Vermont Student Pleads Innocent in Drug Case
A Windham College student, James Reed, 20, of Scrub Oaks New York, pleaded innocent to illegal narcotics possession after state police investigated marijuana use at the Putney campus. Reed posted 3000 bail after arraignment as two other New York students, Jerrold Axelson, 19, and Robert Friedland, 18, were arrested earlier and also pleaded innocent.
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Brattleboro
UPI
Windham College
James Reed
Scrub Oaks
N. Y
Putney
Reed
New York
Jerrold Axelson
New York City
Robert Friedland
Brooklyn
Vermont Native Reappointed as March of Dimes Advisor
Mrs. Lawrence English of Middlebury is reappointed Vermont volunteer advisor for the National Foundation March of Dimes. Basil O’Connor, president, says she will coordinate with women’s clubs and youth groups on prenatal care birth defects education and community services through the March of Dimes. English, active with Addison County March of Dimes for 15 years, has chaired Mothers’ March and Women’s Activities committees and led TAP projects. She also served as a Mammalian Cytogenetics Conference delegate in 1963 and has worked with Girl Scouts USO locally.
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Middlebury
Lawrence English
Vermont
National Foundation
March of Dimes
Basil O’connor
English
Addison County
Mothers’ March
Women’s Activities Committee
Vergennes
Girl Scouts
USO
Tragic motorcycle crash claims 2 year old girl in Lunenburg
A two year old girl, Patriciia McKearney, the daughter of Mr and Mrs Roland McKearney, was fatally struck near her home when she darted from a ditch into the path of a motorcycle operated by Russell Mooney, 17, of Lancaster New Hampshire. The accident occurred late Monday and authorities are investigating the incident.
Civil Defense Directors Staff College at West Point
Rensselaer County official Hoolick Falls Benedict Nowik travels to West Point this week for a staff college for directors focusing on Civil Defense in Government Emergency. Rotella faces bail after rear ending another car while watching a television set riveted to his car. police say he remained watching the program as an officer approached. Sister Noel Marie announces a $5170 NSF grant to The College of Saint Rose for an in-service math institute during 1966-67, aiding teachers and supervisors in modern arithmetic concepts and methods for elementary to junior high levels.
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Hoolick Falls
Benedict Nowik
Rensselaer County Office of Civil Defense
United States Military Academy
West Point
Auburn
Sam Rotella
Rotella
Albany
Noel Marie
C.S.J
College of Saint Rose
National Science Foundation
Williams College honors J C Harsch as Phi Beta Kappa honorary
Joseph C Harsch of Williams College is named an honorary Phi Beta Kappa member at the chapter 102nd annual banquet. He is the seventh alumnus to receive this honor.
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Williamstown
Joseph C. Harsch
Williams College
Police Captain to Take Early Retirement at 63
PITTSFIELD Capt. Camille L. Marcel a 28 year department veteran and head of the Traffic Bureau since 1948, announced Monday his acceptance of early retirement at age 63 effective May 1. He will become a federal meat inspector for the Agriculture Department at Berkshire Beef Co. NORTH ADAMS TWUA members at Strong Hewat & Co Inc will convene April 30 at Hub Restaurant to consider a one year contract extension and possible wage increases if the firm recovers. The company owes creditors over 1.6 million dollars to date.
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Pittsifled
Camille L. Marcel
Marcel
Agriculture Department
Berkshire Beef Co
North Adams
Textile Workers Union of America
TWUA
Strong, Hewat & Co., Inc
Hub
Anna B. Sullivan
Holyoke
Different Viet Policy If Kennedy Had Lived
Senator Wayne Morse said Kennedy would likely have avoided heavy commitments to South Vietnam and was reviewing Viet Nam policy before his assassination. Morse did not see the same level of U.S. involvement under a living Kennedy, noting the president was formulating policy.
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Kennedy
Washington
UPI
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
U.S
Viet Nam
John F. Kennedy
Morse
South Viet Nam
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
India
John Kenneth Galbraith
United States
Galbraith
Sen. J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Fulbright
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Johnson
Congress
Welfare
John W. Gardner
Public Health Service
PHS
House
Gardner
House Interior Committee
Posh Resort Becomes Job Corps Center
Poland Spring Maine reports a lavish hotel once a posh resort becomes the Alice in Wonderland palace for 110 girls from disadvantaged backgrounds as the nation’s largest Job Corps training center for women. The program includes a vital living phase with checkups, clothing, and room assignments, then 2 1/2 hours daily of academics and three hours of training, potentially up to two years.
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Poland Spring
Maine
UPD
Westchester County
Col. Sol. E. Ernst
Newsmen Discuss Journalism Changes at ANPA Conference
Newspa per executives from the United States and Canada met in workshop sessions at the ANPA annual convention to discuss shifts in daily journalism. Delegates split into circulation groups to address computer systems news research and recruitment, with over 50,000 fluctuation noted by W. J. Pennington of the Seattle Times. Sales figures showed newspaper advertising reaching a record $4.4 billion in 1965, up 6.9 percent from 1964.
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New York
UPI
United States
Canada
American Newspaper Publishers Association
ANPA
W. J. Pennington
The
Seattle Times
Chilton R. Bush
Anpa News Research Center
Bush
John M. Jones
Greenville
Donald W. Diehl
Diehl
PSB Orders Montpelier Lines for Bolton Valley Ski Area
The Public Service Board ordered Western Telephone and Telegraph Co. to install a private line at the superintendent’s home by May 1 and three more private lines at the base ski lodge by December 1 for the Bolton Valley ski development. The order follows a Burlington hearing after Bolton Valley sued for better service, with the board finding six lines could be spared from the Richmond switch. The commission also noted the company’s capital and plant limits, while noting broader industry news on newspaper expansion and recruitment.
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Bolton Valley Corp
Telephone Company
Richmond
Computer Experts Discuss Automated World of Tomorrow
In Boston 4500 top computer experts gather for the Spring Joint Computer Conference at War Memorial Auditorium to explore digital advances. A Thursday panel will discuss a two money electronic system using plastic cards and touch-tone phones to reduce cash and checks, with Honeywell’s talking computer aiding toll-rate lookups. The event features 97 exhibitors with $30 million in displays and papers on topics from Markovian models to time sharing. Dr. Isaac Asimov will speak on four steps to salvation through computer tech.
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Boston
API
U.S
War Memorial Auditorium
Dale L. Reistad
American Bankers Association
Department of Automation
Honeywell
Isaac Asimove
Asimov
Foreign Trade Conference Set For Wednesday in Montpelier
The Vermont Foreign Trade Opportunity Conference is set for Wednesday in Montpelier to spur more companies to consider exporting as additional sales potential. Governor Hoff says the session will start at 1 p.m. and will include a panel of four importing exporting experts.
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Montpelier
UPI
Vermont
Philip H. Hoff
Third Vermonter Among Plane Crash Victims
A third native Vermonter is listed among the servicemen killed in the chartered plane crash near Ardmore Oklahoma that claimed 82 lives. Dennis Wisell 22 of Bristol and Burlington High School graduate was in the Army since last December and had just finished basic training at Fort Ord Calif. The plane headed to Fort Benning Ga crashed during a thunderstorm on a hill. Also killed were Pvt Michael McLeod of Burlington and Pvt John H Benoit of Lunenburg. Panel participants include executives from Boston area firms discussing how small manufacturers can enter foreign trade and related procedures with Vermont industrial trade tips noted by the Industrial Development Director.
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Boston
A. Devereaux Cheston
Everett
Mass
Donald Moore
Wellesley
Prescott Crafts
First National Bank of Boston
Paul Carmey
U.S. Commerce Department
Roland Loveless
Vermont Industries
Vermont
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Perkinsville
Howard Jeffrey
Forests and Parks Department
Wilgus
Ascutney State Park
Vermont Petroleum Association
Motor Vehicle Department
Math Institute Scheduled
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Berkshire
Harsch
Posh
Job Corps Center
Wayne Aspinall
D-Coro
Subcommittee On Public Works Appropriations
Executive Branch
PSB
Great Yarmouth
England
Frost
North Street
U. S. Dowzer Vicon
Shop Oneida
Third Presidential Fund. Inc
Burbank & Company, Inc
Boston Stock Exchange
Main Street
Third Presidential Fund, Inc
Vermont Beauty Academy
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