Hoff urges specifics from GOP reformers in Vermont race
Vermont Governor Philip Hoff challenged Republican candidates to detail proposed reforms and savings. He cited Roger MacBride and University of Vermont professor Robert Babcock on taxes and spending, noting voters deserve concrete plans and the specifics of what would be taxed and how services would change. Hoff hinted at continuing two year program plus essential reforms.
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Roger MacBride
Halifax
Montpelier
University of Vermont
Robert S. Babcock
GOP
Ralph A. Foote
Hoff
U.S. Pushes Nuclear Non-Dissemination Talks in Geneva
The United States says it is privately negotiating with the Soviet Union on a multilateral non-dissemination pact while accusing Moscow of blocking agreement with political arguments against NATO's multilateral nuclear force. Soviet negotiator Tsarapkin counters that the U.S. prefers a nuclear alliance with West Germany over non-dissemination.
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Geneva
UPI
United States
Soviet Union
Adrian S. Fisher
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Semyon Tsarapkin
Bundeswehr
Disarmament) Committee
Fisher
Hoff Seeks Department Guides to Outline Aims
Montpelier Gov. Philip Hoff ordered department heads to submit this month an outline of each department immediate aims and long range objectives. He described the outline as a guide to current and future problems helping each depart move toward specified goals. Hoff noted strained relations with some heads and stressed executive branch responsibility.
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Hoff
New Benhi Principal From Gloversville New York
Supt Allan J Heath announced 30 year old Ralf S Kates as new principal of Bennington High School effective July 1. Kates previously served as Gloversville High School vice principal and held roles in aerospace education and science teaching. He holds degrees from Oswego and SUNY Albany and is pursuing a EdD. He will be the third Benhi principal in four years.
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New York State
Bennington
Allan J. Heath
Benhi
Ralf S. Kates
Gloversville
N.Y
Paul E. Kirsch
Kates
State University College of Education
Oswego
State University of New York
Albany
Heath
The
Capital Area
Ellenville
Central School
U.S. Navy
Navy
Phi Delta Kappa
New York State Teachers’ Association
Teachers’ Associations
United States
New
Newton
Mass
State University of New York At Albany
Bendi
Kirsch
Geoffery Graham
Graham
Proctor - Rutland
Harold Rising
Bradford
Bennington Board
Greek Cypriot students demand Grivas return from Athens
About 8 000 secondary students marched in Nicosia urging the return of Gen George Grivas to Cyprus. Observers see rising support for his leadership of Greek Cypriot forces as Turkish troops hold strategic positions near the capital and UN peacekeepers face pressure.
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Nicosia, Cyprus
UPI
Nicosia
Cyprus
George Grivas
Nicosia-Kyrenia
Grivas
Athens
Makarios
EOKA
Britain
Greece
United Nations
Turkey
Doctors Gloomy On Recovery By MacArthur
Washington reports say General Douglas MacArthur’s heart and kidney functions worsened. A peritoneal dialysis tube was inserted to aid kidney elimination amid continued decline after three major operations in 24 days. A blood-donor call was issued and answered for more reserves as the hospital manages the patient’s condition.
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Washington
UPD
Douglas MacArthur
Army
Leonard S. Heaton
MacArthur
MaceArthur
Heaton
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Goulart Forces Crumbling Mazzilli Named President
St. Augustine jails hold about 300 integrationists as arrests rise in civil rights protests tied to New England activists arrival. Mrs. Malcolm Peabody, 72, wed to a former Episcopal bishop, stays jailed over anti trespass conspiracy charges and seeks federal court review. three hours of hearings held.
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St. Augustine
Fla
New England
Malcolm Peabody
Endicott Peabody
Massachusetts
Peabody
Bryan Simpson
Jacksonville
St. John County
Tobias Simon
Miami
Hoff Orders Study of Vermont Payroll Cuts
Gov. Philip Hoff directed the Vermont Personnel Board to study state employes, totaling 3 846 workers with a 21 million annual payroll, and report back by Oct 1. He rejected a flat across the board cut as unfair and said turnover could reduce headcount without firing.
Goulart Fights to Hold Brazil as Forces Move In
President Joao Goulart flees to Porto Alegre for a last stand against army units as rebel lines press the city. Reports say the 3rd Army has defected and radio networks claim resistance is ending. Mazzilli is sworn in as provisional president while Goulart vows to stay.
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UPN
Joao Goulart
Porto Alegre
Argentina
Brazil
Goulart
Mideday
Jornal Do Brasil
Rio
Jornal
Rio Grande Do Sul
Congress
Ranieri Mazzilli
Chamber of Deputies
Mazzilli
Brasilia
State Registers 5 000 More Cars
automobile registrations rise nearly five thousand over last year with 142 571 total by April 1. Motor Vehicles Commissioner Robert C. Schwartz cites 121 717 pleasure cars and remaining trucks and business vehicles.
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Montpelier
UPD
Motor Vehicles
Robert C. Schwartz
Kearns Defends Administration Dept Against Cut Plan
Vermont official William F. Kearns Jr rejects Rep. Roger MacBride’s proposal to dissolve the Department of Administration. MacBride says cuts would save about 500000 annually, but Kearns calls the plan vague and insists essential services would persist. He notes the department’s 907000 annual cost and its 1960 creation to aid gubernatorial decisions.
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Montpelier
William F. Kearns Jr
Roger MacBride
Department of Administration
MacBride
Halifax
GOP
Kearns
Commissioner’s Office
Division of Budget and Management
Johnson Names Commission for Alaskan Aid
President Johnson moved to aid Alaska after earthquake and tidal wave destruction. He named a Federal Reconstruction and Development Planning Commission for Alaska and sought 50 million dollars for immediate relief. The advisory panel includes cabinet secretaries and agency heads to coordinate rehabilitation efforts with Alaska officials.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Alaska
Congress
White House
George E. Reedy
Federal
Reconstruction and Development Planning Commission
Sen
Clinton P. Anderson
Zoo Foolers Crack Up Bronx Zoo Calls
UPI reports Bronx Zoo on Wednesday received 4 173 telephone calls with 3 682 about April Fool jokes. Callers named animals including 642 for Mr Lion 377 for Mr Fox and 354 for Mr Wolf.
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New York
UPI
Bronx Zoo
Mr. Lion
Mr. Fox
Mr. Wolf
Inside A Review of Poetry and Fiction
On the Inside reviews Howard Nemerov's Poetry and Fiction page four. Public discussion tonight on union high school plans page five. Native Dorsetster celebrates 90th birthday today page seven. Equinox House opens season with interfaith dinner for Manchester churches page eight. North Pownal teacher directs program to show advantages of his profession page eight.
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Howard Nemerov
Union High School
Manchester
North Pownal
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