Senate urges quick exit of U S from Indochina
The Senate urged President Nixon to withdraw U S forces from Vietnam promptly with the release of all U S prisoners as a condition. The measure, approved 57 to 42, would set a nine month deadline after signing, but is not binding legislation according to Nixon aides.
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Vietnam
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Gulf of Tonkin
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Ronald Ziegler
Congress
Ziegler
House
Readsboro condo plan faces zoning and Act 250 hurdles
Readsboro examines a 20 unit condominium project for 2.9 acres near Dutch Hill ski area. Beck Enterprises plans water and sewer filings soon and may seek Act 250 exemptions if Alpenwald ties count. Plans stalled by Readsboro density rules and need for conditional use approval. agencies may still file permits by Oct. 1 construction.
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Heartwellville
Dutch Hill
Gary Beck
Beck Enterprises, Ltd
Westport, Conn
Beck
American Land and Development Co
Alpenwald Resort
Alpenwald
Joseph Marchegiani
Kenneth Senecal
Bennington-Windham County Environmental Commissions
Senecal
Inside Nixon urges AMA to aid drug abuse fight
President Nixon appeals to the American Medical Association to assist in combating drug abuse while signaling openness on national health insurance. The article notes his reception and emphasis during a nationally reported speech.
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AMA
George Connelly
Washington
School For
Fish & Game Department
John Page
Grandma Moses
Chicago Sun-Times reports on secret JFK era documents
The Chicago Sun-Times claims top secret State Department and Pentagon papers show President Kennedy and aides were deeply involved in the events surrounding the fall of South Vietnamese leader Ngo Dinh Diem. The publication notes the documents are part of a copyrighted Sun-Times story.
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UPI
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Chicago Sun-Times
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Ngo Dinh Diem
Sun-Times
Kennedy
Johnson
Justice Department
Sun- Times
Dean Rusk
Morton Kondracke
Thomas B. Ross
National Security Council
Diem
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Secret Police
North Vietnam
Roger Hilsman
Hilsman
Nhu
United States
Far East
Sec. of State
Newspapers under stay orders on Pentagon report. Sun-Times case widens
United Press International reports three papers paused publication of a 7000 page Pentagon study on Indochina while appeals courts consider rulings granting Times and Post access. The Boston Globe faces a separate injunction with documents to be turned over. The Chicago Sun-Times published new State Department memos from 1963 on the Diem coup, prompting possible action.
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Washington Post
the Post
the Times
Boston Globe
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Globe
Washington
New York
Post
Times
Supreme Court
Times and Post
U.S. District Court
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U.S
Indochina
Truman
Johnson
Sun-Times
AEC board sets hearings on Vernon plant licensing
Brattleboro Vermont Yankee faces lengthy hearings for its Vernon nuclear plant license with potential start in early August. Three member AEC Safety and Licensing Board will decide if hearings begin Aug 9 or 10, despite objections from conservation groups and the states of Vermont New Hampshire and Massachusetts. The process could push back Oct 1 commercial start and may include July water discharge hearings plus new stricter radiation limits the plant must meet.
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Brattleboro
Vermont
Yankee
Vernon
Samuel Jensch
Washington, D.C
Special Atomic Energy Commission Safety and Licensing Board
Vermont Yankee
Jensch
Conservation
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Washington
Brattleboro Union High School
AEC
Connecticut River
Vermont Water Resources Board
United States
Britain Cleared to Join the European Common Market
After 14 hours of talks in Luxembourg the six EU members and Britain agreed terms for Britain’s entry to the market on January 1, 1973. Geoffrey Rippon hailed an historic day as France’s Maurice Schumann announced the package including New Zealand dairy concessions and a boosted agricultural fund totaling 297.5 million dollars in the first year post joining.
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Luxembourg
UPI
Britain
Geoffrey Rippon
France
Italy
Belgium
West Germany
Holland
Kircherg European Center
Rippon
Europe
Maurice Schumann
Charles de Gaulle
New Zealand
Agricultural Fund
Common Market
Vermont vows strict crackdown on water pollution
Vermont Water Resources Commissioner Martin L. Johnson told a Bennington audience that the 1970 water pollution control act will be strictly enforced starting July 1. Rural homes are a major source, and all dischargers must obtain a state permit and, if needed, a pollution abatement schedule or face fines up to 10,000 dollars and five years per day of violation.
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Colgate Hall
the First Baptist
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Water Resources
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