Fourth of July Parade and Fireworks at Readsboro
Citizens celebrated Independence Day with a bicycle parade along Main Street set to John Philip Sousa tunes. The scene shifted to Readsboro’s annual Fourth of July celebration with prominent fireworks displays.
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Selves
Main Street
John Philip Sousa
Readsboro
Senators Attack Big Defense Budget In July Debate
UPI reports two liberal senators faulted military spending in 4th of July remarks urging budget shifts. Mondale linked city decline to defense costs, Eagleton cited 81 billion and a pending 20 billion procurement bill, while Goldwater defended security amid the debate.
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Washington
UPI
Sen
Barry M
Goldwater
R-Ariz
Walter F. Mondale
Dminn
Senate
Armed Services Committee
Eagleton
America
Kansas City
Ski Area Wins Federal Grant For 60 Acre Land Purchase
The Bureau of Outdoor Recreation approved a 5916 grant to Lyndon Vermont for 60 acres of land purchase and ski slope improvements including a T bar lift and rope tow. Senator Aiken announced a 1020 grant to the Department of Forests and Parks for development rights on two parcels totaling a half acre in Crystal Lake State Park Barton.
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Washington
UPI
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
BOR
Lyndon
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Department of Forests and Parks
Crystal Lake State Park
Barton
Soviet Space City Tour With Col Borman
Col Frank Borman became the first American astronaut to walk Star City in Moscow outskirts. Guided by cosmonauts Gherman Titov and Konstantin Feoktistov, he toured the cosmonaut town with his family and planned Kremlin visits as part of a nine day visit hosted by the Soviet American Friendship Association. He awaited further East travel possibilities to Baikonur and Crimea ahead of other engagements.
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Moscow
UPI
Col
Frank Borman
Star City
Borman
Konstantin Feoktistov
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Novosibirsk
Central Asia
Baikonur
Hanoi may hold three U S prisoners until peace group arrives
UPI reports Hanoi may delay releasing three U S prisoners until an American pacifist group arrives to pick them up, with no clear date. North Vietnam has freed six pilots since 1968, while unresolved totals of missing and imprisoned Americans remain.
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Phnom Penh
UPI
Hanoi
U.S
North Vietnam
Vientiane
Laos
International Control Commission
ICC
Saigon
Vietnam
Bennington's Master Plan Fails to Shape Its Growth
Bennington faces a clash between town and village leaders over long range growth decisions. The Burdis master plan proposed housing codes, zoning, and traffic reforms but was shelved, while TOPICS traffic studies move forward with $40,000 funded by state and federal money. Local officials debate unification, power, and public trust as they await zoning guidance.
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Bennington
John Calbreath Burdis Associates
Old Bennington
North Bennington
Urbana
Burdis
Bennington Village
Bardis
Ben Mont Avenue
Main Street
Dewey Street
Nicholls
Shaftsbury
Joseph Carroll
J. Duncan Campbell
Lage
Albany
Eastwest
Town Planning Commission
Medgar Evers Honored At NAACP Monument Unveiling
In Jackson Mississippi the NAACP unveiled a monument to Medgar Evers during a memorial service for him and other slain members. The ceremony took place within the 60th annual convention as Myrlie Evers Charles Evers and Aaron Henry praised Evers for his lifelong commitment to civil rights and justice.
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Jackson, Miss
Myrlie Evers
Charles Evers
Aaron Henry
NAACP
Mississippi
Medgar Evers
Holiday Toll Rises In Fourth of July Traffic Deaths
United Press International reports the Fourth of July holiday traffic toll reached 201 deaths by 4 a.m. EDT, with a total holiday death estimate between 550 and 650. California led with 20 fatalities, followed by Texas with 16 and Michigan and Ohio with 15 each. The National Safety Council cited an hourly average of 6.4 deaths and noted historical records for holiday totals.
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United Press International
California
Texas
Michigan
Ohio
National Safety Council
Vermont Housing Investment Fund formed in Montpelier
Vermont forms the Vermont Housing Investment Fund to supply seed money for low and moderate income housing projects. Gov. Davis and James Finneran announce the fund with incorporators including Gov. Davis and former Gov. Hoff. VHIF aims to provide 2 percent of total project cost as seed money, with federal programs covering the rest. A $150,000 loan request from the Unitarian Universalist Association of Boston is tied to launching the fund.
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Montpelier
VPI
Vermont
Vermont Housing Investment Fund
VHIF
Elbert G. Moulton
Deane C. Davis
James Finneran
Housing Projects Enterprises, Inc
Gov
Davis
Philip H. Hoff
Robert Mitchell
Rutland Daily Herald
Homer Jack
Unitarian Universalist Association of Boston
Moulton and Finneran
Cloudy and Humid With Weekend Showers Forecast
A weather notice notes cloudy and humid conditions with possible showers or thundershowers. Today remains mild with a high in the 60s and more humidity than yesterday. Sunday stays cloudy and humid with a continuing chance of showers.
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