Romney Brainwashing Charge Denied By Officials
SAIGON AP report says Romney and nine other governors received standard VIP treatment during a four day Vietnam visit. Officials note briefings and field trips with General Westmoreland and Ambassador Lodge, and say governors’ reactions are theirs to judge. Romney claims brainwashing influenced his views on Vietnam.
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Southeast Asia
Henry Cabot Lodge
William C. Westmoreland
U.S. Force
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First Day In School For The Feyre Quadruplets
In Holyoke Massachusetts the Feyre quadruplets start first grade at Sacred Heart School as six year olds. Their mother Mrs. Feyre notes the family will now have more time alone with husband Michael while older siblings range from 14 to 20 in a busy household.
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Maureen
Robert
Jaimie
Raymond Feyre
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Christine
William Dowd
Kathy
Providence Hospital
Mary
Raymond
Holyoke Catholic High School
Tommy
Johnny
Kirtland School
Survivors Helped by Catapult After Czech Airliner Crash
In Gander 36 survivors remain in serious condition as investigators search the wreckage of the Ilyushin 18 that crashed on takeoff from a Prague Havana flight. 31 of 69 aboard were killed and two more died in hospital. Survivors include Czechs Cubans and Poles with 18 women among them.
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Montreal
Halifax
Canadian National Railway
Prague
Havana
Ireland
Bucovsky
Zdenek Landa
Gander Hospital
Raedio
UAW Set to Strike Ford At Midnight
Detroit AP reports about 159,000 United Auto Workers poised to walk out Ford Motor Co plants in 25 states at midnight if no new pattern-setting contract is agreed. Talks resume hours before the three year pact expires. Ford's Malcolm L. Denise cites a dim outlook. Reuther calls session largely academic while GM and Chrysler face similar questions.
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Tam Ky
da Nang
Quang Tin Province
Detroit
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Chrysler
General Motors
Walter P
Reuther
Malcolm L. Denise
Ford
William E. Simkin
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Mass teacher strikes loom as cities face school shutdowns
The Associated Press report shows New York City and Detroit moving toward large strikes over salary and policy. In NYC the United Federation of Teachers rejected a mediation panel's final proposal and threatened mass resignations. Detroit postponed the start of school as talks continued. Readers learn about nationwide effects, with protests in Milwaukee and Woodville, and wage gaps cited between teachers and boards.
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Michigan
Milliken
East St. Louis
Ill
Boyscott
Broward County School Board
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Newsport
R. I. Groton
New York
Teachers’ Union
Albert Shanker
LBJ Health Rat Bill Faces House Delay
Washington AP Reporting on the LBJ administration proposal to create a federal rat extermination program as part of a $1 billion health aid bill. The plan would spend $40 million over two years via HUD, but House rejection and opposition from Republicans and some Southern Democrats threaten to stall the broader health measure.
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Moss Mepuuicais
Henry S. Reuss
D-Wis
Banking Committee
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