Supt Kelley Resigns In Rift Between Boards
Supt. Howard E. Kelley submitted his resignation to a Bennington South Supervisory Union meeting, effective Jan. 1, due to lack of support and board incompatibility. A search for a successor will begin next week as three months are set to find a replacement.
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Howard E. Kelley
Bennington South Supervisory Union
BSSU
Stewart FE. Allen
Kelley
Bennington
Mt. Anthony Union
Allen
MAUHS
State Board of Education
BSSA
Connecticut
Shaftsbury U S 7 route seen moving east amid debate
At a Cole Hall hearing in Shaftsbury about U S 7, residents urged a shift toward the Linde line while officials defended engineering criteria. Plans outline a 7.2 mile route from the Shaftsbury Bennington line into Glastonbury with limited impact on homes and foliage. traffic by 1990 projected at 7700 vehicles daily.
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Shaftsbury
State Highway Department
Cole Hall
Linde
Arlington
Phil Linde
Bennington
Lyons
Shaftsbury-Glastonbury
Richard Nichols
Department
Linde Line
Stewart Udall
Arthur Goss
Shaftsbury - Bennington
Glastonbury
Sunderland
Goss
East Road
Buck Cobble
Harrington Cobble
Holy Smoke Road
U.S. 7
Town Roads
Town Line Road
Town Road
George Graves
Oute
Graves
Scribner
Holy Cross Novitiate
Senior Citizens’ Center
North Street
Leonard F. Black
Apollo 7 Lifts Off for 11 Day Earth Orbit Test
Apollo 7 blasted into orbit at 11 14 a m EDT carrying astronauts Walter M Schirra Donn F Eisele and Walter Cunningham on an 11 day shakedown mission to test the spacecraft for a possible moon voyage. The Saturn 1B rocket roared skyward from Cape Kennedy delivering the 16 ton capsule into an orbit of 140 to 174 miles with all systems reported go and mission control praising the flight as one of the smoothest pre launch routines seen.
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Cape Kennedy
UPI
Apollo 7
Walter Schirra
Donn Eisele
Walter Cunningham
Moon
Atlantic
Ocean
Pacific Ocean
Schirra
Mission Control
Oceanside
Cape
Houston Control
Eisele
Cunningham
Jerry Joiner
Spaceport
Space Agency
Jo Schirra
Harriet Eisele
Houston
Earth
Frank Borman
James Lovell
William Anders
Lunar
Soviet to Keep 23,500 Troops in Czechoslovakia Indefinitely
Moscow reports that the Soviet Union will withdraw all but about 23,500 occupation troops from Czechoslovakia by Oct. 28, the 50th anniversary of the republic's founding. The move marks a major settlement in Warsaw Pact tensions and sets the border of Soviet military presence for the foreseeable future.
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Czechoslovakia
Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
Czechoslovak Republic
Communist Party
Kremlin
Alexander Dubcek
Humphrey proposes national TV debates and underwrites costs
Hubert Humphrey challenged Richard Nixon and George Wallace to a three way televised debate with Muskie Agnew and LeMay as vice presidential participants. He offered to cover all costs if opponents refuse to pay and said negotiations with a network target October 20 for the first debate.
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New York
UPI
Hubert H. Humphrey
Richard M. Nixon
George C. Wallace
Humphrey
Nixon
Wallace
Edmund S. Muskie
Spiro T. Agnew
Curtis LeMay
Congress
Sen
Muskie
Nbc-Tv
Vietnam
America
John Jay College of Criminal Justice
Wall Street
Johnson
Inside Columnist Punky Rusile ski Doorbell Perils
An Inside column by Punky Rusile ski laments the dangers faced by a doorbell answerer. The piece blends humor with cautionary notes on unexpected encounters at the threshold.
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Punky
Rusileski
Hong Kong Flu Found in New York City
New York City health officials report four diagnosed cases of the Hong Kong flu this week. Authorities said a vaccine is being developed by pharmaceutical houses but none is ready yet.
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New York
UPD
City Health Department
Hong Kong
China Coast
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Howard F. Kelley
U.S
By Warren Buckler
Janeway
London
Challen Cry
William Schneider
Virgil Grissom
Edward White
Roger Chaffee
Atlantic Ocean
UPS
Walter M. Schirra Jr
HHH
Mt. Anthony
Patriots
Westfield
N.Y.C
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