Welch proposes five point plan to aid Vermont dairy farmers
Democratic candidate John J. Welch outlined five measures in Lyndonville to shield dairy farmers. The plan links domestic product costs to production, sets regional price scales, tightens health inspections for imports, strengthens anti trust enforcement against middlemen, and creates a milk depletion allowance as a tax writeoff. Welch argued small independent farmers are vital for national security and warned of rising prices and corporate control.
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Nagasaki marks A bomb date tribute and plea for ban
Nagasaki observed the 29th anniversary of the 1945 atomic bombing with bells and a peace rally. About 12,000 people gathered at the peace park while 400,000 residents paused at 11 02 am for a moment of prayer. Mayor Motoya issued a peace declaration calling for an end to nuclear weapons tests production and storage.
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UPI
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OBrien settles CREP suit with 400000 payment
Washington UPI Lawrence F. OBrien announced he settled his personal damage suit against the CREP for 400000, to be turned over to the DNC. The CREP settlement totals 775000, reduced by about 250000 in legal fees. He urged matching funds from George Bush to restore public confidence in two parties.
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Nixon’s Resignation Ends Presidency as Ford Takes Oath
President Nixon spoke to a grieving, patriotic crowd as he prepared to resign. Mrs. Nixon watched in pink and white while many in attendance cried and waved flags. He said rivals abroad share hopes for peace as his jet carried him away at 11:35 a.m. EDT. Gerald R. Ford was sworn in at 12:04 p.m. EDT amid tight security at the base.
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Kalmbach begins prison term in California
Herbert W. Kalmbach, former personal lawyer to President Nixon, starts serving his Watergate related sentence at a minimum security federal prison in Lompoc California. He is assigned to work on a sewage treatment plant construction project.
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UPI
Herbert W. Kalmbach
Nixon
Rotary action launches downtown Bennington revitalization plan
Bennington Rotary Club unanimously endorsed its board to begin steps for downtown revitalization under the cities options program design grant. The plan calls for parking improvements, rear store access, shopper comfort, possible density housing, and a common architectural theme with future broad community involvement and merchant funding.
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Greater Bennington
National Endowment On the Arts
Bennington County
Central Business District
Nixon Farewell Message Emphasizes Peace and Truth
In a speech likely echoing post Watergate themes the speaker pledges unbroken search for peace with all nations and asserts America’s strength remains for the safety of humanity. He emphasizes openness candor the Golden Rule and prayers for Richard Nixon and his family while reaffirming a promise to uphold the Constitution and do the right thing for America.
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Watergate
Richard Nixon
White House
Ford Sworn In As 38th President After Nixon Resigns
President Ford asked for prayers for Nixon and his family and pledged to uphold the Constitution. The brief ceremony featured Ford taking the oath from Burger as Nixon resigns, with Nixon leaving office at 11:35 a.m. and Ford preparing for a rapid vice presidential selection amidst GOP debates and bipartisan support.
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