Nixon seeks Tito's aid in Mideast peace efforts
In Belgrade Nixon asked Yugoslavia to use its nonaligned stance to back U S efforts for a Middle East peace free of foreign meddling. He toured Croatia and Kumrovec, birthplace of Tito, with the host and wives, then attended a state dinner.
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UPI
Nixon
Tito
Yugoslavia
U.S
Middle East
Croatia
Kumrovec
Spain
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Adriatic
Sava River
White House
Nasser
United States
Zagreb
Sniper's poor aim blamed for dynamite truck blast
In Springfield Missouri police say snipers targeting a Tri-State Motor Transit explosives truck fired at tires or radiator, exploding 21 tons of dynamite. Driver John A. Galt, 48, of Oklahoma City, died. Suspects Bowden, Shuler, and Sharron Bowden, all of Joplin, face second degree murder arraignments.
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Oklahoma City
Gerald Lee Bowden
Sharron Lynn
Bobby Shuler
Joplin
Bowden
Shuler
Tri-State Motor Transit Co
Teamsters
Galt
Interstate 44
Morton defends Goodell amid Agnew attack in New York
Vice President Spiro Agnew labels Sen. Charles Goodell as part of an awful radical liberal coalition. Republican National Chairman Rogers C. Morton counters that Goodell is absolutely a good Republican and will support him in New York and nationwide.
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Spiro T. Agnew
Charles Goodell
Rn.y
Agnew
Rogers C. B. Morton
Goodell
New York
Spiro Agnew
North Dakota
James L. Buckley
Rochester
Morton
New York State
Davis plea rejected doe season upheld by Fish and Game Board
The Fish and Game Board rejected Gov Davis position and kept an anglerless doe season for District 1, covering Lamoille and parts of Chittenden Franklin and Orleans counties, by 61 to 1 The lone dissenter was George Babcock of Morrisville The five year control of the deer herd by the board expires next March and Republican Sen Richard Mallary urged public opinion be considered to maintain backing for management efforts The governor had urged a broader public support approach to professional herd management for long term gains.
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Orange County
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Vermont Yankee hearings open with unopposed proceedings
The Water Resources Board began hearings on the Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Plant in Vernon by ruling the proceedings uncontested, blocking conservationists from cross examining witnesses. Vermont Yankee seeks state certification under the 1970 Water Quality Standards Act for its 135 million dollar Connecticut River plant and presented testimony from three experts.
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Connecticut River
Vernon
Connecticut
Porter Nobel
Albert Cree
Cree
Future Modifica
John Robinson
Mass hysteria mars Nasser funeral rites
Cairo witnessed massive hysteria as millions mourned Gamal Abdel Nasser. The six mile funeral procession ended at the El Nasser Mosque where the president was buried in a simple black shroud after dying of a heart attack. Crowds wailed, fired volleys, and pressed to kiss the coffin and flag draped body.
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el Nasser
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Farouk
Hoff Blames Nixon Big Oil for Fuel Crisis in New England
UPI report quotes Senator Philip Hoff accusing an unholy alliance between the Nixon White House and major oil companies of driving up fuel prices and threatening heating oil shortages in Vermont and New England this winter. Hoff urges immediate removal of No 2 fuel oil import controls and Canadian oil quotas, and calls for emergency measures and a long term plan to boost domestic production along the East Coast.
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UPI
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New England
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Hoff
Two area girls killed in Williamstown crash
Two area girls died in a head-on crash on U S 7 near Williamstown. Marsha Weiner 17 of Williamstown drove the northbound car. Alana Armstrong 18 of Clarksburg, a North Adams State freshman, died after hospital admission. Anthony Petruzzi 49 of Thomaston Conn, driving southbound, was charged with negligent operation and passing with view obstruction. He was treated and released from North Adams Hospital. The collision occurred at 1128 p m.
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Williamstown
Mass
North Adams State College
U.S. 7
Williamstown Village
Marsha Weiner
Alana Armstrong
Clarksburg
North Adams State
North Adams Hospital
Anthony Petruzzi
Thomaston
Conn
Petruzzi
YMCA shifts funds to smaller center at Memorial Park
Townspeople debated a land swap with the Bennington School District as the Southwestern Vermont YMCA redirected $136,000 of unpaid pledges from the Olympic pool to a smaller Community Resources Center on the Memorial Park site. HUD funding backs the plan. town officials balk at signing a HUD contract without solid matching funds, amid questions over the project’s viability and town liability.
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YMCA
Memorial Park
Dudley Baker
The
Community Resources Center
Big Y
Housing and Urban Development
Bennington
Alexander B. R. Drysdale
Drysdale
J. Duncan Campbell
Edward Frasier
HUD
Campbell
Y Project
Barber
Inside Kit Foster sheds light on YMCA tree controversy
A nostalgic past events column previews reminiscences as Hoosick Falls Health Center loses Medicare funding. Manchester's new Zoning Board of Adjustment membership profile appears. Dailey gravel pit extension gains District Environmental Board approval, with selectmen to review after last night’s hearing.
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Kit Foster
YMCA
Hoosick Falls Health Center
Manchester
New Zoning Board of Adjustment
District Environmental Board
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