Thai Aide Sees Faith in U.S. Eroding Over Viet War Debates
In Bangkok, Thai Foreign Minister Thanat Khoman warns U S debate on Vietnam erodes faith in America in Asia. He says politicians and press foster doubt while communists aim to exploit U S turmoil. He asserts Thailand remains a steadfast ally.
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L. Ryan
Bangkok
Thailand
United States
Asia
America
Thanat Khoman
Southeast Asia
Vietnam
Laos
South Vietnam
Thanat
Europe
United
Little Rock Democracy
Sen
D-Ark
Johnson
New England Faces Escalating Flood Threat Across Six States
As rainfall and melting snow push rivers higher, 200000 sandbags have been distributed with more ordered. The Weather Bureau forecast continued rain and sleet with ice jam risks. towns like Taunton and Billerica prepared evacuations and schools closed while legislators planned emergency flood relief financed by a special bond issue.
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Boston
UPI
New England
Weather Bureau
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Army Corps of Engineers
Federal Office of Emergency Planning
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Taunton
Whittenden
Red Cross Seeks Housing For Fire-Routed Families
Bridgeport Red Cross seeks housing for four displaced families totaling 17 people after a hotel Howard fire spread to a nearby residence at 73 Howard Avenue. Officials say the blaze began with cigars and staff note a prior fire last October. Local housing options are checked with no vacancies. contact 235-0191 to offer apartments.
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Bridgeport
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American Red Cross
Howard
Howard Avenue
Lnd
Bridgeport Housing Authority
Beardsley Terrace
Flood Warning Issued Across Several New England Rivers
United Press International reports a Weather Bureau warning for Connecticut Massachusetts Rhode Island New Hampshire and Vermont of possible major flooding along the Connecticut and Merrimack rivers amid continued rain and snowmelt. Civil Defense teams monitor the Connecticut River as flood levels near crest with 48 hours of danger anticipated and no evacuations planned.
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Concord
Marist Fathers Seminary
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Vermont
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Long Island Sound
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Haddam
Cromwell
Conn
Hartford
New Hampshire
Bellows Falls
Windsor
Plainfield
N.H
Rhode Island
Maine
Civil Defense
Leslie Stanley
Androscoggin
Weather Bureau
Nashua
Pepperell
New Hampshire Line
Charles River
Needham
Merrimack Rivr
Lowell
Lawrence
Pemigewasset
Plymouth
Massachusetts Senate
Maurice A Donahue
D-Holyoke
House
Robert Quinn
United Press International
U.s.weather Bureau
Rive Forecast Center
William D. Schatzman
Schatzman
Merrimac
Merrimack
Salmona to pursue NE congressional bid again
New Haven AP Stelio Salmona, 1966 Republican candidate in the Giaimo seat, will run again in the Third District. District leaders say he is definitely in the race alongside Giaimo incumbent and opponents Herbert Pearce Col Robert Dunnet and Lawrence DeNardis. Salmona, now a public relations man, was previously a TV newsman and had earlier described himself as a non candidate.
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Stelio Salmona
Robert N. Giaimo
GOP
Salmona
John Baker
Orange
Giaimo
Herbert H. Pearce
North Haven
Robert J. Dunnet
Milford
Lawrence DeNardis
Hamden
Robert M. Cook
American Independent Movement
Salmoria
32 Zone Waiver Hearings Set For April 4 In Fairfield
The Zoning Board of Appeals schedules 32 public hearing applications for waivers on April 4 at 3 p.m. in the Town Court room. Listings include estates and individuals seeking setbacks, side lines, yard, and occupancy waivers for properties on Kenwood Avenue, Lawrence Road, Reno Place, Post Road, Pelham Meadow Drive, Carroll Road, Puritan Road, Oldfield Road, Black Rock Turnpike, Fairfield Beach Road, Reef Road, Sterling Street, Buena Vista Road, Valley Road, Melody Lane, Mill Plain Road, Sturges Highway, North Cedar Road, and Bronson Road, plus car wash and banking site requests on Post Road and other parcels.
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Josephine T. Greenawalt
Kenwood Avenue
Robert Silva
Lawrence Road
John and
Carmella Toscano
Black Rock Turnpike
Frank E. Manasevil
Fairfield Beach Road
Daniel C. Barker
Reef Road
Calabrese and Russo
Sterling Street
Buena Vista Road
Valley Road
Philip Pomerantz
Melody Lane
Charles and
Geneva Stefan
Mill Plain Road
Julian A. Fay
Sturges Highway
Marjorie E. Norton
Flirfield’ Avenue
Francis
Jean Perry
Bronson Road
State National Bank of
Connecticut
Red Star Express
Nugent Assigned to Viet-Bound Air National Guard Unit
Airman 1 C Patrick J Nugent moved from desk duty to flight line in the 113th Tactical Fighter Wing. Officials say the unit is likely headed to Vietnam, a move critics link to Nugent’s status as the President’s son in law. Wing leadership sought to calm morale rumors, stating Nugent’s arrival did not change deployment status. Public notes that another son in law, Marine Capt Charles S Robb, is training for Vietnam duty in California.
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Washington
UPI
1. C
Patrick J. Nugent
Air National Guard
Nugent
113Th
Vietnam
Johnson
Willard W. Millikan
Alexandria
Andrews Air Force Base
Millikan
Pueblo
Asia
Texas
Charles S. Robb
California
Bird watchers record 157 species at Chesapeake Bay Bridge count
Cape Charles Va. 1967 Christmas count tallies 157 bird species at the northern end of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel. A Golden Eagle among the species highlights the diverse population noted during the survey, with gulls serving as the landmark marker for the crossing.
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Cape Charles
Chesapeake Bay
Pueblo Crew Fears Execution Over Alleged Letter to LBJ
North Korea broadcast says 82 Pueblo crew members wrote letters to President Johnson and U S senators pleading for apology and release. Letters claim intrusion into North Korean waters on January 23 and warn of death if Washington does not admit spying and apologize.
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North Korea
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Democratic People’s Republic of
North) Korea
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Angelo Salvatore Strano
United States
Democratic People's Republic of Korea
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Hartford
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Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
George Murphy
R-Calif
Eugene J. McCarthy
D-Minn
Stuart Symington
Dmo
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Dispatch
Panmunjom
Cmdr
Lloyd M. Bucher
North
South Korea
Parents Doubt Letter Written by Captured Son
Hartford AP report says Angelo Strano's parents question a North Korean broadcast letter said to be from their captured son. They report no letters from him since his capture and doubt he would request an apology from President Johnson.
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Stephen Paul Ellis
Darrel Deanwright
Peter M.langenberg
John White
Grant
House of Representatives
Peter ‘Milton Bandera
Paul Laxalt
Nevada
Sidney Jerry Karnes
Havana
Ark
City Council Declares Six Cairns Remain Memorials
In Jerusalem six cairns of rubble created by Israeli soldiers will stay as memorials marking the places of heaviest combat during the Arab-Israeli war that began on June 5. The decision was announced by the City Council in a move preserving wartime traces amid ongoing tensions.
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Terusalem
Three youths held after robbing boy of 20 cents
Klaus Janson, 16, left Kolbe High School and was robbed of 20 cents by three teens. John Heggs 16 Willie Rucker 16 and John Nesmith 17 were arrested minutes later on assault charges. They were released on $100 bail each pending circuit court arraignment.
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Willie Rucker
Hamilton Street
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Panik
Kossuth Street
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Formichella
William McGuire
Nobile Avenue
Crescent Avenue
Howard University students reopen classes amid protests
Rebel students at Howard University begin to reopen classes on Afro American thought taught on the administration lawn as demands grow. They call for the president's resignation and a new black university, with talks continuing and several professors volunteering to teach.
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Washington
Howard University
Don Freeman
New School For
James M. Nabrit Jr
Black University
Howard
Contractors Union to Reconvene Over Bridgeport Pact
Representatives of the Associated General Contractors of Bridgeport and Local 2 Bricklayers Masons and Plasterers union will meet Monday at City Hall at 9 30 a.m. The current contract expires March 3. A union spokesman said progress has been made but details were not released. The association represents 25 contractors negotiating with Bridgeport Local 15 00 members.
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Associated General Contractors of
Bridgeport
Bricklayers, Masons and Plasterers Union
City Hall
Joseph N. Granese
Novotny Resigns as Czech President After Years of Rule
Antonin Novotny, symbol of 15 years of Stalinist rule in Czechoslovakia, resigns the presidency after pressure from reformists. Deputy Premier Cernik returns from the Soviet Union with word Moscow will not interfere with reform. Soviets and church leaders react as Dubcek's reform drive advances.
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Antonin Novotny
Czechoslovakia
Moscow
Novotny
Oldrich Cernik
Soviet Union
Alexei N. Kosygin
National Assembly
Communist Polit
Frantisek Tomasek
Josef Cardinal Beran
Rome
Beran
Jan Sejia
United States
Alexander Dubcek
Bohumir Lemsky
Karel Mestek
Alois Neuman
Wnowotny
Communist Party Presidium
Josef Smrkovsky
Svoboda
Jan Svoboda
Jozef Lenart
Lenart
National Front
Svobodne Slovo
Ex-Inmate Becomes Head of Florida Reform School
Frank Zych, 51, was named acting director of the Florida School for Delinquent Boys near Lake Okeechobee. A former reform school inmate who served 20 months in Marianna after a 15 year old auto theft arrest, he credits his milestone to rehabilitation and vows to guide 455 boys with strict yet humane discipline.
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Fla
Okeeshobee
Giant Lake Okeechobee
South Florida
Marianna
Zych
North Florida
Frank
Mark
Zach
University of Florida
Armed Services
Joe
LeRoy Collins
U.S. Youths Rally Against Vietnam War in Paris
About 350 young Americans including deserters and draft resisters gathered in a Left Bank hall in Paris to oppose the Vietnam war. They viewed films showing Vietnamese casualties and a deserter from Felton California spoke against U.S. policy. Joel Parker of New York urged draft card burnings by attendees.
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Rodney Angove
Associated Press
PARIS
U.S
Vietnam
Philip Wagner
Felton
Calif
Matthew Kennedy Leaves Oxygen Tent After Pneumonia Treatment
Matthew Maxwell Taylor Kennedy, 3, son of Senator Robert F Kennedy, was removed from an oxygen tent at Georgetown University Hospital as doctors report improving condition while undergoing pneumonia treatment.
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Washington
UPI
Matthew
Maxwell Taylor Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Georgetown University Hospital
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