Brother sues to reverse Vermont slayer inheritance ruling
Mark Mahoney, administrator for Howard Mahoney's estate, petitions Franklin Chancery Court to overturn a Vermont Supreme Court decision allowing Mrs. Charlotte Mahoney, convicted of killing her husband on May 6, 1962, to inherit his $4,000 estate as closest next of kin. Mrs. Mahoney, serving 12 to 15 year terms at Rutland Women's Reformatory, sought a pardon in December 1964 but was denied.
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ST. Albans
UPI
Franklin Chancery Court
State Supreme Court
Mark Mahoney
Charlotte Mahoney
Howard
Vermont Supreme Court
High Court
Mahoney
Montreal youths die in Route 5 crash in Barton
A 16 year old Montreal resident Richard Guiot Bourg died on U S Route 5 when the car struck a guard rail and bridge. Passengers Simone Sadour 14 and Juliane Streklow 18 suffered cuts and bruises and were treated and released. Charles Baker of Montreal was charged with careless and negligent driving.
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Charles Baker
Montreal
Three-Car Crash on Vermont 15 Kills Two, Injures Three
State Police report a three car crash on Vermont 15 left Roy Davis 34 of Waterbury and Francos Hannigan 62 of Barre dead. Gregory Florucci 12 of Barre is hospitalized with a head injury and is Hannigan's grandson. Avis Kaiser 58 of Stowe and Glen Kaiser 61 were treated and released.
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Wilcott
UPI
Vt. 15
Here
Roy Davis
Waterbury
Francos Hannigan
Barre
Gregory Florucci
Mary Fletcher Hospital
Florucci
Hannigan
Avis Kaiser
Stowe
Glen
Copley Hospital
New England agencies to act on listening in on long distance calls
Six New England regulatory heads meet in Boston to consider stopping a practice of listening in on parts of long distance calls by New England Telephone Co. Company officials say monitoring is needed to maintain quality and service, and officials note no actual conversations have been monitored since June 1. A second item reports a fatal two car crash in Brandon where 22 year old Bruce Costello died and four others were injured.
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Brandon
UPI
Rutland
Bruce M. Costello
Rutland City Hospital
Gregory Hubbard
Mary Janes Keeler
Diane Holeman
David Gilrain
Costello
Rte
Michael Raleigh
Man Dies After Fall From Home Roof
Burlington authorities report Frank Papillo aged 40 died after falling from the roof of his St. Paul Street residence Saturday. He was dead on arrival at De Goes briand Memorial Hospital.
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Burlington
UPI
Frank Papillo
St. Paul St
Papillo
de Goesbriand Memorial Hospital
Governor Rockefeller to Attend Governor's Day at County Fair
Governor Nelson A Rockefeller will visit the Washington County Fair on August 26 designated Governor's Day. He is due by helicopter at noon. fairgrounds on Route 29 between Greenwich and Schuylerville run August 23 to 27. Saratoga Center offers daily guided tours of grounds except Wednesdays and Sundays, starting at Route 50 box office at 12:30, 1:30, 3 and 4:30. Tours are free.
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Greenwich
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Washington County
James Flaherty
Cambridge Valley Agricultural Society
Schuylerville
Saratoga
Saratoga Performing Arts Center
Route 50
Burglary Suspect Probe Ties Feathers Furniture Loot
Rensselaer County Sheriff Office and Troy detectives investigate a burglary at Feathers Furniture Co. Two incidents are linked by a cache of six portable televisions found Saturday near Williams Road by Van Rensselaer Manor. The furniture store loss included seven TVs, a stereo, a portable tape recorder and $20 in change.
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Troy
Rensselaer County
Pittsfield Opposes North South Bypass Petition
In Pittsfield a 300 name petition urged the city to record opposition to a state bypass route through the west downtown. PW’s John D. Warner said changes now are nearly impossible, citing a new GE plant and East Street improvements as factors. In North Adams, Hewat & Co. reports a revival from near bankruptcy with growth, though facing labor shortages.
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Pittsfield
State Department of Public Works
John D. Warner
East Street
Dalton expands athletic program with three fall teams
Dalton will field varsity junior varsity and freshman football teams this fall at Wahconah Regional High School with separate interscholastic schedules. The district also lists a 12 game soccer schedule and an 11 meet cross country slate as part ofexpanded academic and artistic opportunities.
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Dalton
Wahconah Regional
Explosion destroys cabin cruiser in Quincy Bay
Six people were injured when the 23 foot Louise exploded as it pulled from Quincy Yacht Club after refueling. Owners Thomas Perry and passengers including Frances Salvati and her son Stephen were treated for burns. two other passengers escaped injury. The vessel burned to the waterline and sank. coast guard personnel assisted, with nearby boaters rescuing eight occupants.
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Quincy, Mass
UPI
Quincy Bay
Louise
Thomas Perry
Quincy
Quincy Yacht Club
Perry
Frances Salviati
Stephen
Quincy City Hospital
Raymond Lambert
Jane
Michelle
Brighton Marine Hospital
Lambert
Coast
Fred Casey
Coast Guardens
Ronald Blake
Stoneham
Casey
McNamara Warns Red China on Nuclear Threats
U S Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara cautions that Communist China would risk death by its own action if it uses nuclear weapons against others and warns Asian nations to recognize the possibility of nuclear blackmail while stating China does not need such weapons for defense. He suggests Beijing pursues an expansionist purpose despite no immediate defense need.
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Tokyo
UPI
U.S
Robert McNamara
China
Kei Wakaizumi
Chuokoron
Today
McNamara
United States
Soviet Union
Red China
King Opens Leadership Conference in Jackson
Dr. Martin Luther King and Sen. Edward Kennedy open a Deep South SCLC leadership conference in Jackson Mississippi with a freedom banquet. Spokespersons say the event will focus on Negro issues in northern ghettos and review non-violence doctrine amid criticism from black power advocates. About 1000 attendees expected for the first Mississippi convention as civil rights efforts intensify since Merediths march earlier in the summer.
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Jackson
Miss
UPI
Martin Luther King
Chicago
Edward Kennedy
King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Kennedy
SCLC
Mississippi
James Meredith
Viet Students Protest Intermarriages in Saigon
Saigon university students protest what they term moral decline and demand an end to intermarriages with American servicemen. They call for war end, economic and social fixes, and a deadline for foreign troops, blaming the rising marriages on war-induced problems and urging government action.
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U.S
Viet Nam
Nixon cites erosion of respect for law nationwide
Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon says there is a deterioration of respect for the rule of law across America. In U S News & World Report he argues the drift stems from a belief that individuals have a right to decide which laws to disobey and when to disobey them.
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Washington
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
America
U.S. News & World Report
Nixon
Cleanup Drive in Roxbury Shows Results
Three Massachusetts state representatives will review Roxbury cleanup progress over the next three days. Officials report 2,000 tons of rubbish removed, new lighting at a playground, funding for a 750,000 pool skating rink, and eight additional street sweepers. Efforts target neglected lots and playground improvements.
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Roxbury
Boston
UPS
Franklin W. Holgate
Holgate
Royal Bolling
Michael E. Haynes
Salvatore J. Massina
City Office of
Action For Boston Community Development
Boston Edison
Watchful watchdog blocks officers in patrol car
A dog in Pittsburgh embarrassed two policemen on a Sunday night by preventing them from exiting their squad car. Officers summoned the Animal Rescue League to remove the animal from the vehicle and clear the rounds.
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Pittsburgh
UPID
Animal Rescue League
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