Hoff Sees Supreme Court Win in Vermont Reapportionment
Gov. Philip Hoff expects the U S Supreme Court to find the three judge panel restrictive on reapportionment and to lift the April 1 1965 deadline. He aims for a July 1 target to allow orderly primaries and next fall elections with a constitutional legislature in session January 1966. Atty. Gen. Gibson calls the ruling a temporary waiver of the injunction on regular sessions.
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Eye for an Eye Reds Boot Attaches
Moscow expelled three American military attaches as persona non grata after accusations of espionage during a trans Siberian trip. The United States followed with the departure of three Russian attaches, citing incompatible activities, in a retaliatory move amid travel restrictions. Names include Col. George A. Aubrey, Lt. Col. Earl P. Liewer, Maj. James F. Smith, and Soviet officers Vasily V. Zadvinetski, Vladimir Grechanin, and Aleksandr Udalov.
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Editorial on Supreme Court Vermont reapportionment decision
Inside Manchester editors respond to the Supreme Court ruling on the Vermont reapportionment case and its implications. The piece analyzes constitutional questions and potential political effects for local districts and state governance.
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ECM Reaches Farm Policy Agreement in Europe
BRUSSELS UPI The European Common Market reached an historic farm policy agreement ending a year of haggling among the six members France Germany Italy The Netherlands Belgium and Luxembourg The accord averts a potential multi million dollar loss to U S farm sales and ends fears of French sabotage over grain prices announced at 525 a m after a marathon session of policy makers
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Rusk Urges NATO Realism on Nuclear War Plans
Secretary of State Dean Rusk pressed NATO allies to discuss a multination nuclear force in realistic terms. Speaking at a NATO Council of Ministers session in Paris, he signaled consideration of Britain's expanded Atlantic nuclear force proposal while critiquing Charles de Gaulle's mounting opposition without naming him.
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Buddhists Warn LBJ of More Deaths by Fire
In Saigon the leader of the anti government Buddhist group hinted to President Johnson that some followers are ready to burn themselves to death to win their aims. He warned continued American support for South Viet Nam could bring permanent instability. The letter was distributed to newsmen and cited the Diem regime as an example of Buddhist self sacrifice in politics.
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Barton Rejoins Union District Vote Reversed
Barton VT residents voted 235 to 157 to reestablish the union school district after a prior narrow rejection. Orleans voters backed joining the union 254 to 44, with plans for a bond issue to fund a union high school. Other towns may be invited to join, officials said.
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Rural Schools Gain State Aid Bonus for Improvements
The Greater Bennington School District may buy a walk in freezer and start a teacher aide program thanks to a $17,500 state aid bonus. The district's aid this year rose to $47,134 under a new formula, up from $29,444 last year, enabling planned improvements and staffing.
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Colder Than Normal Weather Leads US Forecast
UPI reports the Weather Bureau forecasts 30 days of below normal temperatures with heavier snowfall across most of the United States, except the far Southwest and Southeast. Northern Plains face the coldest weather while precipitation trends favor the north and central Pacific coast regions.
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Doctors Seek Indigent Care Payment Schedule
Area physicians representing Bennington County Medical Society urged Benninston selectmen on Monday night to reestablish a payment schedule for hospital services to indigent cases. Payments were halted over two years ago after towns, led by Bennington, filed Chancery Court actions against Putnam Memorial Hospital over charges to towns for indigent care. The suit questions who should bear financial responsibility under the Henry W. Putnam Deed of Gift and the hospital’s charging practices.
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