Vermont panel studies higher education needs
A blue ribbon commission in Montpelier surveys public and private higher education in Vermont. It aims to determine enrollment, needed programs, and focus areas for state colleges and the University of Vermont while noting private institutions’ concerns. The panel, chaired by Sen. Frank Smallwood, plans to report to the legislature as awareness grows about rising costs.
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State Colleges Board
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University of Vermont
C E. Armstong
Middlebury College
Thomas P. Salmon
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Foster
Bennington
Smallwood
Dartmouth College
Heid
James Case
St. Michael's College
Winooski
Smallgood
Vermont House of Representatives
ACLU decries Watergate as seed of totalitarianism
New York report quotes the American Civil Liberties Union saying Watergate conspirators and related espionage efforts show a path to totalitarian control. The group argues political surveillance and wiretapping by the federal government reveal dangers to constitutional freedoms, countering claims of national security needs.
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UPL
American Civil Liberties Union
ACLU
Nixon
National Security Council
Watergate
Last Tango in Albany County Sparks Moral Debate
The film Last Tango in Paris faced censorship across communities after a Supreme Court ruling on local morality standards. In Bennington and Albany County venues, officials weigh obscenity versus artistic merit while cinema owners plan to run the film as long as profitable, with decisions pending and authorities unready to intervene.
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Catamount plans downtown Bennington branch disclosure
Bennington selectmen saw early evidence of a Catamount National Bank branch in Bennington with a proposed facility near Main and North streets. A preliminary drawing was shown by Town Manager Edward Lamb. Traffic would route via Pleasant Street to a rear parking area then back to North Street, with final approvals likely beyond the selectmen’s authority.
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North Streets
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Pleasant Street
North Street Mall
Alexander B. R. Deysdale
Selectmen
Catamount
S. Whitney Dickey
North Bennington
Mammoth Mart
Manchester
Bratteboro
West Dover
Inside Oil items deny creating artificial shortage
Page 2 notes Inside Oil items deny orchestrating artificial shortage despite industry chatter. The column questions supply controls and mentions possible market manipulation amid rising prices. References to policy debates appear as the piece analyzes energy economics.
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Jet crashes near Paris killing 417 in midsummer tragedy
A Varig Airlines Boeing 707 jetliner en route from Sao Paulo to Paris crashed short of Osty Airport runway near Champlan, killing all 147 aboard. French radio reported the crash occurred during approach, as Air France officials noted an attempted landing before the wreck. Orly Airport halted traffic.
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Mitchell defends Liddy plan amid Watergate probe
Washington UPI reports former attorney general Johan N. Mitchell defended his decision not to order Liddy’s immediate arrest when he disclosed a plan for political espionage. During Senate Watergate Committee cross examination, he contrasted overt acts by Catholic priests with Liddy’s discussions, insisting Nixon knew nothing of the break-in or cover-up.
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Tnouye
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Twouye
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Inouye
Kissinger
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Watergate
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Inouge
Martha Mitchell backs husband's Watergate testimony
Martha Mitchell said she fully supports John N. Mitchell in his Watergate testimony and believes he is truthful. In an early morning call from Washington she praised his honesty, while noting she stayed with him and declined to reveal her location there. She did not attend the hearing but was frequently mentioned, including comments about his detailed telephone logs and his resignation as campaign manager.
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UPT
Martha Mitchell
Nixon
New York
Herman Talmadge
D-Ga
Mitchell
Jim
Talmadge
Martha
State aid assured Chittenden County waste plan
Environmental Conservation Secretary Martin Johnson said a fulltime state engineer will assist the Chittenden County Regional Planning Commission on a pilot solid waste disposal and resource recovery program. An eventual county solid waste authority could bond for operations. Local officials and Velco land use for a landfill at a power plant site were discussed. Some lawmakers urged broader state involvement and eminent domain consideration, while others cautioned against rushing. Johnson faulted the state for lacking leadership on solid waste management.
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Environmental Conservation
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Velco
Frank Smallwood
Windsor County
Rutland
Barre
Smallwood
Johnson
Jethor Gibb
Rnson County
Armand Selliveau
Chittenden
Johnaon
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