Nuclear Topics for Tomorrow's Public Forum on Power and Safety
Selectman J Duncan Campbell announced tomorrow's two session public forum at Mt Anthony Union High School. Panels from nuclear industry AEC and environmental groups will discuss power needs, adequacy of regulations, and nuclear safety with sessions at 3:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. moderated by Town Counsel Norton Barber.
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Beckett Wins 1969 Nobel Prize in Literature
STOCKHOLM declares Samuel Beckett, Dublin-born novelist and playwright, the 1969 Nobel Prize laureate for Literature for his work in new forms that reveal the destitution of modern man. The 63 year-old, who writes in French and resides in France, is praised for Waiting for Godot. The prize amount is $72,712. awards continue across medicine, peace, economy, chemistry, and physics later this year.
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Manchester selectmen stick to Deer Meadow Road stance
Editorial notes AEC representatives visit Bennington tomorrow. Mankiewicz Braden column casts the Massacre theory as a red herring. Manchester Day Care Center marks its first birthday with plans for expansion and a fundraiser.
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Nixon urges modernizing U S merchant marine program
President Nixon asks Congress to approve a maritime program to modernize the U S merchant marine and restore leadership in world shipping. He proposes building 30 ships yearly for a decade, cutting subsidies to 35 percent by 1976, with staged reductions and a push for ship operators to reduce government aid reliance.
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Moratorium praised as positive in Paris talks
North Vietnam’s Xuan Thuy hailed last week’s antiwar demonstrations as the genuine voice of the American people and said they could help break the Vietnam peace conference deadlock. He accused the U S of widening the war to Laos while pledging support for further antiwar rallies.
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Hatfield Sees Aiken Right on Vietnam Troop Withdrawal
In Washington Sen Mark Hatfield says Sen George Aiken is credible on the timing of Vietnam troop withdrawals. Hatfield expects Nixon to announce larger pullbacks in the November speech and notes broad support for Nixon’s reversal of Johnson policy, while Rep Robert Stafford also backs substantial 1970 withdrawals.
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Nuclear Power Forum Schedules Public Sessions
Tomorrow's public forum on Nuclear Power and the Public Interest will be held in the Mt. Anthony Union High School auditorium. Sessions run 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. on The need for power, 4:30 to 5 p.m. intermission, 5 to 6 p.m. Are regulations and controls adequate, and 7:30 to 10 p.m. Nuclear safety: regulation of the nuclear power industry.
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Davis Opposes Change In Present GOP Setup
In Montpelier Governor Deane Davis rejects restoring the state Republican Executive Committee chair as a separate post. He supports a liaison committee and regular meetings to improve office committee communication. Richard Snelling’s proposal to recreate the chair was dropped after Davis voiced opposition. Russell Merriman backs the governor’s plan as a compromise.
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Lindsay leads in Daily News straw poll for New York mayor
Incumbent Mayor John V. Lindsay holds a commanding lead in the Daily News straw poll with 44 percent. Mario Procaccino trails at 33 percent, John Marchi at 20 percent, and 3 percent undecided. The paper endorses Marchi, noting Lindsay’s strength among Jewish voters and the split between conservative opponents.
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