Flanders Urges Vermont GOP To Back Goldwater Candidacy
Former Vermont Senator Ralph E. Flanders told Republicans who object to Barry Goldwater to support the state ticket. He urged adherence to party principles while nixing Barry Goldwater’s presidential bid in this Springfield Vermont update.
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Springfield
UPI
Vermont
Ralph E. Flanders
Barry Goldwater
Flanders
Sen. Goldwater
United States
Goldwater
Johnson
Sen
Winston L.) Prouty
Senate
House of Representatives
Senators accuse Agriculture Dept of aiding Estes scam
Two Republicans, Mundt and Curtis, charge the Agriculture Department favored Billie Sol Estes to help him build a fraudulent farm empire. They say the department acted or failed to act as a partner in Estes cotton allotment manipulation, part of a master farm plan. The Senate report on Estes signed by all members was filed today.
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Washington
UPD
Agriculture Department
Billie Sol Estes
Karl E. Mundt
R-S.d
Carl T. Curtis
Estes
Texas
Mundt - Curtis
Senate
Foote Urges Republican Unity for Reapportionment
Lt. Gov. Ralph A. Foote told about 250 Republicans that a constitutional convention is the only sane method to reapportion Vermont's General Assembly. He urged immediate action, warned Hoff administration of neglect, and touted unity to defeat disunity charges while criticizing the governor's cautious approach to reapportionment. See FOOTE URGES Page 14, Col. 5
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Ralph A. Foote
Veremont
General Assembly
Foote
Philip H. Hoff
Hoff
Shaftsbury Republican Committee
Barry Goldwater
Richard A. Snelling
Goldwater Campaign Urges Enterprise Over Government
Sen Barry Goldwater spoke in Middletown Ohio arguing jobs come from private enterprise not federal action. He criticized foreign aid spending, recalling government price interference in steel and saying $103 billion in aid has flowed abroad since 1946. He urged businesses receive American know how rather than government income.
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Middletown
Ohio
UPI
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
GOP
U.S
Arizona
Anniversary Hike Ends in Tragic Death on The Long Trail
A Mansfield couple celebrating their 11th wedding anniversary died Tuesday on The Long Trail in Woodford Vermont. Robert Matthew Hewitt, 49, suffered a heart attack while hiking with his wife after parking their car. Rescuers tried to revive him but he died at Bennington Regional Medical Center. Hewitt worked at the Attleboro YMCA and is survived by his wife and his parents. Burial will be in Yarmouthport, Massachusetts.
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Woodford
Mansfield
Mass
Robert Matthew Hewitt
Hewitt
Donald F. Shea
Bennington
Marshall Witten
Attleboro, Mass
YMCA
Frank Hewitt
Hanson-Walbridge
Sherman Funeral Home
Yarmouthport
China Poised to Test Atomic Device Within Days
Washington UPI reports President Johnson and top advisers warn Red China may detonate a primitive nuclear device within days. Officials say the test could aim to boost the 15th anniversary of the Communist takeover, with Alamogordo 1945 20 kilotons as a reference. Rusk cautions it signals limited progress, not a stockpile.
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UPI
Johnson
China
U. S
Peking
Dean Rusk
U.S
Alamogordo
N.M
Rusk
Red China
United States
Mili
GOP
Barry M. Goldwater
Moscow
International Party
Kremlin
Aiken Reports Progress On River Basin Plan
Senator George D. Aiken says substantial progress is made on a study of recreation potential in the Connecticut River Basin. A task force will present proposals at a October 1 Berlin, Connecticut meeting.
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Aiken
Washington
UPI
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Connecticut River
Berlin
Conn
Triumvir Gets Back Viet Nam Leader Ordered to Europe
Lt Gen Tran Thien Thiem commander in chief of the Vietnamese army and a member of the ruling triumvirate was ordered to take a long visit to Europe. He has 36 hours to pack and leave as Premier Nguyen Khanh and young Turk generals push political reshuffle amid wartime pressure.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
UPI
Tran Thien Thiem
Triumvirate
Europe
Thiem
Nguyen Khanh
Young Turk’n
Khanh
South Viet Nam
Guerrilas
Nguyen Cao Ky
Khiem
Young Turks
Ngo Dinh Diem
Col
Pham Ngoc Tao
Village Votes Yes On Pension and New Laws
About 125 Bennington residents approved a municipal pension program, garbage and junk disposal ordinances, dog conduct rules, and a land quitclaim. Trustees were authorized to borrow 7227 dollars at up to 3 percent to fund the first annual payment, with Mass Mutual to carry the plan for 17 town and 23 village employees.
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Bennington Village
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company
Mass. Mutual
Joseph Pello Jr
Lester H. Nichols
Nichols
Pello
Sling A Bear Ends Happily for All
In Yellowstone National Park a bear causing trouble near Lamar Canyon led workers to corral it with a bulldozer and sling the animal through the air. Elmer Schye described the incident at a Montana Highway Commission meeting noting the bear landed about 150 feet away and was not badly hurt.
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Helena
Mont
UPI
Yellowstone National Park
Bear
Montana Highway Commission
Elmer Schye
Schye
Lamar Canyon
Inside Bennington GOP HQ promotes right wing hate literature
Editorial notes on the Bennington GOP headquarters distributing hate literature. The piece also lists pages with topics on the Ford Foundation steering committee and a hunter safety zone plea, plus local features from Manchester and Dorset.
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Bennington Gop
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Clifton Phillips
West Road
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Duke
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Duke) Ducharme
Greater Bennington Association
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