Agnew Blasts TV Coverage of Nixon Speech in Iowa
Vice President Spiro Agnew condemned television coverage of Nixons November speech to 50 million Americans calling it instant analysis and quarrelsome criticism. Network presidents defended newsroom independence while White House said Nixon and Agnew did not discuss network coverage and received mixed reactions to the remarks.
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Nixon
Des Moines, Iowa
UPI
Spiro T. Agnew
Julian Goodman
NBC
CBS
Frank Stanton
ABC
Leonard H. Goldenson
Vietnam
United States
Johnson
Washington
White House
Ronald Ziegler
Apollo 12 lifts off toward the moon from Cape Kennedy
Three man Apollo 12 crew Charles Conrad Alan Bean and Richard Gordon launch aboard a Saturn V to begin a 255 617 mile lunar journey They aim for a southeastern Ocean of Storms landing with two moonwalks and possible rover checks amid a televised historic mission with President Nixon and Vice President Agnew watching in the rain.
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Nixon
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Spiro T. Agnew
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Space Agency
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Charles Conrad Jr
Javits Sees Haynsworth Record Revealing Segregationism
In Washington, Sen Javits charged Clement F. Haynsworth Jr. holds civil rights views too outdated to support his Supreme Court nomination. Sen Cook defended the nominee, saying the Senate should not judge a nominee by ideology.
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UPI
Clement F. Haynsworth Jr
Supreme Court
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Haynsworth
Sen
Marlow W. Cook
R-Ky
Senate
Cook
Javits
Federal Circuit
Supremeourt
Nixon
Abe Fortas
Greenville
S.C
New York Times
Washington Post
the Post
Mike Mansfield
James O. Eastland
D-Miss
Roman L. Hruska
R-Neb
GOP
Judiciary Committee
Birch E. Bayh
D-Ind
Hayns
New Plan Brings Hope for Dickey Lincoln Maine Project
UPI reports a Interior Department plan to blend federal and private hydro generation, hinting at progress on the Dickey Lincoln Maine hydro project. Rep Hathaway credits Secretary Hickel and notes New England’s need for federal power to make Dickey possible, with Senate funding for preconstruction debated in Congress.
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UPI
Interior Department
Nixon
Maine
William D. Hathaway
D-Maine
Hathaway
Pacific Northwest
Interior
Walter J. Hickel
Northwest
U.S
Dickey-Lincoln
New England
Dickey
Senate
House
Thousands March in Anti War Rites in Washington
In Washington a mass antiwar march began at Arlington at 6 05 p m on Thursday serving as the opener for 40 hours of demonstrations urging immediate U S withdrawal from Vietnam. About 40 000 security forces prepared for trouble as 10000s of mournful marchers carried signs naming Vietnam war dead while President Nixon sought bipartisan backing for his disengagement policy.
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Bennington Plenary Session Signals Tie to Consolidation
Bennington town officials and village trustees held a social dinner to discuss municipal unity. The session touched on consolidating Town of Bennington and villages, with dissent from North Bennington Trustee Richard Corcoran, who warned against zoning as snobbery and inequality. A planning official defended density zoning as a cost saver and proposed five year reviews.
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Mt. Anthony Country Club
Selectman
J. Duncan Campbell
Campbell
Norton Barber
Milton Pinsker
Joseph Carroll
Fred Tifft
North Bennington
Richard Corcoran
Corcoran
Boondocks
Town Planning Commission
America
Charles Tilgner III
John Lyons
Town Park and Recreation
Scribner
Campbell and Higgins
Hilda Hurley
Frances Bender
Mary Hodeck
Lucia Howard
Town Water and Sewer Commission
Alexander Drysdale
Daniel Cadiz
Carter Sees Aiken Playing Wait and See on Vietnam
Vermont anti war delegation led by Rep. Harvey Carter meets Sen. George Aiken and Sen. Winston Prouty after a march from Arlington to the Capitol. Carter warns Aiken may swing toward the dove if no war changes by year end, while Kalinowski criticizes Aiken for avoiding substantive antiwar action amid broad public dissent. The crowd numbered about 85,000 and included Bennington College student Michael Kalinowski.
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Harvey D. Carter Jr
Bennington
George D. Aiken
Carter
Vermont
Aiken
Winston L. Prouty
Arlington Memorial Cemetery
White House
Capitol Steps
Dove
Southeast Asia
Sen. Prouty
Nixon
Michael Kalinowski
Bennington College
Kalinowski
Area Men Arrested In Stolen Car Ring
NEW LEBANON New York two men Edward Weisberg and David Wellis Jr owners of Bouchard's Auto Parts were arrested in a multi million dollar stolen car ring investigation spanning the eastern seaboard to Georgia. Seven others were arrested in Mt Vernon. Both men arraigned and held in Columbia County Jail. Police say the scheme dismantled cars and swapped parts with many vehicles recovered intact. investigation continues with further arrests planned.
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N.Y
Seaboard
Georgia
Mt. Vernon
Edward Weisberg
Scarsdale
David Wellis Jr
Bouchard’s Auto Parts
Route 20
West
Lebanon
Roger Wemple
Columbia County
Hudson
National Auto Theft Bureau
Washington, D.C
Georgia State Auto Theft Unit
South Carolina
New York
Bennington News Highlights and Civic Plans
On the Inside Bennington Friends of Re tarded Children launch annual fund drive. An editorial questions President Nixon for dangerous rhetoric from his lieutenant. Manchester comprehensive plan map appears. Bennington-Rutland Opportunity Council announces Head Start to be year-round.
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