Unified Front Opposes Vermont Highway Plans in Bennington
Bennington Village Trustees and local officials plan a united protest to the Vermont Highway Department priorities including a relocated U.S. 7 and the North Bennington spur. A Wednesday hearing at the Armory will hear complaints and proposed alternates to ease traffic through Bennington Village.
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Bennington
Highway Department
U.S. 7
Vermont Highway Department
Highway Board
H. James Wallace
Old Bennington
State Board
Wallace
Joseph Pello
Henry Mallory
North Bennington
State Highway Department
Lawrence F. Powers
Powers
Hunt Street
Ben Mont Avenue
Robinson Avenue
Clarks Woods
Mallory
Pello
Montpelier
Vt. 9
U.S
Vermont
Campbell
Deer Park
Manchester
T. Garry Buckley
Vermont Senate
Arlington planning board to draft land use plan
Inside editorial and letters urge practical cooperation on local traffic issues. The piece notes a planning board in Arlington obtaining approval to prepare a comprehensive land use plan.
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Arlington Planning Board
50-50 Chance in Minnesota Polls Humphrey May Lose Home State
In Minnesota Hubert H. Humphrey holds a narrow lead as Republicans and McCarthy supporters loom. Nixon leads by five points in a September poll with a Minneapolis rally added to his campaign. Observers assign Nixon at least a fifty percent chance to carry Minnesota, noting the state’s close 1960 loss by about 20,000 votes.
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Minneapolis
Minn
UPI
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Humphrey
Nixon
Minneapolis Tribune
Warren Spannaus
Democratic-Farmer- Labor Party
DFL
George Thiss
GOP
Sen
McCarthy
Twin Cities
Wilson To Meet Smith Wednesday In Gibraltar
Britain Prime Minister Harold Wilson and Rhodesia Premier Ian Smith will meet in Gibraltar on Wednesday to seek a settlement to the Rhodesia problem. Rhodesia declared independence in 1965, Britain refuses to recognize it, and has imposed economic sanctions. The talks aim to find a solution acceptable to both sides amid ongoing diplomatic tension.
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London
UPI
Harold Wilson
Britain
Ian Smith
Rhodesia
Gibraltar
Violence Escalates as Riots Hit Londonderry Ireland
Fresh violence erupts in Londonderry as Molotov cocktails and rock attacks target the Northern Ireland housing office and police armored cars. Police report nearly 100 injured over four days of clashes involving Roman Catholic youths and baton-swinging officers.
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Londonderry
Northern Ireland
UPI
Northern Ireland Trust Office
McCarthy Denies Demands for Humphrey Support
Senator Eugene J. McCarthy says he has not issued any demands for his support of Hubert H. Humphrey and that times could change the situation. He spoke at a U.N. ambassadors dinner with Senator Caliborne Pell, while New York election rulings could place McCarthy electors on the ballot despite his disavowal of candidacy.
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New York
UPI
Eugene J. McCarthy
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Humphrey
McCarthy
Waldorf-Astoria
Sen
Caliborne Pell
D-R.i
U.N
New Hampshire
New York State
Albany
Appellate Division of Supreme Court
Coalition
Hubert Humphrey
New York York
Court of Ap
Peals
Breakthrough Possible in Paris Peace Talks
Paris sources say a dramatic breakthrough before the November 5 U.S. election is possible as the Vietnam talks proceed. Cyrus Vance in Washington seeks more American flexibility while Harriman and Thuy prepare for the 25th session. Negotiations opened May 13 aiming to cool the war but show little progress.
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Paris
UPI
Vietnam
U.S
Cyrus R. Vance
Washington
Faithful Wait for Promised Vision Draws 20000 to Quebec Field
In St Bruno Quebec a crowd of about 20000 Christians from Canada the United States and Mexico gathered under rain and mud to await a promised Virgin Mary apparition reported by six schoolgirls last July 22. Police reported a massive traffic jam, thousands left vehicles, and at least 100 were shocked or trampled as the girls arrived but no vision appeared.
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ST. Bruno
Que
UPI
Montreal
de Montarville Street
California
Canada
United States
Mexico
White Berets
Strauss proposes West Germany buy arms from U S to offset balance loss
Finance Minister Franz Josef Strauss suggested West Germany should annually purchase 250 million dollars of American arms to offset the U S balance of payments loss from stationing troops in Europe. He said the troop presence aids West German and European security.
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Munich
Germany
UPI
Franz Josef Strauss
West Germany
U.S
America
Europe
Strauss
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Hanoi
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