Village weighs Dewey estate land for new elementary school
Bennington Graded School trustees vote to take a three month option on a 13.4 acre Dewey Trust Estate parcel west of Dewey Street between Stark Street and Putnam Memorial Hospital grounds for possible future elementary use. The option starts Aug 19 as they study site viability and costs.
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Bennington
Kenneth E. Gile
Bennington High School
Anthony Pello
Allan J. Heath
Heath
Frost Lane
Dewey
Ivor S. Pelsue
Noreton Barber
Edward E. Dewey
Putnam and
Dewey Streets
Citizens Committee
Pelsue
Racing Commissioner To Answer Babcock
Vermont racing officials plan to send Robert S. Babcock a written reply to his June 29 questions about the Taconic Racing and Breeding Association and track operations. Gov Hoff backs the commission. Babcock says he deserves full written answers and access to minutes.
Medicare Fee Cites High Cost for Medicare Program
AMA spokesman Dr Edward R Annis told the Senate Finance Committee that a payroll tax increase of major proportions would be needed to finance Medicare He described the hospitalization cost for the elderly as unknown and said the program offers limitless possibilities He testified as hearings examined Medicare aimed at 18 million people 65 and over Backers seek to attach Medicare as a rider to a House passed bill pending before the committee
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UPC
American Medical Association
Senate Finance Committee
Edward R. Annis
Miami
AMA
Annis
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Medicare
Hoff and Babcock clash over racing info headlines
UPI report from Montpelier shows Gov Hoff and Republican Robert Babcock trading accusations over access to Vermont Racing Commission records on the Green Mountain Park track in Pownal. Hoff scolded Babcock for chasing headlines and urged a meeting with Racing Commissioner Fred Davis to move the issue from politics to good government.
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Robert S. Babcock
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Pownal
Fred Davis
Newport
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Hoff
Man’s dog turns on TV with remote shake
Sherman Texas Earl Ellington 37 learns Buck his dog turns on his television each day while he is at work. Buck stands before the remote controlled set and shakes his head triggering the on off switch by jingling vaccination tags.
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USI
Earl Ellington
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Johnson Denies He Gave Authority in Viet Nam
White House says President Johnson did not authorize U S field commanders to use nuclear weapons in Vietnam or Gulf of Tonkin action. Goldwater claimed Johnson ordered any weapons. Rusk and McNamara deny and call interpretation unjustified and irresponsible.
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Rioting Outnumbers Police in Paterson and Elizabeth NJ
Hundreds of helmeted officers faced large crowds in Paterson and Elizabeth as racial unrest escalated. At least 30 people were arrested in Paterson and 18 in Elizabeth amid flying bottles bricks and Molotov cocktails. Minor injuries to newsmen police rioters and bystanders were reported.
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Governor slash cuts Vermont deficit by 2 million dollars
Governor Philip H. Hoff announced a deficit reduction of 2 million dollars, reducing Vermont's red to 479,240. He said barring a major recession the deficit will be wiped out by June 1965, giving the state its first operational surplus in 12 years. The move follows revenue gains, tighter fiscal control, and 816,500 in reversions to the general fund.
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Philip H. Hoff
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On the Inside Editorial Tackles Brain Unions Elimination
An Inside editorial on page 4 analyzes efforts to remove brain unions. It weighs arguments for and against a coordinated push, noting public opinions and potential impacts on labor and industry.
Soviets Said Ready for Space Flights of Two Standbys
Moscow radio reported that cosmonauts Andrian Nikolayev and Pavel Popovich were ready for space flights as a new launch rumor spread in Europe. The broadcast cited plans for two automatic stations in different orbits and described maneuvering systems, as speculation grew about a three person crew.
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Pavel Popovich
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Stockholm
Swedish Radio Institute
Enkeeping
Kennedy avoids surgery in spinal fracture recovery
Dr Herbert D Adams announced that Senator Edward M Kennedy would not require operation as healing progresses well from spinal fractures. Adams, surgeon-in-chief at New England Baptist Hospital and Lahey Clinic director, said Kennedy is recovering excellently after injuries from a plane crash.
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UPI
Herbert D. Adams
New England Baptist Hospital
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Lahey Clinic
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