South Shaftsbury beats Pittsfield in deciding checker match
The South Shaftsbury checker team won the third and deciding match against a Pittsbale squad last night at the South Shaftsbury school house by a 38 33 score. Fire destroyed a large barn and its contents on Charles Sanders farm Hill Road North Bennington with an estimated loss of 1000 dollars. The Sanders farm lies about two miles out on Hill Road near the Fred Huntington farm.
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South Shaftsbury School House
Charles Sanders
Hill Road
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Bennington
Sanders
Fred Huntington
Byron Danforth
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Benjamin LaBarge
Senate bill to protect Nixon tapes and documents
The Senate moves to preserve Nixon tapes and papers, with access controlled by the government and possible destruction by Nixon. The bill funds protective custody, sets access rules, and aims to keep records for courts and public scrutiny while addressing security and fairness concerns.
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Government Operations Subcommittee
Watergate Special Prosecution Force
Administrator of General Services
Richard M. Nixon
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Watergate
Nixon
Untold CIA Interventions and Public Silence Across Eras
A critical analysis argues that the United States secretly toppled governments in Iran Indonesia South Vietnam Greece the Congo Guatemala and Cuba while publicly projecting a benevolent democratic image. It contends that the CIA operates with tacit consent and that public shock over Chile reflects a wider pattern of self deception and selective disclosure in foreign policy. Washington’s paradox shows in comforting myths versus hard realities of imperial power and secrecy.
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Canada
United States
Iran
Indonesia
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Greece
The
Congo
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C.I.A
Chile
Washington
Kissinger
Flower music from plants warms Washington's discord
The Christian Science Monitor reviews a new recording that uses electrochemical signals from an Indian azalea, philodendron, Boston fern, and amaryllis to create sound. The piece, titled Stereofernic Or chidstra, was recorded at the National Botanical Gardens by Sounds Reasonable Inc. in Washington, D.C. The result is described as ethereal chirps and shrieks in a nonlinear rhythm, likened to a demonic atonal violin section, offering a cultural frontier in music.
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National Botanical Gardens
Sounds Reasonable Inc
Washington, D.C
Forest of Arden
Washington
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