Public Goals For Recreation Planning In Vermont
Frederic Sargent argues for democratic public goal setting in Vermont recreation planning. He outlines four methods: tradition, copying others, expert advice, and study plus discussion. He urges citizen hearings and task forces to decide on projects like a Green Mountain Scenic Highway, Lake Champlain basin planning, and river parkways, stressing that public action follows consensus.
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Vermont
Hawaii
Connecticut
Burlington
Hoff
Lake Champlain Seaway
Green Mountain
New York - Vermont Interstate Commission
Lake Champlain
Connecticut River
Sen. Ribicoff
Corps of Army Engineer
Camel’s Hump
Winooski
Lamoille
Otter Creek
Missisquoi
Poem at center of obscenity case tests San Francisco courts
A five page erotic poem The Love Book by Lenore Kandel sparks police obscenity action against book shop owners and clerks in Haight Ashbury and North Beach. San Francisco judges consider a three judge panel, citing past rulings that topless dancers faced similar scrutiny.
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San Francisco
UPI
Peter Maloney
Maloney
Sol Weiner
Haight Ashbury District
Jay
Thelim
Allen Cohen
City Lights
North Beach
Ronald Malszalski
Joseph G. Kennedy
Lenore Kandel
Pope Sought to Reconsider Birth Control Stance
In New York, 85 global religious and scientific leaders urged Pope Paul VI to reverse the Catholic Church’s ban on artificial birth control. The appeal, including 21 Nobel winners, warned of future generations bearing responsibility for the population crisis if free conscience and choice are not honored. The Pope noted any future pronouncement would only supplement the church’s ban and may be delayed due to the Ecumenical Council’s recommendations.
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New York
UPD
Paul VI
Special
Ecumenical Council
Vatican Acknowledges Plea From Papal Office
The Vatican was acknowledged June 27 by Monsignor Angelo Dell acqua of the papal office of secretary of state. There was no indication of the pontiff reaction to the 500 word plea.
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Vatican
Angelo Dell’acqua
Times demands Warren Commission speak up on Kennedy case
New York Times editorial calls for the Warren Commission to answer rising questions about the Kennedy assassination. It urges public officials to provide responsible inquiries and avoid silence or denial, noting the commission's members understand the investigations and decisions behind the report. Acknowledging history may not be neatly explained, the piece demands clear answers.
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NEW York
UPI
New York Times Today
Warren Commission
Commission
Senate
House
the Times
Networks Called Irresponsible In 1966 Election Coverage
Washington UPI report notes the Free Society Association criticizes network coverage of 1966 races as irresponsible and biased. It urges self policing or public oversight, cites precount winner declarations and wrong projections, mentions Maryland and Georgia gubernatorial miscalls, and names Karl Rolvaag and Gene Lusk as cited losers.
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Free Society Association
FSA
Barry Goldwater
Reublican
Dennison Kitchel
Goldwater
U.S. Census Bureau
Maryland
Georgia
Karl F. Rolvaag
Minnesota
T. E
Gene) Lusk
New Mexico
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Sargent
Chusetts Conservation Commissions
Massachusetts Conservation Commissions
Ontario
New Hampshire
Pope
Edward L. Tatum
Rockefeller University
John C. Bennett
Union Theological Seminary
THE
Hones
Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
MPI
U.S
Esso
J. H
Depot Street
N.Y. Times
Lincoln
Axess
Washington
API
China
Agriculture Department
Department
Economic Research Service
Red China
Salspartat Awas
North Bennington Rd
Bennington, Vt
Shop Oneida
Esah
North ST. Shopping Plaza
SEARS
Eo Et
Dolly
Eeees
Helene Curtis
Rocker
Mattel
Isher
Pownal
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