Honolulu Declaration frames Vietnam aims and war stance
President Johnson and South Viet Nam leaders wrapped up Honolulu talks with a 10 point declaration stressing defeating the Communists and improving Viet Nam’s economy and social conditions. Thieu Ky urged more U.S. troops and rejected talks with the Viet Cong while the North bombing was kept limited.
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Honolulu
Johnson
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
U.S
Los Angeles
Hubert H. Humphrey
Asia
Humphrey
Thieu
United Nations
Saratoga school leaders condemn state meddling over slack ban
The Saratoga Springs Board of Education unanimously endorsed president Dr. William T. Ling in opposing the State Education Dept order allowing Sharon Dalrymple to wear slacks in class. The board warned the ruling could expand state control over local school policy and affect districts statewide.
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Saratoga Springs Board of Education
State Education Dept
Sharon Dalrymple
Edward S. Onody
William T. Ling
Ling
Bradley A. Bishop
William Dalrymple
Commissioner of Education
James E. Allen
Board of Education
Dr. Bishop
Bdoard
Dr. Ling
County Faces 1965 Deficit Despite Unforeseen State Aid
Rensselaer County ended its 1965 fiscal year with a deficit of 986 796.72 despite about 320 000 in unexpected state aid. Treasurer James M. Brahan notes most of the shortfall was repaid and expects the deficit to be cleared by year end. The figures, in Brahan’s annual report, also show a shortfall in welfare reimbursement by about 116 000 and reference last year’s deficits tied to welfare and extraordinary court expenses.
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Rensselaer County
James M. Brahan
Board of Supervisors
State Department of Audit and Control
Brahan
Lottery Wins Place On November Ballot
The Assembly and Senate approved a resolution to put a state lottery question before voters as a constitutional amendment in November. The vote was 124 to 34. The next session will shape the gambling measure. The reapportionment bill faces Democratic delays as leaders clash over Senate control and district mapping. Public hearings on the budget proceed amid talks to trim spending.
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Assembly
Senate
Sesson
Earl W. Brydges
Anthony J. Travia
Travia
Sen. Brydges
Bronx
Charles Buckley
House
Gavin Urges Restraint in Viet Nam Policy
Retired Lt. Gen. James M. Gavin told senators studying U.S. Asian policy that the United States cannot pull out of Viet Nam but should avoid overreaction. He warned against overcommitting and warned a large troop buildup could provoke a China Korea confrontation, stressing the decisive fight might occur in Thailand.
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Washington
James M. Gavin
U.S
Viet Nam
Gavin
Red China
United States
Thailand
Korea
Area Vote Reveals Troy Lawmakers Split on Lottery Resolution
In Troy area voting on the state lottery proposal, Assemblymen Hud son and Corbett opposed it. Van Rensselaer Lisset Cox Kirvin supported the measure. Senator Elway backed it while Senator Lynch opposed. Senator Proller was excused from Monday's session.
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Troy Area
Douglas Hudson
Lawrence Corbett
Stanley L. van Rensselaer
Harvey M. Lisset
Frank P. Cox
John F. Kirvin
Julian B. Elway
Robert Lynch
Bus from Sao Paulo crashes into Parana River killing 30
A Sao Paulo bus plunged into the Parana River in Mato Grosso state killing 30 people. Emergency teams rushed to the scene as rescuers searched for survivors and identified victims.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Sao Paulo
Parana River
Mato Grosso
National Guardsmen respond to statewide test alert
New York State guardsmen totaling over 7,000 rushed to armories in a 90 minute readiness drill. Troy Armory reported minimum strength within 90 minutes as 325 area guardsmen reported, some on the way home from work. Assembly areas covered 44 communities from the Hudson Valley to the Niagara Frontier with local radio and TV notices.
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New York State
Headquarters and Headquarters Co
1St Brigade
Troy Armory
Troy
Hudson Valley
Niagara Frontier
National Guard
India studies Ho Chi Minh peace letter
New Delhi reports India weighing response to a two week old letter in which Ho Chi Minh asks President Radhakrishnan for peace in Vietnam. Hanoi cites India as chair of the International Control Commission with a duty to restore peace, while U.S. and Senate figures react with cautious interest.
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North Viet Nam
New Delhi
India
Ho Chi Minh
Sarvapelli Radhakrishnan
Wartorn
Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan
Viet Nam
Hanoi
International Control Commission
Canada
Poland
White House
Bill D. Moyers
Honolulu
Johnson
Washington
U.S
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Radhakrishnan
Bombay
Viet Nam Peace Report Triggers Stock Market Slide
A North Viet Nam peace move report jolts the New York stock market, sending it sharply lower after opening with modest gains. The decline erases early advantages as traders react to the development. further details appear on page 10.
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New York
North Viet Nam
An Lao Valley Falls Quietly to Allies in Viet Nam War
Viet Cong stronghold in An Lao Valley and two supply depots fall to allied forces near Saigon. Government says 12 Viet Cong killed as 30 Vietnamese defenders suffer moderate casualties at Tien Thuan. U S air and ground forces enter the valley after delaying weather, seizing fuel, rice, and other supplies from enemy tunnels and bunkers with Australian and American units involved.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
An Lao
Tien Thuan
Kien Binh
U.S
North Vietnamese Tanks Seen on Ho Chi Minh Trail
A Laotian Defense Ministry spokesman said North Vietnamese tanks were spotted on the Ho Chi Minh Trail through Laos, en route to South Vietnam. The report marks the first confirmed tank movement on this supply corridor.
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Vientiane, Laos
Laotian Defense Ministry
Laos
South Viet Nam
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Albert D. Hardy
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