Hayes to Speak at Vermont Young Republican Convention
Vermont Young Republican Convention to feature Thomas L. Hayes administrative assistant to Senator Prouty as guest speaker. The annual gathering May 7 at Hotel Vermont Burlington will include a 1 p.m. business meeting presenting constitutional amendments and a 6 p.m. buffet dinner followed by Hayes address. Tickets available from local YR directors.
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Montpelier
Thomas L. Hayes
Winston L. Prouty
Vermont
YGOP
Burlington
Hayes
Young Republican
Rutland Senior Wins State Art Contest Honors
Linda Cheril Olson of Center Rutland, Rutland High School senior, won a state prize in a contest by the General Federation of Women's Clubs and Hallmark Card Co. Awarded $75, she can compete for $2,350 in national scholarships. Her oil painting "Running Free and Growing Strong" shows running horses.
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Rutland
Linda Cheril Olson
Center Rutland
Rutland High School
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Hallmark Card Co
Vermont Federation of Women’s Clubs
Miss Olson
Gibb seeks re election to Weybridge seat in November
State Rep. Arthur Gibb of Weybridge announces plan to run again this November citing ongoing legislative interests from the 1963 to 1965 sessions and his role in the 1966 Weybridge apportioned special legislature. Police report FBI notification of arrests of two Burlington men and a missing 15 year old girl after a high speed chase in Oklahoma. Danny Hill 18 and Larry Mason 26 are sought for car theft investigations. Bonnie Lee McGinnis, missing since April 3, was located with Hill and Patricia Mason along with a baby.
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Weybridge
UPI
Arthur Gibb
Gibb
Winooski
VPI
Donald Savard
FBI
Burlington
Savard
Claremore
Okla
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
Danny Hill
Larry Mason
Bonnie Lee McGinnis
Hill
Patricia Mason
Vermont College to name new president this week
William Irvine of Wheaton Maryland regional education officer for Africa in the U S Department of State is expected to be named president of Vermont College in Montpelier on Wednesday He is the first choice of the college selection group and his appointment will go to the 19 member board of trustees for final approval He will succeed Ralph Noble who retires at the end of the academic year.
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Vermont College
Montpelier
William Irvine
Wheaton
Africa
U.S. Department of State
Irvine
Ralph Noble
Woman dies in Burlington flash fire at Dumont Avenue
Mrs. Delia Barber, 63, died today when a flash fire ripped through her home at 22 Dumont Ave Burlington police said she apparently tried to light a stove in the kitchen and her clothing caught fire. Officials said she died from burns as firemen used airpacks to fight the blaze. The cellar and entire first floor were gutted.
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South
Burlington
UPD
Delia Barber
Dumont Ave
Barber
Pleas Entered in Meat Theft Case in North Berkshire
In North Berkshire two men John Hancock of North Adams and Edward King of Adams faced arraignment in Superior Court Monday on charges tied to the alleged theft of 50 000 dollars worth of meat from the North Adams Adams Supermarket. Both men released on five thousand dollar bail pending trial in the current criminal session.
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Pittsfield
North Berkshire
John Hancock
North Adams
Edward King
Adams
Philippine House Approves 2000 Troops for Viet Nam
The Philippine House of Representatives approved a bill to dispatch 2000 troops to South Viet Nam, authorizing an engineering construction battalion and a security force, with an $8.75 million appropriation. Senate resistance due to the country’s political crisis could delay action.
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Manila
UPI
South
Viet Nam
Philippine House of Representatives
Senate
Arthuro Tolentino
Lorenzo Sumulong
Nguyen Cao Ky
Ferdinand Marcos
Carmelo Barbero
House Defense Committee
Soviet Fishing Fleet Angers U S Fishermen near Newport
In Newport Oregon UPI reports angry area fishermen and cannery workers over Russian fishing fleets offshore. Coast Guard tight lipped while locals estimate 12 to 100 mother ships and many trawlers spread along the Oregon coast near Coos Bay with 16 vessels sighted at 1 p.m. by photographer Ray Hakala.
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Newport, Ore
UPI
Pacific Habor
Newport
Coast Guard
Gomer Hilsinger
Bureau of Commercial Fisheries
Seattle
Wash
Washington
Coos Bay
Oregon
United Press International
Ray Hakala
Portland
Warren Harrison
Ruth Ellen
Luci Johnson Plans National Style Wedding in Washington
Luci Baines Johnson 18 to marry Patrick Nugent on August 6 at the Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington. A 12 bridesmaid party and about 1,000 invitations are anticipated as details remain under wraps until June. The couple had a private pre-nuptial party in Austin with family and friends before returning to Washington with Mrs. Johnson.
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Johnson City
Tex
UPI
Luci Baines Johnson
Patrick J. Nugent
Luci
Nugent
Shrine of the Immaculate Conception
Washington
White House
Elizabeth Carpenter
Austin
Texas
Lynda
Would-Be Torch Incident Leads to Mental Health Discharge
Arthur Zinner a Boston University student who tried to set himself ablaze outside the White House was discharged from St Elizabeth's Hospital into his mother's custody. Police reported his plan to dramatize opposition to the Vietnam War with self immolation. He arrived by bus, doused himself with gasoline, and was restrained by a Secret Service agent.
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Washington
UPI
Arthur Hilary Zinner
Boston University
White House
Washington Mental Hospital
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Zinner
Jack Zinner
New York City
Secret Service
Radford Jones
Girl Loses to Boy In West Point Try
Cathy Christy a Ashland High senior from Oregon failed to become the first girl at West Point. Army officials chose Charles Pyle over her after testing, ending her bid while she pursues Willamette University. Congressman Duncan vows to press for women’s access to service academies and other campuses if he keeps his political drive alive.
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West Point
Washington
Cathy Christy
Cathy
Ashland
Ore
Army
U.S. Military Academy
Pentagon
Potomac
Capitol Hill
Robert B. Duncan
D-Ore
Charles Pyle
Eugene, Ore
Pyle
Corps of Cadets
Duncan
Willamette University
Salem
Air Force Academy
Naval Academy
Oregon
Maurine B. Neuberger
Congress
Mrs Kennedy Returns to U S from Argentina
Mrs John F Kennedy and her children Caroline and John were set to fly from Argentina to the United States. They stayed in a ranch near Cordoba during Holy Week. Their Argentine host was former Foreign Minister Miguel A Carcano who hosted an open air barbecue and rodeo for the Kennedys.
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Cordoba
Argentina
UPI
John F. Kennedy
United States
U.S
Caroline
John
Buenos Aires
Miguel A. Carcano
Bennington Poet Included In Display at Montpelier
The Vermont Historial Society, with the Poetry Society of Vermont, displays in its museum a Vermont poetry collection. It features Stephen Delano's Eleganc Poems printed in 1794 and the first Vermonter poetry book by Josias Lyndon Arnold from 1797. Also shown are Solomon Mack hymns, a corrected Charles Eastman manuscript, and Hopkins Jr. The Three Kings of Orient on loan by Mrs. O R.
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Solomon Mack
Joseph Smith
Charles Eastman
John Henry Hopkins Jr
Three Kings of
Orient
O, R
The
Poetry Society
National Library Week
Arthur Wentworth Hewitt
Gordon
Molly’’) Baldwin
Montpelier
Granite memorial for JFK begins at Arlington National Cemetery
An 11 ton Deer Island granite slab from Stonington Maine was lowered into place at Arlington National Cemetery as the first of 2000 slabs for President John F Kennedy’s permanent memorial. The site will cover 3.2 acres with marble from Vermont and black granite from the Midwest. The grave will be near Kennedy’s burial spot from 21 years ago as visitors view the grave and eternal flame.
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Washington
UPI
Deer Island
Stonington
Maine
John F. Kennedy
Arlington National Cemetery
Vermont Marble Company
Darby
Midwest
Mental Patient Admits Being Phantom Strangler in Hearing
Bridgewater Massachusetts UP I reports a state hospital patient, 33, who calls himself Boston s Phantom Strangler, admits to 11 stranglings in Eastern Massachusetts between 1962 and 1964 and more than 600 other sex crimes. Psychiatrists, a judge will decide sanity. if sane, indictments may proceed. The hearing, closed for security, will feature the patient testifying.
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Bridgewater
Mass
UPI
Boston
Frederick McMenimen
Malden
Suffolk
Middlesex
Essex
Bridgewater State
Massachusetts
Cambridge
Middlesex County
McMenimen
East Cambridge
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New York
Bennington Grad
Saratoga Springs
Clef Club
Skidmore College Music Organization
Connie Tonken
College Hall
Miss Tonken
Bennington College
New England
Moshe Paranov
University of Hartford
Leonard Seeber
Con Mealgee
Julian DeGray
Henry Brant
Benn
Albany
Albany Medical College
Bennington
Huyck
Victor N. Tompkins
Institute of Preventive Medicine
Donald Eitzmann
University of Florida Medical School
Maurice Green
Institute For Molecular Virology
St. Louis University School of Medicine
Samuel L. Katx
Children’s Hospital Medical Center
Open House
Watervliet
Watervliet Arsenal
South Viet Nam
Korea
Germany
Arsenal Radio Club
Arsenal Mars
Down In
Berkshire
Mark Hopkins
John W. Haskell
Theodore Herberg
Herberg
Pittsfield Teacher Association
Pittsfield Federation of Teachers
Philippine House
Barbero
Luci Johnson
Jfk Memorial
Best Buy
Uttles
ST. Bennington
Bennington Banner
Main St
Banner Publishing Corporation
Lynn
Lawrence
F. Lee Bailey
Jon Asgeirsson
London
API
Russia
Mone
South St. Bennington
Winslow
Ford
Jaguar
Mercedes
Manchester Motors, Inc
Manchester Ctr
Wilson Ford, Inc
Bennington, Vt
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