Vermont spy sobers Vermont by New Hampshire land deal tale
Moulton, a Vermont governor aide, posed as a potential buyer at the American Central Co. development near Tamworth NH. He gathered details on Chocurua Ski and Beach Club plans, lot sizes and prices, and services promised, warning Vermont leaders about what he viewed as a troubling scheme.
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Montpelier
Vermont
New Hampshire
Deane Davis
Elbert G. al
Moulton
American Central Co
Tamworth
N.H
International Paper Co
Stratton Mountain
American Central Development
Chocurua Ski and Beach Club
Boston
Ossippee
Conway
American Central
Fatal head on crash near Fairdale Farms claims Cameron
A Bennington man, Lawrence H. Cameron Jr. 22, died early today in a head on collision on Vermont Route 9 near Fairdale Farms. Passenger Alfred W. Gallett, 22, was hurt and transported to Putnam Memorial Hospital in fair condition. truck driver Jerry A. Taber, 25, had minor injuries. The crash involving an eastbound car and a westbound empty tanker occurred around 1 a.m. near Old Bennington, with authorities noting excessive speed and a curve that veered the vehicle across the center line. Local residents have long urged speed limit reductions on this stretch, which has seen multiple fatalities in recent years. Cameron’s survivors include his parents, a brother, and a sister. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Bennington
Vt. 9
Fairdale Farms
Lawrence H. Cameron Jr
Beech St
Alfred W. Gallett
School St
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Jerry A. Taber
South Branch St
Cameron
New York State Line
J.C. Jerome
Jerome
Old Bennington
West Road
Gypsy Lane
Bean Mobile Homes
Montgomery, VI
Lawrence H. and
Henrietta (McClaren
Brandon
H.T. Cushman Co
Camille
Gary
Mona Lisa
Rutland
St. Albans
Hanson - Walbridge Funeral Home
Prouty Supports ABM Move in Senate Vote
Vermont Senator Winston L Prouty announced support for the Safeguard antiballistic missile system, citing the need for meaningful arms limits and the president s negotiating leverage. He said the decision was based on conscience after months of study and denied it was to win White House backing or campaign contributions.
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Washington
Winston Lewis Prouty
Newport
Sen. Prouty
Senate
Nixon
Vermont
Sen
George D. Aiken
Aiken
Sen. Aiken
White House
Bordentown Military Institute
New Jersey
Lafayette College
Pennsylvania
House of Representatives
House
Labor and Public Welfare Committee
Jennette Hall
Spring Valley
UPI
Winston L. Prouty
Prouty
United States
Senate Republicans
Everett Dirksen
R-Ill
Soviet Union
U.S
Montana
George Aiken
R-Vt
Safeguard
Aitken
Architect Interviewed For New Mt Anthony Junior High
Mt Anthony Union High School Board opened a closed session interview with Parker Dodge Associates of Rensselaer NY for designing a new junior high in Bennington. The firm highlighted previous work in Guilderland and Hoosick Falls as the board prepares for possible bond funding, while other contracts funded relocatable classrooms and redecorating at the junior high annex. The district will seek further financing options if rates rise, with the next board actions detailed on Page 20.
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Mt. Anthony Union
Bennington
Mt. Anthony
Union School Board
Parker Dodge Associates
Rensselaer, N.Y
Anthony
Catherine C. Corcoran
Dodge Associates
Guilderland
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
William Castle Sr
Shaftsbury
Mauhs Board
Old Bennington High School
Vermont Bank and Trust Co
Gerity Paint Contractors
Gerity
Wiretapping Reduced Under Nixon Says Mitchell
Attorney General John N. Mitchell said the government has cut back on telephone taps and electronic surveillance since the Nixon era began. He noted several court warrants produced a $6 million heroin seizure, while many national security taps proved unproductive and were discarded. Mitchell denied tapping congressional or government phones and urged public reassurance about personal phone security.
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Washington
John N. Mitchell
Nixon
Mitchell
Congress
Ramsey Clark
New York
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Editorial responses and moon launch notes on page four
The president of Sprague Electric Co answers a critical editorial and a philosophical note on tomorrow's moon launch appears on page four. Columnists Mankiewicz and Braden speculate on Finch becoming senator, also on page four. On page eight reviewer Jon Potter praises actress Deborah Lippmann in a Wilde play at Marlboro.
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Sprague Electric Co
Deborah Lippmann
Marlboro
Jon Potter
ABM supporters buoyed by cross party endorsement
Washington supporters say a new spirit of consolidation among establishment Republicans could win approval for the antiballistic missile system. Sen. Winston Prouty surprised colleagues by endorsing the ABM without caveats, arguing it gives a president a second button to avert nuclear catastrophe. A UPI poll shows a 49 to 49 split with undecided senators and Agnew poised to cast the tie-breaking vote in favor if needed.
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Washington
Senate
UPI
John J. Williams
R-Del
Thomas J. McIntyre
D-N.h
Honduras accuses El Salvador of Pearl Harbor style attack
Honduras charged El Salvador with bombing nine towns and sending tank columns across the border while El Salvador alleged Honduras aimed to spark a revolution and exterminate Salvadoran peasants who moved north. AOS mediation was expected as fighting escalated across the border.
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Honduras
el Salvador
Pearl
Japan
Fidel Sanches
Sanches
Toncantin
Washington
Central America
Choluteca
Honduran Air Force
el Salvador Air Force
Osvaldo Lopez
el Pay
Nacaome
Guatemala
Costa Rica
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N.H. Land
Massachusetts
Connecticut
ABM
Marjorie Hunter
New York Times News Service
Mt. Anthony Junior High
By Christopher Lydon
Ralph W. Yarborough
Texas
Carl T. Curtis
Nebraska
John Mitchell
Finch
Sen. Finch
Mankiewicz
Braden Wonder
Spiro JT. Agnew
United Press International
National Assembly
San Salvador
Tegucigalpa
Oswaldo Lopez
Organization of American States
OAS
Tegucigalpa International
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