Snelling Explains Tax and Highway Issues Loss
Republican gubernatorial candidate Richard A. Snelling says oversimplification and distortion of his views hurt his bid in Bennington County. He notes his own responsibility for the misperceptions as he lost to Thomas L. Hayes in the Bennington primary while leading in 11 other counties.
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Richard A. Snelling
Thomas L. Hayes
Bennington County
Snelling
Hayes
GOP
Philip H. Hoff
Rutland
Windsor
Bennington
Republican Committee
The
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Highway Department
Investigation Continues In Shooting At Woodford
State police detective Peter Barton and State's Atty. R. Marshall Witten pursued the Woodford shooting of 33-year-old Douglas H. Britch. Britch, wounded in the left shoulder near the heart, remained in critical but satisfactory condition at Albany Medical Center. No warrants had been issued as of presstime.
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Peter Barton
R. Marshall Witten
Douglas H. Britch
Woodford
Barton
Witten
Britch
Albany Medical Center
Bennington
Wayne Morse
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Storm grounds salvage crane at sinking Hai submarine
In a North Sea wreck, salvage crane Magnus cannot reach the German submarine Hai amid a gale. Nineteen of twenty crew are feared dead with one survivor, Peter Silbernagel, 23, a cook, reporting many crewmen trapped below deck as rescue efforts proceed under rough seas and diver support.
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UPS
North Sea
West Germany
Magnus
Dogger Bank
Denmark
Hai
Royal Navy
Peter Silbernagel
Gemini 11 astronauts return after record mission at Cape Kennedy
Conrad and Gordon landed the USS Guam after a 71 hour 44 orbit flight marked by an automatic re entry and near perfect splashdown. Gemini 12 plans were expanded to four days to extend experiments, Lovell and Aldrin named as pilots. The astronauts recovered aboard the carrier, in excellent shape, with wives watching on TV and Humphrey praising the mission. Gordon’s spacewalk was cut short by fatigue though a tether to the Agena target remained.
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UPS
Charles
Pete) Conrad
Richard F. Gordon
Uss
Guam
Conrad
Gordon
Cape
Federal Space Agency
James A. Lovell
Edwin
Buz) Aldrin
Houston
Moon
Inside Columnist Critiques Highway Program
Sam Ogden, writing on page 4, argues the highway program is foolhardy. An editorial on page 4 calls for changes in national tax policy. Manchester will host a meeting of the decoration group on page 6.
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Sam Ogden
Manchester
Beckoning Vermont Ad Campaign Faces Shortcomings
At a manpower conference in Woodstock Vermont Roland A Loveless director of industrial development for the Vermont Development Department outlined the limits of the states beckoning country campaign He cited inadequate schooling housing costs weak planning limited zoning and water sewer gaps as barriers to luring residents and workers He urged active community planning and political involvement noting rising private investment since 1963 and a recent surge in inquiries and interviews from cooperative ads with New York and Boston publications.
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Woodstock
Vermont
Roland A. Loveless
Vermont Development Department
Loveless
AIV
New England
New York Times
Boston Globe
Vermont Manfacturer
Boston
New York
Grand Jury to Probe ABC Birth Control TV Debate
Rensselaer County prosecutors plan to convene a grand jury to consider whether ABC contributed to the delinquency of minors by airing a five part discussion on birth control pills and sex among unmarrieds. Subpoenas will command ABC and WAST Albany affiliates and newsman Peter Jennings to testify.
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Trot
MY. Gwa
American Broadcasting Co
ABC
Rensselaer County
Atty
Andrew Dwyer
Peter Jennings
Wast-Tv
Albany
Bernard Eismann
Jennings
Eismann
UPI
New York
Dwyer
Eisemann
Marines Press DMZ Offensive With B52 Air Support
U S Marines advance from a landing near the demilitarized zone backed by B52 bombers from Guam and B57 Canberras. The operation aims to trap the North Vietnamese 324B Division, while a second force moves north as Operation Prairie claims hundreds of enemy casualties. A spearhead patrol near the landing zone battled 100 plus enemy troops, with nine North Vietnamese killed and Marines returning to Iwo Jima after heavy fighting.
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Saigon
Upz
U.S
Guam
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
1St Air Cavalry
Central Highlands
Don Ha
Hoff to base campaign on administrative record in Vermont
Democratic Governor Philip Hoff announced he would seek a third two year term, pledging to build on his administrative record. He emphasized education reform, regionalization of schools, and preserving industry and tourism with imaginative programs, while defending the education board amid recent controversy. Hoff said department heads face growing pains with new programs and stressed he would not abolish the education board.
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Rutland
Highway Department
Snelling
Vermont
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U.S
Gibboney
Board of Education
Hoff
Education Board
Hoff Calls on Snelling To Renounce Sales Tax
Gov. Philip Hoff urged Republican nominee Richard Snelling to renounce support for a state sales tax now or in the future. Hoff cited newspaper clippings and a Shelburne news conference to claim Snelling campaigns on a sales tax plank while noting Snelling denies only a sales tax, not tax reform. Hoff said the state’s high taxes and strong economy argue against new taxation and backed relying on a joint Republican Democrat study committee before any reform.
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Hoff
Snelling
Vermont
GOP
Special Tax Committee
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Samuel Barber
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