Nuclear Power Public Forum Here Oct. 24
Bennington officials and Atomic Energy Commission representatives resolved a scheduling mixup and will hold the Oct. 24 nuclear power public forum at Mt Anthony Union High School. The event, originally proposed by Senator George D Aiken and the Committee for Survival, will feature a single expert panel and include a 3:30 afternoon session for scientific minds and an evening public Q&A. Norton Barber will moderate, and Selectman Campbell will manage the portable microphone to ensure fair participation.
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Albert A. Cree
Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp
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Norman Turgeon
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Putnam Hospital
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J. Duncan Campbell
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Brattleboro
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Sol Levine
Gordon Dunning
Victor Bond
Brookhaven National Laboratory
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Sion
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Yester
Nobel Winners Lose Research Funds Under HEW Action
Three American Nobel Prize winners in medicine faced federal funding cuts as HEW reduced NIH grants. Max Delbruck of Caltech, Alfred Hershey of Carnegie, and Salvador Luria of MIT saw their current fiscal year awards trimmed by 8 to 10 percent, despite Secretary Finch's congratulations.
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Huntley Quits NBC To Develop Montana Resort
New York. Chet Huntley, 57, NBC television news commentator, will leave the network next year to devote time to a Montana venture. He plans a year round sports resort on 15,000 acres in the Gallatin River Valley, a project costing about 15 million dollars. Huntley and David Brinkley have teamed on NBC News since 1956. departure likely after the 1970 elections.
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Variable cloudiness and cool high in the 50s
Weather forecast notes variable cloudiness with a high in the 50s. Tonight becomes fair and cool, and Sunday remains fair but cool.
France says UK entry into Common Market possible
French Foreign Minister Maurice Schuman stated that France will not block Britain’s entry into the European Economic Community but demands consensus among the six member states on long term aims and a common negotiating platform before talks start. He likened the Common Market to a walled city with a door that must remain open.
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Inside Pages Highlight Vermont Politician And Baseball Nostalgia
On the Inside section praises a Vermont politician as a man of courage. A conservationist George Gordon recalls baseball's good old days. A photo spread features Putnam Hospital’s new fourth floor unit.
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George Gordon
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Poison Gas Tests Resume at Edgewood Arsenal
The Army said tests for poisonous gases will resume at Edgewood Arsenal Maryland under new safety precautions from a civilian committee led by Dr. Ivan L. Bennett. The program had been suspended last summer pending investigation into safety procedures at Edgewood and Ft. McClellan Alabama.
Nixon urges restraint to curb inflation
President Nixon told Americans in a radio address that cost of living increases are slowing and pledged to persist with “bitter medicine” until inflation is under control. He rejected wage and price controls, urged restraint by labor and business, and promised tighter federal spending.
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Sweden Hints It May Help Find U.S. Prisoners
Stockholm sources say Sweden may press North Vietnam via its diplomacy to obtain a list of American war prisoners. The move follows asylum grants to 307 U.S. servicemen and draft dodgers, and a letter from Sibyl Stockdale seeking information for families. Diplomatic officials note a possible shift from Red Cross referrals to direct channels.
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International Committee of the Red Cross
Moratorium Day Polls Boost Nixon Support, Says Sindlinger
A nationwide Sindlinger & Co. survey after National Moratorium Day found most respondents unsympathetic to antiwar protests and increasing endorsement of Nixon’s Vietnam policies. Of 995 adults polled, 68.5 percent supported Nixon’s efforts, up from prior polls, with 57.4 percent calling Moratorium Day a bad idea.
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Brooke Predicts M Day Hasten Withdrawal
UPI reports Senator Edward W. Brooke forecast Moratorium Day protests could push President Nixon to speed up the Vietnam War withdrawal. In Boston he received 90,000 postcards urging a six month exit, saying he hopes for urgent action and would consider signing a postcard himself.
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