Vermont budget game draws Republican protest from Sen Janeway
In Montpelier Gov Davis aides defend a Republican newsletter budget game meant to dramatize Vermont’s fiscal strain. Senator Edward Janeway objects, promising a formal letter of protest to Davis, saying the game mocks fiscal realities and noting it differs from budget practices in the Senate and House.
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Davis
Vermont
Elbert G. Moulton
Frederick M. Reed
Janeway
House
McIntyre Opposes Haynsworth Nomination to Supreme Court
Senator Thomas J. McIntyre of New Hampshire said he would vote against Clement Haynsworth's confirmation. The move stiffens opposition among undecided lawmakers as debate looms, with Dole still supporting Haynsworth and Mansfield urging caution over implications for Douglas.
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Washington
UPI
Thomas J. McIntyre
D-N.h
Clement F. Haynsworth
Supreme Court
Haynsworth
McIintyre
New England
McIntyre
Senate
Robert J. Dole
R-Kan
Norris Cotton
R-N.h
New
Nixon Confers With Rocky On Latin American Policy
President Nixon invited Nelson A Rockefeller to the White House to discuss Rockefeller's proposals for changing U S policy in Latin America. One suggestion would increase military aid to offset reported Communist subversion there. The meeting followed by tense hour.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
White House
New York
U.S
Latin America
Rocke
Feller
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Florida
Bahamas
Rockefeller
Western Hemisphere
United States
National Security Council
U N Security Push Aims To Name POWs In Vietnam
The United States plans to seek United Nations support Tuesday to force North Vietnam to disclose the names of American prisoners of war. A U.S. spokesman said the issue would be raised with the U N Committee on Human Rights, possibly reaching the General Assembly for debate, as Hanoi claims the prisoners are war criminals and not entitled to international law protections. The move marks the first UN effort to obtain such information.
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UPD
United States
U.N
North Vietnam
U.S
U.N. Committee On Human Rights
General Assembly
World Organization
Red Cross
Hanoi
Inside Vermont Suntanner Editorial and Draft Reform Talk
A trio of briefs from page four to six cover Inside Gerald Raftery noting a Vermont suntanner type, an editorial on possible breakthrough in draft reform, and Manchester officials facing potential loss of education aid after a state tax equalization survey. The Manchester silent majority readies to weigh in on President Nixon's Vietnam policy as pages six report.
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Manchester
Republican Party
Davis
Carter
Nixon
Reed
United States
Vietnam
Moratorium tensions draw Vermont leaders into D C rally
In Montpelier Gov. Deane C. Davis urged 3000 officials to attend anti moratorium events while Lt. Gov. Thomas L. Hayes joins a Washington march November 13 to 15 to urge bold Nixon peace initiatives. Davis aides prep Statehouse festivities as Reed defends GOP rally strategy amid party divisions.
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Deane C. Davis
Thomas L. Hayes
Washington, D.C
Hayes
Nixon
Davis
Vermont
House
John S. Burgess
Brattleboro
Central Planning Office
Theodore M. Riehle
Burlington
Frederick Reed
Reed
Bennington
Harvey D Carter
Silent Majority Plans Counter Demonstrations
United Press International reports the silent majority plans nationwide actions from Veterans Day to the weekend antiwar protests. Supporters include Bob Hope, Mayor Daley, Govs Reagan and Bartlett, with groups such as VFW and Disabled American Veterans backing Nixon. Residents will display flags, wear armbands, telegram leaders, and hold parades to counter antiwar activity during National Unity Week and Operation Speak Out.
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Nixon
Hanoi
Washington
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Bob Hope
Chicago
Richard J. Daley
California
Ronald Reagan
Oklahoma
Dewey Bartlett
VFW
The
Disabled American Veterans
Catholic War Veterans
Marine Corps League
Military Order of the World Wars
Air Force Association
Fleet Reserve Association
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Veterans and Reserve
Stennis Pushes Nixon Draft Lottery Bill Approval
Sen John C Stennis D Miss urged the Senate Armed Forces Committee to back the House passed draft lottery bill. He promised hearings on reform next year and warned against broad rewrites, as Nixon’s proposal faced opposition from Sen Margaret Chase Smith and Rep L Mendel Rivers.
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Washington
UPI
John CC. Stennis
D-Miss
Senate Armed Forces Committee
Stennis
Congress
Meet the Press
NBC
Nixon
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Rep
L. Mendel Rivers
D-S,c
Senate
House
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Smith
Rivers
House Armed Services Committee
Congress Moves To Ease Cold War Export Controls
Congress nears reversal of 20 year old policy restricting exports to the Soviet Union and allies. Mondale leads liberal push, Senate and House agree on a conference measure dropping economic significance as a criterion. If enacted, license denials must cite national security impact, reducing agency discretion.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
America
Soviet Union
Nixon
Sen
Walter F. Mondale
U.S
Senate
House
Mondale
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Rocky
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Muriel Follett
Springfield
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Wilson
Howard B. Samuels
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Eisenhower
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