Vermont Yankee financing backed by governors support
Governor Deane C. Davis endorsed permitting Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp to pursue $80 million in long term bonds after firm assurances it would meet Public Service Board safety standards. Conservationists seek delay pending environmental reviews amid questions on radioactive discharge and New Hampshire water controls.
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Public Service Board
Vermont Yankee
Southern Vermont Conservation Society
Connecticut River
Vermont
Vernon
Public Service
Ernest Gibson
Gibson
Vermont Water Resources Board
Montpelier
Atomic Energy Commission
Washington
New Hampshire
Peter Shapiro
Concord
N.H
Vermont Panel
Repeal of anti pornography laws advised by commission
Washington report details the Commission on Obscenity and Pornography urging repeal of laws banning explicit sexual materials for consenting adults. It cites no proven link to crime or harm and calls for mass sex education and targeted restrictions for youth. The Nixon administration disagreed with the findings. three dissenters criticized the report as a carve-out for pornographers.
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UPI
Commission On Obscenity and Pornography
Nixon
Charles H. Keating Jr
Commission
William L. Lockhart
Law School
University of Minnesota
Congress
Keating
Cincinnati
U.S
Kenneth B. Keating
India
Charles Keating
Morton A. Hill
New York
W. C. Link
Hermitage
Tenn
Lockhart
Nixon in Belgrade for talks with Tito amid Middle East uncertainty
President Nixon arrived in Belgrade for a two day visit to meet Yugoslav President Tito as a crucial link between the Soviet bloc and the Arab world. They rode a long motorcade amid mourners for Egypts Nasser and planned a three hour conference ahead of Nixon visit to Zagreb and Kumrovec.
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Belgrade
UPI
Nixon
Middle East
Tito
Soviet Union
Yugoslavia
Air Force One
Naples
Italy
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Zagreb
Kumravec
Nasser
Cairo
United States
Czechoslovakia
Washington
John F. Kennedy
U.S. 6Th Fleet
Mediterranean
U.S
Nixon in Naples as NATO leaders, U.S. envoys discuss post Nasser power gap
Nixon met with NATO commanders and U.S. ambassadors in Naples to assess alliance capabilities amid Nasser's death. No troop figures were discussed. He received five possible successors names and voiced optimism on continuing cease fire and peace talks while pursuing improved Arab relations.
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Naples
NATO
U.S
Nasser
Nixon
Peite
White House
Agnew Campaign Swing Echoes Truman in Midwest Tour
Vice President Spiro Agnew blasted for Nixon, urged election of Republican senators during Midwest stops in Sioux Falls and Minot. He tied his stance to Truman’s “give ’em hell” legacy, while defending his critique of the Scranton Commission on Campus Unrest.
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Minot
N.D
UPI
Harry S Truman
Spiro T. Agnew
West
Nixon
Sioux Falls
S.C
Salt Lake City
Agnew
Scranton Commission
Pablum
Truman
Thomas Kleppe
Rn.d
GOP
Senate
Adlai E. Stevenson
Sen
Quentin Burdick
D-N.d
Kleppe
Vietnam
Inside Indignant Letters Respond to Charges
Indignant readers flood the Letters column with reactions to charges against Mr. Anthony. The Mankiewicz Braden column highlights a Washington paradox. Two men share a trophy at Fairdale Farms while the actual winner is pictured on page 8. Manchester fairgrounds recreation area faces ongoing problems noted on page 8.
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Anthony
Washington
Fairdale Farms
Manchester
Fairgrounds
Bennington Selectmen Split Over Tree Care Pledge
Minority leader J Duncan Campbell urged town influence on private tree cuts and spoke of a unified board stance. Three members rejected any board role in private property decisions while Drysdale dismissed tree value as “lousy trees” and declared it none of the boards business. The meeting also approved a two year contract with the Bennington Village Fire Department maintaining current service levels.
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J. Duncan Campbell
Bennington
Alexander B. R. Drysdale
Drysdale
Campbell
Selectmen
Bennington Village
Army tightens ammo limits in Vietnam amid ASR rationing
In Vietnam the Army has imposed the most restrictive Available Supply Rate on nearly all supplies, including food and ammunition. Field crews report shortages and fear inadequate rounds for combat, while Long Binh officials insist rationing exists but does not prevent unit support when needed. ASR decisions rely on enemy activity, requested amounts, and withdrawal rates to set next periods’ ammo availability.
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Saigon
API
USS
Vietnam
U.S
Long Binh
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