Earthman Speak With Forked Tongue in Moon Plaque Debate
In the Oval Office a tongue in cheek White House debate unfolds over the moon plaque wording. Nixon aides including Shakespeare Moynihan Burns Haldeman Dent Paine Volpe Finch discuss phrases like We came in peace for all mankind and cost concerns. Moynihan quips Earthman forked tongue line.
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Earth
Richard Nixon
United States
USIA
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
Arthur F. Burns
H. Robert Haldeman
J. Walter Thompson Advertising Agency
Harry Dent
Strom Thurmond
Thomas Paine
NASA
Transportation
John Volpe
Massachusetts
Robert Finch
Health, Education and Welfare
Star Trek
Moynihan
Haldeman
Shakespeare
Jeff C Handler
Dent
Strom
Jeff Chandler
Weather Outlook With Heat and Tstorms Likely
Variable cloudiness and hot conditions with a chance of thundershowers tonight and Friday. Highs in the 90s, lows around 60s. Cooler Friday. Yesterday’s high 88, low 65. Today’s temperature at 7 am was 64. Sunset 8:31, sunrise 5:26.
School Board Takes Firm Stand On Negotiations With Teachers
The Bennington School District Board voted unanimously to negotiate in good faith with a bona fide teacher group or with Mt. Anthony Union High School Board, and to follow state negotiation law, signaling resistance to joint negotiation via the Southwest Vermont Supervisory Union. Some members urged waiting for Mt. Anthony, but the chair urged acting now, as other districts also moved.
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Bennington
Richard A. Sleeman
Louis J. Perrotta
Arlington
North Bennington
Ers’ Association
Charles B. Nichols
USSDA
Southwest Vermont Education Association
BSD
SWVEA
Nichols
SVSU
Mt. Anthony
School Board
Land Control Advances Across Four Fronts in Vermont
In Montpelier Vermont a statewide push to curb unplanned land development moves on four fronts. Gov Deane Davis convenes a technical advisory team to meet Wilmington officials and a four member subcommittee will propose July 25 on central data collection for land sales. Rep Arthur Gibb and Elbert Moulton lead efforts to identify who besides town clerks record property transfers. International Paper Co president Edward Hinman says state views should influence Stratton and Winhall plans amid concerns over a Tamworth project by American Central Co. John Tower and state officials will coordinate Stratton Winhall talks.
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Deane C. Davis
Wilmington
Davis
Edward G. Hinman
International Paper Co
Stratton and
Winhall
Hinman
Tamworth, N.H
American Central Co
Orandum
Tamworth
John Tower
Stratton-Winhall
Governor’s Office
Gibb
Robert M. Wilson
Theodore M. Riehle
Attorney General’s Office
American Central
Planner Blucher to lead Vermont development advisory group
WEST ARLINGTON The governor has named Walter Blucher to head an Environmental Advisory Team to aid towns with development ahead of 1970 legislation. The 68 year old Arlington resident is a renowned planner with ample credentials and mapped views on Vermont growth, urging use of existing laws for zoning, subdivision rules, and land use taxation to curb blight while preserving open space.
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West Arlington
Deane C. Davis
Walter Blucher
Vermont
Battenkill River
Detroit
Arlington
Blucher
Environmental Control Commission
Kansas City
New York
Chicago
Marlboro
Apollo 11 Aboard Speed Toward Moon With Luna 15 Above
Apollo 11 astronauts Neil Armstrong Buzz Aldrin and Michael Collins press onward to the moon as Luna 15 orbits on a possible soil grab. Luna 15 aims to scoop lunar soil and return, while NASA reports steady progress despite radio static.
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Britain
Jodrell Bank Observatory
Moon
Armstrong
Aldrin
Cape Kennedy
U.S
Earth
Collins
Pacific
TASS
Bruce McCandless
Houston Space Center
Sea of Tranquillity
Witness Links GOP Chairman To Kickbacks In Troy Probe
Witnesses describe Mafia links and kickback allegations in Troy municipal inquiry. Harold Chiarello testified about threats from an associate of Vincent Squillante as SIC probes garbage contracts and city finances. Four Republican councilmen defended votes, Mayor Meyer criticized insinuations, none said they took payoffs.
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GOP
Troy
N.Y
City of
Harold Chiarello
State Investigation Commission
Nunzio Squillante
New York City
Louis Smigel
SIC
Vincent Squillante
Chiarello
James W. Mitchell
Mitchell
John F. Casey
Republican
Casey
Lawrence D. Meyer
Meyer
Tax claims and forest policy raise questions in editorials
Inside the paper Kit Foster analyzes the recurring charge that renters dodge taxes and reports on lumbering interests pressing to boost cutting on National Forest land. A Arlington zoning hearing shows little opposition to the proposed interim ordinance.
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Kit Foster
National Forest
Arlington
Many Places Set Monday As Holiday
President Nixon urged a national day of participation for the upcoming moon walk. Governors Rockefeller, Reagan, Evans and others proclaimed Monday a holiday for state workers. Major cities and officials in New York, Chicago, Detroit, Columbus, Philadelphia, and Houston indicated closures or light schedules, with Houston officials noting strong public interest in the mission.
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Georgia
New York City
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Chicago
Columbus
Ohio
M. E. Sensenbrenner
Philadelphia
Fred T.corleto
Houston
The
Space Center
Homer Ford
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