Shoreham pollution ruling prompts Vermont action
Gov. Hoff asked federal officials for intervention after Shoreham residents petitioned over air and water pollution linked to a Tioga County paper plant in New York. The Vermont Health Department found Shoreham posed a potential health hazard. Baul R. Erwin, 21, of Wurstboro, NY, faced an attempted rape charge in Fairhaven after extradition. Mrs. Walter T. Brown became the tenth Burlington candidate for the Vermont House, with eight Democrats and two Republicans running.
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Tion
Anthony Celebrezze
Philip H. Hoff
Hoff
Shoreham
Ticonderoga
N.Y
Vermont Health Department
Rutland
UPI
Baul R. Erwin
Wurstboro
Fairhaven
Erwin
Vermont
New York State
Burlington
Walter T. Brown
House of Representatives
Wolcott Appeals District Transfer in Vermont Special Elections
The Legislative Apportionment Board met to consider Wolcott’s appeal to move from District 71 to District 36 for fall special elections. Halifax and Londonderry had similar requests previously denied.
Hoff mediates Barre milk haulage dispute
Governor Philip H Hoff met with a Barre delegation to broker talks between dairy officials and Washington County farmers over who should pay for transporting milk from farm to processing plant. Barre farmers argue milk is property of distributors once loaded, not farmer responsibility.
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Barre Town
Philip Paquette
Women veterinarians at all-time high in U S says expert
Dr James Wadsworth extension animal pathologist at the University of Vermont notes that the number of women veterinarians in the United States has reached an all time high. He cites pet owners preferring women doctors to care for their animals.
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Burlington
UPI
James Wadsworth
University of Vermont
United States
Legislative Council to Meet in Montpelier Today
The Legislative Council, created in 1965 to study state county and municipal problems, was scheduled to meet today to discuss recommendations for the upcoming special legislative assembly in January.
Welfare dept in black for sixth straight month
Rensselaer County Welfare Department finished June with a $40 500 allocation surplus, ending a six month stretch of prudent spending commissioner William P Wade credited tight administrative controls, especially in purchasing practices, for the reversal.
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Troy
Rensselaer County Welfare Dept
William P. Wade
Missing 4 Year Old Found in Delivery Truck
Mechanicville a four year old vanished Monday afternoon and was found about an hour later twenty five miles away asleep in a delivery truck. Michael Daignault had climbed into the truck while owner Walter Ruppert of Albany showed dry goods to his parents at their home. He slept behind a pile of clothing until Ruppert checked the vehicle after a phone call from Mrs. Daignault.
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Mechanicville
Michael Daignault
Walter Ruppert
Albany
Hector Daignault
Ruppert
Williamstown groom faces charges after fatal collision
A 21 year old William D King of Winnabow North Carolina pleaded guilty to dangerous and reckless driving and not guilty to unauthorized use of a motor vehicle in a head on crash on Simonds Road that killed Maurice R Scammons 58 of St Petersburg Florida. Bail reduced to 200 to obtain counsel. case to Aug 16 before Judge Samuel E Levine. A second alleged reckless driving incident occurred on Cole Avenue the night before.
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Williamstown
Green Mountain Park
Maurice R.scammons
St. Petersburg
Fla
William D
King
Winnabow
N.C
Simonds Road
Samuel E. Levine
Cole Avenue
Stock market opens with mixed trades in moderate session
New York stocks moved narrowly mixed as UPI reports several shifts. U S Steel fell after ex dividend to 481 percent, Bethlehem Steel slipped to 355, Youngstown Sheet to 391, Republic rose 1 percent to 40, General Motors lost 15 percent to 97 14, Fairchild Camera down to 56 1/2 and Motorola eased to 9.
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New York
UPI
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Youngstown
Republic
General Motors
Fairchild Camera
Motorola
Colo
Col Gas
National Dairy
New York Central
Consu PW
Norf & W
Copweld Sd
American Coal
Anaconda
East Air L
Phillips
Alcoa Rose Eastman
Pittsburgh
General Dynamics
Erie Lock
RCA
Lockheed
Fed
Mag
Douglas
Texaco
Firestone
Republic Steel
Ford
Reynolds
Ind
Reynolds Tobacco
Goodyea
Socony Mob
Can
Grace WR
Sperry Rand
Am Cyan
Gta&p
Standard Oil Cal Wi
Elec
Greyhound
My Standard Oil Ind
We Am Met
Gulf Oil
Standard Oil NJ
Ill Cent
Stewart Warner
Pol Studebaker
Am Motors
Ing Rand
Amt&t
Swift
Nickel
Tennessee Gas
Tel & Tel
Armco
Lehigh Val Ind
Boeing
BVD Co
Lorillard
Mack Trucks
US Steel
Warner Pic
MGM
Va P &P
Chrysler
Monsanto
City Prod
Montgomery Ward
Coca Cola
We Motorole
Woolworth
Xerox
Ygsta ST
Rhode Island Governor May Join Hoff in Trip to Orient
Vermont Gov. Philip Hoff suggested he and nine other governors may visit Japan for trade purposes under State Department auspices and Southeast Asia to support American troops. Rhode Island Gov. John Chaffee said he might join if vacancies develop, while Massachusetts Gov. Volpe had no plans. The governors endorsed President Johnson's Asia policy and warned the Vietnam conflict could be long and difficult.
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Pittsfield
High School Building Commission
O’brien
William Street
Victory Hill
Benedict Road
Remo del Gallo
Victory Hil
Rhode Island
Hoff
Orient
Vermont
Philip H. Hoff
Montpelier
Japan
State Department
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
John H. Chaffee
Providence
Minneapolis
James Marshall
Massachusetts
John A. Volpe
Asia
John N. Dempsey
Connecticut
Ireland
Johnson
Chaffee
Courts Too Easy on Crooks Says Top Cop
Los Angeles Police Chief William H Parker criticizes the courts for being too lenient and notes a softened public attitude toward crime, attributing it to a wealthy, materialistic society and self-centered concerns. He spoke on the issue as one of the nation’s largest cities faces crime.
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Washington
UPI
Los Angeles
William H. Parker
Dry Weather Stings Vermont Beekeepers
Vermont's 600 beekeepers face poor honey yields amid a two year drought that has withered wildflowers and cut nectar. Gov Hoff declares Addison and Rutland Counties disaster areas and seeks $32,000 for emergency piping from Lake Champlain to ease water shortages.
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Montpelier
Tompkins
Vermont
Philip H. Hoff
Addison
Rutland
State Emergency Board
Lake Champlain
New England
U.S. Weather Bureau
Boston
Maine
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Concord
N.H
Kingstown
Burlington
Bridgeport
Hoff
Rural Community Development Service
James Wood
Wood
Regional Farmers Home Administration
E. A. Alexander
O’ Hoff
Emergency Board
ADA Demands Viet Nam Cease Fire and UN Action
Americans for Democratic Action to President Johnson calls for an immediate cease fire in Viet Nam and for the UN to pursue a settlement. ADA Chairman Don Edwards Decalifornia said stopping military activities is required for genuine peace talks and criticized Johnson's policy as insufficient.
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Washington
UPI
Americans For Democratic Action
ADA
Johnson
Viet Nam
United Nations
Don Edwards
Edwards
U.N
Thant
Bennington Banner Telephones and Publication Details
The Bennington Banner lists its contact numbers for business newsroom and advertising. It notes daily publication except Sundays and holidays at 425 Main St Bennington Vermont. Subscription rates are stated for local and national mail with 3, 6, and 12 month plans and special serviceman rates.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
UPI
Vermont
U.S
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Schenley Distillers Co
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Bennington, Vt
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