Hoff slams Cree as misleading over Canadian power bill
Montpelier Vermont Governor Philip Hoff denounced telegrams urging defeat of the 2.1 million kilowatt Canadian power import bill as mislead ing and suspect. He accused Central Vermont Public Service Corp chair Albert Cree of distorting the issue by implying state ownership via a non profit power authority. Cree argues Vermont Electric Co should control the project.
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VELCO role in Canadian grid and Cree remark noted
In Asia transmission facilities for the Canadian power and its subsequent distribution to other power companies, VELCO is described as a power grid company that transmits electrical energy from New York. Hoff commented that he thinks Cree's de-
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Humphrey Pushes Two-Front Plan Across Asia Tour
Vice President Hubert Humphrey outlines a two front strategy for Viet Nam while touring nine Asian nations. He promotes military action against the Communists alongside social and economic development to build a new society. He gains varying encouragement from leaders and publics in Saigon, New Delhi, Bangkok and Sydney.
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Johnson seeks $81 million to fight pollution nationwide
President Johnson asked Congress for an $81 million program to clean up rivers and air. He urged federal authority to sue pollution and allow private citizens to sue in federal court. He also sought enforcement power for inter and intra state waters, and urged quick approval of eight national parks plus a ninth Redwood Park in California.
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Vermont Senate Extends 1965 Vehicle Registration Year
The Vermont Senate approved a House bill extending the registration year for pleasure cars from February 28 to March 31 after a technical correction. The measure, paired with a broader spending plan, would fund $150 million for waste treatment, a $50 million rivers program, $24 million for pollution research, and $7 million for air pollution control, with river basin standards and local contributions required. See JOHNSON.
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Vermont lawmakers to receive first paychecks
Some 180 Vermont legislators in Gov. Hoff’s special session are slated to get their first paychecks this week, eight weeks after the session began. The Senate approved a House measure appropriating 250000 dollars for legislative expenses, primarily salaries, Hoff was expected to sign promptly.
Weather Cancels Essay Launch Amid Cape Delays
CAPE KENNEDY UPI The U S Space Agency called off the Essa 2 weather satellite launch due to fog and a loose rocket cable. The Saturn Apollo vehicle remains set for Friday with a marginal forecast after three consecutive postponements. Essa 2 carries a new cloud-imaging camera system and will relay images to over 80 ground stations in 23 countries across daylight passes.
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Army Takes Over in Ghana Coup Ends Nkrumah Rule
Ghana's army announced the overthrow of President Kwame Nkrumah while he was in Peking on a Viet Nam mission. Col E Kotoka led the coup in Accra, with gunfire reported and the presidential guard resisting. Nkrumah's dictatorship and socialist leanings, amid economic woes, are cited as motives. regional coups surge across Africa.
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Wilson ends Soviet visit with note to North Viet Nam
British Prime Minister Harold Wilson sent a personal message to North Viet Nam assessing willingness to compromise on representation in peace talks. He said talks with Soviet leaders revealed extreme difficulties in positions, calling discussions frank and hard hitting. A North Vietnamese envoy pledged to seek Hanoi's position clarification, the sources added.
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Court of Appeals names five member redistricting panel
Albany New York The Court of Appeals on Wednesday appointed a five man commission to draft a complete valid reapportionment plan within three weeks. The panel headed by Orison S Marden includes Charles W Froessel Bruce Bromley Robert B Brady and Edward F Jaeckle The move follows failure of the Legislature to agree on a plan amid partisan tensions dating back to 1964 and affects the 1965 elections under a federal court order.
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Heavy Communist assault repulsed near Saigon by U S and Australian forces
U S and Australian troops beat back a heavy Communist assault 30 miles north of Saigon before dawn. At least 89 Viet Cong were killed and 11 wounded and captured. The clash involved mortars recoilless rifles and machine guns, with American and Australian battalions bivouacked nearby. Mortar fire and ambushes halted the attack. light Allied casualties were reported.
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Inside Bennington County four lane U S 7 editorial
An Inside editorial critiques a four lane U S 7 project in Bennington County. It outlines potential benefits and concerns, urging careful consideration of traffic safety and regional impact as residents weigh the plan.
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Pay Now Refund Later Tax Policy Advocated
Washington UPI reports Walter W. Heller, former head of the President's Council of Economic Advisers, urged a temporary Viet Nam surtax with immediate tax increases followed by refunds after the war. He said higher taxes may be needed to curb consumer spending if war costs rise, and spoke at a symposium.
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Johnson pledges measured force to halt Communist aggression
President Johnson outlines a policy of prudent firmness to stop North Vietnamese conquest of South Viet Nam while avoiding mindless escalation. He defends limited aims, unconditional peace talks, and backing by Westmoreland, in New York remarks amid antiwar protests at the Waldorf Astoria.
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