Israel hints at action over Suez missiles
Prime Minister Golda Meir rushes to the United States for talks with President Nixon on the Middle East. Israel warns it may strike Egypt if the United States does not force withdrawal of Soviet missiles in the Suez Canal ceasefire zone. Defense Minister Dayan calls missile movement tantamount to firing and argues Egypt is violating the ceasefire.
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London
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Nixon Administration
Washington
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U.N
Yosef Tekoah
Mohammed Hassan el- Zayyat
Gunnar V. Jarring
Charles W. Yost
Thant
Yugoslavia
Ethiopia
Russia May Be Planning Base in Cuba
Report notes a five ship Soviet squadron nears Caribbean and Puerto Rico Dominican Republic passages with a missile cruiser and destroyer. A submarine tender's presence could signal base plans while U S authorities say no submarines present and newer ships date 1965. Talks on cease fire with Egypt and Israel show stalemate but Thant remains optimistic for peace settlement.
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10Th Naval District
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Norvell G. Ward
Brooke to keynote Bennington GOP dinner in October
Senator Edward W. Brooke of Massachusetts will be the keynote speaker at the October 10 fundraising dinner hosted by the Bennington County Republican Committee. The event at Catamount School in Bennington will be chaired by Mrs. Catherine Dermody, with full details to be released after the committee’s upcoming meeting.
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Bennington County Republican Committee
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Bennington Catholic High School
Catherine Dermody
U S Moves Against Parents Trying To Thwart Desegregation
Nine Alabama parents face federal court on charges of operating unauthorized schools within schools to block desegregation. They allegedly took over classrooms in Talladega County and taught students from other zones, with reported enrollments of 170 in the elementary and 125 in the high school.
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Virginia
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Louisiana
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Mississippi
Boston
Massachusetts Department of Education
Flint
Mich
Detroit
PSB Considers Plea For New Nuke Hearing
The Vermont Public Service Board weighs reopening 1967 hearings on the Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Plant at Vernon as conservationists seek stricter state controls and cross examination rights. No action was taken while interventions proceed in related financial hearings for bonds and stock.
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State Public Service Board
Vermont
Southern Vermont Conservation Society
Vermont Yankee
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
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Water Resources Board
Public Service Board
Ernest Gibson
Service Board
Inside The Banner endorses a U S Senate candidate
The newspaper editorial board on Page 4 declares its choice for the U S Senate in a pointed editorial. Ian Ogden outlines winter driving on granite grits on Page 4. Page 6 reports a newly formed fire district in Pownal. Page 7 reviews Weston’s final season production. About 50 residents in Dorset are reported to have become involved in addressing the drug problem.
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Dorset
O'Brien Leads in Vermont Democratic Primary Polls
Vermont pollster Vincent Naramore reports Aug 29 Salisbury results showing Leo O'Brien leading Daley 68 to 32 in the Salisbury sample, reversing a July Daley edge. Statewide trends and other races show varied margins for Davis, Stafford, Hoff, and other contenders, with OBriens lead across several contests unsure in places.
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O’brien
Naramore
Deane C. Davis
Thomas L. Hayes
Robert
50th Anniversary Airmail Reenactment Across Route
Washington marks the 50th anniversary of the first cross country airmail delivery with a Tuesday reenactment in 21 cities along the original route. Participating locales include Amityville New York Belfonte DuBois Clarion Cleveland Bryan Chicago Iowa City Des Moines Omaha Grand Island North Platte Sydney Cheyenne Rawlins Rock Springs Salt City Elko Reno Sacramento San Francisco and more.
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Des Moines
Iowa
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Grand Island
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Sydney
Neb
Cheyenne
Rawlins
Rock Springs
Wyo
Salt City
Elko and
Reno
Nev
Sacramento
San Francisco
Water Board Upgrades Hoosic Classification
Vermont Water Resources Board to raise Hoosic River from Class C to B and set all state waters at B, restricting discharges and ensuring safety for swimming and fishing. Action delayed pending Federal Water Quality Administration reply on cross border pollution from Massachusetts.
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Vermont Water Resources Board
Hoosic River
Vermont
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Massachusetts
AFL CIO Endorses Rockefeller Despite Possible Challenge
Gov Nelson Rockefeller won the AFL CIO convention endorsement for a fourth term, a move that may be challenged by Bernard Stephens who hints at a recount or ousting state AFL CIO president Raymond Crochett. Rockefeller pledged to push a national minimum wage rise to $2 an hour. Goldberg opponent noted.
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Indonesia
Hague
Kiamesha Lake
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
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Bernard Stephens
American Federation of State
Raymond Crochett
Goldberg
Rockefeller
New York State
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Springfield
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