Vermont spring meetings in Burlington gather home economics and dietetics
In Burlington the Vermont Home Economics Association and Vermont Dietetics Association hold a joint spring meeting at Burlington High School with a buffet lunch directed by vocational teacher Jacqueline L. Smith. Speakers include Lucille Wakefield of UVM on child food intake and Mervyn Perrine on changing attitudes, followed by a school tour.
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Burlington
Vermont Home Economics Association
Vermont Dietetics Association
Burlington High School
BHS
Jacqueline L. Smith
Doris Steele
Lucille Wakefield
University of Vermont
Mervyn W. Perrine
UVM
Gilman man dies after car leaves U.S. 2 stream
Ulysses Poutre, 44, of Gilman, died Sunday night when his car veered off U.S. 2 and overturned into a stream. Police found the body in the wreck. Cause of death not yet determined. Levi P. Smith named state UN Day chairman. Arthur Bishop, state highways chief engineer, to retire after 45 years service.
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Lunenberg
UPI
Gilman
U.S. 2
Ulysses Poutre
Lootings hit two Albany area fraternities. fire attempt reported
In New York over the weekend two fraternity houses were looted, totaling nearly 400 dollars in stolen items. Hudson Valley Community College students’ house saw an arson attempt, while at the RPI house police recovered 18 items including coats and glasses on South Lake Avenue. At Russell Sage College a 17-year-old male, Roger Weller, was held after allegedly entering a coed dorm room and taking a wallet.
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Troy
Hudson Valley Community College
RPI
South Lake Avenue
Russell Sage College
Trojan
Roger Weller
Williams College claims GE College Bowl win in Berkshire
In Williamstown Williams College defeated Pembroke College’s all girl team 285 to 120 to become the season’s second five time winner on the program. The victory adds to a prize total over 10000 and grants a silver bowl trophy. In Pittsfield a three alarm fire at Kelly Hardwood Corp finishing plant caused about 1 million in damage and is under state fire marshal investigation. In Williamstown 6 year old David Sweet was fatally struck on Hancock Road. driver Allen E. Zaccarini 17 faced negligent operation charges.
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Williamstown
Williams College
Pembroke College
Pittsfield
Kelly Hardwood Corp
John Kelly
Housatonic
David Sweet
Hancock Road
Allen E. Zaccarini
Mass
Stanley Sweet
Pittsfield Rider Williams Connors Dies in Route 43 Crash
Williams Connors 44 of New Lebanon New York died from injuries after a motorcycle crash on Route 43 in West Stephentown. He was a data processing man with the Penney Co. office in Albany and a native of Brooklyn.
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Pittsfield
Dinners for Dodd Questioned: Fund Raisers or Testimonials
Washington UPI reports two months ago Sen. Thomas J. Dodd invited the FBI and a Senate committee to review his activities citing he has nothing to hide. The item questions whether dinners linked to fundraising or testimonials prompted the review.
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Dodd
Washington
UPI
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
FBI
Senate
Air Patrol abandons search for missing plane
Vermont CAP says no further search planned for Melvin Seymour's Cessna 182 missing since March 19 after a Burlington to Portland flight. The hunt covered three states, with a $500 reward offered by Veg-A-Peel Co. of Creston. The CAP and rescue units have called off the hunt as leads dry up.
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Burlington
APS
Vermont Civil Air Patrol
Portland
Maine
Robert Bing
Melvin Seymour
Creston
Iowa
Seymour
Montpelier
Eastern Air Rescue
Robbins Air Force Base
Georgia
CAP
Vermont
New Hampshire
Veg-A-Peel Co
Vermonter Wins Award at National Pen Women Contest
Frances Stockwell Lovell of Southern Vermont Branch tied for the honorable mention in the Biennial Unpublished Short Story Contest of the National League of American Pen Women. Her story, Bee Man, was read at the league biennial in Tulsa Oklahoma last week. Peggy Smith Pratt of Rutland chaired the contest. Judges included Betty Bandel, Robert Marsh, and Edward Martin.
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Peggy Smith Pratt
Rutland
Southern
Vermont
Betty Bandel
University of Vermont
Robert Marsh
Green Mountain College
Edward Martin
Middlebury College
Bread Loaf Writers’ Conference
Ripton
Navy Still Does Not Know Cause of Thresher Disaster
Washington reports that three years after the Thresher submarine sank off the New England coast with 129 sailors dead the Navy has not determined a cause. Admiral Rickover testified before the Joint Committee on Atomic Energy stating no specific reactor problem was found and noting the loss spurred changes in training and submarine design.
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Washington
UPI
Thresher
Navy
Hyman G. Rickover
Joint Committee On Atomic Energy
Rickover
New England
William H. Bates
Rmass
New Hampshire Observes Old Legal Holiday Today
Concord observes Fast Day as a legal holiday with offices banks and schools closed though observance varies. The 1681 fast for President of the Assembly John Cutts evolved from a day of prayer and fasting to a three day weekend after the legislature shifted it from Thursday to Monday.
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New Hampshire
Concord
N.H
Granite State
Assembly
John Cutt
Cutts
Assembly of New Hampshire
Vermont Soldiers Die in Oklahoma Plane Crash
Two Vermont servicemen were killed when a chartered transport plane crashed in southern Oklahoma Friday night. The victims were Michael E. McLeod of Burlington Vermont and Frank McLeod of Altadena California. John H. Benoit of Lunenburg Vermont was also identified as a casualty.
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Washington
UPI
Vermont
Oklahoma
Michael E. McLeod
Lucille McLeod
Allen St
Burlington
Frank McLeod
North Pepper Drive
Altadena
Calif
John H. Benoit
Noel
Benoit
Lunenburg
Newspaper Publishers To Hear Prominent Officials
Newspa per executives of the United States and Canada met in annual convention to review a year of gains and growth prospects. The 80th ANPA meeting drew more than 1,500 editors as $140 million was poured into plant expansion in 1965. Topics included community action and Viet Nam unrest. planned talks by Humphrey Fulbright and Goldberg. The labor relations report cited ongoing tensions from new technology and a 12 strike tally across 14 papers. Govs Brown and Rockefeller planned a reverse press conference interview with publishers.
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New York
UPI
United States
Canada
American Newspaper Publishers Association
ANPA
Zation
Viet Nam
Hubert H. Humphrey
J. William Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Arthur J. Goldberg
U.S
United Nations
Tee
Govs
Edmund G. Brown
California
Nelson A. Rockefeller
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Vermont State Medical Society
Vermont Bar Association
Waldo C. Holden
Bennington
State Bar Association
Ralph R. Jardine
Lyndonville
Medical Society
Colchester
Edmund Thibault
Winooski
Mallets Bay
Milton Sunday
Thibault
Ethan Allen Council
Camp Plymouth
Tyson
Miss
Karen Jean Tuttle
Brattleboro
Atlantic City
Lois Dodge
Grand Isle
Down In
Berkshire
Air Patrol
Connecticut
Johnson
Senate Committee On Standards and Conduct
Ethics Committee
Chicago
Julius Klein
Lyndon B. Johnnson
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Pearson
Anderson
John J. Williams
R-Del
Bobby Baker
Williams
Adler
Adams Clothes Shop
Grand Union & Grand Way
U.S.D.A
Hape
Funk & Wagnall Standard
I. Health- Tex
Dacron
Drysdale’s
T. Co
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