Primaries expand as Nixon enters New Mexico race
President Nixon filed for re election posting a 500 dollar fee for the June 8 New Mexico ballot. Democratic contenders include Jackson Humphrey McGovern Muskie Kennedy with debates in New Hampshire planned. In Lancaster seven male youths escaped Barnes Hall with three girls aiding the break.
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Henry M. Jack
Hubert H. Humphrey
George S. McGovern
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Edward M. Kennedy
Nebraska
Wisconsin
John V. Lindsay
New York
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John M. Ashbrook
Ohio
Asbrook
Belle Glade
Fla
Lions Club Today
Muskie
Lancaster, Pa
UPI
Barnes Hall
Pioneer F to Jupiter powered by self repairing STAR computer
The Pioneer F, launching from Cape Kennedy to begin a 22 month voyage to Jupiter, will be guided by the STAR self test and repair computer with error rollback. It uses a thermonuclear generator for pollution free power and aims to travel beyond Jupiter into interstellar space.
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Los Angeles
UPS
Jupiter
Earth
Raymond L. Heacock
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Solar System
Heacock
Institute For the Advancement of Engineering
Keacock
Witnesses to take the Fifth Amendment in Harrisburg trial
Federal judge orders three women to testify for the prosecution in the Berrigan Kissinger conspiracy case. The witnesses Jane Hoover Mary Elizabeth Sandel and Patricia Rom are expected to invoke the Fifth Amendment when called to detail any role helping Boyd F Douglas Jr smuggle letters between Lewisburg prison and co defendants. An FBI agent testified that defendant Joseph Wenderoth boasted of 11 people breaking into three draft boards in Philadelphia.
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UPI
Boyd F. Douglas Jr
R. Dixon Herman
Philip F. Berrigan
Henry A. Kissinger
Washington, D.C
Jane Hoover
Mary Elizabeth Sandel
Patricia A. Rom
Boyd F. Douglas
Lewisburg Federal Prison
Berrigan
FBI
Philadelphia
Joseph Wenderoth
Independence Hall
Wenderoth
Dem to be appointed for St. Albans
Three St. Albans men are under gubernatorial consideration for the 1972 Vermont House seat to replace Democrat Charles Greene. Secretary Joseph Kerr said the St. Albans Democrats recommended Richard Gadbois for the post, with Clarke Divson and Walter Regan also in contention. Gov. Deane Davis is expected to choose a Democrat by next week.
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UPI
St. Albans
House
Charles Greene
Joseph Kerr
Richard Gadbois
Clarke Divson
Walter Regan
Kerr
Deane C. Davis
Greene
Vermont Court Docket Reports Multiple Pleas and Bails
In Manchester and Bennington districts several defendants pleaded not guilty to charges ranging from breach of peace to driving while intoxicated. Bail amounts varied from 25 to 750 dollars with some defendants released on own recognizance or placed in custody for lack of bail. A separate case in East Orange notes a verdict involving public intoxication and a one day jail sentence. A Baltimore eye doctor later discusses Van Gogh glaucoma based on painted halos and lights.
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Robert E. Cummings Jr
Philip A. Morse
Arlington
Tyrone Powers Gaudette
Manchester
Jon L. Gramhofer
Morse
Cummings
James E. Bartlett
Bennington
Warren C. Greene
Shaftsbury
Perle W. Webb
Shaftsbury State Police
Webb
Greene
Steve N. Chiltern
New York City
Robert D. Stout II
George P. Knights
F. W. Woolworth
Main Street
Rutland
Harold J. Bristol Jr
Waterford
N.Y
Leonard D. Hakey
Barton
East Orange
N.J
UPI
Vincent van Gogh
Humbert M. Gambacorta
van Gogh
Gambacorta
Vermont grant funds nonaddictive heroin treatment research
Congressman Mallary announced a $57,421 National Institute of Mental Health grant to the University of Vermont for Dr. Allan Gray to study non addictive agents that block heroin euphoria. If successful, injections of long-acting antagonist salt at six month intervals could replace methadone and end dependency.
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Richard W. Mallary
National Institute of Mental Health
University of Vermont
Allan P. Gray
UVM Pharmaceutical Department
Gray
Mallory
Inmates sue Clinton Prison over alleged brutality in Segregation Unit
A Clinton State Prison lawsuit seeks a preliminary injunction to halt mistreatment and $1.5 million in punitive damages. Testimony from Village Voice editor Jack Newfield Assemblyman Arthur Eve and Fortune Society head David Rothenberg describes Segregation Unit 14 conditions and inmates in tiny cells without toilets or sinks. Albany Comptroller Levitt challenges Gov Rockefeller’s $7.9 billion budget, asking Albany County Supreme Court to rule on constitutionality and on capital construction interchanges.
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Clinton State
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Village Voice
Jack Newfield
Arthur O. Eve
D-Buffalo
David Rothenberg
Fortune Society
Clinton State Prison
Arthur Levitt
Nelson Rockefeller
Supreme Court
Albany County
Levitt
Morris Tremaine
Herbert Lehman
Steepletop home of Edna Millay named landmark
AUSTERLITZ Steepletop the residence of poet Edna St. Vincent Millay near Route 22 has been designated a national historic landmark by the U S Department of the Interior. Millay lived there from 1925 to 1950 and produced most of her later poetry while based at the house now occupied by Norma Millay and her husband artist Charles Ellis.
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Austerlitz
Edna St. Vincent Millay
U.S. Department of Interior
Route 22
West Stockbridge Line
Miss Millay
Norma
Charles Ellis
Sewer plan for Stockbridge Bowl costs 1.16 million
Curran Associates Inc. estimates the Stockbridge Bowl sewer collection and interceptor system at 1.16 million dollars as a solution to weed and algae growth. The study was commissioned by the town and local associations to explore how to save the 372 acre resort lake while awaiting anticipated federal and state aid details.
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Stockbridge Bowl
Curran Associates Inc
Laurel Hill Association
Stockbridge Bowl Association
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