North Village Loses Prominent Citizen
Hall Park McCullough, 94, longtime North Bennington resident and descendant of Vermont governors, died at his home. Born in 1872 in San Francisco, he lived most of his life at Hall Farm and valued Vermont heritage, while his lineage includes Hiland Hall and Trenor W. Hall.
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McCullough
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New York
Hall Farm House
San Francisco
California
John G. McCullough
Hiland Hall
United States
U.S
Eliza Hall Park
Trenor W
New York City
Edith van Benthuysen
Walloomsac Inn
Old Bennington
Park Avenue
Park Ave
Hall Park McCullough
Foreign nurses blocked by U S rules spark New York debate
New York hospitals face nurse shortages while thousands of registered foreign nurses are barred from work for lacking U S history or trig courses. Regulators deny licenses to many foreign applicants, contrasting with California figures, as the American Nurses Association lobbies against immigration law changes.
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New York
United States
State Division of Professional Licensing
California
American Nurses Association
Doris DiVincenzo
Association
Steelmakers await Johnson action on 3 dollar steel hike
Pittsburgh UPI report notes White House denounced price rise as inflationary and contrary to public interest. Eleven steel firms, including major sheet steel producers, announced a $3 per ton hike in the last three days. Gardner Ackley called the industry irresponsible and urged firms to delay action until government discussion.
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UPI
White House
Johnson
Gardner Ackley
Ackley
Inland Steel Co
U S May Enter Neutral Zone Opened By Rusk Remarks
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said the United States has no policy desire to enter the DMZ between North and South Vietnam but may take measures to protect troops. He cited four B52 raids on suspected targets since Saturday and supported ICC access to halt use of the zone. Rusk denied a Haiphong shipping attack by U S planes, noting bombs hit the target area. He warned of deteriorating Soviet American relations over Vietnam.
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Dean Rusk
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Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
Viet Nam
United States
17Th Parallel
Rusk
Guam
International Control Commission
Canada
India
Poland
ICC
North Viet Nam
Haiphong
Chicago Hoodlums Steal Guns
Hoodlums broke windows in a suburban department store and stole 24 rifles and shotguns during a violent spree in Harvey. A policeman, Fred Hess, was shot by a sniper and hospitalized in good condition after helping disperse about 30 youths.
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Chicago
UPI
Harvey
Martin Luther King
William McClarin
Fred Hess
Hess
McClarin
Green Mountain Park Hosts Legislative Investigators Day
Green Mountain Park welcomed members of a Legislative Council subcommittee charged with reviewing the pari mutuel tax formula and track finances. Led by Rep. Peter Giuliani the group pledged a fair inquiry, not a witch hunt, as they toured facilities with state racing officials.
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State Racing Commission
Fred P. Davis
Legislative Council
Green Mountain Park
Vincent J. Bartimo
Allan B. Angney Jr
Bennington
Bartimo
Edmund DuPont
Sullivan
Pownal
Rep
Peter Giuliani
Montpelier
Impres
Green Mountain
Giuliani
Motel Owners Push Vermont Sign Legislation
A Vermont group of motel and hotel owners urged state lawmakers to permit small directional signs on primary roads and to fund a network of sign plazas. They urged protections against removing existing signs until travelers can be guided to businesses. They warned federal standards risks could cost Vermont highway funds.
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Montpelier
Highway Department
Moulton
Robert Gillroy
Bulrushes
Bennington
James Wolfe
North Bennington
Inside Editorial and Local Protests Highlight City Pages
On the Inside editorial critiques outdoor advertising practices. Equinox House president protests a tax hike in Manchester. A drama critic appraises a Weston production, reflecting local arts activity and public discourse.
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Equinox House
Manchester
Weston
UVM President Submits His Resignation
Dr Shannon McCune president of the University of Vermont since July 1965 has submitted his resignation to the board of trustees The board chairman Lawrence F Marvin said McCune asked to be appointed as a research professor to continue his study of Eastern Asia The board will meet Saturday to discuss the request McCune was born in Korea the son of a missionary and has written several books on Korea and the Far East
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UPI
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University of Vermont
Board of Trustees
Lawrence F. Marvin
McCune
Asia
Marvin
Korea
Far East
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Sive Guides
Martin E. DeMatteo
Jack O’brien
H. James Wallace
George H. Sloan
Rutland
Wolfe
Ray Casella
Mendon- Pico
Forrest
Mary) Moses
Grandma Moses
Eagle Bridge
UVM
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