Hoff to address moratorium rally in Bennington Oct 15
Former Gov. Philip H. Hoff told Bennington officials he could speak in Bennington between 3 and 6 p.m. on Oct. 15 during the Vietnam Moratorium. He also agreed to attend anti-war events in Burlington at the University of Vermont ahead of the protest.
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Burlington
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U.S
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Massachusetts
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Haynsworth Offer Fails To Slacken Opposition
Washington uprising over Haynsworth nomination continues as Senator Bayh demands a date by date stock history back to 1957. Haynsworth delivered yearly totals for stock trades but no month by month breakdown. Bayh says a full timeline is needed to assess potential conflicts with cases before him. The White House says they were informed but Nixon may not be aware of the proposal.
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UPI
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Supreme Court
Haynsworth
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Greenville
S.C
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White House
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Ronald Ziegler
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Putnam Hospital Auxiliary marks 50th anniversary fan night
On the Inside Putnam Hospital Auxiliary marks its 50th anniversary with a fan evening of opera featuring local performers and community attendees. The event highlights decades of volunteer service and community support for hospital programs and patient care.
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Administration Restores Funds To Two Mississippi Schools
The Nixon administration restored federal disaster aid eligibility to Bay St. Louis Municipal Separate School District and Stone County schools in Mississippi after Agnew pressured the prior stance. Both districts plan desegregation by next fall as 25 districts seek aid with 90 days to file requests. HEW will process applications or deny funding up to payment, with final decisions likely in the HEW comptroller's office. An HEW spokesman said Agnew had no part in the decision.
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U.S. Office of Education
Picayune Municipal Separate
Lumberton Line Consolidated
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Agnew
Bennett aims to weaken gun control ammo rules amid opposition
Washington operates amid a clash over the Gun Control Act of 1968 as Sen. Wallace Bennett revises a plan to keep ammunition sales records for .22 caliber buyers while dropping registration for most shotgun and rifle ammo. Sen. Kennedy and Sen. Dodd oppose the change, warning of a stalled bill. Bennett vows to press the issue later despite Treasury pressure to extend the tax.
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UPI
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Wallace F. Bennett
Utah
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Dconn
Kennedy
D-Mass
Bennett
Robert F. Kennedy
U.S
United States
Treasury
Dodd
Joseph Resnick Dies at 45 Challenged Sacred Cows
Joseph Y. Resnick 45 of Ellenville New York a Democrat who served two terms in the U S House died in Las Vegas of a heart attack. He built a 7 090 electronics firm into a 45 million sales company before entering politics and ran unsuccessfully for the Democratic nomination for U S senator. He fought conservatives on the Farm Bureau tax exempt status and staged hearings with his own money. He helped win adoption for Beth Lionis after welfare officials refused to allow the ItalIan American couple to adopt the child he championed.
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Nev
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Ellenville
N.Y
U.S
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Nassau County
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Congress
Johnson
Robert Kennedy
Resnick
Farm Bureau
House Agriculture Committee
Midwest
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Ulster County
Beth
Lionis
Klein
Illinois
Martin Lang
New York City
Bureau of Water Pollution Control
Lang
Gov Davis cool to tax revision in Vermont
Gov. Deane C. Davis voiced coolness toward moves to revise the 1969 sales tax law. He noted a $27 million agency request for 1971 balanced by $9–$10 million in expected additional revenues, warning the state cannot lose its revenue base amid signs that business activity may be leveling off. The governor spoke during discussions of repeal or modification proposals, favoring possible fossil fuel exemptions but opposing a 3 percent rate cut. He also reiterated support for John Dinse as federal judge candidate, viewing the field as a horse race between Dinse and James Oakes.
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Burlington
Vermont
Dinse
James Oakes
Washington
U.S
Ernest Gibson
Clean Water Policy Urges Prompt Cleanups Across States
New York Times report from Dallas quotes Carl L. Klein urging states and cities to clean up sewage despite federal aid promises. He pushed tougher laws to remove delays, noted industry now ranks third among polluters, and highlighted tougher actions against Richmond for raw sewage.
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Federation
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Secretary of the Interior
Walter J. Hickel
Richmond
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