Freed Boudiaf Rejoins Algerian Peace Talks
Deputy Premier Mohammed Boudiaf, freed by guerrillas after 24 hours, returns to Algiers to join reconciliation efforts amid a power struggle with Ahmed Ben Bella and Beklai Krim. Rabah Bitat escorted him from Batna to the capital as Ben Bella plans to join talks. A 10,000 strong Berber guerrilla support backs Boudiaf and Krim in Kabylie.
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Algiers
Mohammed Boudiaf
Ahmed Ben Bella
Boudiaf
Wilaya
M’sila
Algeria
Rabah Bitat
Ben Bella
Batna
Aures Mountains
Oran
Mohammed Khider
Beklacem Krim
Krim
Wilaya No. 3
Kabylie
Bennington Citizens Protest Gas Plant at Special Trustee Session
Village trustees adjourned to seek action from the Public Service Commission over the Vermont Gas Corporation experimental plant on Lincoln Street. Citizens demanded an injunction to halt operations if permits are lacking and called for an expert study on hazards amid odor noise and safety concerns.
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Chester J. Kirby
Vermont
Vermont Gas Corp
Joseph Pello Jr
Ormal Pierce
Henry Mallory
Charles Bodine
Dave Carver
James B. Gibney
Hilda Hurley
Leo Nash
George Ryan
Edmunds
Bennington
Vermont Gas Corporation
Lincoln Street
Board of Trustees
Public Service Commission
Joseph Richardson
Gibney
Joseph A. Pello Jr
Rockefeller Orders Probe Of Berlin Gas Blast Tragedy
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller orders an executive probe into the Berlin propane explosion that killed eight and injured thirteen. An inquiry meeting Thursday will consider preventing a repeat disaster and include representatives of victims and families. Berlin hospital updates note multiple critical and serious cases among residents. Funeral services for Mr. and Mrs. Sourcliffe of South Stream Road are announced in Bennington with details of service times and locations.
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Rockefeller
Berlin
N.Y
Nelson Rockefeller
U. S
Dean P. Taylor
Gov. Rockefeller
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Putnam
John Feathers
Ethel
Frank Marco
Donna Wager
Troy’s
Samaritan Hospital
Dorothy Moses
Albany Medical Center
Mary Braze
John Jr
Samaritan
John Braze Sr
Bennington
Joseph Eugene Sourcliffe Sr
South Stream Road
Mary Fletcher Hospital
Burlington
Sourcliffe
Doris Bourn
Hanson - Walbridge Funeral Home
St. Francis de Sales
White Chapel Cemetery
Humphrey cites gaps in drug info aiding thalidomide spread
Senator Hubert Humphrey warned of a tragic avoidable gap in international drug information after thalidomide reached 1,200 U.S. physicians. He noted Dr. Frances Kelsey’s FDA letter- based warning helped limit deformities as hearings on drug information coordination begin.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Humphrey
Frances Kelsey
Food and Drug Administration
Kelsey
U.S
Helen Taussig
West
Germany
The
Ton
United States
Truce Plan on Satellite Bill Falls to Goldwater and Tower
Washington AP reports two Republican senators blocked a bipartisan effort to pause a Democratic filibuster over the satellite bill. Barry Goldwater and John Tower objected to a 10 day referral to the Foreign Relations Committee, stalling the move and delaying further debate. Senate leaders consider next steps as tempers flare.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Barry Goldwater
Rariz
John G. Tower
R-Tex
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Mansfield
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate Answers Handicapped By Passing Bill
Vermont lawmakers consider funding to expand special education programs as Gov. Keyser cites a 900000 dollar surplus. Sen. John Boylan says a parent sought enrolment for a child at Austine School for the Deaf and the bill would add 43 handicapped children to special schools next month.
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Senate
Montpelier
Keyser
Vermont Senate
John Boylan
Essex
Appropriations Committee
Brattleboro
Austine School For the
House
Boylan
Vermont Senate Passes Vets Tax Exemption Bill
In Montpelier the Vermont Senate approved a House endorsed bill restoring property tax exemptions for disabled veterans and widows of about 1,800 veterans, a change desired by Gov. Keyser during the current special session.
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Senate
House
Vermont Senate Watches Burlington Reapportionment Plea
Vermont's 30 state senators await a pivotal vote on reapportionment as the Supreme Court in Burlington considers Rutland County's motion to reargue the case. Speculation grows over possible outcomes and political stakes in Montpelier and the state.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Burlington
Supreme Court
Rutland County
State
Senate Group OKs Version of Tax Revision
The Senate Finance Committee approved a revised Kennedy tax bill after hearings 9-2. Byrd plans to strike the investment credit and argues the measure costs the Treasury about 750 million yearly. House passage foresees a 120 million surplus, while debates continue over withholding and personal rate cuts.
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Senate Group OK
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Kennedy
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Virginian
Byrd
Treasury
House
Administration
Senate
Hopefuls Hurry As Candidates Deadline Nears
Vermont hopefuls rush to file nominating petitions with Secretary of State Howard Armstrong before tonight’s 12 p.m. deadline. Incumbent Rep. Robert Stafford filed for re election while facing Democrat Harold Rynolds in November. Fred L. Richmond seeks a Chittenden County Senate seat in the Democratic primary. John M. Spencer, Democratic State Chairman, will run for Rutland County State Senate.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Howard Armstrong
U.S
Robert T. Stafford
Stafford
Harold Raynolds
Pomfret
Charlotte
Fred L. Richmond
Chittenden County
Senate
Richmond
William H. Meyer
Cuttingsville
John M. Spencer
Rutland County
Spencer
The
Hope Foundation
July Job Totals Eyed Expectantly
Washington AP reports July job totals are released as Kennedy weighs a possible tax cut. Early indications point to some improvement over June but may not quell concern that the economy remains at a standstill. The seasonally adjusted unemployment rate is the key figure watchers focus on.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
U S May Seek Restrictions Only on Air Water Bomb Tests
U S officials consider a partial test ban focusing on atmospheric and underwater explosions to curb radioactive fallout while avoiding full inspections in Soviet territory. President Kennedy weighs options at a White House policy conference amid ongoing Geneva disarmament talks and continued Nevada underground tests.
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U.S
Union
Kennedy
White House
Dean Rusk
Robert S. McNamara
United States
Central Pacific
Nevada
Russia
Soviet Union
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Bennington County
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Kefauver
D-Tenn
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Clark
Goldwater
Goldwater Objects
Dirksen
Bill
Orleans
Addision
High Court
Sen
Pearl Keeler
Chittenden
Rutland
Mrs. Keller
Phillip Hoff
John Masterton
R Goshen
Rutland Railway
Cials
Soviet
Orval Faubus
Huntsville
Ark
Arkansas
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