Senior Citizens Center Notes and Upcoming Events
Holy Week brings no center activities while the Senior Citizens Club hosts a public social. A banknote forgery scare in Rome prompts officials to say 10 000 lira notes are genuine as new cashier Mario Febbraio appears. April 19 at 7 30 p m in North Street rooms marks his appointment. A card party on April 26 at 8 p m invites the public with prizes and refreshments. April 5 club party prizes noted. next meeting set for 7 30 p m April 15 at the center.
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Senior Citizens Community Center
Senior Citizens Club
Rome
UPI
Bank of Italy
Mario Febbraio
Pietro Ripa
Febbraio
North Street
Mary Quakenbush
Gaylord Harrington
Helen Burgess
al Davis
Carolyn Carey
Wesley Montgomery
Helen Davis
Wendell Carey
Horn of Plenty
Fannie Knapp
Lucy LaPorte
Mary Hier
Grace Ford
S.C. Club
Spock's Attorney Claims U.S. Using Illegal War Methods
Leonard Boudin argues in Boston that Benjamin Spock and four co- defendants should have indictment dropped as the United States conducts an illegal Vietnam War. He seeks depositions from Belgian, British, French and Vietnamese officials to show international law violations.
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Spock
U.S
Boston
UPI
Benjamin Spock
United States
Leonard Boudin
New York
Francis J.W. Ford Jr
Belgium
England
France
South Vietnam
Boudin
Vietnam
Ferring
William P. Homans
Michael Ferber
Buffalo
N.Y
State Buys Home Mortgages In Vermont Banks
Vermont state treasurer Peter J. Hincks says he purchased 1.2 million dollars in home mortgages from Burlington banks with plan for more. Mortgages from Burlington Federal Savings and Loan were 200000 on Feb 9 funded by the Employees Retirement System. 750000 from Burlington Savings Bank funded by the Teachers Retirement fund. An April 16 purchase of 250000 is planned. This follows 2.6 million bought from the Burlington Savings Bank in 1966-67 and 403000 from the federal association, with the aim to free money for additional home loans while the state holds title and banks service accounts.
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Burlington Savings Bank
Teachers’ Retirement Fund
Hincks
Federal Savings and Loan Association
Philip H. Hoff
Burlington
Common Market ministers debate tariff cuts to aid US balance of payments
Economics ministers from the Common Market met to decide whether to accelerate Kennedy Round tariff reductions aimed at helping the United States balance of payments. The talks consider moving the effective date from January 1, 1970, up by one year, while France seeks trade concessions in return for approving the action.
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Luxembourg
UPI
United States
France
MAUHS Senior To Represent Vermont At New England Science Fair
Mt Anthony Union High School senior Debbie Allen was named one of two Vermont students to represent the state at the New England Science Fair in Boston next month. Allen and Laura Pratt tied for the honor after Allen won first in physics at the Vermont State Science Fair held March 23 in Randolph.
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Mauhs
Vermont
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Boston
Debbie Allen
Vermont Technical College
Randolph
Miss Allen
Laura Pratt
Mt. Anthony
James Wickenden
Continental Shelf
Ralph Simpson
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Vermont State Labor Council
Caverly Child Health Center
Pittsford
Carroll Comstock
Ralph Williams
Patricia Grassette
Lowell
Robert Worth
Rutland
William Moffitt
Shaftsbury
Health-tex
Drysdale’s
Burleson, Tex
Burleson
Decatur
Department of Public Safety
Area Pony Club
Bennington Pony Club
Doornhof Farm
Henry Schurink
Twitchell Hill
Doornhof
Schurink
Phillip Viereck
Dean Osgood
Wheeler
Main St
Bennington, Vt
Bras Soda
Norcross-Rust Craft
Gibson
Bennington
Betsy Jones
James Harris
George Coutu
Miss Jones
Harris and Coutu
Fisherman’s
Lee Ble
Williamstown
H. Greenberg & Sons
Spring American Hardware
Black & Decker Hedge Trimmers
Accurat
Village Park
HI Stratton Motor
A. S. A. Sai
Briggs
Mg.peo
Rical Supplies
Heanington
Pipvari
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