Kennedy Declines 1972 Presidential Bid in Ireland Visit
UPI reports Senator Edward M Kennedy arrived in Ireland amid security crowds and protests. He stated he would not seek the 1972 Democratic nomination, as he and wife Joan toured sites tied to the Kennedy legacy, including Shannon, Dunganstown, and the Trinity College event commemorating Edmund Burke.
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Sean Brennan
New Ross
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Mary Ryan
Dunganstown
County Wexford
Edmund Burke
Kemeny Installed As Dartmouth President On Reforms
Dr John C Kemeny installed as the 18th president of Dartmouth College promising a new era in higher education He urged faculty reorganization to reduce barriers and accelerate decision making He raised the question of admitting women and emphasized a year of discussion to reshape the institution He succeeds Dr John Sloan Dickey who becomes Third Century professor of public affairs.
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N.H
UPI
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Dartmouth College
Kemeny
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Dickey
New York City
Hungary
Princeton University
Albert Einstein
Princeton
3000 Beds Cut In VA Hospitals
Washington reports nearly 5000 beds removed from use at veterans hospitals as Vietnam era demand grows. VA head Donald E. Johnson says no war wounded will face slow care, while Rep. Teague questions funding and staffing. Johnson cites lack of demand as reason. unused beds could be restored if needed.
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UPI
Political tensions rise over dean resignation and university memo
Troy Gathers spat over student memorandum as Richard G. Folsom delays statement on Ronald A. Mueller resignation call. Scott Starach receives a photo of a letter urging councils to advise on recommendations. Carlton E. King condemns Kunstler, praises Kelleher for Albany State U stand. Governor Rockefeller faces legislative review of proposed sick and disabled workers benefits increases.
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Ronald A. Mueller
School of Humanities and Social Sciences
Scott Starach
Troy Police Benevolent Association
U.S
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Saratoga Springs
Chicago 7
William Kunstler
Albany
Rockefeller
Around Vermont Sales Tax Revenue Doubles
The Davis administration projected net $16 million in 3 percent sales tax receipts, up $1 million from January estimates, nearly doubling earlier predictions. Revenue estimator Kenneth McCart cited revisions to fiscal 1971, with Ronald Crisman noting a $735,000 upward adjustment and total tax intake near $110 million versus $109.1 million in the governor's budget.
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House Appropriations Committee
Moynihan remark sparks Vermont civil rights anger
Vermont civil rights leaders condemn Daniel Moynihan for remarks suggesting a period of benign neglect for black Americans. Dr. Cleveland Williams calls the idea asinine while NAACP president William Meyer says Vermont Negroes distrust such comments. The Moynihan memorandum appeared in the Sunday New York Times.
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Vermont
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Moynihan
America
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St. Michael’s College
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William Meyer
Sunday
New York Times
Vermont Governor says new HR department won’t endanger federal grants
Gov. Davis said federal grants of 2¢ million remain safe after the creation of a proposed state Human Resources Department. He met with Attorney General Mitchell who said the agency’s structure would pose no problems. Mental Health Commissioner Leopold warned that exempt officials limit could risk funds under merger plans. Secretary Reed said Mitchell indicated multiple exempt employees may exist at various management levels.
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UPI
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Vermont
John Mitchell
Jonathan Leopold
Leopold
Fred Reed
Mitchell
Rutland man arraigned in hit and run death
Edward J. McDonald 32 of Castleton was arraigned in Vermont District Court on charges of leaving the scene of an accident in the death of Alexander Walczuk 45 who was struck Friday night along Route 4 in West Rutland. McDonald posted 1000 bail and turned himself in after police seized his pickup for lab analysis.
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UPI
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Castleton
Vermont
West Rutland
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Alexander Walczuk
Route 4
Berkshire stamp controversy stirs first day mail plans
Controversy over the Herman Melville first day stamp issue and Pittsfield rush to obtain envelopes for a March 7 cancellation prompts New Bedford officials to offer cooperation to the Berkshire Stamp Club. George Gray to fly many envelopes into Pittsfield for the event.
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Herman Melville
New Bedford
Berkshire Museum Stamp Club
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George Gray
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