Police arrest antiwar veterans at Supreme Court steps
Scores of Vietnam veterans were arrested on the marble steps of the Supreme Court after a peaceful demonstration. About 150 vets, many in military garb, refused to disperse and were escorted to buses for processing. The action followed a court ruling banning campouts on the Mall and came as tens of thousands more protesters were expected in Washington.
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UPI
To Her Mates Court
Supreme Court
Vietnam Veterans Against the War
Southeast Asia
Capitol Hill
U.S. Park Service
Belu Tians
Justice Department
Jerry V. Wilson
William Wyman
New York City
Vietnam
Boston
Wilson
Interior Department
Vermont church leader urges wait for court ruling on aid law
Msgr. Raymond Adams of the Diocesan School Board urges postponing any challenge to Vermonts parochial aid statute until after the Supreme Court ruling expected in June An ACLU challenge to the Rutland plan is not yet filed as attorneys search for standing House Democratic Leader Thomas Candon backs a court test while McRae criticizes state leadership during a racially charged public meeting and library name dispute See LIBRARY BOARD Page 14 Col 2
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Raymond Adams
High Court
Mally
ACLU
Diocesan
Deane C. Davis
House
Thomas Candon
Rutland
Candon
McRae
Goddard College
Walter L. Kennedy
Chelsea
Brigham
McRae Brigham
Paul Hackel
Vermont Human Rights Council
Library Board
Hackel
Vermont Library Board
Gov. Davis
Vermont
Pelier
Davis
Kennedy
Duvalier Dies Hurled Haiti Into Regime Change
Francois Papa Doc Duvalier the Haiti dictator died at 64 seven days after his birthday. His son Jean Claude Duvalier succeeded him and named a new cabinet as tension grew over army support. The regime faced past invasions, coups, and U.S. aid cutoffs amid his brutal rule and voodoo influence.
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Haiti
UPI
Francois
Papa Doc” Duvalier
Jean-Claude
Papa Doc
Jean- Claude
Adrian Raymond
Claude Raymond
Paul Magloire
Magloire
New York
John F. Kennedy
U.S
Lycee National
Faculty of Medicine
Hospital of St. Francis de Sales
Duvalier
Max Dominique
Marie-Denise
Spain
Marie- Denise
Luckner Cambronne
Interior
Davis Praises 1971 Vermont Legislature Box Score
Gov. Deane C. Davis hailed the 1971 Vermont legislature as having the best box score of his three sessions. He praised actions including a balanced budget, the $50 million clean waters program, welfare tightening, parochial school aid, adult rights for 18 year olds, and constitutional revision work while noting missed proposals on land use tax and enforcement agency. Kennedy criticized Davis for leaving Montpelier during adjournment.
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Davis
Vermont
Johnson backs tough ratio for dilution of effluent
Vermont official Martin L. Johnson defends a 30 to 1 water to treated sewage dilution as necessary to reduce health risks from viruses and bacteria. He would prefer 100 to 1 and argues treatment plants cannot guarantee 100 percent safety, backing stricter water quality standards at a Montpelier hearing. He cites alternatives like spray irrigation and river discharge points to meet the dilution rule amid public concern.
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Martin L. Johnson
Vermont
Federal Water Resources Board
Johns Hopkins University
Water Board
Johnson
United States
Europe
Inside Edition: Parochiaid bill sparks editorial page 4
Advance notes preview Manchester Lions Club show on page 6. Hoosick Falls N Y covers the Battle of Bennington on page 8. BBS wins two and Patriots one highlighted on page 10.
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Manchester Lions Club
Battle of
Bennington
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
BBS
Patriots
Betit Sees No Welfare Funds Amid Vermont Housing Crisis
Vermont welfare commissioner Joseph W. Betit declared no budgeted funds exist for welfare immigrants and warned any influx could dramatically strain the state budget. He spoke after meeting 19 California transients housed at a Bennington motel, with up to 40 more local evictions reported. local officials fear a housing crisis while Masso called an emergency housing meeting to seek immediate and long-range solutions.
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Vermont
Edward R. Lamb
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Lamb
Bett
Tony Masso
Bennington
St. Albans
St. Johnsbury
Masso
North Street
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Lindsay
State Library Board
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OAS
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Ly Stewart Hancock
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