Trustees Reject Site for College Campus in South County
Editorial endorses South County trustees for declining site in the Citro Valley hills Vermont. Argues site would burden traffic and funding, favors a future industrial redevelopment plan. Notes Russell City site remains under consideration and could offer better tax and redevelopment potential.
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Colle Dist
Cirtro Valley
College
Alan Ware Cilia
Russell City
Livermore High Trustees Debate State Aid Impact
Livermore High School trustees press for clarity on state education aid losses amid property tax disputes. Districts seek review of equalization assessments and timely certification to the state Department of Education by July. Protests rise as county taxpayers face potential budget effects from a costly board decision.
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Sulboo
Equalizaton
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AML
Mveng
Equalization Board
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Dex Partioen
Education
Wits
Cuban Beef Disease Sparks Cuban Livestock Alert
Reports from Cuban refugees and intelligence indicate diseased Soviet beef fed to cattle may have caused widespread illness among Cubans, with fears the hoof and mouth outbreak could spread to livestock. Authorities warn urgent segregation and slaughter of suspect meat to prevent further spread.
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Castro
Unclear text on Cuban disease and Soviet ties
The fragmentary report discusses a tainted disease linked to Cuba, Soviet involvement, and U.S. intelligence concerns. It mentions Mikoyan, Castro, Cuba’s Communist role, and suspected food poisoning issues, with references to shipments and media suppression.
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Ib Mikoyan
Castro
Cuba
Personal Tragedy of Nehru Reflects Asian Democracy Struggle
The piece portrays Nehru as a tragic symbol of Asia's democracy amid Cold War tensions. It notes his neutralist stance toward East and West, his complex personality, and the strain seen in London meetings with the Commonwealth leaders. The analysis touches on India’s industrial goals, agricultural needs, and reliance on Soviet aid and US support, ending with Krishna Menon’s old-world arrogance influencing Western perceptions.
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India
Soviet Union
United States
China
Readers respond on labor rights and strikes
A reader letter questions if press coverage misleads about strikes and labor rights. It argues workers may urge attendance, management rights exist, and law enforcement should protect lawful actions while punishing lawbreakers, urging public awareness of legal rights during labor disputes.
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Nee. Oesaryy
Preacher's Home Tale Sparks Couple's Quiet Riffs
A country store chat recounts Zeke Grady's preacher visiting and describing a couple's marriage as a series of paradoxes. He says his wife handles small matters while he takes care of big ones like Cuba and the Berlin Wall, and notes clashes over dress, social life, and household roles.
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Dellers Hin
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Berlin Wall
President-like sermon causes party clash in church
A local preacher, described as the Parson, sparks a sharp party dispute—claiming rivals tried to seize influence, planning sermons about preacher wives and referencing the Congressional Record. Amid tensions, a delegation allegedly demanded equal treatment, and the Parson warned of preaching about Democrats and Republicans from the pulpit.
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Kite
Fant
Tile Lake Fight Continues as Lands Duel Shapes Politics
The Caspar Weinberger era debate centers on Tule Lake near the Oregon border where a vast waterfowl refuge lies. Farmers and the Bureau of Reclamation push to release federally held land for agriculture while hunters and conservationists oppose any reduction. Senator Kuchel has proposed freezing 90 000 acres into a permanent reserve, shifting land control from the Interior Department to Congress, with likely passage next session and lasting implications for private farming versus wildlife management.
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Valcat of Reclamation
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Reclamation Bureau
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