Foote cites Vermont power links aiding cooperatives
GOP candidate Ralph A. Foote argues Vermont’s closeness to Canadian power sources like Quebec Hydro and the Passamaquoddy project may feed state electrical cooperatives. He credited Republicans for providing strong power sources and noted growth alongside Senator Aiken and Governor Hoff. Hoff announced a reshaping of Vermont’s judiciary, moving Harold C. Sylvester to the Superior Court and elevating F. Ray Keyser Sr. to the Supreme Court, skipping Natt L. Divoll Jr. He warned a Dec 1 deadline for a special reapportionment session, with a federal court order to redraw districts by April 1 and a potential Nov 16 session if appeals fail.
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Washinton
Vermont
Hoff
Supreme Court
Harold C. Sylvester
Burlington
Superior Court
F. Ray Keyser Sr
Keyser
Natt L. Divoll Jr
F. Ray Keyser Jr
U.S. Supreme Court
Bennington Considers A Second Police Cruiser In Bennington
Village trustees discussed adding a second police cruiser next year as the current car nears 33 280 miles. The plan would keep the present cruiser and buy a new one with full equipment, with bids under consideration and repair of the damaged unit already approved.
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Bennington
Salvatore Santarcangelo
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Bellows Falls
Williamstown
Mass
Manchester
Henry Mallory
Woodford Road
Mallory
Wilson Ford Co
Santarcangelo
Joseph A. Pello Jr
Humphrey To Campaign In Rutland
Democratic vice presidential nominee Hubert H. Humphrey will speak in Rutland on Tuesday at a $25 luncheon and a street rally at the Rutland depot. His stop cancels a Bennington fund raiser.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Rutland Depot
Bennington
Windham
Windsor
Mt. Anthony Country Club
John N. Dempsey
Connecticut
Humphrey
Nesbith Fienberg
Bennington County
Democratic Committee
U.S. and Britain reject Soviet spying claim
The United States and Britain dismissed a Soviet note as unsatisfactory after accusing three American military attaches and a British officer of spying in Siberia. Washington and London protested alleged breaches of diplomatic immunity during a hotel raid in Khabarovsk, with the four officials heading toward Moscow and Tokyo. The Soviets cited espionage findings from their Moscow to Vladivostok train journey, while the attaches denied wrongdoing and faced possible expulsion.
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UPS
United States
Britain
Siberia
U.S
London
Foreign Office
Soviet Union
Tokyo
Malcolm Toon
Mikhail Smirnovsky
Toon
Smirnovsky
Vladivostok
Kremlin
Washington
Khabarovsk
Goldwater CLAIMS Johnson Power Over Social Security
Senator Barry Goldwater attacked President Johnson as the real enemy of Social Security at a Atlantic City breakfast rally. He argued Johnson seeks more executive power and urged returning authority to Congress and to states, urging voters that his presidency would reverse centralized power. He predicted Goldwater would carry New Jersey on November 3 as he campaigned in New Jersey and nearby states.
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UPI
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Goldwater
Arizona
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Congress
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Chalfonte
Asbury Park
Newark
Teaneck
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Clifford P. Case
Selectmen Okay New Polling Place at Elementary School
Bennington selectmen voted Tuesday night to trial a new polling site for general elections at the Bennington Elementary School All-Purpose Room replacing the State Armory The change affects Bennington Village voters while the McCullough Engine House remains for North Bennington residents Parking and traffic concerns were raised as factors and a railing may be installed on the Armory steps The board also set general election hours from 9 am to 7 pm and appointed six of seven members to a new local government study committee aiming to explore town village consolidation with a meeting next Tuesday
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Bennington Village
State Armory
McCullough
North Bennington
Town Board of Civil Authority
Board of Civil Authority
State Adjutant General’s Office
Selectmen
William F.D. Smith
Robinson Avenue
Leon J. Boutin
North Bennington Road
Clement P. Gilchrist
Middle Pownal Road
James W. Proctor
White Chapel Road
Arthur D. Taylor
Convent Avenue
Paul M. Crane
Hoff Endorses Board Plan on Revised School Districts
Governor Hoff backs state Board of Education recommendations for stronger supervisory unions to revise administrative districts. He requests a 1965 bill granting unions power to hold property elect a treasurer and hire staff, plus expanded state aid for specialist employment in administrative districts.
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Hoff
Board
Montpelier
UPD
Philip H. Hoff
State Board of Education
Reds Kill 3 Americans 12 Miles from Saigon
Reports from Saigon say Viet Cong guerrillas shot down a U S Army UH-1B helicopter 12 miles west of the city, killing at least three Americans and possibly all five aboard, as a second Huey was damaged but escaped. A Mohawk crash south of Saigon left both crew safe. Viet Namese losses were heavy in Hau Nghia Province with about 30 government troops killed and 26 wounded.
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Viet Nam
UPI
Mekong Delta
U.S
Hau Nghia
Kien Phong
Inside Lead on Vermont education issue
Editorial comments discuss the education issue in Vermont with pointed analysis. The page notes contrast between policy goals and local impacts, urging clearer reporting and accountability in schooling debates. The item underscores a statewide focus shaping school reforms and community responses.
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Vermont
Shake-Up Predicted In Viet Army Leaders Ousted
Saigon reports Lt. Gen. Tran Thiem Khiem left by political exile as a broad military shakeup looms in Vietnam. He flew to Hong Kong to arrange talks with West Germany and Britain, while official intent cited aid gratitude. Sources say many Khiem allies will be removed from key commands in a Thursday reorganization.
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UPC
Tran Thiem Kiem
Hong Kong
West Germany
Britain
Khiem
Viet Nam
UPI
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