Vermont No Place For Pheasants Hearing Debates Put and Take Policy
Vermont Fish and Game biologists told Benninton Armory officials that the state remains unsuitable for pheasants and that Vermont will stay a put and take program. Chief biologist Ben Day cited 30 years of research showing a zero natural population and explained stocking costs and mortality rates, with 16 000 to 24 000 birds released in four years.
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Vermont
Fish and Game
Bennington
Shaftsbury Fish and Game Club
Ben Day
Day
Edward Kehoe
New Hampshire
River Channel Change Sparks Vermont Political Tour
Governor Deane C. Davis and state Water Resources officials toured the Walloomsac River in Bennington to review a recent channel alteration by William Morse. The visit focused on a pending Water Resources Board decision and featured petitions from local residents and concerns about erosion and flood risk to Silk Road homes and the river’s ecology.
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Scribner
William H. Morse
Walloomsac
Bennington Flats
Daniel Healey
Water Resources Department
Deane C. Davis
Bennington
Healey
John E. Cerutti
Water Resources
Norton Barber
State Water Resources Department
Walloomsac River
Water Resources Board
Cerutti
Duncan Campbell
Joseph E. Higgins
Arnold K. Harrington
Gerald E. Watson
Morse
Harrington and
Watson
Silk Road
Harrington
Vermont Hatchery
Missing Coed Found After Two Days in Vermont Woods
Penny Kaden, 21, a Temple University student from Levittown, Pennsylvania, was found near Deer Lick Brook about two miles east of the Long Trail in Glastenbury after a two day search involving a New York State Police helicopter, seven airplanes, state troopers, game wardens, bloodhounds and volunteers. She had been separated from four hikers Tuesday morning and walked in circles before being spotted near a shelter, in good condition and resting at a Shaftsbury motel with fellow hikers.
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Penny Kaden
Temple University
Deer Lick Brook
Glastenbury
Levittown
New York State Police
Winhall
Massachusetts
Robert Tillman
Miss Kaden
Gordon Mooney
State Police
Shaftsbury
Massachusetts Line
Robert Zibelman
Mark Turetsky
Laura Floczack
Prof
William Simonson
Glastonbury Long Trail
Mooney
Inside John Chamberlain and Supreme Court talks
Inside John Chamberlain questions if today’s radical could become tomorrow’s square. James Reston weighs possible new Supreme Court appointees. Bennington County planners review county and state growth statistics.
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John Chamberlain
James Reston
Supreme Court
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Bennington County
Nuclear Submarine Sinks In San Francisco Bay
Vallejo California dispatch reports the $50 million U S S Guittaro submarine sank to the bay floor in five minutes at Mare Island Naval Shipyard while water flooded the forward compartment There were no injuries and officials cited no explosive or radioactive danger awaiting a formal investigation into the incident
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Vallejo
Calif
UPS
San Francisco Bay
Mare Island Naval Shipyard
U.S.S
Norbert Frankenberger
San Francisco Bay Naval Shipyards
Powell’s Name Withdrawn In N Y C Race
New York congressman Adam Clayton Powell withdrew his name from the Democratic primary for mayor leaving five candidates in the race. A petition with 8730 signatures had been filed earlier and Powell is expected to back former Mayor Robert F. Wagner, having left his withdrawal certificate with a Wagner aide while away on tour.
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New York
Adam Clayton Powell
Powell
Board of Elections
Harlem
Robert F. Wagner
Wagner
Nixon Plan Dismissed by Hanoi at Paris Peace Talks
At the Paris peace talks the Communist side dismissed Nixon eight point plan as absurd while North Vietnam and Viet Cong negotiators softened their own demands. Xuan Thuy and Tran Buu Kiem rejected the mutual withdrawal focus but showed willingness to discuss parts of the plan. Lodge described the plan as revolutionary and hopeful for negotiations as talks entered their 17th session with a mutual pullout remaining the main hurdle.
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Vietnam
Nixon
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
Lodge
Xuan Thuy
Kiem
South Vietnam
National Liberation Front
United States
Laos
Cambodia
France
Viet Cong
NLF
John Gorton
Thieu and Rogers discuss replacing US troops in Vietnam
In Saigon President Thieu and Secretary Rogers agreed that training South Vietnamese forces to take over some combat duties and allow withdrawals proceeds satisfactorily. No dates were set for withdrawals, but limited troop reductions might occur soon under Nixon’s policy speech.
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Thieu
Rogers
Nixon
U.S
The
Nation
Gorton
Washington
Southeast Asia
Paratroopers Lead A Shau Valley Push
U S paratroopers leading a 10 000 man Allied offensive into the A Shau Valley said they killed 88 North Vietnamese defenders guarding a major guerrilla supply dump. The operation Apache Snow aimed to disrupt Ho Chi Minh trail supply bivouacs and halt guns and ammunition flow to Da Nang and Hue.
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U.S. 101St Airborne Division
A Shau
U.S
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Laos
da Nang
Hue
South Vietnam
Soviet Capsule Lands on Venus Century Flight Quietly Ends
Soviet Venus 5 completed a 160 million mile unmanned voyage to Venus, releasing a parachuted capsule that touched down gently on the planet. Tass reported continued data from Venus 5 while Venus 6 anticipated to land soon, signaling a Soviet lead in Venus exploration ahead of Apollo 10.
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Moscow
UPD
Venus
Earth
Tass
United States
U.S
Moon
U.S. Space Agency
Governor Lands Spirit of Area Day Care Center
Governor Deane C. Davis lauded local day care efforts as a solution to welfare dependency at a Beau May luncheon attended by bankers and officials. He praised the 140 Ben-Mont Ave center as a community-led model and urged renewed neighborly involvement. The center, funded by local contributions and family fees for 48 children, faces financial shortfalls with only modest industry support received to date.
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Deane C. Davis
Gov. Davis
Beau May
Bennington Child Care Inc
Ben-Mont Ave
Vermont
Brattleboro
H. Douglas Smith
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Governor Lands ‘Spirit’ of
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Thomas Steffen
Davis
Eileen Dick
W. Douglas Smith
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