Alternatives to ease overcrowding at Mt Anthony schools
Mt Anthony school board heard a report from the curriculum subcommittee detailing alternatives to overcrowding including voucher plans using outside facilities extended year four day week open campus and double sessions. The board will discuss these at upcoming public meetings with the first outside facilities report scheduled Oct 4 at 7 30 pm.
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Mt. Anthony
Mt. Anthony Union
Main St
Math science crowding tells on Mt Anthony departments
Mt Anthony school board heard from math and science staff on NEACSS evaluations. Overcrowding in low ability math classes mainly at junior high requires another teacher to reduce class sizes. Science faces crowded junior high, limited facilities, and overworked teachers, cutting experiments and demos.
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Mt. Anthony
Mindszenty Leaves Budapest for Rome
Cardinal Mindszenty ended 15 years in the U S Embassy in Budapest and flew to Rome. He left Budapest at 8 30 am aided by Vatican officials and was greeted in Rome by Cardinal Villot. The Vatican had pressed for his departure while Hungary cited a deal with the Vatican. He had been imprisoned for treason and black marketeering in 1949 and sought asylum in 1956.
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Rome
UPI
Joszef Mindszenty
U.S
Budapest
Mindszenty
Hungary
Vatican
Radio
Vienna
Leonardo da Vinci
Jean Villot
Legation
United States
Ervin opens hearings on freedom of the press
Washington based UPI report notes New York Times official Harding Bancroft testifying at a Senate subcommittee on press freedom amid government efforts to halt publication of the Pentagon papers. The hearing explores whether journalistic timidity or self censorship has followed the case and discusses the role of the Times, Washington Post and Boston Globe in publishing the secret Vietnam study.
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Washington
UPI
New York Times
Pentagon
Harding F. Bancroft
the Times
The
Times
Washington Post
Boston Globe
Bancroft
Senate
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Ervin
Supreme Court
Vietnam
Justice Department
Six Texas workmen killed as water tank collapses
In Atlanta Texas a massive nine story water tank burst during a test, killing six workers and injuring ten others. The million gallon structure toppled onto a pit, with families naming victims including George Sanders and Burl Brown. Investigations seek cause while the International Paper Co plant remains under construction.
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Stack
Rock of Gibraltar
George Sanders
Buckner
Ark
Lee Otis
Theodis
Willie T. Gulley
Leary Moss
Charles Dee Hardin
Atlanta
Burl Brown
Dallas
Robert B. McCaa
Bloomburg
Tex
Sanders’ Sons
Texarkana
International Paper Co
Harold Clements, Inc
Herman Moore
Mobile
Ala
Moore
Aiken backs six month Vietnam withdrawal deadline
Senator George D. Aiken a Republican from Vermont says he will back a six month withdrawal deadline for U.S. troops in Vietnam after passage. Senate leaders seek to reintroduce the timetable and attach it to draft extension legislation. Aiken, a longtime critic, also expresses concern that results may not be achieved.
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George Sleeman
Charles Keir
Washington
UPI
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
Vietnam
Senate
Mike Mansfield
House
Robert T. Stafford
Mansfield
Vermont
Aiken
Indochina
Nixon
Lady Fleming Convicted in Greek Conspiracy Case
Greek army court found Lady Amalia Fleming guilty of conspiracy and sentenced her to 16 months in prison. Four defendants, including Fleming and Constantine Androutsopoulos, faced combined terms totaling 42 months after a 90 minute trial. Fleming, widow of the penicillin discoverer, vowed not to accept deportation as she addressed reporters and defended her actions as aiding a suffering fellow human.
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Athens
UPI
Amalia Fleming
George Papadopoulos
John Skelton
Yardley
Lady Fleming
Alexandros Panaghoulis
Papadopoulos
Panaghoulis
Nikos Papaconstaniou
Constantine Androutsopoulos
Westphal weighs House bid as Vermont GOP field takes shape
Vermont politics report notes Sen. Fred Westphal may run for Congress, potentially drawing conservative votes from Mallory. Democrats field William O'Brien Bernard O Shea and Dennis Morrisseau for the nomination while Rep Randolph Major weighs a Senate bid to challenge interim Sen. Robert Stafford. Other figures include William Reger Luke Crispe and T Garry Buckley in advisory or independent party histories.
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Westphal
Mallory
William O'Brien
Chittenden County
Bernard O’shea
Enosburg Falls
Dennis Morrisseau
Burlington
William Reger
Shoreham
Vermont
Major
Stafford
Newfane
A. Luke Crispe
F. Ray Keyser
Crispe
T. Garry Buckley
Bennington
Vermont Independent Party
Philip H. Hoff
Inside Rocks and Bullets in Belfast IRA Try Bazookas
The article reports gun battles and the IRA attempting bazookas in Belfast, highlighting intensified violence and security concerns on the ground. It outlines the broader impact on civilians and regional stability as authorities respond with measures to curb the insurgency.
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IRA
Belfast
Sen. Stafford
U.S
Revolt behind bars 1 riots and their causes
Washington dispatch notes a pattern of prison uprisings from 1952 to Attica in 1971. It highlights early riots at Jackson Michigan and Trenton New Jersey, links overcrowding and aging facilities to violence, and cites cases from Tombs Utah State Prison and Attica as part of a broader trend.
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UPI
Michigan
New Jersey
Jackson
Mich
Trenton
N.J
Attica
N.Y
New York City
Tombs
Utah
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