Campbell plans public nuclear forum this Friday
Campbell announced a Friday public information session on nuclear power at Mt. Anthony Union High School. The format remains undecided with two sessions planned at 3:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. A nine panelist target may include three AEC members and six locals, with panelists named from environmentalists and industry critics.
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LaMont C. Cole
Cornell University
Charles T. Haver
University of Minnesota
Sherwood Davies
New York Public Health Department
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Vernon
Burton Ball
Rutland
Charles Ross
Federal Power Commission
James Marvin
University of Vermont
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Selectmen’s Office
Howard Lewis
Robert Schill
Religious Services Ruled Legal on SUNY Campuses
Albany Atty. Gen. Louis Iefkowitz said SUNY colleges may not ban student requests to use campus facilities for religious observances. He ruled in favor of the Newman Club suspended for sponsoring a Mass at Farmingdale, stating formal services may be held without violating constitutional separation of church and state.
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Thousands clash in Tokyo antiwar protests with police
Hundreds of thousands of leftist students battled police in Tokyo and other cities in violent antiwar demonstrations. Subways and rail lines halted. 1,120 people jailed nationwide and 45 civilians plus 21 officers injured. At Yokota and Tachikawa bases, attempts to bomb aircraft were thwarted. scores of buildings and a major broadcasting center were attacked. Prime Minister Sato met with former Vice President Humphrey as protests continued.
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Thousands Free Path Of Hurricane Laurie
Thousands flee along the Gulf coast as Hurricane Laurie moves eastward toward Apalachicola. Wind gusts reach 100 mph with an eye 230 miles south of New Orleans. A Pan-American freighter with 17 aboard is reported dead in rough seas. Coast Guard aid is en route, while evacuation of Lafourche Parish nears completion and residents brace for further impact.
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Audrey
Plaquemines Parish
H. B. Schoenberger
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Synod Majority Calls for Wider Bishop Powers in Church
In Vatican City a World Synod majority backed sweeping reforms to grant bishops a stronger voice with the Pope. Proposals include a permanent coordinating body, broader Vatican-bishop communication, and annual or biannual sessions called by the Pope. The move marks a shift toward regional autonomy from papal supremacy.
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Davis backs Merriman for GOP leadership in Vermont
Gov. Deane C. Davis reiterates support for acting Republican state Chairman Russell Merriman as party leader for two years. Special assistant Elbert G. Moulton, after meeting reporters, confirms Davis’s preference and discusses past and potential leadership structures within the Vermont GOP amid notable rival suggestions.
Snelling Denies Part in Conspiracy to Seize GOP
Shelburne industrialist Richard Snelling denies involvement in a conspiracy to take control of the Republican State Committee. He rebutted a Rutland Herald report alleging participation in meetings to unseat acting chairman Russell Merriman, criticizing press bias and calling for clearer leadership and possible executive committee reforms. He hinted at future political moves but backed Gov. Deane C. Davis for re election in 1970.
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Chittenden
GOP County Committee
Republican Party
Inside story hints at military skullduggery in column
The Mankiewicz Braden column teases unresolved military skullduggery questions and the paper hints the tale isn’t finished. Page 4 coverage points to ongoing intrigue surrounding defense matters.
Lawyer Yannacone Promotes Courtroom Strategy Against Polluters
Victor J. Yannacone, a 33-year-old lawyer and Environmental Defense Fund trustee, urged environmental litigation as the quickest path to reform. Speaking to about 80 at Bennington College, he targeted the Atomic Energy Commission, Army Corps of Engineers, and pesticide makers, insisting the courtroom is the proper battlefield. He argued negotiations fail against powerful interests and urged voting as the only language elected officials understand, noting his methods have legal merit despite controversy.
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Playboy
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