Bennington appoints Bloustein president
Dr Edward J Bloustein a NYU law professor was named Bennington Colleges fifth president replacing the late William C Fels who died of cancer. Os car M Ruebhausen announced the selection after trustees acted during commencement weekend Bloustein will take office at age 40 and join NYU as a senior professor in torts and jurisprudence of the state.
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N.Y.U, Law School
Bennington
Rights Workers March In Memory Of Slain Three
A bi racial civil rights group plans a 12 mile march through rural east central Mississippi to honor three workers killed a year ago. The route ends at a burned Mount Zion church site with services for Michael Schwerner Andy Goodman and James Chaney.
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Ky Installed as Saigon Premier Amid War Actions
Gen Nguyen Cao Ky took office as South Viet Nam premier with Maj. Gen. Nguyen Van Thieu as junta chairman. In Da Nang area clashes Marine casualties reported, four enemy killed and one captured. Air battles over North Viet Nam produced another Allied MiG shootdown. China and North Viet Nam rejected a British peace mission as the new regime promised victory.
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Algeria Coup Leaders Claim Wide Support
Algeria's new military regime claimed broad backing for the coup that ousted President Ahmed Ben Bella and urged Afro-Asian leaders to attend next week's Algiers summit. Reports from Paris noted student protests chanting Ben Bella to power and demonstrations in Algiers. Ben Bella's whereabouts remained unknown after his deposing by Col. Houari Boumedienne. Foreign Minister Abdelhaziz Bouteflika praised international support from several nations, while observers noted unrest and possible Soviet hesitance amid Sino-Soviet tensions.
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Soviets Hint Firmer Line Toward China
Moscow signaling a shift in tone toward Beijing, Pravda hints at retaliation and unity among Communist parties amid Viet Nam tensions. Chou En Lai ridicules the British Commonwealth peace mission as a U.S. ploy, while North Vietnam derides the plan as a U.S. and British gimmick.
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Local notes and sports highlights from the pages
Inside coverage highlights a new fire alarm signaling a local weather alert, Kirtland King weighs the lottery as a pivotal New York election issue, Pownal prepares to elect two school directors at Tuesday’s annual meeting, and Bennington’s Legion baseball results against Rutland with wins and losses.
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Rioters in New Hampshire face heavy charges under new law
In Laconia 33 youths arrested after Weirs Beach riot posted bail at 500 each. They plead innocent to disobeying an officer and failing to disperse as authorities, including National Guard, quelled a clash that left dozens injured. Ringleaders alleged to be Hell's Angels members.
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Baruch remembered by leaders after death in New York
UPI report notes financier and adviser Baruch dies at 94 after heart attack in Manhattan. Tributes flow from Adlai Stevenson, Mayor Wagner, Billy Rose and Gov. McNair. Describes illness, timing of death, and Baruch’s lifelong service to nation and South Carolina roots.
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Legislature Returns For Last Full Week
Vermont Legislature returns for its final full week of the 1965 session. A July 1 end looms per federal order. Major items include redistricting realignments approved by Gov Hoff and a House vote on fall election dates. Committee of conference to set biennial spending and methods to raise about $3 million to finance a record $95 million spending plan.
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Beattie challenges property assessments at Manchester hearing
Manchester selectman Orrin Beattie told the Board of Civil Authority that his land is listed unevenly compared with similar parcels. He cited Green Acres a 96 acre development valued at about $20 000 yet listed for $4 000 and compared it to a larger corporation owned site with more favorable terms, urging fairness in assessments as nearly 40 appeals were addressed at the Saturday session.
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Old Post Office Here To Be A Federal Office Building
Bennington officials learn the 1914 post office will not be surplus but converted to a federal office building for non postal agencies. The village had sought to preserve it as municipal offices, jail and police space, while Sen. Aiken confirms government plans to use the building.
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