Nerve Gas Train Trains Reach Final Leg Toward Sea
Two military trains carrying deadly nerve gas rockets cleared major cities and pressed toward Sunny Point Military Terminal in North Carolina for ocean disposal. The 24 car Richmond train and 46 car Anniston train traversed scenic routes with crowds watching, despite safety warnings.
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Cooper Attacks ABM Expansion Plan in Senate Debate
Sen. John Sherman Cooper denounces Defense Department plans to add Whiteman and Warren to the ABM Safeguard program. He co sponsors Hart in seeking to cap Safeguard at Grand Forks North Dakota and Malstrom Air Force Base Montana. The vote is set for Wednesday with a close forecast and a $322.2 million cut slated in the bill.
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Elman urges radical reform of regulatory agencies
FTC commissioner Philip Elman denounces mediocrity in federal agencies and calls for sweeping change including eliminating most regulators and stripping judicial authority. He proposes one commissioner per agency, and accountability through presidential or congressional firing, in a valedictory prepared for the American Bar Association antitrust section.
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Woodford Tackles Pollution Problem
Woodford faces a water pollution issue with ongoing investigations. Town Health Officer Mrs. Helen Gibney scheduled state tests after high bacteria levels appeared in Woodford Lake and several wells. State officials collected 11 samples. results due tomorrow will guide steps. Dye tests on homes’ sewers will check for improper installations.
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William Lauzon
Senate approves plan to combat alcoholism
Washington reports the Senate, led by Sen. Harold E. Hughes, approved a plan treating alcoholism as a disease and proposing up to 395 million dollars for three years for research and local treatment centers for offenders. House hearings were not scheduled before vacation.
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Inside Plans for Methodist Church Art Show
Editorial notes, on Page 3, outlines forthcoming Methodist Church art show details and exhibitions. Highlights pending artist participation and potential community outreach implications within the church’s cultural programming.
Amendment Passes House on Equal Rights for Women
The House approved the equal rights amendment 350 to 15, with proponent Martha Griffiths and Alice Paul key figures. The measure seeks equality under the law regardless of sex, potentially affecting draft eligibility and women’s employment protections.
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Major Overhaul of State Welfare Department Proposed
Social Welfare Commissioner Betit unveiled a plan for a major overhaul to simplify structure and cut bureaucratic layers. Provisional implementation begins Sept. 1 with a move toward a merged human services agency next January. The plan shifts deputy welfare to a second in command role and expands divisions from five to seven, creating new blind and administrative services, while empowering district directors with more decision making.
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Bennington Voters Cast Ballots At Multiple Locations
North Bennington residents vote at McCullough Firehouse from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on charter surrender. Beech Street Firehouse hosts Bennington Rural Fire District voters from noon to 8 p.m. on charter. Townwide election for three interim selectmen runs 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. All residents vote at Bennington Elementary School except those on the North Bennington check list who vote at McCullough Firehouse.
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Harrington Pushes Stricter Discipline At Mt Anthony Board
Mt Anthony Union High School District faced a heated meeting as new member Lawrence E. Harrington attacked attendance, discipline, and a policy allowing seniors to leave campus. He urged tighter controls on smoking and teacher accountability while other board members debated property plans for a second vocational house and updated student behavior rules.
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Stephen H. Gilman
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James Shea
Adler
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Charles W. Keir
Mexico to ban quickie divorces for foreigners
Mexico City government announced plans to submit legislation to Congress to outlaw quickie divorces for foreigners. The law would bar non permanent residents from obtaining divorces in Mexican courts, targeting recent certificates of residence issued in Ciudad Juarez. Divorces in Juarez have been completed in as little as 24 hours for some foreigners.
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