Bennington Zoning Hearing Urges Public Turnout
Tomorrow at 8 p.m. a public hearing at Bennington Elementary School will consider interim zoning under the Vermont act. Selectmen urge supporters and opponents to attend to show mandate for or against sweeping zoning powers as debate over outside areas continues.
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Bennington
J. Duncan Campbell
Selectmen
Vermont Planning and Development Act
Board of Selectmen
Campbell
Joseph E. Higgins
French Reserves Slump After De Gaulle Defeat
France reports a $212.1 million April drain in gold and foreign currency reserves bringing totals to $3.7 billion. Officials cited undisclosed factors from the post defeat panic while leftist parties in turmoil and wide internal splits affected policy and public confidence.
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Paris
UPI
France
Charles de Gaulle
Finance Ministry
U.S
de Gaulle
Harvard Proxy Defends Use of Police on Campus
Harvard University President Nathan M. Pusey defends campus police use to clear occupied University Hall on April 10. He urged colleges to handle disorders without federal interference, saying internal solutions from faculty students and administration are needed. He warned against hard line responses to student disorders and noted many sympathized with SDS.
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Boston
UPI
Harvard University
Nathan M. Pusey
U.S. Atty
James Mitchell
Harvard
Pusey
U.S
Civil Liberties Union launches head on challenge to draft
The American Civil Liberties Union announced a new campaign to test the constitutionality of the Selective Service Act. It urged 47 state affiliates and numerous volunteer lawyers to pursue court tests, aiming to show the draft is not justified and to press for congressional repeal or reforms including civil review and free legal counsel for registrants.
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New York
American Civil Liberties Union
John de J. Pemberton Jr
James Madison
Civil Liberties Group
Aclu Board
Union
Selective Service
Saigon Needs 2.5 Billion For Economic Independence
A UPI report prepared for President Nixon states South Vietnam will require 2.5 billion dollars in foreign aid after the war to achieve economic self reliance within ten years. Most aid would come from the United States, with a reconstruction plan spanning two to three years followed by seven years of development including a Mekong Delta water control system.
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Saigon
UPID
Nixon
South Vietnam
United States
U.S
Republic of
David E. Lilienthal
Atomic Energy Commission
Vietnam
Mekong Delta
Black Militant interrupts Riverside Church service in New York
James Forman of NBEC interrupted the 11am communion at Riverside Church reading demands for 60 percent of the church income and funds for nationwide reparations. Rev. Ernest Campbell led ministers to eject him, crowd parted, service resumed as organizers condemned the display. Riverside Church, Morningside Heights, affiliated with Baptists and United Church of Christ.
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Black Militant
Riverside Church
N.Y.C
New York
UPID
Riverside
James Forman
National Black Economic Conference
NBEC
John V. _ Lindsay
Forman
Ernest Campbell
Campbell
Morningside Heights
Harlem
American Baptist Convention
United Church of Christ
Labor Council backs anti-nuclear group in county area
The Barrington Burton area’s newly formed Committee for Survival is backed by the Burlington County Central Labor Council this weekend. Area residents oppose building nuclear power plants in the region, urging community action and safety considerations.
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Labor Council
Committee For Survival
Bennington County Central Labor Council
Nuclear concerns spark labor drive in Bennington meeting
At a Bennington labor seminar Dr Irving Lyon of Bennington College helped launch a Committee for Survival campaign. A May 16 public meeting at St Peter's Episcopal Church will feature Leo Goodman and James Stout urging labor outreach against nuclear power. The group formed to oppose federal funding for fast breeders, calling for a suspension of new plants until safety and waste disposal can be proven.
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Irving Lyon
Bennington College
Committee For Survival
CFS
James Stout
Lyon
Dr. Lyon
Goodman
Stout
Labor
Bennington
Citizens Committee For Environmental Control
Committee For Environmental Conservation
Hugh Dollard
Peter Wilson
Verder Elwell
Ed Levin
John O. Pastore
D R.I
Joint Committee On Atomic Energy
New England
Easton
N.Y
Hudson River
Stafford Shows Little Sympathy On Campus Disruptions
Washington reporter summary notes Rep. Robert Stafford condemns a small minority of students and permissive faculty and administrators for campus disruption. He urges college officials to use laws at local, state and federal levels to block disorders, saying they have the courage to act.
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Washington
UPI
Robert T. Stafford
R-Vt
Stafford
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Norton Barber
North Bennington
Old Bennington
SDS
Civil Liberties Union
N.Y. Times News Service
Pemberton
Georges Pompidou
Elysee Palace
Francois Mitterrand
Mitterrand
Pompidou
Gaullist
Gaullists
Gaston Defferre
Socialist Party
Michel Rocard
Alfortville
The
Unified Socialist Party
PSU
Convention of Republican Institutions
Rocard
Czechoslovakia
Nathan Pusey
NBC
Lilienthal
James Reston
Manchester
Burr and Burton
Atomic Energy
Lilian Kallir
Claude Frank
Lionel Nowak
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Beethoven
Chopin
Mozart
Bach
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