Bipartisan Vermonters Urge Federal Water Plan
Vermont Governor Hoff and Senator Aiken urged swift Senate approval of a rural water program. They cited Addison County towns facing a $2.6 million bill for 75 miles of mains and pressed loans of $450 million plus $25 million in grants and $5 million for planning to aid drought struck areas. The move targets farms and small towns amid growing water shortages.
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Washington
Vermont
Philip H. Hoff
George D. Aiken
Senate Agriculture Committee
Hoff
Addison County
Addison
Bridgeport
Shoreham
Aiken
Der
Farmers Home Administration
Goldwater Unit Hit By GOP Chairman
Republican National Chairman Ray Bliss said Barry Goldwater's Free Society Association will hinder party unity and fundraising. Bliss named Lucius D. Clay as party finance chairman as the conservative group supports the beaten presidential nominee, complicating rebuilding efforts.
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Washington
Ray C. Bliss
Barry Goldwater
Free Society Association
Bliss
Lucius D. Clay
Beathen
British Peace Mission Plan Faces Commonwealth Rift
Asian and African colleagues of Prime Minister Wilson resist the Viet Nam peace mission, pushing the plan toward collapse at a London 21-nation Commonwealth conference. Tanzania's Julius Nyerere disassociates from sending Wilson and four other leaders to Beijing Hanoi Moscow and Washington, calling the plan unfocused. The Soviet Izvestia denounces the initiative as foggy.
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London
Harold Wilson
British Commonwealth
Wilson
Izvestia
Commonwealth
Tanzania
Kenya
Ghana
Ceylon
India
Pakistan
Julius Nyerere
Peking
Hanoi
Saigon
Moscow
Washington
Nyerere
Chou En-lai
China
Dar Es Salaam
Massive Vietnam raid by B52s seen as success
Defense officials said the large B52 bombing raid on Viet Cong territory near Saigon broke up a troop concentration and damaged a key communications center. An estimated two to three battalions were present, with only one to two enemies killed and about 17 captured. The operation aimed to disperse Viet Cong forces and open ground for South Vietnamese troops.
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Washington
Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S
Weekend Weather Outlook for Coastal Area
Weekend forecast calls for fair conditions with a gradual warmup. Saturday highs reach 73 to 80 degrees, cooler in outer Cape Cod with lower 70s. Night temperatures fall into the 30s. Sunday remains fair and slightly warmer.
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Outer
Cape Cod
Ky becomes South Viet Nam premier at age record
Brig. Gen. Nguyen Cao Ky, commander of South Viet Nam's air force, accepts the post of premier and vows to serve the people and nation. He is described as the youngest premier in the republic’s history, known for his flamboyant, mustached image and for personally leading air strikes against the Communists. A Marine artillery shell caused casualties in the Cu Chi area where a Viet Cong mortar attack wounded 32 people, including a U.S. Army adviser.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Vietnamese Republic
Cu Chi
Sai
Elmira wins tight tilt 4 3 in baseball clash
Elmira defeats Pittsfield 4 to 3 as Springfield 3, Reading 1, York 5, Williamsport 4 results mirror the day’s tight scores. AL action sees New York 10 over Minnesota 2, while Cleveland 3 Los Angeles 2 and Washington 2 Baltimore 0. NL sees Cincinnati 3 over Chicago 1.
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Pittsfield
Springfield
Reading
York
Williamsport
New York
Minnesota
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Washington
Baltimore
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
Kansas City
Jubilee renewal sparks resident split in Pittsfield
In Pittsfield the Jubilee renewal plan promises removal of dilapidated housing for most residents while Jubilee area locals fear uprooting and worse housing, as questions dominated Monday night’s public meeting.
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Pittsfield
Deering Street
Mill Court
Lower Church Street
Jubilee Area
Relocation perils in Jubilee project loom over Pittsfield housing
Arthur C. McGill of the Pittsfield Housing Authority frames Jubilee relocation as the program's Achilles heel affecting about 118 families and 42 individuals in 1962. He cites federal renewed efforts to place displaced residents in decent housing, a three year relocation plan, and a mix of private rentals, home purchases, and new federal public housing to cover hard to relocate families.
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Arthur C. McGill
Pittsfield Housing Authority
Marlin Anderson
Columbia
Mies
Pittsfield
McGill
Federal Urban Renewal Administration
Citizens’ Committee On
Harold Salzmann
Jubilee
Victory Hill
Welfare Department
Mill Street
New Victory
China vows to intervene if Viet Cong calls
AP reports Beijing stated it would send volunteers to Vietnam if asked and if the United States fights to the end. The foreign ministry pledged 600 million Chinese to support the Vietnamese, saying preparations are complete and troops would join until U.S. forces are expelled.
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China
Tokyo
Red China
Viet Nam
United States
Foreign Ministry
U.S
Peking
Chinese People’s Congress
National Front For Liberation
Viet Cong
Pig Liver Supports Woman at Boston Hospital
Doctors at Boston City Hospital said the patient's condition remains good as a pig liver keeps her alive. The liver malfunction is sustained by the animal graft connected to her body to perform liver functions.
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Boston
Boston City Hospital
Peace bid draws mixed nonaligned support worldwide
Kenya's Foreign Minister Murumbi backs a nonaligned peace mission to Viet Nam but rejects Wilson's involvement. Pakistan's Ayub Khan and India's Shastri urge a pause in bombing while Britain remains tied to the U S. In London, Bernard Braden halted taping when a studio sign was seen during a noise disruption.
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China
Commonwealth
Wilson
United States
Kenya
Joseph Murumbi
Britain
Ayub Khan
Pakistan
Lal Bahadur Shastri
India
Viet Nam
London
UPI
Bernard Braden
Braden
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