Rabies Identified in Four More Vermont Animals in 1965
Four additional rabid animals were identified at the Vermont State Health Laboratory, bringing the 1965 total to 17. The cases include foxes from Craftsbury Common Skir dwick and Wolcott and a skunk in Lyndonville, with no human bites. Dogs were bitten in the fox incidents, and most animals were sent to the health department by game wardens Finn Thorgalsen and Robert Bibeau, while the 1965 count shows eight Orleans County animals among the totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont State Health Laboratory
Lyndonville
Craftsbury Common
Skirdwick
Wolcott
State Laboratory
Finn Thorgalsen
Floyd Hunt
State Health Department
Robert E. Bibeau
Johnson
Bernard Eastman
East Hardwick
Eastman
Health Department
Thorgalsen
Maurice Marble
East Hill
Marble
Bideau
Orleans County
Caledonia
Lamoille
Franklin
Washington
Hootenanny for Civil Rights at Goddard College April 18
Plainfield plans a Hootenanny for Civil Rights at Goddard College Hayborn Theater on April 18 to raise funds for civil rights groups in Alabama and Mississippi. Adults pay 1.50 and students 1, with a $200 goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield
Goddard College
Hayborn Theater
Alabama
Mississippi
New England Telephone Plans $5.7 Million Vermont Build In 1965
The New England Telephone Co. will spend about $5.7 million on Vermont construction in 1965, with about $850,000 for direct long distance dialing equipment in Burlington, to be operable June 20 and the first in the state. Burlington manager Alan B. Maynard said 159,000 telephones will be installed across New England this year, with Vermont counting 100,000 subscribers and 120,000 telephones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St, Johnsbury
UPD
St. Johnsbury
Fairbanks-Morse
Kitchell
Caledonia County
Warren Flats
Fairbanks - Morse
Burlington
UPI
New England Telephone Co
Vermont
Alan B. Maynard
New England
Zaretzki Set for Tuesday Showdown on Rockefeller Tax Plan
In Albany, Senate Majority Leader Joseph Zaretzki plans a Tuesday vote to end the budget crisis by pressing Gov. Rockefeller's sales tax proposal. He doubts enough votes exist but vows to press the issue to let the people see who bears responsibility. Hoosick—May 22, 1965 marks the Hoosac School 75th anniversary with Rev. John Heuss of Trinity Parish as principal speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Senate
Joseph Zaretzki
Rockefeller
Zaretzki
Hoosick
John Heuss
Trinity Parish
New York City
Four car crash near Spruces Park labeled worst of year
In Williamstown Berkshire County a four car collision on State Road near the Spruces Trailer Park Sunday night injured six and sent them to North Adams Hospital. Debris covered about 400 feet as Frank Fields 21 of North Adams drove one car into an oncoming vehicle then rammed into two more cars and ended against a tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
State Road
Spruces
North Adams Hospital
Frank Fields
North Adams
Pittsfield Mayor Budget Cut Sparks Council Feud
Pittsfield City Council President Remo Del Gallo rebutted Councilman-at-Large John Rice over Rice’s call to dissociate from the majority that approved a 228000 budget cut. Del Gallo condemned Rice for absenteeism, verbose rhetoric, and frequent publicity while accusing him of campaigning without delivering governance.
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Pittsfield
Remo del Gallo
John Rice
del Gallo
Rice
Stock Market Opens Firm in Moderate Trading
New York stocks opened firm amid moderate trading with many issues advancing. Major gainers included Bethlehem Steel up 4, General Motors up 4, Texaco up 2, United Airlines up 1, and RCA and IBM showing notable activity. numerous rail and oil stocks moved with mixed results while some losses appeared in California oils and certain steel names.
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New York
UPI
New York Stock Exchange
Sinclair
Socony Mobile
Southern Ry
Sperry Rand
Brand
Calif
Ind
Oil
Ohio
Standard
Stew Warner
Superior Oil
Studebaker
Nevada
Swift
Texaco
Standard of Tenn Gas
California
Shame
Thompson
Union Carbide i
United Aire
RCA Galea Air
Penn- US Rubber Aan A . US Smelting
Acrmmris
Warner Bowie
Auleheny Power
Womtern Unin Allie Emica
West Air B
Allis Chalmerson
Wheeling Steel
American Airlines
Cae
American Can
Woolworth
American Metall
American Motors
American Optical
American Tobacco
Anaconda
Armco Steel
Armour
Atchison
Bald Lima Ham
Balt
Collins Radio
Col Gas
Comw Edison
Con Edison
Copweld Steel
Crucible
Curtiss Wright
Detroit Edison
Diamond Nat
Douglas AC
Cow Chemical
DuPont
Eagle Pich
Eastern Air Lines
Eastman
Eaton Mfg
Eric Lack
Firestone
Ford
Gen Foods
Gen Motors
Goodrich
Goodyear
Grace
Great A&p
Greyhound
Gulf Oil
Hercules
Hershey
Hoff Electric
Illinois Central
Ingersoll Rand
IBM
Nickel
Tel & Tel
Island Creek Coal
Jones & Laugh
Joy Mfg
Kennecott
Koppers
Ve Kroger
Lehigh Pt Cem
Lehigh Val Ind
LOF Glass
Lone Star Cement
Lorillard
Mack Trucks
McNeil Mach
MGM
Monsanto
Mont Ward
Motorola
Nat Avia
Nat Biscuit
National Dairy
National Dist
Ie New Jersey
National Gypsum
NY Central
North Amer Aviation
North Amer Caal
Olin Mathieson
Owens CF
Owen III Glass
Pan Awa
Paramount Pic
Parke Davis
Peabody Coal
Penney
Penn
Penn PL
Penn RR
Pepsi Cola
Phillips Petrol
Ye Pitts Steel
Procter Gamble
Pullman
Pure Oil
RCA
Reading
Republic Steel
Reynolds Metal
Reynolds Tobacco
Richfield
Schenley
Ve Schering
Sears Roebuck
Simmons
UVM Trustees Approve Forestry Program and Faculty Promotions
The University of Vermont board met for its annual session in Burlington and approved 25 staff promotions for 1965 66 including eight to full professor. They elected officers, authorized a new residence hall, and approved a cooperative forestry program with the University of Maine. Also named were 19 full and four part time staff appointments and several faculty resignations and leaves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodstock
UPD
John T. Alden
Vermont Young Republican Club
Vermont
Alden
Windsor County
UGOP
Vermont Ugop
Montpelier
Burlington
University of Vermont
University of Maine
Henry Atherton
Leonidas Jones
Herbert McArthur
College of Arts and Sciences
S. Alexander Rippa
Robert Sinclair
Reuben Torch
Lester Wallman
Denez Gulyas
James Petersen
Department of Commerce and Economics
Robert White
George Piper
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Goddard
Hootenanny For
Rights
Hartford
Dartmouth College
Edward McCormack
McCormack
Ralph Torino
Fairbanks Land
YGOP
Hoosae
Down In
Berkshire
Bethlehem
General Motors
Telephone Business
New England Telephone
UVM Board of Trustees
Fred Webster
Frank Falck
Jeremy Felt
Robert Fitzsimmons
A. Paul Krapche
Martin Kuehne
William Deane
Martin Flanagan
William Hodgkin
A. M. Levy
Marion McKee
Dorothy Morrow
Mitsuo Numoto
Hans Penner
Morris Reichlin
James Simpson
Stanislaw Staron
Roger Murray
Rosalie M. Lombard
Albert Sadler
George T. Little
UVM
DEPOT
DIAL
Bennington
Beneficial Finance Co
Main Street
Charlie
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