AEC Meeting Postponed After Date Mixup in Bennington
A public meeting on nuclear power for Bennington was postponed after two Atomic Energy Commission representatives revealed the Oct. 24 date was not firm. The college and selectmen details show a rapid shift to a November 20 tentative date as sponsor roles and format responsibilities shift amid conflict between local officials and AEC. The Vermont Water Resources Board meanwhile opts to monitor federal standards and Minnesota test cases on nuclear pollution rules.
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Bennington
Brattleboro
AEC
Montpelier
UPI
Vermont Water Resources Board
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Minnesota
James Jeffords
Vermont
Reginald LaRosa
Water Supply and Pollution Control Division
Irving Lyon
Bennington College
Howard C. Brown
Lyon
Edward Stokely
Joseph DiNunno
Larry Bogart
Charles T. Haver
University of Minnesota
LaMont C. Cole
Cornell
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Edward J. Bloustein
Bloustein
Stokely
DiNunno
Selectmen
Selectman
J. Duncan Campbell
Norton Barber
Campbell
Deane C. Davis
Charles Bonetti
Bers
Committee For Survival
Sen. Aiken
Ben- Lee
Hayes Hinting At Possible Challenge To Davis In 1971
Gov. Thomas Hayes says he might oppose Gov. Deane C. Davis next year if philosophical dif ferences persist. He lists options including seeking renomination as lieutenant governor or running for governor if Davis retires, and even a primary challenge. Hayes notes Vietnam moratorium participation risk and cites growing public support for disengagement from the war.
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Burlington
UPDL
Thomas Hayes
Deane C. Davis
Hayes
Davis
Vietnam
Middlebury
Friends
Vermont
United States
Liberal Bishops Win Debate Over Papal Authority at Synod
In Vatican City liberal bishops won a key vote at the World Synod of Bishops by discarding a Vatican drafted statement on papal authority and replacing it with a more liberal text led by Yugoslav Cardinal Franjo Seper. The event followed a week of liberal pressure opposing strong papal power and prodded talks on shared authority between pope and bishops.
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UPI
World Synod of Bishops
Synod
Franjo Seper
Vatican Congregation For the Doctrine of the Faith
Paul
Theological Commission
Vaerian Gracias
India
Vatican
Mark Reuven
Paul VI
Julius Dopfner
Munich
Germany
John J. Wright
Pittsburgh
Martin Quits as Chairman of Federal Reserve Board
Washington UPI The White House announced the resignation of William McChesney Martin as chairman of the Federal Reserve Board and named Arthur F. Burns to succeed him Burns, 65, is a longtime Nixon adviser and former Eisenhower council of economic advisers chairman Nixon will nominate Burns to the Fed board for a 14 year term after Senate confirmation and designate him chairman Burns is described as a generalist handling a broad range of actions Proxmire called Martin the nation’s most distinguished financial leader and noted his integrity
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Eisenhower
Martin
Burns
Nixon
White House
Fed
Board of Governors
Senate
William Proxmire
D-Wise
Senate Banking Committee
Capitol Hill
Proxmire
William McChesney Martin
Federal Reserve Board
Hanoi Proposal Seen as Effort To Downgrade Saigon Regime
Paris dispatch reports qualified diplomats dismissing Hanoi’s offer of secret U S Viet Cong talks as another ploy to bypass the Saigon government. They say Ambassador Lodge opposed the move while U S spokesmen say Washington favors negotiations that could end the war.
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Hanoi
Saigon
Paris
UPS
Henry Cabot Lodge
Vietnam
Washington
Lodge
United States
U.S
Stephen Ledegar
Victor Yannacone to Speak at Bennington College on Environment
Atty Victor J Yannacone Jr of the Environmental Defense Fund will address Bennington College on Monday Oct 20 at 8 p.m. The Brookhaven based lawyer promotes militant conservation using constitutional litigation, citing due process and equal protection in fights against pollution. He notes EDF views litigation as essential to force action despite mixed court results. His wife Pat has filed a $30 billion DDT related federal suit challenging manufacturers and distributors.
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Victor J. Yannacone Jr
Environmental Defense Fund
Brookhaven
N.Y
Bennington College
Manchester
Vermont Natural Resources Council
Vermont
Yannacone
Suffolk County
Trol Committee
Patchogue
Montana
Michigan Department of Agriculture
EDF
America
Bennington
Vic
Charles F. Wurster
Scientists’ Advisory Committee
Pat
United States
Montrose Chemical Company
Baldwin-Montrose Chemical Company
Chris-Craft Industries, Inc
Stauffer Chemical Co
Allied Chemical
Yamacone
Malloy Sees High Death Toll In Vermont
Vermont Motor Vehicle Commissioner James Malloy warned the state will record its second highest highway death toll, projecting 148 fatals for 1969. By midyear 104 people had died on Vermont highways, with liquor involved in about 40 to 50 percent of the deaths.
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Montpelier
UPI
James Malloy
Vermont
Malloy
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