Public Service Board hearing on Wells River to border trains end
The Vermont Public Service Board begins a hearing on Canadian Pacific Railway Co petition to discontinue two passenger trains between Wells River and the Canadian border. The Attorney General's Office will oppose ending passenger service on trains 31 and 32 serving Vermont.
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UPI
State Public Service Board
Canadian Pacific Railway Co
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Cooley Honored At Vermont Testimonial Dinner
Secretary of State Harry Cooley the first Democrat elected to that office in Vermont will be honored at a testimonial dinner in Randolph tonight. Governor Philip Hoff and his wife Joan are expected to lead Vermonters at Brantree Randolph Union High School.
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UPI
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Vermont
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Cheap Fishing for Men Over 70 in Vermont
Vermont Fish and Game reports over 300 residents aged 70+ have obtained permanent fishing licenses this year. The total surpasses 3,000 statewide as Leben Walton note. The program allows seniors born on their birth certificate to pay 1.75 dollars for a permanent license.
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Montpelier
UPI
State Fish and Game Department
Vermont
Vergennes Fire Destroys Havens Block Building
A Monday morning fire in Vergennes razed the three story Havens Block in downtown. Damage may reach 100000 dollars. Fire officials say the blaze started in a chair in a second story apartment then rekindled and spread to the rear. The building was owned by Samuel Fishman, a state senator from Addison County.
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UPI
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Jessie Newport
Samuel Fishman
Addison County
Potter maker Gil to speak at Cambridge WNGA meeting
New York based potter David Gil of Bennington Potters will address the Cambridge Area Branch of the Women's National Farm and Garden Association at Town Hall Center Cambridge on Thursday afternoon. He and his wife Gloria, Alfred University graduates, run a studio whose wares are shown in many U S museums and at international fairs.
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Alfred University
Poestenkill Objects To Troy Junk Car Influx
Poestenkill complains of being used as an auto graveyard for Troy junk cars. Supervisor Frank Wittman cites an alleged three-dealer arrangement to haul abandoned vehicles into Poestenkill, warning streets will fill as Troy clears its own streets.
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Ball to discuss current affairs at Williams College
Down in Berkshire Williamstown under secretary of state George W Ball will host Questions and Answers on Current International Affairs Thursday at 8 in Jesup Hall Williams College. Sponsored by Williams lecture committee the talk is free and open to the public. Ball has been the Number Two in the State Department since December 4 1961. North Adams police Monday night investigated Hoosac Tunnel after a resident heard a mysterious voice calling for help as a train entered the west portal. Authorities conjecture the caller may have boarded earlier. no passenger was seen after the train emerged from the tunnel.
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Boston & Maine Railroad
Pittsfield Cancels Water Main Flushing Program
Public Works Commissioner John F. Daniels said Pittsfield will skip this year’s water main flushing due to depleted reservoirs and overall water supply shortfalls.
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Eastern Star Officers Are Installed Saturday
Mt. Anthony Chapter No. 1 Eastern Star installs officers led by worthy matron Mrs. Ethel Vance and worthy patron Stanley Cleveland at the Masonic Temple. New officers include Associate Matron Mrs. Janice Stephanson and Associate Patron Donald Stephanson with secretary Miss Helen Atwell and treasurer Mrs. Edna Seymour. Installing officers were Mrs. Lydia Cleveland and Robert Collins with other members receiving jewels and tributes as visiting dignitaries attend. The chapter announced its motto The Golden Rule and a garden ceremony, plus upcoming invitations from nearby chapters in April and May.
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Rose Hall
Marie Wil
Lydia Cleveland
Robert Collins
Lula Greenslet
Margaret Collins
Hall
Helen Shields
Miss Beals
Cleveland
Archie Camp
Fletcher Hall
John Maxmillian
Mt. Anthony Lodge
Balance Rock
Readsboro
Tucker
North Bennington
Charity
Williamstown
Adoniram
Manchester
Hoosick Falls
UVM Med School To Hold Series Of Vt Seminars
The University of Vermont College of Medicine with the Vermont Department of Health and local hospitals will host nine post graduate medical education seminars in Vermont communities led by Dr. David Gray and Dr. John Hanson. The first Brattleboro session on April 14 covers Current Concepts and the Management of Diabetes Mellitus with further dates across St. Johnsbury Randolph Montpelier Barre Bennington Springfield St Albans and Rutland through May 27. Funds from the U S Public Health Service and Vermont Chronic Illness Division support the program.
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Brattleboro Hospital
University of Vermont College of Medicine
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St. Johnsbury
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Montpelier
Barre
Bellows Falls
Holden says aid cannot cut Vermont taxes
Vermont will receive about 2.3 million dollars in federal aid for education but Commissioner A John Holden notes the money must be spent on education and cannot be used to reduce state or local education spending or local school tax rates. He expects multiple districts to qualify for the 1.55 million set aside for educating low income children and says funds must expand or improve existing programs.
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Johnson
Vermont
Lincoln Anniversary Marks 100 Years Since Lincoln Assassination
The Banner plans special articles and pictures tomorrow April 14 1965 to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's assassination. The piece notes Lincoln ties to Manchester area with two of his living descendants in Bennington County, Mary Lincoln Beckwith of Manchester and Lincoln Isham of Dorset, who request no publicity.
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Banner
Lincoln
Manchester
Bennington County
Mary Lincoln Beckwith
Lincoln Isham
Dorset
N H Prelate May Replace Late Cardinal
All indications point to Bishop Ernest J. Primeau of Manchester as the Pope’s choice to succeed the late Cardinal Meyer as Chicago archbishop. Primeau, a Chicago native and Manchester bishop since 1960, played a key role in the Ecumenical Council and has been praised as “The American Voice.”
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Manchester, N.H
UPD
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Manchester
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Paul VI
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New Hampshire
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Angelina Primeau
Loyola University
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Matthew Francis Brady
Papal Commission
St. Peter’s
United States
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Escapes by Sea Near Tiburon Cafe
In Tiburon California officers surprised two burglars at Sam's Anchor Cafe. They nabbed one suspect, while his partner fled through the back, jumped into the bay, and disappeared using improvised water wings as an escape method.
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Calif
UPI
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San Francisco Bay
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Williams Prof Speaks Tonight On Genetics
G Lawrence Vankin of Williams College will lecture at Bennington College on From Mendel to DNA 100 Years of Genetics at 8 p.m. in Room 1 of the Barn. He previously worked at NYU and Wesleyan, and holds advanced degrees from both.
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Bennington College
G. Lawrence Vankin
Williams College
Yankin
New York University
Williams Faceulty
Wesleyan University
Bennington College Science Division
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