Car Crash Youth Dies After High Speed Police Chase
Burlington officials report 18 year old Edward Fenesac of South Burlington died after a sports car crash during a police chase in North Hero. Another occupant, Gary Gray, 22, was hospitalized with multiple injuries. chase speeds exceeded 110 mph. Autopsy to determine cause of death.
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North Hero
Edward Fenesac
Gary Gray
Fenesac
New York Approves Chiropractic Licensing Program
Gov Rockefeller calls licensing of chiropractors a public protection measure after a long battle with the medical profession. Chiropractors gain official recognition this year despite protests over X ray use and quackery concerns. A separate fire at Long Lumber Co. in New Scotland caused extensive damage, with losses well over 200000 dollars and firefighters hampered by water shortages.
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Rockefeller
New York
Long Lumber Co
New Scotland
East Greenbush
North Adams Leaders Form Urban Renewal Committee
City Council President Robert E. Patenaude names Morton Freedman as chairman and lawyers Fred B. Windover Alfred J. Law and Robert J. Curry to the Urban Renewal Committee to liaison with redevelopment groups and report on progress to prevent cold proposals. North Adams officials report prospects for a new post office are unlikely due to economic factors. Mary V. Timothy and Francis G. Merrigan enjoy springlike conditions atop Mt. Greylock after four feet of corn snow. A six year old boy, Raymond Ryder, suffered an arm injury from a washing machine wringer. he was treated at North Adams Hospital.
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Paul C. Wilson
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Mary V. Timothy
Adams
Francis G. Merrigan
Mt. Greylock
Raymond Ryder
Dorothy Thomas
North Adams Hospital
Court Delays Rutland Railroad Sale Nears Three Months
A three judge federal court barred any action to abandon the 351 mile Rutland Railway for at least 90 days after a final injunction ruling. Vermont sought extension as unions oppose abandonment to protect some 321 jobs. The line operates in western Vermont and northern New York and was halted in 1961 after a strike.
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Senate Bills Would Allow Compacts Between States
A four bill package introduced in the Vermont Senate would let the state enter into interstate compacts on motor vehicle taxation and regulation. One measure seeks free information exchange on convictions and uniformity of driver licenses. Another targets uniform safety equipment standards and broader interstate cooperation.
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St. Johnsbury
James L. Oakes
New England Congress Members and Major Roll Calls
AP overview shows how New England members voted on recent Senate and House roll calls. It lists for and against positions on amendments and passages, noting notable names such as Cotton Prouty Saltonstall Aiken Kennedy McIntyre, and others, with vote tallies and not voting entries.
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Cotton
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Prouty
R - Vt
Saltonstall
R-Mass
New England Scholars Win Guggenheim Fellowships
Forty three New England scholars were named Guggenheim fellows. Recipients include Lincoln Brower of Amherst College for ecology and animal behavior. Benjamin DeMott of Amherst for American attitudes toward work and leisure. Alvin Etler of Smith for music composition. William Calin of Dartmouth for the French epic in the 13th century. Martin Meisel of Dartmouth for 19th century English theatre. Also honored were William Wallace of UNH on railroads. Thomas Adams of Brown for British pamphlet literature. Kurt Mayer of Brown Sociology on postwar immigration. Emin Onat of Brown on nonlinear materials. Eli Sternberg of Brown on elasticity and viscoelasticity.
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New England
John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation
Benjamin de Mott
Amherst College
Alvin Etler
Smith College
William Compaine Calin
Dartmouth College
Boston & Maine Posts Larger Q1 Loss
Boston and Maine Railroad reports a net loss of 1.706 million dollars for the first quarter, up 700 thousand from a year earlier, with the company attributing the worsening results to severe winter weather.
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Boston & Maine Railroad
B&m
Admirals Back Atomic Sub Reliability After Thresher Sinking
Navy leaders defended Thresher class submarines as safe and well designed. Admiral Rickover rejected any reactor explosion risk and reported no radioactive leakage from the sunken sub. The search for Thresher location continued with Woods Hole discussions and a planned Trieste dive off Massachusetts coast.
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N.H
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
Navy
Hyman Rickover
Rickover
Boston
Washington
George W
Massachusetts
Bennington Bonner Advertising Note
Display Advertising blurb notes the Bennington Bonner is published daily except Sundays and holidays at 425 Main St Bennington Vermont by The Bonner Publishing Corporation AP rights reserve republication of local news and AP dispatches.
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Williams Frat Sues To Block Williams College Lease
The Zeta Psi Fraternity wins a court order forcing Williams College chapter trustees to show cause by May 1 why they may lease the Williamstown chapter house. The national group alleges the college seeks to phase out fraternity life and would violate the fraternity charter. Swanson and Young defend the college plan to house and feed students and provide alternative housing.
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Zeta Psi Fraternity of
North America
Williams College
Williamstown
Mass
Louis R. Bruce
International Fraternity
Supreme Court
Thomas A. Aurelio
Williams
David W. Swanson
Williams Chapter
Charles T. Young III
Floral Flash at Western Wholesalers Gift Show
Mrs Marietta Van Dusen of San Francisco a wholesaler for a manufacturer of artificial flowers says her best customers are florists She is in Portland for the Western Wholesalers Gift Show.
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Ore
UPI
Marietta van Dusen
San Francisco
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