Lyndon Johnson in Burlington Vermont Rally Draws 15000 to 20000
President Johnson addressed 15000 to 20000 at Burlington Municipal Airport praising bipartisan policy and Governor Hoff while criticizing the Republican faction he labeled as obstructive. He recalled Kennedy era bills passing and urged support for education Social Security and the nuclear test ban.
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Woman seeks help for ill husband after Long Trail trek
State police reported a woman emerged from the Long Trail at Long Trail Road Woodford asking for aid for her husband who she said was ill and turning blue a couple of miles back in the woods. The Bennnington Rescue Squad responded.
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New England Tour Lifts Johnson in Six-State Push
President Johnson reap rewards from a crowd pleasing New England swing that boosts his bid to win all six states and their 23 electoral votes in the November election.
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Threat of Poison Leak In Pownal Derailment
A Boston and Maine freight derailed three cars near South Pownal including a tank car carrying chlorine. A hotbox and wheel detachment caused the derailment while a crane carefully uprights the chlorine car amid potential evacuation if a leak occurs. No injuries were reported and no leak was evident as operations continued.
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Goldwater Criticizes FBI Riot Report During Ohio Whistle Stop
Senator Barry Goldwater assails President Johnson's handling of the FBI riot report and pledges to use full presidential powers to combat lawlessness. He outlines an immediate study of law enforcement limits and urges enhanced federal support while campaigning through Ohio Indiana and Illinois.
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Viet Nam unrest persists despite battlefield gains
In Saigon political unrest continues after a tribal mutiny end and a military victory. U.S. spokesmen report 50 Viet Cong killed in Go Cong Province while government forces suffer a defeat in Kieng Giang Province with 21 troops killed and 56 wounded. Government troops retook Bon Sar Pa as mutinous mountain tribesmen freed 13 U.S. advisers and 60 Vietnamese hostages. Government claims show 319 Communists killed in the week, with 181 troops lost. Viet Cong captured enough weapons for a full company, while rioting in Qui Nhon killed four.
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Qui Nhon
Weather update with cool temperatures and light rain
Cloudy conditions continue with a light rain chance today and a high around the mid 50s. Tonight remains cool with rain by midnight and a low near 50. Wednesday brings more rain and cool weather.
Khrushchev on Peace Through Strength in Moscow speech
Premier Nikita Khrushchev marked the 100th anniversary of the Communist movement with a televised Bolshoi Theater address. He framed peace as the outcome of Soviet military strength and referenced Marx’s first international founded in London. He did not mention details beyond that.
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London
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Hoff Studies Plan to Consolidate State School Districts
Gov. Philip H. Hoff reviewed a board of education report proposing a statewide school district reorganization from 57 districts to 24. The plan would proceed gradually with reasonable speed, and Hoff pledged to propose legislation if re-elected. He will study a partial dissent by board member John Kristensen before acting.
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Foote Campaign Schedule In Bennington Area
Lt. Gov. Ralph A. Foote and Mrs. Foote campaign in Bennington with a Meet The Candidates dinner at Mt. Anthony Country Club hosted by the Shaftsbury Republican Committee. Mrs. Foote attends a luncheon, visits the 506 Main St. headquarters, shops on North Bennington Road, and prepares at the Kennedy home before the evening event. Foote to arrive at Bennington Airport around 2 p.m. See FOOTE Page 10.
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Main St
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North Bennington
Inside Hoff whistlestop in Bennington Friday page three
The Bennington edition previews a Friday visit by Inside Hoff whistlestop on page three. Editorials and columnist Marquis Childs critique the Warren Report on page four. Shaftsbury auxiliary reports winning two additional trophies on page five.
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