A native looks at Dorset: 1 The most desirable new address there is
A Dorset resident recalls a 1972 Vermont conversation about Dorset and Vermont as the most desirable new address. The piece argues two Dorset communities exist, the original residents versus transplanted newcomers, whose tug of war has intensified since the 1960s.
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William Gilbert
Dorset
Dorset Village
West Road
Dorset West Road
Vermont
Heath
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Greenwich
Connecticut
Auburn
England
U S resumes Vietnam peace talks with North Vietnam
The United States opens technical negotiations with Hanoi to shape a possible political and military settlement before Paris talks resume. Kissinger and Le Duc Tho prepare for broader discussions as Nixon weighs a mid January path to cease fire amid Allied pressure and mixed domestic signals.
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Paris
UPI
United States
Vietnam
Henry A. Kissinger
Hanoi
le Duc Tho
Kissinger
Nixon
Washington
Saigon
North Vietnam
Hanoi- Haiphong
Nguyen Ven Thieu
South
White House
Georges Pompidou
Elysee Palace
U.S
William H. Sullivan
State Department
Indochina
Ing
Mission
George Aldridge
Mate Department
Nguyen Co Thach
Choisyle Hoi
le Monde
Salpon
Technicsl
Nader group targets policies on national forests
A study by a Ralph Nader group says tentative federal logging plans could destroy millions of acres of wilderness and recreation. It criticizes proposed forest harvest increases and alleges budget bias favors timber over recreation, wildlife, and watershed protection, urging reform of forest management and agency structure.
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Nader
Gladwin Hill
N.Y. Times
Los Angeles
National Forests
Ralph Nader
National Forest
United States Forest Service
Natal
Deane
Center For
Forest Service
Nixon White House
Office of Management and Budget
White House
OMB
National Forest Administration
Department of Natural Resources
Department of Conservation
National Park System
Bureau of Guldoor Recreation
Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
Inside At editorial questions second inauguration
A Maine and Texas themed humor column and a light page lineup features a Dorset realtor explaining reasons for suspension. The editorial page notes a Roman orgy comment linked to Vietnam and cites a Times tribute by Arthur Daley to Roberto Clemente.
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Vietnam
Maine
Texas
Arthur Daley
The
Times
Roberto Clemente
House Democrats reelect Albert as speaker in caucus
Washington reports House Democrats met to reelect Carl Albert of Oklahoma as speaker and to approve debate on an antiwar resolution. The session set the stage for O'Neill to remain majority leader while considering a measure to cut Vietnam War funds, signaling a path to tougher action later this month.
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Washington
UPL
House Democrats
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Thomas P. O'Neill Jr
Massachusetts
O'Neill
Albert
Hale Boggs
Boggs
Alaska
Nixon
Vietnam
House
Congress
Rep
Gerald
Vermont state's attorneys push law reforms on enforcement
The Vermont State's Attorneys Association proposes revising enforcement statutes and restoring an armed robbery law. The plan includes witness immunity, appeal rights on questions of law, reclassifying offenses, and making illegal entry into a residence a crime. The group cites organized crime in fraud, armed robbery, and stolen property rings as justification.
Americans describe Hanoi destruction after bombing visit
Four Americans led by Telford Taylor described the devastation in Hanoi after weeks of bombing. They toured a camp, delivered 600 prisoner mail pieces, and observed a residential area left in ruins with smoke billowing from rubble. Jennifer Baez and others supported by the Committee spoke at a news conference detailing their observations and questions about the tour’s portrayal.
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Deirdre Carmody
N.Y. Times News Service
New York
Hanoi
United States
Telford Taylor
Columbia University
Joan Baez
Michael Allen
Yale University Divinity School
Barry Rome
Committee of Liaison
North Vietnam
Khan Thien
Dean Allen
Committee For
Vietnamese Solidarity
South Vietnam
Taylor
Romo
Vietnam
Americal Division
Prof. Taylor
Liquor squad raids Orange Bowl press box incident
A UPI report says four members of Miami police Carry Nation squad raided the Orange Bowl press box during a Nebraska Notre Dame game and seized two cases of whisky and two cases of beer. Tense exchanges followed between press box officials and city leaders. no arrests were made.
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Miami
UPI
Carry Nation
Jimmy Cox
Earnie Seiler
Bernard Garmire
Paul Andrews
Cox
Seiler
Orange Bowl
Nebraska
Notre Dame
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Mike Mansfield
Montana
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Leahy
Liquor Squad
McCullough
North Bennington
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