Rogers Out Kissinger In As Secretary Of State
Secretary of State William P. Rogers resigns and Henry A. Kissinger named to replace him. Kissinger will become secretary of state Sept 3 while remaining presidential assistant, raising questions about executive privilege and public testimony on foreign policy. Rogers cites unfinished business in Asia, the Middle East, Latin America, and Europe as reason to extend his 4 additional months.
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BSD warily waits next budget vote
Bennington School District officials nervously await the outcome of the next Tuesday budget vote after a prior defeat. The new proposal lowers taxes but faces potential deficit areas including elections, attorneys fees, and transportation. The plan outlines Aug 25 and 27 meetings to appoint absentee ballot collectors, with Mrs. Lucia Howard barred from collecting ballots amid an ongoing inquiry by State's Attorney Neil S. Moss.
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Bennington
Bynnington
Board of Civil Authority
Lucia Howard
BSD Board
Howard
Joseph Carroll
Thomas Steffen
Gerald Cornell
Bernard G. Winslow
Cornell
David Allen
Richard Sieeman
Louis Perrotta
Neil S. Moss
Moss
Nixon denies resignation at tense California briefing
President Nixon declared he will not resign at a combative news conference in San Clemente. He criticized critics, defended wiretaps, denied impeachment grounds, and said aides Haldeman and Ehrlichman could be exonerated after court hearings.
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John D. Etelichman
White House
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Spira T. Agnew
Agnew
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Dean
Democratic Party
Mitchell
Ehrlichman
Matthew Byrne
Hyrne Wvas
Los Angeles
Clark MacGregor
Sen
Gege McGovern
Nisan
Sail
Congress
Impeyemient
Katzenbach denies burglaries during Kennedy and Johnson presidencies
Former attorney general Katzenbach rejects Nixon claim that government authorized burglaries occurred on a large scale during the Kennedy and Johnson administrations. He says he has no knowledge of such burglaries and questions who would have authorized them. He also comments on wiretap use, noting higher activity in the Kennedy era and defending security needs.
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Johnson
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United States
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UPI
San Clemente
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Katzenbach
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FBI
Washington Post
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Robert Kennedy
Eisenhower
Oswald
Lee Harvey Oswald
National Securi
State urged to buy VELCO to control power distribution
Vermont lawmakers heard arguments to issue bonds to acquire Vermont Electric Power Company and assume statewide power distribution control. Advocates claim state takeover would cut costs, with estimates of savings and planning benefits, while questions arose about how VELCO and Central Vermont Public Service would fit into a single planning authority.
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Montpelier
UPI
Vermont Electric Cooperative
Coop
Walter Cook
House Commerce Committee
Vermont Epectric Company
Cook
Vermont
Frederick Fayette
Burlington
Fayette
We State
Vermont Yankee
Vernon
Philip Hoff
Public Service Board
James Griffin
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
CVPSC
Richard Snelling
K-Shelture
Griffin
Vermont Electric
Consolidated Edison
New York
Snelling
Brian Burns
Allan Schultz
Inside Hundreds Fast in Flood Caused by Dam Collapse
Page 2 reports a flood disaster in Mexico triggered by a dam failure. The item notes intense damage and rapid water flow, with authorities scrambling relief and safety measures.
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Vermont
Tom Braden
Washington
North Bennington
Schoolbeard
Hoosick Falls
Yank Aaron
Ruth
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