Rockefeller signs bill to add education aid in New York
Gov Rockefeller signs a bill adding 25 million dollars in state education aid for the next school year. The measure, a product of Republican revolt, is financed within the executive budget and a balanced budget framework.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Saintly priest chosen as ninth bishop of Ogdensburg
The Most Rev. Thomas A. Donnellan was installed Monday as the ninth bishop of the Ogdensburg Diocese. Cardinal Spellman led the ceremony and praised him as a man who has lived a saintly priestly life with varied experience. He succeeds the late Bishop Leo R. Smith, who died November 9, 1963, while at the Ecumenical Council in Rome.
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New York
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Leo R. Smith
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Rome
Vandals topple gravestones in Berkshire cemeteries
In North Adams at St. Josephs Cemetery about 20 gravestones were uprooted chopped in half and crushed while others were overturned defaced. Dalton saw about 40 markers toppled at Main Street Cemetery as Police Chief Walter Decker questioned two nine year old boys. Williamstown selectmen invite residents to board meetings with signed welcome cards.
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North Adams
St. Joseph's
Dalton
Walter Decker
Main Street
Village eyes sign limits on Routes 7 43 and 2
A study committee report urged selectmen and the planning board to restrict or eliminate highway signs in Williamstown sections south of Taconic Trail and Cold Springs Road. A public hearing on the proposed controls will likely follow after the Monday night advisement.
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Stocks Open Mixed Amid Moderate Trading In New York
UPI reports a mixed early session with many blue chips moving modestly. Universal Oil Products rose, IBM climbed 3.4, Reynolds Tobacco advanced 7, General Motors gained 1, Delta Air Lines fell, Texas Instruments slipped, and Motorola and Xerox edged higher or lower in uneven trading.
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Letter Revealed Detailing Booth Escape Tangle
A Lexington woman released a Civil War era letter from her great uncle Fred A. Demond describing events around April 1865. He recounts guard duties at Navy Yard Bridge in Washington, Booth crossing the bridge, the shooting, and a missed chance to capture Booth. He mentions a $40,000 reward and seeing Lincoln’s corpse, with his letter dated April 21, 1865.
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Motorcycle Races At Laconia Cancelled For Good
Laconia New Hampshire the Belknap Area Commission voted not to rent the track for racing this year ending a years long event. The action follows complaints about unruly non racers and inadequate police protection despite the races drawing thousands of spectators and about 250 000 in yearly economic impact to the area.
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N.H
UPI
Belknap
Bennington Banner Telephone and Billing Information
The Bennington Banner lists newsroom and advertising numbers and rates for mail subscriptions. Details include delivery options, location at 425 Main St Bennington Vermont, and UPI news republication rights. Subscriptions run 3 months to 1 year with varied regional pricing and serviceman rates.
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Insurance Firms Embrace Chiropractic Care Findings
The Vermont Chiropractic Association Public Information Committee notes surveys show chiropractors reduce work loss and costs. They claim under chiropractic care workers miss fewer days and insurance payouts are lower compared with other treatments, prompting policy coverage.
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Strangled Victim May Be death by own action
NORWOOD Massachusetts UP I reports 62 year old Goldie Fine may have killed herself with two nylon stockings. Autopsy confirms death by ligature asphyxiation. Police Chief Murphy notes despondency over planned eye operation and says further angles and talks remain before ruling.
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Norwood, Mass
UPI
James M. Murphy
Goldie Fine
Joseph King
Accused Murderer Committed to Mental Hospital
Allan M. Blumenthal a 36 year old electronics specialist charged with the sniper murder of Benjamin Gurley was ordered committed indefinitely to Bridgewater State Hospital after a judge ruled he was not mentally competent to stand trial. Doctors diagnosed schizophrenia paranoid type with long standing history.
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UPI
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Gurley
Puter
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