Mallary calls for war's end in Vermont bid
Former House Speaker Richard W. Mallary of Fairlee entered Vermont's race for the lone congressional seat vacated by Sen. Robert Stafford. Speaking at Rep. R. Marshall Witten's home he outlined positions on Vietnam policy welfare and economic aid while noting changes from two years ago and urging no residual military force after potential U.S. troop withdrawal. He defended the family assistance program but condemned the present welfare system and urged wage earners to seek better jobs.
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Kelton Miller
Richard W. Mallary
Fairlee
Vermont
Robert T. Stafford
R. Marshall Witten
Mallary
Mallory
U.S
Vietnam
Hamilton Shields
Congress
Harris' Hat In Presidential Ring
Oklahoma Senator Fred R. Harris formally announced his candidacy for president as a Democratic contender. He urged breaking up General Motors into five companies to restore competition and lower prices, outlining a new populist coalition of young and old, blacks, Chicanos, Indians, women, blue-collar workers and farmers.
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Washington
UPI
Oklahoma
Fred R. Harris
General Motors
United States
Harris
Senate
Cochirman
Hubert H. Humphrey
John F. Kennedy
Ladonna
House
Carl Albert
Albert
China shakes under leadership crisis says Tass
Soviet agency Tass reported grave internal political developments affecting China as Peking tries to divert attention from a leadership crisis. Analysts in Hong Kong worried Mao Zedong or Lin Biao health issues or a power struggle behind the scenes may be at play while borders and the Oct 1 parade were cited as distractions.
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United Press International
China
Tass
Peking
Chinese People’s Republic
Hong Kong
UPI
Charles Smith
Mao Tse-tung
Lin Piao
Japan
Russia
Ussuri
Hong Kong Star
Mao
Star
Paul Dudley White
White
Eisenhower
Daily Express
Mainland China
Liu Shaochi
Smith
Lin
Communist Party
Court changes cancel hearing of IPC suit
Vermont drops suit against New York state and IPC as U S Supreme Court reduces to seven justices. Attorney General James M Jeffords said arguments on jurisdiction to order removal of a 300 acre Lake Champlain sludge bed were postponed indefinitely. The suit, filed last December, argues the sludge altered the interstate boundary and lowered Vermont waters quality.
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New York State
IPC
Lake Champlain
Vermont
New York
Nixon hints at first woman justice amid court vacancies
President Nixon faces two Supreme Court openings and hints a woman could be nominated. Speculation centers on Rita Hauser or Judge Shirley Hufstedler, with focus on judicial philosophy over geography. Nixon also signals possible southern appointee Rep. Richard Poff as a Court selection, amid retirement shakeups and death-penalty cases.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Nixon
Detroit
Hugo L. Black
John M. Harlan
Richard H. Poff
Poff
Black
Judiciary Committee
House
Senate
Congress
Rita E. Hauser
New York
United Nations Commission On Human Rights
Abe Fortas
Hauser
Shirley Hufstedler
Vermont program shapes community drug education approach
A statewide initiative funded by a 181000 grant from the National Institute of Mental Health aims to coordinate Vermont drug education across communities and schools. Miss Andrea Rogers will hire four regional coordinators to assess local needs and develop targeted programs with schools and communities, focusing on accurate up to date information and student involvement.
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John Leaning
Drug Rehabilitation Commission
National Institute of Mental Health
Vermont
Andrea Rogers
Miss Rogers
William Butynski
The
Rogers
Weekend Warmup Brings Sunny Mild Weather
Sunny and warmer today with mid 60s expected. Clear and cool tonight with lows in the 30s. A mild and sunny Sunday is forecast with highs near 70.
British expel 90 Soviet officials in spy purge
Britain ordered 90 Soviet officials expelled within two weeks after a KGB defector provided details of espionage in Britain. Fifteen more officials abroad were barred from returning. About 550 Soviet staff work in Britain, with 40 diplomats and 38 staff at the Moscow embassy. The action targets agents in diplomacy and trade missions amid broader intelligence concerns.
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London
UPI
Britain
Foreign Office
KGB
Secret Police
United States
Ireland
Moscow
Ivan Ippolito
Mikhail Smirnovsky
Say church state collide in aid law
Vermont's 1971 law allowing public aid to parochial schools is challenged as violating church state separation. A UPI report notes Americans United and 13 residents seek to block use of tax funds to implement the statute. local districts may include parochial students in state aid calculations and receive up to 50 percent reimbursement. Rutland began a 1969 program. Winooski Barre and St. Albans voted for local aid. Burlington and Brattleboro had mixed responses. The suit targets State Treasurer Davis and Education Commissioner Oakey under First Amendment grounds citing recent Supreme Court rulings.
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Burlington
UPI
Vermont
Richard H. Thomas
Americans United
U.S. District Court
Frank H. Davis
Joseph Oakey
Montpelier
Rutland
Winooski
Barre
St. Albans
Brattleboro School Board
Davis and
Oakey
U.S. Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
Rhode
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