Hanoi Planes Intercept Fight While Air War Expands
Saigon reports Communist planes attempted to intercept Vietnamese aircraft during strikes on North Viet Nam. U.S. Bay jets launched new attacks in the Mekong Delta with no major air activity disclosed. Reports say U.S. and Vietnamese crews faced enemy fighters, with five American jets and one Skyraider shot down and a pilot missing. China’s stance remains unclear as Moscow and Paris push for negotiated settlement.
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Saigon
UPI
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
U. S
Wie Mekong
Laos
da Nang
Oss
Fida
North
Viet Nam
USS
17Th Parallel
China
Red China
Peking
Hanoi
Moscow
U.S
Indochina
Paris
France
Soviet Union
FBI Report May End Baker Case Discredited
Washington reports the FBI findings discredit most testimony by Reynolds in the Bobby Baker investigation. The Rules Committee voted to forward the material to a federal grand jury for possible perjury indictments while noting Reynolds made no public testimony. The report details Reynolds recounting a $100,000 payoff tied to the TFX contract and Baker’s alleged influence.
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FBI
Baker
Reynolds
Washington
Senate
Bobby Baker
Senate Rules Committee
Don B. Reynolds
Lyndon B. Johnson
Mike Mansfield
PBL
Rules Committee
B. Everett Jordan
D-N.c
Richard
Carl T. Curtis
Rneb
Carole Tyler
John J. Williams
R-Del
Reyalds
Justice Department
Jordan
Atty
Nicholas Katzenbach
TFX
FFX
General Dynamics Corp
Grumman Aircraft
Five Day Forecast Temperatures Higher Than Normal
Through Tuesday the five day forecast shows average temperatures 3 to 8 degrees above the normal 27 degrees. Mild conditions expected, with rain forecast for Saturday and part of Sunday.
Teach Drinking In the Schools Official Advises
Dr. Arthur C. Hollister, head of the state Division of Alcoholic Rehabilitation, urged teaching youths how to drink in school as the realistic approach to living with alcohol. He cautioned that program scope should be determined by appropriate parties and that details were speculative. Further research would be needed to change attitudes and behavior. He said schools are the most practical place to learn to drink.
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Pasadena
Calif
UPI
Arthur C. Hollister
State Division of Alcoholic Rehabilitation
Hollister
Kennedy Defends Integrity Amid Hoffa Inquiry
UPI report: Senator Robert Kennedy clashes with a Senate subcommittee over charges he mishandled an inquiry into James Hoffa while attorney general. Kennedy repeats denial and condemns one sided questioning as improper. Subcommittee chair Long plans to refer testimony to the Judiciary Committee for action.
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Washington
UPI
Sen
Robert
Kennedy
D - Nly
Senate
Eamster
James R. Hoffa
Judiciary Subcommittee
New York
Thomas A. Bolan
Bolan
Hoffa
Subcommittee
Edward Y. Long
Dmo
Balan
Long
Senate Judiciary Committee
Bernard Finsterwald Jr
Sam Barron
Life Magazine
Ash Wednesday Service Conducted In Smoking Car
In Hoboken New Jersey an Erie Lackawanna commuter train from Dover to Hoboken became a moving church as more than 10 passengers attended an Ash Wednesday service in the last car. Rev Craig Biddle II of Morristown led the sermon saying the church is already in the world.
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Hoboken
Erie-Lackawanma
Dover
Craig Biddle II
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Morristown
Mr. Biddle
Filibuster Rule Kept Unchanged in Senate Vote
Washington UPI report states the Senate Rules Committee rejected changes to the filibuster rule by a 5-4 margin. The panel backed retaining a two thirds vote to end debate and sent its recommendation to the Senate. Members: Jordan Cannon Hayden Byrd Curtis voted against change. Cooper Scott Pell Clarke favored revision.
Senate hearing flags New Haven line in merger talks
At a Senate Commerce Committee hearing Rich ard Joyce Smith of New Haven Railroad said fast assurances exist that the freight operations would join the merger of Pennsylvania and New York Central, contingent on ending or subsidizing unstable passenger service. He urged a multi state authority with compelled state funding, while lawmakers debated subsidies and a potential Connecticut New York authority to run the rail line.
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New Haven
John O. Pastore
D - BA
Smith
Harry W. Corrigan
William J. Kirk
Son
Pastore
Congress
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Thomas J. Dodd
Connecticut
Ribicoff
Dodd
Sen
Claiborne Pell
D- RL
Senate
Iwans
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
New York
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Robert F. Kennedy
BD N.Y
Kennedy
Javits
Edward M. Kennedy
D- Mass
Donald Z. Irwin
D-Conn
Connecticu-New York Authority
Hancock Racing Days Bills Face Adverse Reports
Massachusetts legislators heard bills to add racing days for Hancock track including 30 flat days 40 harness days night racing and longer pari mutuel season. Racing Commission cited state revenue and regional competition with Vermont New Hampshire and Rhode Island. Critics questioned public interest impact Berkshire area effects.
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Boston
Hancock
Stalehouse
State Racing Commission
Massachusetts
Vermont
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Grover T. O'Brien
Chicopee
The
Racing Commission
Hancock Track
Green Mountain Park
Pownal
O'Brien
Edward S. Zeélazo
Adams
Paul J. Walsh
New Bedford
Berkshire
Joel
Greenberg
Pittsfield
Sprague Electric Posts Rise in Sales Despite Income Dip
Sprague Electric Co reports 1964 sales of 85.7 million up from 83.3 million in 1963 marking a second best year, but net income dropped to 4.15 million from 4.63 million. Per share earnings were 2.62 on 1.58 million shares versus 2.99 on 1.55 million in 1963. Board leaders foresee higher 1965 sales amid a shrinking government market and growth in microelectronics.
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Sprague Electric
North Adams
Sprague Electric Co
Sprague
Robert C. Sprague
Ernest L. Ward
Worcester
Bishop Calls for Study Of St. Luke's Facilities
The Most Rev. Christopher J. Weldon, bishop of Springfield, authorized a complete planning study of St. Luke's Hospital facilities as a prelude to a rebuilding program. He aims to align hospital plans with community medical needs and coordinate with Pittsfield General and Hillcrest Hospital to avoid duplication and ensure cost-effective care. The bishop will meet the hospital board next week to discuss plans, with leaders from the hospital and diocese present at Madonna Hall.
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Christopher J. Weldon
Springfield
St. Luke's Hospital
Madonna Hall
Weldon
Board of Trustees
Pittsfield General
Hillcrest Hospital
Sister Marie Reparatrice
S.P
Mary Loreto
Sisters of Providence
Mary Armand
St. Luke's Mission
Eugene IF. Marshall
D.D
St. Luke’s Board
Joseph A. Russell
Walter C. Connell
Anthony Lanson
Edward J. Farrell
St. Luke's Board of Trustees
Joseph Suozzi
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Federal Aid
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