Residents Protest Trailer Water Service Outside Village
Morgan Heights residents protested the Bennington Water Commission's decision to supply water to a trailer owned by William Minogue outside village limits. They questioned policy for outside residents, while the chair explained deed of gift rules and potential legal action loomed over a possible court ruling.
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Bennington Board of Water Commissioners
Morgan Street
Coulter Street
Bennington Village
New Village
Water Department
William Minogue
Planation of Water Board
Minogue
Alfred E. Ellett
Henry W. Putnam
Vile Lage
Ellett
The
Water Board
Hicks Corners
U.S. 7
Vermont 67A
John H. Williams
Eldred
Williams
Waiter Board
Race Track Workers Meet Over Teamsters Contract Feud
Three meetings are set this week over the 110 pari mutuel clerks at Green Mountain Park. Vermont officials seek mediation in a jurisdiction dispute between the Teamsters and BSEIU. Workers say they were not consulted on bargaining demands nor shown the final contract before ratification.
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Teamsters
Vermonters Incomes Rise 5.7 Percent
New data from Business Week reports Vermont personal income up 5.7 percent over the past year led by April gains to 70 million dollars from 66.2 million. Year to date income climbs 3.9 percent from 264 million to 274 million as New Hampshire shows a 6.3 percent rise.
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New York City
UPI
Vermont
Business Week
New Hampshire
Special delegation to push compliance with civil rights law
A three member team led by former Florida Gov Leroy Collins travels to the South to discuss voluntary compliance with the new civil rights statute. Accompanied by Luther Hodges former North Carolina governor and Buford Ellington former Tennessee governor the group aims to meet Virginia Governor Albertis Harrison North Carolina Governor Terry Sanford and other state leaders amid Senate hearings on Collins nomination.
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Washington
UPI
South
Florida
Leroy Collins
Collins
Commerce
Luther H. Hodges
North Carolina
Buford Ellington
Tenessee
Senate
Commerce Committee
Community Relations Service
National Association of Broadcasters
Virginia
Albertis S. Harrison
Terry Sanford
Government admits bathtub booze can rival top whiskies
A British government report on boot leg whisky notes some illicit spirits show high purity and skill, making them hard to distinguish from legally produced whisky. It says bathtub alcohol, though illegal, can approach the quality of top whiskies.
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London
UPI
Soviets propose permanent UN peacekeeping force
In Tokyo diplomats studied a Soviet memorandum calling for a permanent UN peacekeeping force excluding the five permanent Security Council members. Moscow offered to share costs but keep decisions to the UN Security Council. The proposal would include personnel from nonpermanent members and all sides in international relations.
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Tokyo
UPI
United Nations
Security Council
United States
Russia
Britain
France
China
Japan
Moscow
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Aneatoli A. Rozanov
Tako Oda
U.N
Washington
New York
Foreign Office
Congo
Permanent Council
Poverty Bill Falls to Opposition in Senate Panel
Senate Labor Committee approved Johnson's 962 million anti poverty bill 13 to 2 with Sen. Barry Goldwater and Sen. John Tower voting no by proxy. The measure would fund loans and grants for community development and create a 40000 member Youth Corps patterned after the CCC. Goldwater planned to travel to San Francisco for the Republican platform meeting.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Labor Committee
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
John G. Tower
R-Tex
Goldwater
Tower
CCC
Senate
San Francisco
Republican Platform Committee
Scranton Opponents Push Civil Rights Plank At GOP Meeting
SAN FRANCISCO UPI Gov William Scranton and anti Goldwater forces press for a platform denouncing extremist groups and endorsing a civil rights plank while Rockefeller testifies Deliberations aim to curb Goldwaters influence as Scranton campaigns in Illinois seeking delegates and public support from former President Eisenhower.
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Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Illinois
Arizona
San Francisco
UPID
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
John Birch Society
Abner Sibal
Connecticut
Scranton
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Washington
The
Birch Society
GOP
Protest March Planned at GOP Convention in San Francisco
Police Chief Thomas J. Cahill said about 50 000 people would march through the city Sunday to register opposition to Senator Barry Goldwaters presidential bid. He urged delegates and demonstrators to keep the protest peaceful to avoid violence at the Republican convention.
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San Francisco
UPI
Thomas J. Cahill
Cny
Barry Goldwater
Cahill
Inside Dignitary Leaves Bennington Seeks Return
German visitor Rainer De genhardt departs Bennington but expresses desire to return in the near future according to Page 3. An editorial endorses Roger MacBride opposing billboard campaigning on Page 4. Marquis Childs writes that she shuns harsh political realities on Page 4. Sandgate residents honor Arlington Fire Department on Page 5.
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Rainer Degenhardt
Bennington
Roger MacBride
Marquis Childs
Sandgate
Arlington Fire Department
Judge Sees Alcohol As Factor in Durocher Case
In Middlebury a UPI report details opening testimony in a $150,000 alienation suit against Dodgers coach Leo Durocher. Judge Natt Divoll Jr. notes liquor use could be highly relevant as Rene Morin, a bricklayer, accuses Durocher of stealing his wife Anna. The case, tied to Durocher dating Morin’s daughter, unfolds with jurors questioned about alcohol bias and public perceptions.
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Middlebury
UPI
Los Angeles Dodgers
Leo Durocher
Natt Divoll Jr
Rene Morin
Durocher
Anna
Gerald Trudeau
Morin
Trudeau
Ralph A. Foote
O Shea Will Decide On House Run As Malloy Announces
Vermont Democrat Bernard O Shea said he would announce next week whether to seek the state s lone U S House seat now held by Republican Robert T Stafford. Former St Albans Mayor James E Malloy announced his candidacy on the Democratic ticket.
Vandalism in National Forest Sparks Tighter Controls
Manchester report says vandals threaten recreation areas across White Rocks Wal Lingford Hapgood Pond Peru and Danby Forest Service plots. District Ranger Sidney B Davis warns of crackdowns with stricter rules and potential FBI involvement for interstate theft over 100 dollars.
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Manchester
U.S. Forest Service
Sidney B. Davis
Davis
White Rocks
Wallingford
Hapgood Pond
Peru
Danby Warehouse
Forest Service
FBI
Hapgood
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Jackson
Mississippi
Robert E. Lee
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