Mount Anthony weighs K-12 reading plan shift
Mt Anthony Union High School curriculum committee opened a debate on expanding a new Intensive Basic reading program to elementary grades. Jerome Wichelns reported progress after 57 days, with over half of students nearing grade level, urging district-wide commitment and training upgrades to sustain gains.
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Southwest
Vermont
Jerome Wichelns
Wichelns
Jonathan Durand
Bennington
Lawrence E. Harrington
Marion Smith
Barth Vander Els
Vander Els
Supervisory Union Board
George Sleeman
Harrington
Mt. Anthony
Downtown planners push long range city revitalization
Bennington Downtown Living Program moves beyond tidying the mini park to long range planning. Nine attendees, mainly merchants, discuss market areas and development patterns while planners from the County Regional Planning Commission gather survey data for a design competition package.
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Bennington
Carol Ineson
Bennington County
Recreation Department Raft Race Promises Summer Fun
The Inside Local notes the Recreation Department will sponsor a raft race, with details on entry and event day activities. Local museum hosts its annual meeting, inviting community members to participate and view upcoming exhibits.
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Recreation Department
Tom Braden
Golden Door of Liberty
Godfrey Sperling
Sen. Goldwater
Londonderry
Arlington
Ethan Allen
Burlington
Vermont
MAU
Pats
Bellows Falls
John Randolph
Northeast Kingdom
Pathet Lao takes over last bastion of Loyalists
Pathet Lao enters Savannakhet aboard Russian PT76 tanks and about 12 trucks amid flower garlands. The town, last major Loyalist stronghold, sees welcome scenes while six U.S. Aid officials and spouses remain under student restrictions awaiting government action on aid role and official replacements.
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Pathet Lao
Savannakhet
Laos
UPI
Mekong
Indochina
Nouphet Daohuang
Nouphet
U.S
Vientiane
Sato Lays Critical in Tokyo Geisha Restaurant Stroke
Eisaku Sato former Japanese prime minister lies unconscious in a Tokyo geisha restaurant after a stroke during a meeting with business leaders. At 74 he remains in critical condition as doctors monitor his blood pressure and pulse while family and fellow politicians gather.
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Tokyo
UPI
Eisaku Sato
Sato
Yasushi Ueda
Jikei University Hospital
Japan
Hiroko
Shinji
Miki
Kakuei Tanaka
Nobusuke Kishi
Liberal Democratic Party
Okinawa
Asia
Yamaguchi
Honshu
Kissinger says progress in talks with Gromyko on arms pact
In Vienna Kissinger and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko wrap two days of talks on a strategic nuclear weapons treaty. Kissinger called the discussion constructive and said some progress was made as they prepared to meet again at the Soviet embassy. Hartman noted the talks moved beyond technical details and could influence Geneva negotiations and a European security conference.
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Vienna
UPI
Henry Kissinger
Andrei Gromyko
Kremlin
Europe
United States
Hartman
Kissinger
Gromyko
Middle East
Bonn
U.S
Ford
Brezhnev
Washington
Cambodians Defect From Gunboat After Mayaguez Claim
In Bangkok 10 Cambodian crew members who defected to Thailand gave conflicting statements about their vessel’s involvement in the Mayaguez seizure. They first claimed participation, then denied it, as the gunboat arrived at Sattahip port flying a white flag. It docked briefly before anchoring offshore, with reports of about 30 Vietnamese aboard. The boat’s location remained unclear, but Thai officials kept it at a navy port near U Tapao Air Base and sought to avoid diplomatic embarrassment amid talks with Cambodia’s new neighbors.
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Bangkok
UPI
Thailand
Mayaguez
Sattahip
Here
U Tapao Air Base
Cambodia
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