Hoff signs bills broadening Fish and Game Board and grand lists
Gov. Hoff inks two laws expanding state oversight and finance rules. The Fish and Game Board will grow to seven members with county representation every two terms, and the Tax Department must compile grand lists annually, not biennially, aiding education funding. In other Vermont items, the Sugar Slalom at Mt Mansfield draws 385 entrants, a County prosecutor plans a full bombings report, a Winooski youth faces larceny charges, an NLRB ruling affects Burlington plant workers, and Sen. Sharrow presses a local option on Sunday beer and wine sales.
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STOWE
UPS
Mt. Mansfield
Nose Dive
Essex Junction
UPI
Chittenden County
John C. Fitzpatrick
Fitzpatrick
Burlington
Sharrow
House
Senate
Vermont
New Hampshire
New York Division to Attend 11th Triennial Dublin Conference
New York Division of the Woman's National Farm and Garden Association plans to send six voting delegates and five alternates to the 11th Triennial Conference of the Associated Country Women of the World in Dublin in September. Delegates include Mrs. Allan H. Skellie, Mrs. Theodore T. Buckley, Mrs. Louis D. Cullings, Miss Elizabeth Renner, Mrs. John O'Donovan, and Mrs. Fred McCauley with alternates Mrs. Lester T. Russell, Mrs. J. Howell Bangs, and Mrs. Walter Dunbar. In Syracuse, two professors from Syracuse University were arrested for civil rights protests at Niagara Mohawk Power Co. for disorderly conduct and intrusion on private property.
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New York
Woman’s National Farm and Garden Association, Inc
Associated Country Women of the World
Dublin
Ireland
Allan H. Skellie
Argyle
Theodore T. Buckley
Cambridge
Louis D. Cullings
New York City
Elizabeth Renner
Glens Falls
John O’donovan
Petersburg
Fred McCauley
South Hartford
Lester T. Russell
J. Howell Bangs
Walter Dunbar
Syracuse
Syracuse University
Byron Fox
Irwin Deutscher
Niagara Mohawk Power Co
Williams students join large protest outside White House
More than 100 Williams College and Bennington College students plan a mass picket at the White House on April 17 to demand an end to the Vietnam War. The demonstration is sponsored by Students for a Democratic Society and supported by Women's Strike for Peace and other groups. Next: Berkshire school officials grant tenure to Reynolds and Canavan. Lynch reappointed with no tenure. Atty James W. Lilly named executive director of North Adams Redevelopment Authority. Salary set at 8000 dollars. Rehabilitation plans for downtown near completion awaiting City Council action.
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Williamstown
Williams College
Bennington College
White House
Viet Nam
Washington, D.C
Students For A Democratic Society
Steven G. Block
Williams
Women’s Strike For Peace
Friends Peace Committee
Committee For Non-Violent Action
The
War Resisters’ League
North Adams
James W. Lilly
Stock Market Opens Mixed With Modest Gains
New York stocks opened slightly higher in moderate trading. Chrysler rose to 56 1/4, Ford to 56 1/2, Lukens up 3 percent to 73 1/4, Youngstown Sheet to 44, U S Steel and Bethlehem Flat, United Aircraft up 4 to 71 1/4, Boeing advancing to 68 5/8, General Dynamics up 1 to 38, DuPont up 1 4 to 237 1/4, Monsanto 1/2 to 90 1/2, Union Carbide up 1 to 127 3/4, Olin Mathieson at 48 1/4.
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UPI
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Ford
Lukens
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Bethlehem
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Boeing
General Dynamics
DuPont
Monsanto
Union Carbide
Olin Mathieson
Diamond National
Owen Illinois Glass
Douglas AC
Parke Davis
Dow Chemical
Peabody C
Eastern Air L
Penney Stores
Eastman Kodak
Penn D CM
Eaton M
Penn G SD
Pennsylvania Railroad
Firestone
Pepsi Cola
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General Dynamic
Pittsburgh Plate
VY Great A & P
Republic Steel
Greyhound
Reynolds Met
Gulf Oil
Reynolds Tobacco
Harbison Walker
Richfield
Here Powder
Schenley
Hershey
Schering
Illinois Central
Sears Roebuck VA
Ing Rand
Simmons
Int Nickel
Socony Mobil
Int
Tel & Tel
Southern Railway
Island Creek Coal
Standard Oil Cal
Jones & Laughlin
Standard Oil Ind
Ye Joy Mfg
Standard Oil NJ
Kennecott
Swift
Koppers
Tennessee Gas
Kroger
Texaco
Y Timken
Glass Trans WA
Lorillard
United Aire
Mack Trucks
United Air Lines UW
MGM
United Fruit
United States Rubber
Montgomery Ward
United States Smelt
Motorola
United States Steel
National Biscuit
Va P&p
National Dairy
Westing Air
National Dist
Westing Elec
New Jersey Z
Wheeling Steel
New York Central
White Motor
Norfolk & Western
Winn DX
North Ameriv
Xerox Cp
Olin Math
Youngstown ST
Owens CF
Zenith
Raynolds doubts ETV priority in Vermont
Vermont state politics split on educational television with Sen. Harold Raynolds saying ETV is not a top priority amid a $1.9 million bonding plan. Gov Hoff urged quick adoption while board president Tom Arthur cast the deciding vote.
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Raynolds
Tom Arthur
Arthur
Hoff
Faster Jets To Go to Viet Nam
The United States plans to send supersonic F104 jets to the Far East to replace slower F100 aircraft on bomber escort duties during raids on North Vietnam. The move, reported by UPI, notes the single-seat Starfighters can fly about 1,400 mph, outpacing MIGs and potentially altering air combat dynamics in Southeast Asia.
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UPI
United States
Far East
Viet Nam
Defense Department
South Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
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