Nixon Plans Two Major Addresses During Peace Mission
President Nixon begins a peace mission with stops at General Beadle College in Madison South Dakota and the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs. He will also meet South Vietnamese President Thieu at Midway Island and then head to San Clemente California to prepare policy papers. The schedule includes a joint statement possibly at Midway and a return to Honolulu before a June 10 White House return.
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One Dead 73 Missing In Pearl Harbor Destroyer Sinking
UPI reports the U S destroyer Frank Evans was cut in half by the Australian aircraft carrier Melbourne during a SEATO exercise 300 miles southeast of Saigon. One dead and 73 missing from the Evans crew, 200 survivors, and a large search underway.
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Thieu Rejects Coalition With Viet Cong After Korea Trip
South Viet Namese President Nguyen Van Thieu called Communist peace demands illogical and said his country would fight the war alone rather than share power with the Viet Cong. He spoke at a news conference after returning from visits with Park Chung Hee and Chiang Kai-shek and said no coalition talks would be raised with Nixon on Midway Island.
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House Probes Threat Of Militant Students
Washington. The House Internal Security Committee opens hearings to determine if militant students pose a serious threat to American society. The panel, renamed from Un American Activities, vows calmer sessions under chairman Rep Richard H. Schord, D Md, as reports about the SDS are reviewed. Senator John L. helps push the discussion.
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AEC member faults media over atomic power criticism
Commissioner James T. Ramey blamed magazines and news accounts for unwarranted public opposition to atomic power. Speaking at a briefing in Haddam Neck Connecticut he urged mature media portrayal of nuclear energy as part of national energy needs amid the AEC’s controversial dual role.
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Scientist Not Needed On Power Study Group
MONTPELIER UPI There will be no move to name a scientist to the Legislative Council Electrical Energy Study Committee when the panel holds its organization meeting Wednesday. Council chairman Peter Giuliani said he sees no reason to monkey with the committee composition. The panel, including House and Senate representation, public and private power companies, and the public, will listen to experts and form reasoned judgments. The committee studies environmental effects of large generating facilities including nuclear powered plants.
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Legal Aid Lawyer Seeks ACLU Aid in Poverty Hassle
Brattleboro Vermont Legal Aid attorney Peter I Diamondstone who moved from Long Island to relax now faces a controversy over professional conduct in aiding the poor He asked the ACLU to intervene after VLA director Keith E King asked him to resign He argues for Poor Power while Diamondstone contends the case merits union support The dispute includes charges of unorthodox conduct and alleged anti Semitic background remarks and questions about his Vermont bar admission status
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Vermont Referendum Hopes Swayed by Nonvoters
Vermonters face a statewide referendum on calling a constitutional convention after a debate over voter apathy and understanding. Ballots were printed for 256,000 despite forecasts of light turnout as supporters claim a narrow win while opponents warn of court challenges.
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Inside Pownal gets state aid for split sessions
State funds earmarked for split school sessions at Inside Pownal. Hoosick Falls VFW dedicates a new headquarters. Columnist James Reston analyzes the nation’s swing to the right and its broader implications.
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