Vermont Candidates Debate Education Spending Plans
Two gubernatorial hopefuls at Randolph Center pressed education as Vermont’s top issue and endorsed major funding proposals to improve schools and schooling. Each candidate outlined extensive spending plans to bolster classrooms, teachers, and facilities nationwide news wire notes.
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Randolph
UPI
Vermont
HOWDY
Philip H. Hoff
Randolph Center
Vermont Technical College
Shilton
State Group Plans Appeal On Districts
Vermont lawmakers plan to delay any appeal of a federal order for reapportionment until September pending Washington delaying tactics. CDVC funds and supports the appeal while Rep. MacBride lines up to file before the court deadline. The scene includes Hoff and Babcock stance on state aid and zoning plans. Kent firemen in Bromley report rescuing 130 people last year including a man with a hand caught in a cash register.
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Stamford
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Roger MacBride
Halifax
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Philip H. Hoff
Robert S. Babcock
Babcock
Hoff
Vermont Technical College
Ralph A. Foote
GOP
Foote
Vermont Bar Association
Veremont
Rutland
John Daley
John Boylan
Island Pond
Bromley
England
UPI
Kent
UN Control Slips In Cyprus Capital Nicosia
U.N. commander Gen. Kodendra Thimayya reported no progress gaining control in Nicosia while securing assurances of no fighting at Kokkina. Greek Cypriots briefly halted a Swedish U.N. patrol at a roadblock, raising tensions as Grivas pushes for operational control of the guard and enosis aims.
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U.N. Cyprus
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George Grivas
Polycarpos Georghadjis
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Makarios
Thiayya
Johnson Signs Pay Bill Raises Federal Employees Pay
President Johnson signed a law boosting pay for about 1.7 million federal workers including white collar staff, with a $7,500 increase for senators and representatives to $30,000 a year. Changes retroactive to July for most, except top congressional raises postponed until January 1965.
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Liberals Rally Against Dirksen Reapportionment Ride
Senate liberals launched a rapid-fire set of amendments to block a Dirksen plan delaying the Supreme Court's one man one vote ruling on state legislative apportionment. The House backed a Tuck bill to bar federal courts from ruling on reapportionment as city versus rural fights heighten pre adjournment.
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DeVa
Everett M. Dirksen
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Paul H. Douglas
D-Jill
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
Philip A. Hart
Union Board Sets Sept 3 as Date For Decision on Building Site
The Mt. Anthony Union School Board fixed deadlines for choosing an architect and one of two sites for a new union high school. It will decide next Thursday whether to retain The Architects Collaborative of Cambridge and on Sept 3 whether to select a site or set a voting procedure.
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Mass
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Edma A
Brad) Riley
North Bennington
Thompson
Union Board
Park Street
Vermont Soldiers’ Home
Town Farm
Bennington Opens New Art Gallery
Editorial note from Inside North village commends firefighters for gallantry while GOP unity party and Gov Hoff surplus are discussed in separate pages. The piece highlights a new art gallery opening in Bennington with local cultural impact.
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Rumors Fly as Cosmos 37 Launch Underway
Soviet Union launched an unmanned Cosmos 37 satellite amid rumors of a planned manned flight with two to four cosmonauts. Tass identified the craft as Cosmos 37 and reported instruments functioning and data transmission. Aviation and space observers weighed a possible weekend launch and potential records, while German and Italian sources offered cautious interpretations.
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Cosmos
Plan Inaugurated To Train Draft Rejects
The Defense Department unveiled a November start for an experimental program to train men rejected for the Army due to mental or physical shortfalls. About 11,000 in training at once, with 60,000 to be admitted over three years, volunteers sign a three year term.
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Johnson
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Paris peace talks choice jolts Laos policy stance
The United States and Britain fear Paris may push neutralist Souvanna Phouma toward a new 14 nation Geneva conference. They demand a restored coalition, ceasefire, and Lao army withdrawal before any reconvening, while Pathet Lao and allies resist. Souphanouvong and Phoumi Nosavan are slated to meet in Paris on August 24.
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Souvanna Phouma
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Charles de Gaulle
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Phoumi Nosavan
Red Prince
Souphanovn Vong
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