Our Natural Resources Do We Want More Tourists
Dr. Marion Clawson sparked debate at the Governor's Conference on Recreation arguing tourism’s downsides. Vermont’s economy, however, benefits from tourist money and light industry, with balanced planning seen as key to preserving access to natural resources for residents and visitors alike.
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Vermont
Marion Clawson
Governor's Conference On Recreation
Dr. Clawson
United States
Clawson
Economist predicts lower food prices this year
Washington based Agriculture Department economist Stephen J. Hiemstra predicts average retail food prices will edge downward in the year’s closing months yet finish about 5 percent higher than 1965. He cautions the decline could be around 1 percent from August levels, driven by wholesale price drops and seasonal factors, while noting housewife boycotts are unlikely to have a significant impact on overall prices.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Stephen J. Hiemstra
Department
Economic Research Service
Hiemstra
National Association of Food Chains
Charles Ludstrom
Miami
Minneapolis
Price Rebels Plan Weekend Boycotts
The housewives' rebellion adds muscle to its grocery counter insurrection as it plans supermarket boycotts timed to hit the heavy weekend food buying.
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United Press International
Housewives
Decontamination Seen As Moon Trip Problem
A NASA scientist at Houston Space Center said lunar mission decontamination focus will be on Earth tainted organisms rather than lunar life. He noted up to 200 lunar samples, each sealed, with astronauts quarantined for about three weeks after return, though the lab's main role is handling rock specimens.
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The
Space Center
Moon
Pacific Ocean
McLane
Bennington Banner Telephones Business and Rates
The Bennington Banner lists business contact at 425 Main St Bennington Vermont and details Home Delivery options. It notes exclusive republication rights by United Press International and provides subscription rates for Vermont within a 50 mile radius and nationwide rates.
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Main St
Bennington
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
UPI
Vermont
U.S
Reaction Divided on Effect of Johnson's Visit to Viet
Washington reports Republicans and Democrats split on whether President Johnson's Vietnam front visit helps or hurts the 1964 elections. A third of leaders see no effect or a general benefit, while others cite political motives. Some lawmakers warn of adverse impacts on their candidates.
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Johnson
Viet
Washington
UPI
Viet Nam
Manila
Cam Ranh Bay
Tom Curtis
R-Mo
Robert J. Corber
Virginia Gop
LBJ
Virginia
Tax Hike Decision Depends On Overall Budget Picture
Washington leaders weigh the size of tax hikes against the total budget outlook as the second session of the 89th Congress could exceed Johnson's budget by about $2 billion. The decision hinges on the broader fiscal picture rather than isolated spending requests.
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Washington
UPI
89Th Congress
Johnson
Congress
Viet Nam
George H. Mahon
D-Tex
House Appropriations Committee
Congressional Record
Mahon
Paint Splashers Apologize To President Johnson in Australia
Two Australian brothers, John Langley 21 and David Langley 18, confess to splattering paint on President Johnson's car during his Melbourne visit. They mailed a letter of apology, saying regret and stating their antiwar stance and opposition to conscription. They agreed to pay victims 1,732 dollars in damages, per their lawyer Frank Galbally. They also sought Johnson’s forgiveness.
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Melbourne
UPI
Johnson
Frank Galbally
John Langley
David
Galbally
United States
America
Bardot Brushed On Paris Medal For Tourists
Paris officials announced the Money and Medals Service will emboss Brigitte Bardot on a special bronze medal to be sold to visitors next year. The souvenir reflects Parisian pride and Bardot’s enduring fame as a cultural icon.
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Paris
UPI
Brigitte Bardot
Geneticist Backs Selective Breeding For Humans
Pasadena reports University of Wisconsin geneticist Dr. James F. Crow urged serious consideration of selective human breeding at a Caltech related conference marking its 75th birthday. He called premarital counseling gene testing and options like abortion of abnormal embryos and even sex control development, noting eugenics has a troubled history and deserves a wiser appraisal of both benefits and risks.
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Pasadena
Calif
University of Wisconsin
James F. Crow
California Institute of Technology
Crow
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