Hoff accuses Republicans of dereliction at Vermont dinner
Democratic Governor Philip Hoff told about 300 attendees at a Bennington fund-raiser that Republicans refused cooperation and dodged leadership duties. He dismissed GOP claims of fiscal responsibility and criticized tax windfalls used for current expenses, urging decisive Democratic action.
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Republican Party
Philip H. Hoff
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Bennington County
Democratic Committee
Hoff
Vermont
Democractic
GOP
Johnson Urges Job Corps For Youth Poverty War Plan
President Johnson outlined a 962.5 million poverty program centered on a Job Corps for up to 100000 youths ages 16 to 21. The plan creates the Office of Economic Opportunities led by Sargent Shriver and Volunteers for America to supervise nationwide anti poverty efforts.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Civilian Conservation Corps
Office of Economic Opportunities
Sargent Shriver
Shriver
Volunteers For America
Job Corps
Youth Conservation Corps
National Service Corps
White House
Sune Dayight
Alliance for Progress Emphasis Rededication by Johnson
President Johnson reaffirmed U S commitment to the Alliance for Progress in Latin America. He called for greater cooperation, self help and social justice amid acknowledged barriers.
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Washington
Johnson
United States
Alliance For Progress In
Latin America
Panama Diplomatic Confusion Sparks U S Panama Row
A U S Panamanian diplomatic muddle follows mixed signals after OAS says relations restored to ease Panama Canal tensions while U S sources deny agreement and prompt talks on renegotiating the 1903 canal treaty. President orders ambassadors to Washington for review.
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Washington
White House
U.S
Organization of American States
United States
Panama
Panama Canal
Panama City
Roberto F. Chiari
OAS
Thomas C. Mann
Inter American Affairs
Mann
OAS Mediation Commission
Panama Canal Zone
De Gaulle Begins Latin Tour in Mexico City Welcome
President Charles de Gaulle lands in Mexico City to start a four day visit aimed at boosting French prestige and trade in Latin America. He travels from Merida after a Guadeloupe stop with Mexico's Lopez Mateos and other officials to oversee a high security reception and plans a joint communique with Mexico.
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Charles de Gaulle
Paris
Orly Field
Mexico
Mexico City
Latin America
Yucatan Peninsula
Merida
Guadeloupe
Kennedy
Lopez Mateos
National AR Strike Feared
Chief railroad negotiator J E Wolfe warned the country is on the verge of a national railroad strike. He cited five unions bypassing national talks to seek separate talks with two railroads and released their letter to Secretary of Labor Wirtz urging prompt action to avert a private dispute becoming a public disaster.
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Washington
J.E. Wolfe
Wolfe
Lasbor W
Hearings Open on Cigarettes Health Warnings
FTC extends filing deadline to April 15 for opinions on labeling and advertising warnings for cigarettes. Chairman Dixon links action to Surgeon General report and industrywide rule approach, with a possible court challenge from Tobacco Institute. Final decision not expected for months.
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FTC
Washington
Paul Dixon
Federal Trade Commission Today
Health Service
Commission
Jor
Surgeon General
Scouters Win Top Awards From Green Mountain Council
On the Inside section highlights Bennington and Shaftsbury Scouters receiving Green Mountain Council’s highest honors. Also notes Harry L. Adams of Manchester turning 90.
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Bennington
Shaftsbury
Green Mountain Council
Harry L. Adams
Manchester
Bennington Village Ballot on Zoning Water Funds and Government Study
Voters face seven ballot articles including approving a zoning ordinance and map, appropriating 20 000 for a water system sinking fund, and deciding on renting or buying a street sweeper. Other items seek authority to study municipal government forms with a 1200 grant and 2 cent tax if approved, plus officer elections led by a contested village president race between James B. Gibney and Salvatore Santarcangelo.
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James B. Gibney
Salvatore Santarcangelo
Gibney
Gibney, Haynes and Kane Funeral Home
Republican Committee
Santarcangelo
Dewey Trust Estate
Stark Street
Elm Street
John H
Cynthia G. Williams
Edward
Caroline Knapp
Knapp Drive
Main Street
State Auditor of Accounts
Water Department
Fire Department
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Raynolds
Harold Raynolds
State Board of Education
Lyman C. Hunt
Burlington
W. Arthur Simpson
Lyndonville
Weston Cate
Vermont Education Association
Max Barrows
Charles B. Nichols
Vermont State School Directors Association
Rep
Sanborn Partridge
Proctor
House
By Bob Hagerman
LBJ
Small Business Administration
Alliance For Progress
Freedom
Pan American Union
Carlos Sanz de Santamaria
Colombia
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Americas
John F. Kennedy
Dixon
the Tobacco Institute
Molly Stark
Ralph Quackenbush
Carol Sherman
Dawn Rogers
Joyce McIntire
Buckler
By Warren Buckler
Prietor
Ideal Fuels, Inc
Citizen’s Party
David Carver
Ormal Pierce
Arthur Rickert
Alfred Ellett
Board of Water Commissioners
State Armory
Armory
Holt
Webb Spring
J. L. Harbour Inc
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