Hayes Challenges Patriotism at Mt Anthony Graduation
Lt Gov Thomas Hayes told 285 Mt Anthony seniors to face the future with responsibility in a speech that urged improving education and addressing inequities. He contrasted national paradoxes with calls for reform as graduates heard reflections on life beyond school and the duty to preserve the republic.
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Mt. Anthony
Union School
Thomas L. Hayes
Spinelli
Ralph Vaughn Williams
Michael Demasi
Peter Graves
Graves
John Carton
Monitor
Duo
Charles W. Keir
Nancy Makin
Anthony
Hayes
UVM
U.S
Winston Prouty
Benjamin Franklin
The
Nation
Davis
America
William A. Castle
Catherine Corcoran
Richard Lenehan
SALT Talks Progress Delays Recess to July End
In Vienna SALT delegates moved toward agreements with extended talks into mid July. Officials see progress on ABM curbs and an informal recess date discussion noted, as Helsinki resumes talks in autumn.
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Vienna
API
Park
Baden
Helsinki
U.S
Agnew Defends Rhetoric at Republican Dinner
Vice President Spiro Agnew vowed to press on with forceful, factual rhetoric about dissenters at a Detroit fundraiser for 400 demonstrators outside Cobo Hall. He urged resignation of Harvard student Joseph Rhodes Jr from the campus unrest commission and urged elevating public discourse to curb violence.
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UPI
Spiro T. Agnew
Cobo Hall
Agnew
Washington
Joseph Rhodes Jr
Harvard
Special Presidential Commission
Rhodes
Kent State
No Compromise On Church-Chamber Cambodia Debate
The Senate's month-long Cambodia debate shows no break with opponents and sponsors sticking to their positions. Javits proposed a 30 day cap on any future presidential troop deployment without congressional consent. Griffin planned an administration backed amendment to allow limited foreign mercenary support. A vote aimed for mid next week.
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Washington
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
John Sherman Cooper
Rky
Frank Church
D-Idaho
U.S
Cambodia
Senate
Robert P. Griffin
Michigan
Griffin
Inside Page 4 Editorial and Letters Preview
An Inside feature notes yesterday's nerve shattering sonic boom with an editorial on Page 4. A letter to the editor critiques setting high fair market values on undeveloped property, also on Page 4. Photos from Arlington Memorial High School class of 1970 span Page 6. Hoosick Falls schools gear for graduations on Page 7.
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Arlington Memorial High School
Three US reporters freed from Cambodian captivity
Three American correspondents Richard Dudman Elizabeth Pond and Michael Morrow were released by Cambodian National United Front forces and reached Saigon. Dudman said all were in good condition and had been treated well after being captured May 7 near Svey Rieng two miles west of the provincial capital. The group were among 25 missing reporters with 19 still unaccounted for and some previous knowledge of others killed.
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Saigon
UPI
Cambodia
Richard Dudman
Washington
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Elizabeth Pond
Christian Science Monitor
Michael Morrow
Dispatch News Service
Dudman
S'Said
Svey Rieng
Parrot’s Beak
Norodom Sihanouk
BCIC Backs $7.3 Million Pownal Tissue Plant Loan
BCIC announces Vermont Industrial Building Authority will underwrite a 7.3 million loan for a Spruce Tissue Mills Inc. plant to be built near the Hoosic River on Vt 346 in Pownal. The facility will employ 110 to 200 workers, use dried cellulose, and claim zero pollution with treated water returned to the river. BCIC cites water availability and railroad access as reasons for locating the mill in Pownal.
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R. Marshall Witten
Bennington County Industrial Corp
BCIC
Vermont Industrial Building Authority
Pownal
Witten
Spruce Tissue Mills Inc
New York State
Hoosic River
Vermont
Bennington
Walloomsac
Nixon to Address Nation on Economy Amid Slump
President Nixon will speak at noon EDT to urge public confidence in the economy despite high unemployment, a deep recession, and steep inflation. He will call for restraint by business and labor on prices and wages and predict trouble is near an end, stopping short of mandatory controls. The White House said networks will carry the radio and TV address, first disclosed April 27, with delays linked to Indochina developments.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
White House
Indochina
Prouty Announces Run for Third Senate Term
Vermont Senator Winston L. Prouty announced he will seek a third term as a Republican U.S. senator. Speaking at the Montpelier Tavern Inn he cited his record on education health transportation and elderly security and pledged to do more for Vermont and the nation. He did not name his Democratic opponent former Gov. Philip Hoff but discussed rival Bill Meyer who runs on both party tickets.
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Winston L. Prouty
U.S
Vermont
Prouty
Jeanette
East Capitol
Montpelier Tavern Inn
Philip H. Hoff
Hoff
William H. Meyer
West Rupert
Bill Meyer
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Morrow
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Sihanouk
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David Scribner
Richard H. Thomas
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