Local Support Grows for Moratorium in Bennington
Local support for the Vietnam moratorium rises with 15 businesspeople backing the effort in Bennington. Atty John H Williams II urged Rotary participation in the Oct 15 ecumenical service and procession to the Bennington Battle Monument. The Moratorium Committee opened a South Street information center Friday for canvassing and signatures. Students and merchants, including 12 local businesses, contribute funds and pledge time for Oct 15 events. The Brasserie Restaurant will close all day Wednesday, and high school plans include a vigil and a daylong observance on Oct 15.
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Martin Barolsky
Caroline Sheridan
Commons
Bennington Community Moratorium Committee
Montgomery Ward
South Street
Benningtonians
Bennington
John H. Williams II
Bennington Battle Monument
Williams
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Thomas Hayes
Philip H. Hoff
Bennington County
Attys. Norton Barber
George M. Fienberg
Eugene V. Clark
Robert E. Cummings Jr
Michael Kalinowski
Kalinowski
Mgratorium
Tragedy of Vietnam Aiken criticizes U.S. policy impact
Senator George D. Aiken of Vermont told Norwich University that U.S. intervention has blocked self determination in Vietnam while claiming preservation of that goal. He urged Saigon reforms, a stronger State Department, and warned against quick troop withdrawals or a U.S. imposed government. He linked policy to the New Deal era and cautioned against letting technocrats drive foreign affairs.
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Northfield
UPI
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
United States
Vietnam
Aiken
Norwich University
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Saigon
Washington
State Department
Congress
Johnson
U.S
South Vietnam
Yalta
The Land Boom in Southern Vermont
Vermont’s beauty masks fragile high elevations and sparse soil. Botanist Hubert Vogelman warns soil depth declines above 2000 feet, while air quality varies with wind direction and car pollution. Vermont’s growth shifted from farming to tourism as downhill skiing emerged in the 1950s and Mt. Snow boasted the world’s largest ski area by 1961.
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Vermont
Hubert Vogelman
University of Vermont
Champlain Valley
Henry Schroeder
Winnipeg
Buffalo
Albany
Walter Schoenknecht
Reuben Snow
Dover
Mt. Snow
Nixon fires Hershey name to general with manpower role
Lt Gen Lewis B Hershey 76 longtime head of the Selective Service was dismissed by President Nixon and promoted to full general as assistant to the President for manpower mobilization. He will leave office Feb 16 and be replaced by a civilian after decades of draft control amid antiwar protests and debate over a volunteer force plan.
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Washington
UPI
Lewis B. Hershey
Nixon
White House
Hershey
Indiana National Guard
Pancho Villa
Ronald Ziegler
Ziegler
Canada
Congress
Gen. Hershey
Soldier Seeks Week-Long Moratorium Pass
A Boston Army Base soldier, Spec. 5 Theodore P. Orenstein of Marblehead, asks federal court for a temporary and permanent injunction to compel his base commander to grant a one day pass for the Vietnam moratorium observance. He argues the refusal violates First Amendment rights to assemble peaceably during national crisis. A hearing is set for next Tuesday before U.S. District Judge Francis Murray.
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Boston
UPI
Boston Army Base
Theodore P. Orenstein
Marblehead
Wah G. Chin
Assembly
Orenstein
United States
U.S
Francis Murray
Humphrey Supports Nixon on Vietnam Policy
Former Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey said after an hour with President Nixon that Nixon is proceeding along the right path on Vietnam. He urged patience and support for the president while not silencing criticism, stressing we only have one president at a time.
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Humphrey
Nixon
Vietnam
Washington
UPI
Hubert H. Humphrey
White House
Warm weekend forecast with sun and slight rain risk
The forecast calls for fair to partly cloudy skies with continued warmth. Highs in the 70s, possible showers tonight, and mild conditions through Sunday. Yesterday reached 76 degrees with a chilly 30 degree low. current 7am reading 34. Sunset 6 17, sunrise 7 02.
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