Soviet Accuses China of Blocking Viet War Aid
Washington reports Moscow charges Red China is diverting Soviet arms bound for Hanoi. Fedorov’s Moscow dispatch claims supersonic fighters are swapped for obsolete models, shipments delayed, and markings altered to hide Soviet origin. Chinese actions, the report says, undermine Vietnam and aid Maoist propaganda.
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Washington
Moscow
North Vietnam
China
Red China
Moscow Radio
Europe
Slan
Nikolai Ferov
Fedorov
Novosti
People’s “Republic of China
Red
Soviet Union
DRV
Communist Party
Mao Tse-tung
Pravda
Vietnam
Peking
Nelson Urges Probe Into Police State Tactics
Sen. Gaylord Nelson, addressing Congress, warned of a police state drift in the United States. He cited CIA covert financing, wiretapping by government bodies, funding of books by the US Information Agency, and private detection services used by firms and agencies. Sen. Edward Long plans to curb mail covers without warrants, noting over 1,800 such surveillance watches last year.
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Washington
Gaylord Nelson
Wisconsin Democrat
Central Intelligence Agency
U.S. Information Agency
United States
Nelson
Senate
Edward V. Long
D-Mo
Post Office Department
Bar Group Sets Limits on Judge's Power in Press Trials
New York bar committee led by Harold R. Medina argues courts have no authority over police or news media before a criminal trial. It supports voluntary police self regulation to bar release of defendants past records, medical history, or statements. It contrasts with an American Bar Association report that urged mandatory police regulations and contempt procedures.
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New York
New York City
Harold R. Medina
American Bar Association
C. Reardon
Supreme Judicial Court of
Soldier Convicted At Court Martial In Georgia
In BUS Georgia AP report a young soldier refused to wear an Army uniform saying he felt like a paid murderer. General court martial convicted Spec. 4 J Harry Muir Jr., 21, Goldsboro North Carolina, and sentenced him to dishonorable discharge and two years imprisonment at hard labor. A panel of two colonels a lieutenant colonel three majors a captain and a first lieutenant imposed the sentence. The maximum possible was five years five months.
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Vubum Bus
Harry Muir Jr
Goldsboro
N.C
Rockefeller Pushes Pure Waters Authority to Aid Local Costs
Gov. Rockefeller asks the Legislature to create the State Pure Waters Authority to sell bonds and route proceeds to local governments for planning financing construction and operation of sewage treatment plants. The plan backs a 1.7 billion program to curb water pollution with 30 percent state sharing. The five member panel includes health and local government commissioners and three governor appointees.
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Albany
N.Y
Rockefeller
Commissioners of Health
Senate
Canadian Boat Sinks as Crew Is Rescued in Atlantic
A 79 foot Canadian fishing vessel sank in 50 foot seas off Cape Race after losing sails. Eight crewmen were saved by a Coast Guard cutter Castle Rock. two remained aboard Maureen and Michael until it disappeared at 9 a.m. as 165 knot winds battered the ship. Rescue efforts spanned the night with six rescue workers coordinating the final recovery.
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New York
Atlantic Ocean
Coast Guard
Maureen
Michael
Cape Race
Mld
Castle Rock
Romney Nears GOP Run After West Tour Wrap Up
Gov. George W. Romney of Michigan signaled commitment to the Republican presidential race after a seven day West tour ending in Mesa Arizona. He spoke to audiences totaling about 18 500, reported $200 000 raised for the GOP and traveled nearly 9 000 miles. During a news conference he said the outlook for Republicans was favorable and that he would keep up the campaign. Farnsworth collapsed at a Dreamland Villa birthday gathering as Romney spoke. he received medical attention while Romney canceled remaining events.
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Mesa
Ariz
George W. Romney
Michigan
West
Alaska
White House
Romney
GOP
Joseph A. Farnsworth
Dreamland Villa
Farnsworth
Whitehall Sailor on 15 Day Leave Home
Fireman Apprentice Joseph LaMay of the U S Navy is spending a 15 day leave with his parents Mr and Mrs Joseph S LaMay of Poualtney Street Whitehall He will report to Travis Air Force Base California Sunday for assignment to Clark Air Force Base Philippine Islands His next assignment will involve patrolling the coast of Vietnam with the Seventh Fleet Navy unit
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Joseph LaMay
U.S. Navy
Joseph S. LaMay
Poultney Street
Whitehall
Travis Air Force Base
Clark Air Force Base
Philippine Islands
Seventh Feet
Vietnam
University of Chicago ends release of class ranks to draft board
The University of Chicago will stop releasing students class rankings to the Selective Service System without student consent. Male records will require consent, though overall class lists remain compiled. The change follows faculty senate discussion and student protests led by Students Against Rank.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
George W. Beadle
University
Beadle
Students Against
Selective Service
Justice White Comments On News Coverage
Washington AP and UPI report Justice White questioned limits on reporting newsworthy events. He suggested a newspaper should freely cover matters of public interest despite potential libel actions. The discussion followed libel suits against major outlets and a pending Supreme Court decision on journalism and free press rights.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Glens Falls GOP Leader Bernard Ketchum Dies at 51
Bernard Ketchum 51 of 66 Platt Street Glens Falls longtime Republican city councilman of the First Ward died at home after a long illness He served on the Warren County Republican Committee District 4 and was a St Marys Church communicant Funeral set for 9 30 a m at St Marys Glens Falls with interment in St Marys Cemetery Hudson Falls He is survived by his wife Margaret two sons George and Richard and several siblings
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St. . Francis de Sales
Congress Street
United’ Traction Co
Troy
Troy Dpw
Harry McKenna
Bernard. Ketchum
Platt Street
Glens Falls
Ketchum
Warren County Republican Committee
Albany
N.Y
Common Council
Simothy F
Godsil
Gt, Mary’s
Academy
Glens
Sears Roebuck & Co
St. Mary's Church
East Neighborhood
Margaret
George
Richard. Ketchum
Alice
May’ Ketchum
Helen Lenery
Hudson Falls
George Ketchum
St. Mary’s Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Skidmore Hosts Annual Winter Weekend Social
Skidmore College hosts its annual winter weekend at Saratoga Springs with events from tonight through Sunday. Main event is a semi formal dance tomorrow night at the Hall of Springs featuring Dionne Warwick and Stan Rubin's Orchestra, plus a Moore Hall dinner at 6 15 p.m. The schedule includes dancing in the North Dining Room, Chaplin films, a Siro’s gathering, ice skating weather permitting, brunch in dining halls 10 to 11 30 a.m. Sunday, and open house in residence halls noon to 2 p.m.
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Skidmore College
Saratoga Springs College
Hall of Springs
Dionne Warwick
Stan Rubin
Moore Hall
Charlie Chaplin
Siro's
AP Appeals Walker Libel Verdict
The AP asked the Supreme Court to shield press coverage from libel suits over reports on prominent figures in public events. Counsel argued for reversal of a $500,000 Walker judgment, saying the AP’s Mississippi riots report was true and that the case could chill news coverage of contentious public actions.
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Washington
Associated Press
Supreme Court
Edwin A. Walker
Walker
University of Mississippi
US. Atty
William P. Rogers
Clyde J. Watts
Oklahoma City
Okla
Texas
Watts
James H. Meredith
University At
Oxford
U.S. Circuit Court
New Orleans
Meredith
Walk
Rogers
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George K. Wyman
Leonard Ketchum
Skidmore
Hace
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