Alarm Stills as Missing Vernon Girl Found in Bellows Falls
Miss Norma Parris, 16, of Manchester Depot, reported missing, was located in Bellows Falls this morning. The Bennnington area has seen four missing persons in a month, with the Vermont conference on parent child relations planning another meeting in two weeks.
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Norma Parris
Morton E. Parris
Manchester Depot
Bellows Falls
Parris
Bennington
Vermont
Militarized police feared in wake of Wounded Knee case
Washington based defense lawyers for AIM supporters claim US police and federal agencies were militarized during the 1973 Wounded Knee occupation. They argue the military acted as a field force, beyond the Posse Comitatus Act, with Army units aiding FBI and marshals and the Marshals Service forming a private standing army under the attorney general. Senator Ervin warned against unchecked military power in domestic operations.
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Washington
UPI
America
Wounded Knee
Justice Department
Counter Spy
U.S
FBI
Journal of the ‘Fifth Estate
Tim Butz
Marshals
Butz
Col
Volney Warner
82Nd Airborne Division
Warner
Vietnam
Marshals Service
SOG
Congress
People
Army
Ft. Gordon
Sam Ervin
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Is man instinctively aggressive in human wars
A concise analysis argues that human aggression is not proven to be an inherited instinct. It contrasts animal behavior with human capacity for conceptual thought, nations, and weapons, suggesting aggression is culturally triggered and can be redirected into social ends such as sports or collective peaceful aims. The piece quotes Nelson A. Rockefeller praising community newspapers.
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Ireland
Palestine
South Korea
Ardley
Earth
Lighter Side: Ethylene glycol ties clothes to car radiators
Dick West lampoons winter antifreeze shortages driven by polyester demand. A clothing salesman quips that buying doubleknits can leave a car radiator vulnerable, while the columnist jokes about choosing slacks or antifreeze to keep warm.
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Dick West Washington
UPI
Beau Brummell
Herbert Stein
Nixon
Chemical Corporation
Study group backs local control to ease New Hampshire growth
New Hampshire shifts from top down land use to a local rule approach. The study group led by Concord lawyer Charles Leahy argues that housing burden should be equitably shared and that planning should be driven by local communities under state standards. The plan allows communities to veto or approve developments with state overrule only for housing that meets rules.
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New Hampshire
New
Concord
N.H
UPI
Charles Leahy
Boston
Leahy
Bow
Oldcastle Players seek audience input for next season
In a letter to The Banner the Oldcastle Players list past varied productions including The Lover The Dumbwaiter Star Spangled Girl Under Milkwood Zoo Story A Thousand Clowns Adaptation and The Yankee Tradition An Evening of New England They ask readers what drama comedy mystery musical and which playwrights they’d like to see next Arthur Miller Tennessee Williams Eugene ONeill Neil Simon Clifford Odets and Lillian Hellman are named as possibilities
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Oldcastle Players
Harold’ Pinter
Neil Simon
Dylan Thomas
New England
Arthur Miller
Tennessee Williams
Eugene O'Neill
Clifford Odets
Lillian Hellman
Oldcastle Theater Seeks Audience Ties to VT Repertory Block
Oldcastle Theatre in Bennington announces a planned season running to next July featuring adult and experimental works, aiming to be a vital education and entertainment hub for Southern Vermont. The venue stresses wide audience input, citing connections with the Brown Co, Dartmouth College, and notable legal adviser Charles Douglas.
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Oldcastle
New England
Connecticut
Vermont
Sociation
The
Brown Co
Dartmouth College
Samuel Tamposi
Nashua
Gov
Meldrim Thomson
Charles Douglas
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Williams College
Harry A. Garfield
J. J. Shakshaber
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Shakshaber
Putnam Memorial Hospital
American Legion
Norton Barber
Vermont Bar Association
Olmvier C. Fitts
Brattleboro
Ralph A. Bevis
Burlington Gun Club
Bennington Village
John H. Williams II
Diane Whitney
State Armory
Georgia Tech
Cumberland University
French
Pyrenees
Bobby Baker
Senate
Democratic
By David E. Anderson
Man
By Frank L. Oktavec
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Toronto
Chemistry
By Brenda W. Rotzoll
Banks
Society For the Protection of New Hampshire Forests
New Hampshire Realtors As
Agatha Christie
Jean Kerr
Shaw
Chekhov
Harrison Ave
Zenith
Wey
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Ogist
Intment
Main St
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Chittenden Trust
Chittenden Trust Office
Main Street
Putnam Square
Arlington
New Putnam Square Drive-in
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