Hoff Returns From Kennedy Support Talks In Chicago
Vermont Governor Philip H Hoff flew to Chicago to confer with Democratic allies backing Robert F Kennedy. The luncheon at O Hare included George McGovern and pressured a strong Vietnam plank and a swift end to the war. Hoff aims to reflect Kennedy principles in the platform ahead of the August convention and to serve on the Platform Committee with Kennedy aides such as Theodore Sorensen.
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Hoff
Kennedy
Vermont
Theodore Sorenson
Canadian trio killed in Vermont highway crashes
Swanton Vermont reports three Canadian residents died in weekend crashes on U S Route 7. Lynn J. Evans 30 of Montreal died en route to St Albans hospital after a two car crash. Charles J. Armirault 38 of Oakville remained in critical after a car milk truck collision that killed his wife Laura 34 and son Charles Jr. Two daughters were in satisfactory condition. The accident occurred at V1 100 and 105. In Sheldon API report William Tufts of Bethel urged Aiken to concede victory in the primary.
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Swanton
UPI
Ontario
Vermont
Lynn J. Evans
Montreal
St. Albans
U.S
Charles J. Armirault
Oakville
Ont
Burlington
Newport
Laura M. Armirault
Charles Jr
Orleans County Medical Center
Troy Firemen file grievances with city officials
In New York Troy Uniformed Firemen's Association protests city actions in a letter to the city manager and councilmen. They criticize the sick leave plan, appointments from civil service lists, aging fire houses, and the use of mutual aid, arguing the plan violates state law and harms morale. They urge restoring former departmental standards to reduce reliance on mutual aid.
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Troy
Uniformed Firemen’s Association
UFO sighting over Troy prompts police report
Green Island officers Willard Jones and Thomas McGivern reported seeing a solid white circular light at about 10 15 p m Sunday night. Dudley Observatory in Albany had no sighting and Albany airport said controllers did not observe the object and would only watch air traffic.
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Troy
Troy Area
Willard Jones
Thomas McGivern
Green Island
Dudley Observatory
Albany
Albany County
Rector Reginald Field Dies at 71 in Albany Area
The Rev Reginald M Field 71 longtime rector of Trinity Episcopal Watervliet who retired Dec 31 1965 died Saturday after a long illness at Albany Memorial Hospital He had lived in Loudonville and previously directed Trinity Institute Albany after World War II During his nine year Watervliet tenure a 75000 parish hall was built replacing earlier facilities
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Watervliet
Reginald M. Field
Trinity Episcopal Church
Albany Memorial Hospital
Loudonville
Father Field
Watervllet
Trinity Institute
Albany
Berkshire Bar Association Earns ABA Award of Merit
Pittsfield Massachusetts Bar Association led by Paul A. Tamburello receives an ABA merit award for reform efforts at Bridgewater State Hospital. The action added medical staff, prompted a records study of inmates, and spurred laws for court hearings for inmates held illegally, marking the MBA’s first ABA recognition since 1909.
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Pittsfield
Massachusetts Bar Association
Paul A. Tamburello
American Bar Association
Bridgewater State (Mental) Hospital
ABA
Tamburello
Bridgewater
Pittsfield Man Found Drowned In Mill Raceway
Edward McEneany, 68 Memorial Drive, Pittsfield, was found dead yesterday in a foot of water in the Taconic Mill raceway. A broken plank nearby suggests he was crossing it when it gave way. Dr Irving I Rubin ruled accidental drowning.
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Pittsfield
Edward McEneany
Memorial Drive
Irving I. Rubin
Park daughter wins top honors in French study program
Katharine Park of Williamstown earned top scholastic honors in Ponta Mousson France under an American Field Service scholarship. She led her class, dating back to Napoleon's era, in oral exams and placed first or second in all subjects including French language and literature.
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Williamstown
Katharine Park
David A. Park
Chapin Court
Ponta-Mousson
France
Field Service
Napoleon
Guidelines to define brain death and life support
Harvard ad hoc committee establishes guidelines to define irreversible coma or brain death and to guide physicians on when to turn off life support. The panel stresses the decision should stay with the physician not involved in organ transplants using the deceased’s organs and notes two main reasons for needing a definition: better devices that keep the heart beating and obsolete criteria.
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Boston
API
Harvard University
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Robert H. Ebert
Public Health
Divinity
Arts and Sciences
Harvard
Freed Pilots Reunited With Their Families
Three U S pilots released from Hanoi prison camp flew to Andrews Air Force Base via Bangkok Cairo and Frankfurt then reunited with their families. Capt. Joe V Carpenter Maj James F Low and Maj Fred N Thompson described treatment as good and expected further releases as others remain imprisoned.
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Washington
UPI
Joe V. Carpenter
Freedom
Carpenter
Hanoi
U.S
Andrews Air Force Base
Maryland
James F. Low
Fred N. Thompson
North Vietnam
Bangkok
Thailand
Cairo
Frankfurt
New York
Andrews
Thompson
Bread Loaf Fellowships Awarded to Four Teen Authors
The 43rd Middlebury Bread Loaf Writers Conference grants expenses fellowships for four teen authors for two weeks at Bread Loaf Mountain. Robert Cormier of Leominster is among nine prose fellows. Helen Chasin of Cambridge earns poetry. Diana Green of Newton takes a children's literature fellowship. John Ciardi directs this year’s session.
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Middlebury
UPD
Middlebury College
Bread Loaf Writers
Massachusetts
Bread Loaf Mountain
Leominster
Mass
Robert Cormier
Helen Chasin
Cambridge
Chasin
Emerson College
Radcliffe Institute For Independent Study
Yale
Diana Green
Newton
William Pinto
Atlantic Monthly Press
Robert Frost
John Ciardi
Nine Vermont Delegates Remain Loyal to Nixon
At the Republican National Convention in Miami Beach Nixon preserves nine of Vermont 12 delegate votes led by Burlington’s C Douglas Cairns. Rockefeller backers gain a potential edge with three Vermont votes as Ed ward Janeway plots talks to sway Nixon loyalists. Concurrently Rob ert Stafford signals interest in John Lindsay for VP and broader New York area ties.
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Miami Beach
UPI
Richard Nixon
Vermont
Miami
Nixon
C. Douglas Cairns
Burlington
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Cairns
Socrates Zolotas
Edward Janeway
Rockefeller
Massachusetts
Edward Brooke
Rocky
Elbert G. Moulton
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