Vermont Highway Fatality Toll Tops Fifty Five
A Vermont crash on Parker Hill Road killed a 23 year old Revere Massachusetts man Charles W. Diperri. The 21 year old Springfield driver Charles A K Lovell was hospitalized with rib fractures facial cuts and possible internal injuries. Nearby five people escaped serious injury when their car hit a train at Willow Crossing Vermont 15. Fire Chief Despots said a second car collided after the near miss. In Montpelier Gov Hoff planning coordinator Paul H Guare will appear on local TV to review a decade of unplanned state spending and tax policies with no recommendations and data from a year long study for Hoff to use next year.
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Springfield
Vermont
Revere
Mass
Charles W. DiPerri
Parker Hill Road
Charles A. K. Lovell
Johnson (Ap
St. Johnsbury
Lamoille County
Willow Crossing
Johnson- Cambridge
Copley Hospital
Morrisville
James Despots
Barre man arraigned after knife throwing incident
A man, unnamed by police, was to be arraigned in Municipal Court on a complaint that he threw knives at children from his porch and threatened officers with knives during arrest. Five butcher knives and two smaller blades were seized as evidence.
First Baptist Church plans $1 million 55 plus housing center
In Schenectady the First Baptist Church unveils a $1 million 100 unit housing center for seniors near city hall. The project called First Baptist Apartments will include a swimming pool stores and facilities financed under the Federal Housing Administration redevelopment plan with groundbreaking expected next summer. Governor Rockefeller commented on the arrest of seven civil rights demonstrators in Manhattan saying it is a free country while maintaining law and order.
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Schenectady
First Baptist Church
First Baptist Apartments
City Hall
Bernard N. Morris
Federal Housing Administration
Morris
Elmira
Rockefeller
Manhattan
Williamstown art night and Berkshire Red Cross swimming lessons
In Williamstown, the Williamstown Community Association presents a youth art night at St John’s Church hall at 7 30 p m with a play and arts and crafts exhibit directed by Mrs John Sprague and Mrs Pam Weatherby. A dance group directed by Mrs Robert Barden will perform. In Adams a Red Cross free swimming lesson series begins today at Anthony’s Pool with registration from 11 to 9 daily through Friday.
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Williamstown
St. John’s Church Hall
NH lawmakers press CAB to protect New England air service
Sen. Tom McIntyre and Reps. James Cleveland and Louis Wyman urge the Civil Aeronautics Board to safeguard Northeast Airlines and northern New England air service after the CAB ruling. They warn Northeast’s loss of the New York to Florida route could shift routes or trigger subsidies, and call for reconsideration or alternative awards to ensure adequate service.
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Concord
N.H
New Hampshire
Civil Aeronautics Board
Northeast Airlines
Tom McIntyre
D-Nh
James C. Cleveland
Louis C. Wyman
CAB
New England
McIntyre
Northeast
New York - Florida
Cleveland
National
American Airlines
Florida
Wyman
Regional Council Won’t Join Quoddy Hearing
Boston AP reports the New England Council will skip today’s hearing on the Passamaquoddy Tidal project. Kenneth Holum headed a key interior study, while Gardner A Caverly of the council questions whether Connecticut River’s Rowe plant and Maine plans were considered and how they affect Passamaquoddy.
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Boston
New England Council
Passamaquoddy
Kenneth Holum
New England
Canadian
Maritime Provinces
Federal Building
Gardner A. Caverly
The
Weekend highway toll tops New England with 22 deaths
The Associated Press reports 14 deaths in highway crashes from Friday 6 p.m. to Sunday midnight in New England. Four drownings and four other accidental deaths brought the weekend total to 22.
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New England
Massachusetts
Maine
Connecticut
Vermont
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
How They Voted and Weekend Deaths Across New England
Senate recorded a 59 23 vote to table an amendment limiting foreign missions in Washington to block a Russian embassy project. House passed a 272 103 bill to boost air pollution prevention programs. Reported deaths list Amelia Babicki Joseph Rheum and Augustus Taylor in New England accidents.
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Senate
Curtiss
Rneb
Washington
Chevy Chase
Aiken
R-Vt
Kennedy
D-Mass
McIntyre
Muskie
Maine
Pastore
D-R
Pell
Saltonstall
R-Mass
Smith
Cotton
Dodd
Donn
Prouty
Ribicoff
D-Conn
HOUSE
Bates
Boland
Dmass
Burke
Conte
Peace Groups Urged To Extend Influence In Vermont
William H. Meyer former Vermont congressman urged peace groups to press politicians harder at the Vermont Peace Conference in Rochester attended by about 65. Topics included the nuclear test ban treaty and civil defense abolition discussions.
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Rochester
William H. Meyer
Vermont
Meyer
A. D. Sophrin
Burlington
Champlain Peace Council
Warren Taylor
Voice of the People
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Grazini
State Legion
Brattleboro
Rutland
American Legion
Albert B. Grazini
Bernard Freeman
Barre
Simon J. Godfrey
St. Albans
New York
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Down In
Berkshire
Red Cross
Air Service
Portland
Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
Banner Publishing Corporation
Associated Press
Radius
U.S
Congress
Amelia T. Babicki
Eddystone
Candia
Joseph P. Rheum
Lexington
Augustus L. Taylor
Washington, D.C
Sheffield
Bash Bish Falls
Vermont Bank
INSEE
Federal Deposit Mesuramc Corporation
Rutland - Bennington
Bellows Falls
Chester
Bosworth
North Bennington Road
Bennington, Vt
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John Schumaker
Shaftsbury
Irving Adler
North Bennington
Richard Hayton
Kenneth Pitman
Lyme, N.H
Joseph Cerasoli
East Montpelier
Howard M. Bloom
East Calais
Sophria
Farmingdale
N.Y
UPI
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Navy
Dolphin
Republic Aviation
RAC
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