Morton Breaches War Policy With Brainwashed Charge
Sen. Thruston B. Morton R Ky splits with GOP leaders calling for de escalation and a peace push in Vietnam He accuses President Johnson of brainwashing the public into backing a military solution Morton cites Eisenhower warning about power and the military industrial complex and says he now rejects escalation.
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Beulah Flood Crest Brings Hope for Harlingen Texans
In Harlingen Texas the Arroyo Colorado flood crest appears to peak with declines possible later. More than 10 000 residents flee homes as Beulah’s floodwaters reach roofs. 40 000 statewide homeless along the Gulf coast. The Nueces River surge reaches Corpus Christi Bay while Brownsville and Matamoros brace for possible relief. Gov. Connally returns to Austin to push disaster declaration.
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Con Thien Battle Echoes Dien Bien Phu Siege
North Vietnamese artillery pounded the U S Marine outpost at Con Thien as UPI reports a grim parallel to Dien Bien Phu. The siege drama echoes 1954 French fortress fighting with heavy bombardment and mounting pressures on defenders.
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Approval Seen On Gas Signs For Interstate
Vermont officials consider a pilot program to place motorist information panels showing gasoline company symbols on state exits. The plan, developed by the Highway Department and the Vermont Petroleum Association, awaits Highway Board approval after a Newport meeting where no formal recommendation was made.
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Agreement Reached in N Y Teachers Strike
New York teachers race to ratify a new school contract after negotiators reached a pact. Sixty thousand copies printed Tuesday night were distributed to all five boroughs as the UFT executive board and delegate assembly meet to decide approval ahead of a Thursday ratification vote.
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Inside Columnist on Mothers Not Going on Strike
Columnist Elizabeth Dwyer argues mothers do not go on strike in a thoughtful Inside piece. The page notes an editorial questioning a recent water board decision on page four. Ferdinand Bongartz is re elected GOP county chairman on page eight. A MAUHS school visit program is sponsored on page eighteen.
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New Battle Erupts Along Suez Canal
Israeli and Egyptian forces clash near Ismailia across the Suez Canal in what authorities describe as one of the worst firefights since the June war. Both sides blame each other for a cease-fire violation as heavy artillery and machinegun fire rages for hours.
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Dark Horse Candidate Nominated for Education Board Vice President
Harold Ron Raynolds of Springfield, Vermont, is described as a dark horse candidate for a vice presidency of the National Association of State Boards of Education. Marian Taylor of Bennington says she will nominate Raynolds at the convention Thursday.
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Awaited Action in Bennington Infant Death Case
State's Attorney John T. Carmody Jr said he would decide this week on possible charges in the Raymond Stanley case, four days after the two month old died of starvation per autopsy. Police from Bennington and state forces continue to investigate while Dr Woodruff had disclosed autopsy results sparking concern and prompting welfare officials to inspect the Stanley siblings.
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Auto Insurance Changes Proposed
Montpelier lawmakers discuss a plan to let accident victims collect up to 10000 directly from their insurer without proving the other driver at fault. Supporters claim potential rate cuts of 20 to 25 percent and faster claim handling, with possible study if not moved this session.
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Fire Marshal Probes New Anglo in Springfield High Fire
Fire Marshal John Vergin said investigators look into construction workers near a gym switch room as a possible lead to the $3 million blaze that gutted Springfield High School two months before opening. Officials cited a suspected short circuit and a valve issue in the water line that hampered firefighting, noting water flow rose from 430 to 650 gallons per minute after a valve partly opened during hydrant tests.
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