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John Rannie
John P. Hamilton
Vermont
Will Grace
Radio City
Rockefeller Center
Coventry
Rockefeller Plaza
Richard A. Sleeman
State Board of Education
Dean Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
Kremlin
Security Council
Lee Goldberg
United Press International
Tians
Cairo
al Gomhouria Today
Levi Eshkol
West
Jordan River
Eshkol
Monica Project
Molly
Montreal
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