Open campus plan eyed to ease Mt Anthony crowding
Mt Anthony Union High School directors consider using outside facilities to educate small student groups under supervision. The curriculum subcommittee led by Marie Bergquist and David Jareckie proposes leasing or borrowing community buildings to launch two 30 student outside houses.
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Mt. Anthony Union High School
Marie Bergquist
David Jareckie
Bennington
Jareckie
Bergqist
Dailey
School Board
Violence in Chattanooga Continues Amid Curfew
Cha ttago ga endures fourth straight night of violence as Mayor Walker reports 68 arrests and reduced damage after a strict curfew. Leon Anderson, 23, was shot by police in Alton Park as officers faced sniper reports and armed suspects. National Guard patrols, firebombings, and arson attempts occurred with few injuries to guardsmen or officers.
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Chattanooga, Tenn
UPI
Chattanooga
Robert K. Walker
Leon Anderson
Walker
Anderson
Alton Park
Tennessee National Guardsmen
National Guard
State Safety
Claude Armour
Chatanooga
Winfield Dunn
Two American scientists report peace hopes from Peking and Hanoi
MIT biologist Ethan Signer and Yale biologist Arthur Galston met Premier Chou En-lai in Beijing and Premier Pham Van Dong in Hanoi. They said both leaders urged an early end to the Vietnam War and accepted the 1954 Geneva framework with a coalition government in South Vietnam. They noted Chou and Dong sought diplomatic ties with the United States and friendlier Sino American relations.
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Hong Kong
UPI
Chou En-lai
China
Pham van Dong
North Vietnam
Vietnam
Indochina
Peking
Hanoi
Chou
United States
Chiang Kai-shek
Taiwan
Ethan R. Signer
Cambridge, Mass
Signer
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Arthur W. Galston
Orange
Galston
Cambodia
Laos
Pham
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
Nguyen Cao Ky
Duong van Minh
Big Minh
Nixon
Inside Martha Mitchell and Hoover friendship noted
A Page 2 item discusses On the Inside Martha Mitchell finding a friend in J. Edgar Hoover. An editorial on Page 4 argues radical thinking often comes from gray flannel suit types.
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Martha Mitchell
J. Edgar Hoover
Aging council reshuffle to curb independent aide power
Vermont Human Services Secretary William Cowles plans a major agency realignment to limit Steven Green, executive secretary of the Independent Council on Aging, after a dispute over a $60,000 report about seniors missing $32 million in benefits. Cowles aims to avoid creating a new agency by using existing state posts to administer federal funds for a three year program to inform and assist the elderly, including 20 one stop centers and 77 new jobs.
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Tration
Vermont
Green
Esco Research Corp
Portland
Maine
Deane C. Davis
Cowles
UPI
Council On Aging
Esco
Washington
Office of Economic Opportunity
OEO
Labor Department
Podgorny and Sadat discuss Soviet Egyptian ties in Cairo
Soviet President Podgorny arrived in Cairo with a high level delegation for talks with Anwar Sadat on whether Egyptian purges affected bilateral relations. Tass said Gromyko Pavlovsky and Ponomarev accompanied him. Talks may delay Middle East peace efforts. Israeli comment noted and Gaza Strip incidents reported with rockets and grenades but no casualties.
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United Press International
Nikolai V. Podgorny
Cairo
Anwar Sadat
Middle East
Tass
Podgorny
Andrei A. Gromyko
Ivan Pavlovsky
Boris N. Ponomarev
Communist Party Central Committee
Cairo International Airport
Sadat
Nasser
Copenhagen
Golda Meir
Gaza Strip
Jordan River
Besian Valley
Decision on east west highway merits delayed study near completion
The New England Regional Commission reports Phase I of a study on an east west highway across northern New England is nearly finished. The phase analyzes need and feasibility along with an environmental impact study by Concord Research Corp. and input from business, civic leaders, and environmental groups.
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Boston
Mass
New England
New England Regional Commission
New York State
Maine
Louis Berger Inc
Vermont
New Hampshire
Concord Research Corp
Audubon Societies
The
Sierra Club
Vermont Natural Resources Council
Connecticut River Watershed Council
Conservation Society of Southern Vermont
Windham Regional Planning and Development Commission
Chambers of Commerce of
Rutland
Brattleboro
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Gene Roberts
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Miss USA
Michele McDonald
Butler
Key Biscayne
Mankiewicz-Braden
Woodford
Patriots
Davis
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Social Welfare
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