Navy Jets Pound Radar Site Again
U S Navy fighters hammered Bach Long Island in North Viet Nam in a 13th raid since February 7 aimed at radar installations. A Skyhawk was downed by ground fire but the pilot was rescued unharmed. Other reports noted Chinese protests near Hainan and wider wartime activity across the region.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S. Navy
North Viet Nam
Bach Long Island
Gulf of Tonkin
Bach Long
Red China
Hainan
Radio Peking
U.S
China
Hainan Island
Vietnam
U.S. Marine
William D. Reynolds
Santa Ana
Calif
da Nang
South Viet Nam
Taylor Reports Things Are Better in Viet Nam
Ambassador Maxwell D. Taylor, returning from Saigon, says there is optimism about the antiguerilla campaign in Viet Nam. He will meet with President Johnson and top State Department officials for a periodic review. He denies any plan to resign.
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Washington
Maxwell D. Taylor
Viet Nam
Dean Rusk
State Department
Taylor
Saigon
Johnson
U.S
White House
Andrews Air Force Base
No Basic Change Lodge Declares Viet Nam Policy Stable
Former Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge says U S policy in Vietnam will not fundamentally change and rejects a policy shift tied to Johnson Taylor talks. He calls gas use routine, praises Johnson’s broader economic aid plans for Southeast Asia and notes he will not attend the Johnson Taylor meeting.
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Boston
UPI
America
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
Viet Nam
Johnson
Maxwell Taylor
Washington
Johnson- Taylor
Faneuil Hall
Red Cross
Southeast Asia
Tria Fined in Local Gaming Raids In Dalton
State police raids on Busy Bee Restaurant Linden Lunch 1088 North St and Central Lunch yielded three guilty pleas and fines totaling 4500 in District Court. Donald L Holmes 44 of 1088 North St faced 2000 for using a phone to register bets. his wife pleaded to related charges. William J Glendon 68 of Dalton paid 1000 for setting up a lottery and 1000 for betting via phone. Franklin J Quinn 43 of Dalton fined 500 for involvement with a lottery. case ongoing.
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Busy Bee
Linden
North St
Dalton
Donald L. Holmes
Atty
Samuel Landa
Holmes
Margaret L. Holmes
Frank W. Cimini
William J. Glendon
Central Tanch
Commonwealth
William Boraski
Glendon
Quinn
Central Lunch
Franklin J. Quinn
Donald J. Brennan
Five Day Forecast With Seasonal Norms
Five day outlook shows temperatures averaging four degrees above the seasonal low of 31 with a continued cold pattern and minimal daily change. Rain and snow chances include light precipitation Wednesday and another mix of snow and rain Friday.
Chile Dam Burst Sinks Village Crushes 400
A massive central Chile quake shattered a 230-foot dam and buried the copper town of El Cobre under two million tons of mud and water. About 26 killed elsewhere, hundreds injured, thousands homeless as tremors and rockslides closed roads and scattered debris across Valparaiso, Santiago, and surrounding provinces. President Frei toured stricken areas, praising rescuers while officials urged calm amid ongoing aftershocks and rescue efforts.
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Santiago
Chile
el Cobre
Gstand
Carlos Munchel
Eduardo Frei
Frei
Aconcagua
Valparaiso
Coquimbo
Quillota
Llay-Liay
HE Cobre
Court Sanctions Some Lockouts
The Supreme Court ruled that employers may use temporary lockouts to pressure for a collective bargaining settlement after deadlock with unions. In a 7-0 decision, Justice Harlan said lockouts are a proper bargaining tool, reversing NLRB limitations. The case involved American Ship Building Co and a 1961 four Great Lakes shipyard shutdown for economic reasons.
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Washington
JPS
Supreme Court
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Patter Stewart
American Ship Building Co
Great Lakes
Employers Restricted In Partial Shutdowns
The Supreme Court ruled that closing part of a business to chill unionism is an unfair labor practice, while an employer may close the entire business for any reason. The decision applied to Darlington Manufacturing Co which shut down its operations.
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Darlingtoy
D.C
National Labor Relations Board
Avo
Textile Workers Union
Darlington
John M. Harlan
Potter Stewart
Arthur J. Goldberg
Harlan
High Tribunal
U.S. Court of Appeals For the
4Th Circuit
Labor Board
Washington
Supreme Court
Darlington Manufacturing Co
Penn Central merger plan with New York Central gains ICC approval
ICC examiners recommended approving a Pennsy Central merger forming the largest U S rail network with 19 600 miles of track and assets over 5 billion They urged including the bankrupt New Haven freight operations but not its passenger service unless deficits are offset They left open a 10 year window to reconsider Erie Lackawanna and other lines and projected savings of over 81 million annually after eight years.
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Washington
UPI
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Iailroads
New Haven Railroad
New
Pennsylvania Railroad
New Haven
Pennsy-Central
United States
Can
Erie-Lackawanna Railroad
Erie Lackawanna
Norfolk & Western Railway
Pennsy Central
Commission
Lehigh Valley Railroad
New York-Susquehanna and Western Railroad
Delaware & Hudson Railroad
D&h
Norfolk & Western
Delaware & Hudson
Boston & Maine Railroad
Erie-Lackawanna
N&w
Baltimore & Ohio
Chesapeake & Ohio
Pennsylvania-New York Central Transportation Co
Central
States
District of Columbia
Canada
Lyle and Darmstedter
Commisssion
Wallace oyster aim of negro leaders in Alabama
Civil rights leaders plan a two week push to impeach Gov. George C. Wallace and turn Alabama into a mass demonstration to register Negro voters. Rev. James Bevel says the drive will start mid April with expanded demonstrations from Selma to Birmingham Mobile and Montgomery. King calls for a nationwide economic boycott of Alabama products to force change within ten days if Wallace does not improve conditions.
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Selma
Ala
George C. Wallace
Alabama
James Bevel
Wallace
Birmingham
Mobile
Bevel
Martin Luther King Jr
Montgomery
House
Albert Brewer
Senate
Alabama Supreme Court
San Francisco
UPI
King
Ife
Meet the Press
NBC
Berkshire ties land two Guggenheim fellowships
Will Horwitt a Berkshire educated sculptor and Williams College history professor Dudley W R Bahlman were named Guggenheim fellows. Horwitt 31 will use a 10000 grant for travel and bronze casting in Europe while Bahlman 42 will spend a year in London researching church state relations in 19th century England. 49 New Englanders were among 313 fellows totaling 25 million.
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Genheim Memorial Foundation
Will Horwitt
Buxton School
Williamstown
Lenox
New York
Stockbridge
Europe
Dudley W. R. Bahlman
Williams
London
England
University of Massachusetts
Amherst College
Foundation
Horwitt
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Henry P. Glinderman
Coeur D'Alene
Idaho
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Coral Sea
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North Vietnamese
Honpay
Japan
Phan Huy Quat
National Buddhist Center
Tria
James A. Lynch
Colre
Sulllete
Veraralia
Villapel
Argentina
San Polipe
Santiag C
Hiles
Tiewenea
Brazil
Nalion
Llay-Llay
Nogales
San Felipe
Los Andes
la Lidua
Cabildo
Alapel
NYC
Pennsy
Ada
Jerome K. Lyle
Henry C. Darmstedter
Bama
Iil
Berkshire
Williams College
John Simon Gug
Nathan George Horwitt
Berkshires
France Epping
Jenox
Buxton
Art Institute of Chicago
U.S. Army
France
David Rapaport
Stockbridge Cemetery
Guggenheim Committee
Orwitt
Stephen Radich
Ferrari
Cazale
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