Windsor County GOP split over Farrell resignation tale
Windsor County Republican Chairman Anthony B Farrell says he has not resigned amid a faction within the committee that has accepted his resignation The sit in Windsor Norwicht representative says the move lacks a quorum and is invalid The feud stems from Farrell circulating a letter urging support for President Johnson and his stance against Goldwater. The conservative group is led by Herbert Ogden of Hartford County vice chairman
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Norwich
Barry Goldwater
Connecticut River Valley
Johnson
Goldwater
Herbert Ogden
Hartland
Hoff says campaign progress encourages re election bid
MONTPELIER, Feb 1966 Gov. Philip H Hoff voiced optimism about his re election campaign saying he is encouraged by momentum and support from unexpected quarters. He noted mail to his office largely backs his postal stance and rebuts Foote charges. Hoff also announced a $104,000 yearly tax and rent deal for a new Employment Security Building to be built by Beacon Construction Co. of Boston, with completion set for April 1966. federal funds total $108,460 for phase two of the state planning project covering land use recreation transport and facilities.
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Boston
North Bennington Votes On Withdrawing From Mt Anthony
Residents of the North Bennington School District debated withdrawal from the Mt Anthony Union High School. A Nov 17 vote was set after a three hour meeting with school board members, union officials, and members of the Norshaft Study Committee present to answer questions and help residents decide.
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Arthur E. Wickenden
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Norshaft School Study Committee
Paul E. Warfield
Jay Daniels
Shaftsbury
Robert McWaters
Powers
Gerald E. Harrington
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Fred Welling
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Norshaft Union High School
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Mt. Anthony Union School
Norshaft School
McWaters
Vermont Campaign Talks Center On Postal Irregularities
In Montpelier UPI reports Republican Lt. Gov. Ralph A. Foote charges new irregularities in postal appointments as he presses a possible payoff claim tied to a rural carrier job. Foote and Gov. Hoff will discuss the matter at a Greater Vermont Association meeting in Stowe amid other campaign comments by Snelling and Prouty on spending and federal aid.
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Springfield
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Stowe
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Essex Junction
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Prouty
Building Trades Union
Johnson optimistic on Latin Alliance progress
President Johnson, in a White House ceremony, credited Thomas C. Mann for advancing the Alliance for Progress in Latin America. He cited CIAP, the Inter-American Committee on the Alliance for Progress, and said recent meetings show encouraging developments and harmony among Western Hemisphere neighbors.
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Inside Candidate Interviews and Arlington Notes
On the Inside surveys with Robert M. Wilson Page 3 and George Van Santvoord Page 5 include remarks from Mrs Edward Doyle of Arlington Page 6. An Arlington editorial highlights issues tied to Vermont's surplus on Page 4. Arlington's one acts scheduled for Page 6.
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United States and Britain Seek NATO Ties Balance
U S and Britain's Labor government agree to strengthen NATO coordination and broaden alliance cooperation for global issues though they split on Red China and Cuba. talks with Patrick Gordon Walker showed both sides near alignment on East European relations and a continued peaceful stance by the Soviet Union.
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New Soviet Leaders Split Party Chief and Premier Posts
Moscow based report says Khrushchev’s successors voted to divide the Kremlin roles forever with Leonid Brezhnev named party leader and Alexei Kosygin named premier. The move ends Khrushchev holding both posts and aims to calm foreign critics after his ouster.
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Goldwater Attacks Johnson Over Socialism and Lies
Barry Goldwater charged that Johnson’s selection of Hubert Humphrey "kidnapped the Democratic party" for delivery to radical Socialism. As election day nears, he assailed administration “big lies” and criticized Johnson’s grass roots sales, Labor leaders, and bureaucrats for backing his bid. He claimed Social Security, defense cuts, and the war stance were misrepresented to voters.
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Hubert Humphrey
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Official Links Election To Future of Civil Rights
Washington (UPI) Leroy Collins head of the Community Relations Service says the presidential election will shape the future of America's civil rights movement. He cautions a Johnson victory would advance equal opportunity and dignity, while Goldwater could reduce federal backing. Collins, a former Florida governor, notes the election tests national resolve on civil rights.
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UPI
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America
Barry M. Goldwater
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United Press International
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Goldwater
Hoff Predicts 800000 Surplus for Vermont in 1965
Governor Philip Hoff says state fiscal aides expect a 1965 surplus of up to 800000 after wiping out the current 520000 deficit. Tax receipts are projected to exceed expenditures by 1.3 million, with Hoff urging use of funds to match 521000 in federal development aid for regional vocational education facilities and programs.
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Meet Hoff TV appearance spurs campaign letter flood
Vermont Governor Hoff drew a nationwide flow of supportive letters after a Meet The Press appearance. Letters praising his forthrightness and heritage came from Chicago New York City and Washington while one D C writer warned about crime in Vermont. A Kansas teachers association invite followed the show and some outsiders hoped Hoff would seek national office. The most poignant note from Ely Vermont pledged three Republican votes on November 3.
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