Vermont Jaycees clash over Antell for lieutenant governor
Winooski and Rutland dispatches report a regional dispute over James Antell’s qualifications for Vermont’s lieutenant governor race. Former Vermont Jaycee president Robert McGregor and banker James Hunt question Antell’s state leadership fit while Antell weighs a Democratic bid with Daley and state chair William Hunter. Daley ponders which presidential candidate to back as Rutland Democrats plan a tanity slate for the convention caucus.
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Winooski
UPI
Vermont Jaycee
Robert McGregor
Jaycee
James Antell
James Hunt
John Daley
Antell
Jaycees
Hunt
McGregor
James Hoag
Parre
United States Jaycees
Vermont
Daley
William Hunter
Rutland
Philip H. Hoff
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
Hubert H. Humphrey
Tanity
Burlington
Kennedy
Humphrey
Eugene McCarthy
D-Minn
Winooski caucus shows three way split in presidential race
A Winooski survey of Democratic leaders reveals three candidates in the city caucus race with Mayor Edmund Dupont still uncommitted though leaning toward Hubert H. Humphrey. Council President James Myers Sumner and Rep. Lyle Archambault back Humphrey, while Rathe and Shea support Kennedy. McCarthy draws aid from councilmembers Bissonnette and Brousseau.
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Winooski
UPI
Democratic Party
Edmund Dupont
Hubert H. Humphrey
James Myers
Bernard Sumner
Lyle Archambault
Humphrey
Robert Kennedy
D-N.y
Armand Rathe
James Shea
Minnesota
Eugene McCarthy
Felix Bissonnette
Roland Brousseau
Burlington Beltline fight deepens with court threat
UPI reports Senator John O'Brien vows court action if Vermont Highway Department withdraws funds for Burlington Beltline after a June referendum. He supports residents opposing the Intervale route and questions its traffic relief. In Castletown, two year old Christopher Said drowned after toppling from a dock on Glenn Lake Camp.
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UPI
John O’brien
Chittenden- Grand Isle
Highway Department
Highway Board
Vermont
O’brien
Intervale
Rutland Railway
North Avenue
Castleton
Christopher E. Said
Glenn Lake
Boris Said Jr
Edward Stannard
Fair Haven
Watervliet voters weigh police and fire pay raise
In Watervliet New York police and firemen seek a 1700 raise to reach a 6800 minimum salary a referendum set for November 5. League head Lawrence R Dewine notes past high pay in the area and current low wages in the capital district.
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Watervliet
Lawrence R. Dewine
United Firemens Association
Capital District
Break-ins Baffle Berkshire Towns Stolen Drugs and Cash
In Williamstown police investigate Saturday breaks at College Pharmacy and American Legion on Spring Street with codeine opium valued at 250 dollars and more than 100 dollars in cash plus liquor taken. North Adams reports 71 city vehicles after a survey finds five unlisted and eight Fire Department units. Pittsfield fires up junk-car drive. 165 vehicles inspected and many ordered out within 14 days. Hepatitis cases rise in North Adams. health officer urges heightened hand washing though not declaring an epidemic.
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College Pharmacy
American Legion Home
Spring Street
Legion
North Adams
Viola B. Desnoyers
Desnoyers
Pittsfield
Edmond P. Larkin
Write-Ins To Determine Bay State Primary Significance
In Massachusetts more than 500000 voters are expected to back McCarthy or Volpe in the presidential primaries. McCarthy leads the Democratic delegates on the first ballot, Volpe anchors the GOP. Write-ins may influence the outcome and the broader significance of the contests.
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Boston
UPS
Massachusetts
Eugene J. McCarthy
John A. Volpe
Minnesota
McCarthy
Volpe
New Hampshire
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
Indiana
Hubert H. Humphrey
Edward J. Mc McCormack Jr
Johnson
Richard M. Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Josi
Ah A. Spaulding
Seven Vermont Counties Suffer From Economic Stagnation
The New Hampshire Vermont Development Council cites seven northern Vermont counties Caledonia Essex Franklin Grand Isle Lamoille and Orleans as economically stagnant. Designated with Carroll Coos and Grafton in New Hampshire as a regional development district, the area can access extra public works funds while addressing highways housing taxes and educational gaps.
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Hanover
N.H
UPI
New Hampshire - Vermont Development Council
Vermont
Vincent Dahlfred
Caledonia
Essex
Franklin
Grand Isle
Lamolle
Orange
Orleans
New Hampshire
Carroll
Coos
Grafton
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