Gore Says China Gave U S Notice of War Warning
Senator Albert Gore claims China warned the United States it would go to war if the U S land invasion or Hanoi capitulation occurred. He cited broadcast remarks with Senators Scott and Clark and referenced Chou En Lai comments via interviews. Details of diplomatic contacts were not disclosed.
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Washington
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
China
United States
Sidney Smith
Troy
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Gore
Pennsylvania
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Joseph &. Clark
D-Pa
Clark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
Scott
Simon Malley
Chou En-lai
Chou Enlai
DeSalvio Leads Reapportionment Effort at Assembly
Louis DeSalvio a gregarious New York City Assemblyman chairs the Joint Legislative Committee on reapportionment. Two years earlier his party blocked entry to the district lines room, prompting speculation he may now win access via Republican staff. Newsmen critique the convention’s long speeches as delegates seek attention. Rosemary Gunning of Queens jokes about compulsory school bussing and ethnic look tests. The State Board of Regents delays Blaine Amendment statement amid private education debate as May Plattsburgh meeting nears. Former Mayor Wagner downplays Santangelo ouster amid convention noise.
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Louis DeSalvio
New York City
Joint Legislative Committee
DeSalvio
Rosemary Gunning
Queens
United States
Hong Kong
State Board of Regents
Plattsburgh
Robert F. Wagner
Alfred Santangelo
Falling fragments devastate Hanoi area casualties rise
Kyodo News reports in Hanoi that falling anti-aircraft shells and fragments from Soviet missiles and U S air raids cause unpredictable death and injury in the North Vietnamese capital. A Japanese correspondent cites ongoing destruction and danger from airborne remnants. Cosmos 161 launches third in five days, with orbit 213 by 127 miles. Tass says unmanned satellite aims to advance space research, though Western sources view some as spy satellites.
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Hanoi
Tokyo
U.S
Yasumasa Ohta
Kyodo News Service
Soviets
Moscow
Tass
Soviet Union
All-Male Jury Selected in Espionage Trial
An all male jury was chosen in U S District Court in Alexandria for the espionage trial of Air Force sergeant Herbert W Boeckenhaupt 24 Riverside California accused of passing defense secrets and SAC materials to the Soviet Union. He faces possible death if convicted.
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UPI
U.S. District Court
Air Force
Soviet Union
Herbert W. Boeckenhaupt
Riverside
Calif
U.S. Defense
Strategic Air Command Sac
Pentagon
Hunger strikers at Matteawan continue four day protest
At Matteawan State Hospital 31 demonstrators reportedly bought food or received packages from families while refusing regular hospital meals since Friday. The four day boycott of meals by hunger strikers at the narcotics rehabilitation center persisted yesterday with no apparent change in their stance.
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Matteawan
Veteran Road Aide B R Cross Dies at 75
Burton R Cross 75 World War II Army veteran and former Shaftsbury road commissioner died Sunday at Putnam Memorial Hospital Bennington after a brief illness. He farmed on Maple Hills Road Shaftsbury and served when horse drawn vehicles ruled roads. Survived by wife Ella M Potter three sons a daughter four brothers four sisters and seven grandchildren. Funeral tomorrow at 2 pm from Hanson Walbridge with Rev Angus J MacDonald officiating. Interment Center Shaftsbury Cemetery.
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Shaftsbury
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington
Mr. Cross
Oscar Cross Sr
Bertha Saunders Cross
Maple Hills Road
Taconic Grange
Ella M. Potter
Harold L
Robert W
Edward B
Roger Wood
Arlington, Vt
William
Ezekiel Cross Sr
Earl
James Cross
Robert Booth
John Alexionis
Wallace Mattison Sr
Walter Janssen
Hanson-Walbridge
Angus J. MacDonald
Shaftsbury Methodist Church
Center Shaftsbury Cemetery
Women’s Groups Visit Shrine for Annual Mass Delegation
Forty three Troy members of the National Catholic Central Union and the National Catholic Women’s Union journeyed to the Auriesville Shrine for the annual visitation arranged by the state organizations. L. Frank Milter led the delegation as state president. Mass at the shrine was celebrated by Rev. Harold A. Sartoris, pastor of St. Lawrence’s Church and state spiritual sector.
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Troy
National Catholic Central Union
National Catholic Womens Union
Auriesville Shrine
L. Frank Milter
The
Central Union
Harold A. Sartoris
St. Lawrence's Church
Area Church Launches $50 Million Fund Drive in Cambridge
The United Presbyterian Church will launch a $50 million fund drive at morning worship Sunday at 10 a.m. in Cambridge United Presbyterian Church. Rev Alastair C Parr and general chairman flavold Ehrenfreand will conduct the service. Theme: The Mission of Christ's Church. One service only.
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United Presbyterian Church
Cambridge
Cambridge United Presbyterian Church
Alastair C. Parr
Flavold Ehrenfreand
Mission of Christ's
Glenn to Star in Tanzania Adventure Film
Glenn Jr America’s first astronaut will star in a movie shot in Tanzania about David Livingstone. The journey will be modern using a plane and Land Rover rather than the 9th century wilderness treks.
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Dar ES Salaam
John HW
Glenn Jr
America
Tanzania
David Livingstone
Church School Session Breakfast Meeting Notice
The Church School will meet from 9 30 to 11 a m with a breakfast in the chapel for Session Board of Deacons and Board of Trustees from 8 45 to 9 45 a m.
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Board of Deacons
Board of Trustees
Fixonent Denture Aid Promises Comfort and Clarity
Revolutionary denture support aims to reduce pain and improve chewing with a pencil point dispenser for precise use. It claims quick, long lasting relief allowing better speech and confidence while resisting heat and beverages. See your dentist regularly and obtain Fixonent at drug counters.
Yank Team Downs Second MIG Over Hanoi North Vietnam
Two U S Air Force pilots in a Phantom, Lt. Col. Robert F. Titus and Lt. Milan Zimer, shot down their second MIG21 in three days over North Vietnam north of Hanoi while escorting F105 bombers. The claim raises total U S MiG kills to 71. Titus described using a missile then gun to finish the second MIG. The gun is a newly installed 20 mm cannon on Phantoms.
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DA Nang
Vietnam
U.S. Air Force
North Vietnam
Air Force
Robert F. Titus
Hampton
Milan
Zimer
Canton
Ohio
Titus
389Th Tactical
Hanoi
Contest Winner Announced at Cambridge Junior High Declamation
Pauline Wilmot won the second annual junior high declamation contest for eighth graders held at Cambridge Central School auditorium. Barbara Redman and Helen White finished second and third. Judges included Miss Patricia White, Miss Joan McKee, and David Thornton.
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Pauline Wilmot
Cambridge Central School
Barbara Redman
Helen White
Patricia White
Cambridge
Joan McKee
Salem Central School
David Thornton
Cambridge High School
John Herbert
Joyce Bellemare
Roberta Beeker
Oy Edward McDowell
Ly E. Markham Lee
Helen ‘White
Arhur Honegger
East Germany plans second nuclear plant near Griefswald
Berlin AP reports East Germany aims to build a second nuclear plant near the Baltic city Griefswald. The 500 megawatt facility would cost about 250 million dollars. The first plant north of Berlin now produces 70 megawatts.
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Berlin
East Germany
Baltic Sea
Griefswald
West
Belgium Store Fire Kills At Least 13
A downtown Brussels fire in the Innovation department store killed at least 13 people and left 60 missing, with fire officers later indicating the death toll could exceed 20 and 106 injured as the blaze engulfed an entire block. A store spokesman confirmed 60 staff were unaccounted for on his list.
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Brussels
Belgium
Innovation
Miss White Speaks at Cambridge PTA Meeting
Miss Patricia White former Cambridge Central School exchange teacher speaks on her year in Cambridge at the Cambridge PTA meeting tonight at 8 at the Cambridge Central School auditorium. Vernon Tate conducts the business meeting. officers to be elected. Refreshments and a social hour follow.
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Cambridge Central School
Cambridge Pta
Miss White
Clements ‘Crowe
Cambridge
Aylesbury
Buckinghamshire
England
PTA
Vernon Tate
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