Mallary Gauges Vermont Campaign in Bennington Visit
Dick Mallary, Republican candidate for Vermont’s lone congressional seat, visited Bennington County delivering a quiet, personable campaign style despite low charisma. He toured Main Street, Green Mountain Furniture, and the BenMont plant, gave a radio interview, and pressed for Vermont Yankee reactor operation while backing UVM trustees’ firing of Prof. Parenti.
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Fairlee
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BenMont
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Stafford
Randolph T. Major
D-131
Westminster
Putney
WBTN
Bennington County
Ruth Cole
Sunderland
Mack
Arlington
University of Vermont
Michael J. Parenti
Vermont Yankee
Safety and Licensing Board
AEC
Mallar
Richard Mallary
North Bennington
Julia Lyons
Ralph Bunche Dies at 67 A Nobel Laureate and UN Figure
Ralph J. Bunche, Nobel Peace Prize winner in 1950 and former U N undersecretary general for special political affairs, died at 12 40 a m EST in New York Hospital after months of illness. He was 67. Born in Detroit on August 7 1904, Bunche rose from hardship to lead UN mediation efforts including 1948 armistice work and trusteeship roles, later serving as undersecretary until retirement in 1963. He is survived by his wife Ruth Harris of Montgomery Alabama and two children, Joan and Ralph Jr. A daughter died in 1966.
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Count Folke Bernadotte
Jerusalem
Ruth Ethel Harris
Montgomery
Ala
Joan
Ralph Jr
Burton Pierce
the Diplomat
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Ohio
Kansas
Albuquerque
N.M
Los Angeles
University of California At
Harvard
Civil rights groups accuse LEAA of funding discrimination
The Leadership Conference on Civil Rights accuses the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration of subsidizing racial discrimination through its federal aid program. It cites grants to Mississippi patrols before black hires, listed misuses of funds, lack of preaward reviews, and failures to address housing sex and race discrimination in police and prison systems.
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Roy Wilkins
Mississippi Highway Safety Patrol
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SEAA
Jerris Leonard
Mississippi
District of Columbia
Police
Connecticut
Colorado
Massachusetts
Nebraska
Attica
Inside Report Flags Power Use vs Output Rise
CVPS records a 20 percent increase in electricity output despite calls for economy. The note on page 3 hints at a disconnect between consumption and production.
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CVPS
Madison Avenue
Russell Baker
Vermont
Sen. Kennedy
Ulster
PSB
Manchester
Maryland
UVM Forum Seeks Calm Through Campus Think Talk
University of Vermont hosts a day long think session to calm campus uproar over Professor Parenti firing. About 100 Vermonters from leadership circles discuss future higher education amid a looming merger between UVM and Vermont State Colleges.
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Tyler Resch
Burlington
Michael Parenti
University of Vermont
UVM
Vermont State Colleges
Parenti action final clouds UVM board decision
Burlington UPI reports chairman of the University of Vermont Board of Trustees says he will not convene the full board on December 17 to discuss the decision not to rehire controversial professor Michael Parenti. Kenneth Scott of General Motors says no meeting or agenda changes planned for December 18, and the decision is final. The board’s move drew student and faculty support and a provisional 214 member student-faculty board plan, with Dr. Edward Andrews warning of possible court action to back Parenti.
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Madeline Harwood
Bennington County
Manchester
Board of Trustees
Andrews
Parenti
Edward Andrews
Ports bombarded as Indian forces strike West and East Pakistan
United Press International reports Indian Air Force and Navy hit Karachi and Chittagong ports in West and East Pakistan, causing heavy shipping damage. A direct hit on an orphanage in Dacca killed hundreds, with fears total deaths could reach 500. Rescue crews recovered 30 bodies as tensions rise across the region.
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Chittagong
Pakistan
Dacca
Red Cross
Jagjivan Ram
London
Gosland Steamship Company
Harmattan
East Pakistan
Bangla Desh
India
French back on old job at more pay
Montpelier reports Administration Secretary William J. French returns to his former post with a higher salary than predecessor Richard Mallory. French will earn 27,500 annually, about 100 more per week than Mallory who received 426 weekly during nine months in the role.
Major walks 130 miles in Vermont Senate bid
Randolph T. Major continued his landmark walk to win the U S Senate seat from Vermont. On a 14 mile Tuesday route from Rutland toward Mt Holly crowds greeted him with waves and cheers. He praised the friendly reception and noted growing support from diverse voters including a 74 year old antique dealer and a 21 year old first voter who will display his bumper sticker on her horse.
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Chittenden County
J. William O’brien
Grand Old Party
Stewart Hancock
MT. Holly
Randolph T. Major
United States Senate
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Westminster West
Robert T. Stafford
Route 103
Rutland
Major
Howe Richardson Scale Co
Route 7
Frank Esposito
Democratic State Committee
North Clarendon
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Mannawar Tawi
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Bernard Gregory
Democratic Committee
Howard Lee Major
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