Education Commissioner questions Royalton College suspension case
Education Commissioner Harvey Scribner says he welcomes a court test of the May 29 order suspending Royalton College degree granting rights and notes the board acted on state requirements. An injunction stayed the suspension and sets Sept. 5 court appearance to show cause. Royalton College president Anthony Doria sought an unbiased hearing.
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Washington County Chancery Court
Royalton College
Anthony Doria
Burlington Robbery Involves Switchblade Pair
Francis P. Connover of Langtreeville Burlington on business was accosted by two youths in a nightspot. They followed him to his car, forced him to drive to Lake Street, and stole 20 to 30 dollars from his wallet before fleeing with the rented vehicle. An all points bulletin described the suspects as in their 20s.
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Burlington
UPI
New York
Francis P. Connover
Langtreeville
Connover
Lake Street
Glue sniffing party arrests shock Colonie teens
In Colonie near Colonie Central High School state police arrested five teens, including a 15 year old girl, on criminal nuisance charges after a glue sniffing and beer party in the woods. They were released on 50 bail each with Aug 28 hearing. Albany reports show rising sales and utility taxes. Glen Cove School District adds a utility tax. A Rensselaer woman was robbed of 1450 cash and checks on an Albany street, with two purse snatchings earlier in the week leaving one injured.
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Colonie Central High School
Colonie Town
Frank Tate
Albany
State Tax Dept
New York City
Chautauqua
Tioga
Glen Cove
Rensselaer
Catherine Gregoll
Bones found in Berkshire fuel Paula Welden theories
In Berkshire the two female thigh bones found Aug 13 lack age or identity. A lab report is weeks away. Speculation links them to Paula Welden, missing Bennington College student since Dec 1, 1946. Police note three old grave markers may mark a private cemetery.
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Adams
Paula Welden
Bennington College
John A. Targa
Daley attacks discriminatory milk pricing in New England
MORRISVILLE UP I Democratic gubernatorial candidate John J. Daley claims Vermont farmers have subsidized milk producers in Massachusetts Rhode Island and southern New Hampshire for three decades. He cites the Boston Federal Milk Market order, noting Boston-area farmers receive 46 cents more per hundredweight than most Vermont producers, with a 23-cent intermediate differential. Daley names five towns Halifax Readsboro Guilford Whitingham and Vernon as affected.
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UPI
John J. Dailey
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
Daley
Lamoille County
Boston
Halifax
Readsboro
Guilford
Whitingham
Vernon
Wilmington
Marlboro
Brattleboro
Dummerston
Newfane
Dover
Putney
Brookline
Daniel Ruggles
Springfield
WCFR
Erwin Alexander
Ruggles
Congress
Deane Davis
John Oakes
John Davis
Hubbardton
Brandon Training Center
GI Pleads No Contest In Trasburg Shooting
An Army sergeant was fined 500 dollars and given a suspended sentence after pleading no contest to charges tied to a July 19 night raid on the Irasburg home of Rev. David Johnson. Sgt. Larry Conley 21 will serve an indefinite probation after discharge in 1969 and faces a suspended 6 to 18 month term. The case also touches on immunity for a Barton man and the minister’s adultery case.
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Upt
Larry Conley
Irasburg
David Johnson
Lewis Springer
Conley
Springer
Windsor
Germany
Richard LeClair
Barton
Bernadette Roy
California
LeClair
Roy
Johnson's
Seaside
Callif
Barbara Lawrence
Bethel
Robert Rachlin
St. Johnsbury
James Oakes
Johnson
Oakes
Orleans County
Atty
Leonard Pearson
Attorney General
World’s 33rd heart transplant performed at Stanford
A 4 hour operation at Stanford University Medical Center led by Dr Norman Shumway transplanted the heart of 20 year old Marine Cpl Larry B. Smith into Leonard Drake of Eugene Oregon. Thirteen earlier recipients remain alive. Donor Smith died in an Aug 14 accident while on leave from Camp Pendleton. Drake had suffered heart disease for 12 years and had worked as a bailiff in Lane County.
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Oregon
Stanford University Medical Center
Norman Shumway
Cpl
Larry B. Smith
Robert A. Smith
Stockton
Calif
Smith
Camp Pendleton
Leonard Drake
Eugene
Ore
Lane County District Court
Drake
University of Oregon Medical School
Stanford
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