Endorsements Hit Rutland Herald and Times Argus
Vermont editorial pages back Atty Gen James L Oakes and nominations for attorney general and secretary of state. The Rutland Herald endorses Oakes and Sen James Jeffords and Rep Theodore Riehle for statewide posts while the Times Argus backs Jeffords and Riehle, signed by publisher Robert W Mitchell.
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Rutland
James L. Oakes
Rutland Herald
Barre- Montpelier Times-Argus
Herald Today
James Jeffords
Theodore Riehle
South Burlington
Times-Argus
Robert W. Mitchell
Herald
The
Vermont
Oakes
Dean C. Davis
George Aiken
the Herald
Sen. Aiken
National Life Insurance Co
Deane C. Davis
Davis
Barre-Montpelier
Montpelier
Harry Cooley
Attorney General’s Office
Deane Davis
James Oakes
Cooley
Barre
Swanton Priest Leaves Swanton For Doctorate Work
Rev. John R. LaBrake, key figure in Union High School District Seven, exits Swanton to pursue a doctorate in education at the University of Maryland. As St. Anne's Academy principal, he led the consolidation drive and a $2.9 million school project with an ecumenical center for religious education amid church-state separation debate.
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Swanton
UPS
John R. LaBrake
Union High
Franklin County
University of Maryland
St. Anne’s Academy
Highgate
Franklin Town
Experimental Consolidated High School
LaBlake
Maryland
Union School
Father LaBrake
Vermont seeks federal help over Lake Champlain pollution
Gov. Philip Hoff asked Interior Secretary Udall to intervene with New York officials to require cleanup of sludge and waste from the International Paper Co. plant in Ticonderoga. A conference was requested for October, with a possible federal injunction under the Clean Waters Act if New York cooperation fails.
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Federal Water Pollution Control Administration of the Interior Department
New York
Hoff
Arthur Ristau
Vermont
State Education Board may hold closed session over Royalton College dispute
Assistant Attorney General Kimberley Cheney said the Vermont Education Board could convene a closed-door session on Thursday to discuss its defense to Royalton College's complaint. He noted the board might also discuss its response to the complaint when it appears September 5 in Washington County Chancery Court.
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Montpelier
UPS
State Education Board
Royalton College
Asst
Kimberley Cheney
Cheney
Washington County Chancery Court
Volunteer fireman charged with arson in New York factory blaze
Ronald D. Minor, 21, a volunteer with the D.E. LaDow Steamer and Hose Co., was arraigned in City Court on second degree arson after a Saturday River Street factory fire at Kor ell Dress Manufacturing Co. Bail set at 2000, he could not post it and was ordered held at Ballston Spa jail. Police said he admitted guilt and that the fire flare was placed in a basement window. Minor is described as an employee of the dress firm.
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Mechanicville
Korell Dress Manufacturing Co
River Street
Ronald D. Minor
D.E. LaDow Steamer and Hose Co
Thomas E. Ryan
Minor
Saratoga County
Ballston Spa
Mohawk Airlines seeks new route authority to Chicago
Mohawk Airlines asks the Civil Aeronautics Board for three daily round trips. Two flights would start in Pittsburgh, serve Albany and Syracuse, then go to Chicago. The third would run from Binghamton to Elmira, onward to Pittsburgh and Chicago.
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Albany
Mohawk Airlines
Civil Aeronautics Board For
New Route Authority
Mohawk
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Syracuse
Binghamton
Elmira
Leinsdorf and Vera Graf wed in Albany
LENOX and STOCKBRIDGE reports reveal Erich Leinsdorf 56 and Vera Graf 33 married in Albany New York earlier this month. Leinsdorf previously divorced announced April 30. Graf has performed with the American Symphony Orchestra and New York City Opera Orchestra. A propane gas leak from a Stockbridge Coal and Grain Co tank truck led to a large fire damaging a six bay garage before firefighters contained it. Edmund G Wilcox owner says valve safety devices allow gas to escape at high pressure.
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LENOX
Erich Leinsdorf
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Berkshire Music Festival
Tanglewood
Vera Graf
Albany
N.Y
Leinsdorf
Miss Graf
American Symphony Orchestra
New York City Opera Orchestra
Boston Symphony
Stockbridge
Money recovered in First National Store burglary
Police say Eva C. Brown found the remaining 435.21 dollars hidden in bushes at her home rear. The theft included about 2,700 dollars hidden by burglars. cash in drawers from the store was recovered after neighbors shouted as the burglars fled.
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Adams
First National
Eva C. Brown
Aiken: U S Not an Empire Builder
Vermont Senator George D. Aiken says the United States is the world's strongest military power but not an empire builder. He warns against direct force in Czechoslovakia and Vietnam, urges trading with Communist nations for balance of trade, and notes the Pueblo crew remains hostage in North Korea.
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Wallingford
UPI
George D. Aiken
Rvt
Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Aiken
Leon Trotsky
U.S
Vietnam
Czechoslovakia
Russia
Kennedy to Attend Democratic National Convention
Hyannisport Massachusetts UPI reports Senator Edward M Kennedy Democrat Mass plans to attend the Democratic National Convention in Chicago Thursday after telling friends Monday. The remark signals his expected presence among the party's featured figures at the event.
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Ted Kennedy
Hyannisport
Mass
UPI
Edward M. Kennedy
D - Mass
Friends
Chicago
Nantucket Sound
Kennedy
Sen
Robert F. Kennedy
Edward
Ohio
Michael DiSalle
DiSalle
Hyannis Port
Senate
Los Angeles
Worcester
Chamber of
Moulton urges direct selection of convention delegates
Vermont Republican leader Elbert Moulton urged voters directly choose national convention delegates rather than town caucus representatives. He also backed moving the primary to June and raising campaign expense limits. The piece notes endorsements, sign violations, and Kennedy-related activity, including DiSalle's stance and Mrs Kennedy's arrival with Caroline and John Jr. at Hyannis.
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Moulton
Holy Cross College
Vermont Delegation Signals Draft Talk for Ted Kennedy
Six uncommitted Vermont delegates told reporters they would back a Ted Kennedy draft if his name is placed in nomination. Gov. Hoff and Rep. O'Brien welcomed the talk but cautioned Kennedy unlikely to run. The delegation's split reflected Humphrey versus anti Humphrey loyalties as votes on credentials and seating of Texas delegates revealed shifting alignments.
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Chicago
VPI
Vermont
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Leo O’brien
South Burlington
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Philip H. Hoff
Robert Kennedy
Eugene McCarthy
Minnesota
Ted Kennedy
Massachusetts
Worcester
Hubert Humphrey
Party
National Committee
McCarthy
Hoff
George McGovern
South Dakota
California Assembly
Jesse Unruh
Credentials Committee
Texas
John Connally
Vermont Highway Fund Increase Seen After 1968 Act
Vermont will gain about 2.0 million in federal highway money under the 1968 act. Commissioner Lauritz Larsen released a breakdown showing an 681000 rise for interstate construction, about 350000 more for primary and secondary roads, and around 26000 for urban routes. Total federal highway spending in Vermont would approach 32 million.
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Montpelier
UPI
Johnson
Vermont
Lauritz Larsen
Larsen
Outdoor survival course ends with fine for poaching
In Lander Wyoming John Adell led students in an outdoor survival class showing how to kill sage chickens for food when a justice of the peace ruled the birds out of season and fined Adell $64 for poaching.
Stratton Seeks Support For Maine to Amsterdam Road
Rep Samuel Stratton of New York says a new federal law will boost the proposed Maine to Amsterdam highway. He plans to seek bipartisan backing and mobilize support from lawmakers and local officials.
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Stratton
Maine-to
N.Y
Amsterdam
UPID
Samuel Stratton
D -N.Y
Congress
Johnson
MIT Caltech electric race car faces battery woes
MIT drivers Kaminski and Martin race a 1968 Corvair from Cambridge toward Pasadena while Caltech fields a lead-acid powered VW bus. The MIT car has required tow assists and frequent recharging due to battery wear and overcharging, as engineers seek fixes before the transcontinental leg concludes.
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Rochester
N.Y
UPI
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
MIT
Cambridge
Mass
California Institute of Technology
Caltech
New York City
New York Thruway
Leon Loeb
Mohawk Valley
Galton Industries Inc
Matchen
N.J
Charles A. Kaminski Jr
Norwich
Huey Jones Reports Camper Vodka Theft To Sheriff
Pueblo resident Huey Paul Jones, usually patient, filed no complaint for break in and hat theft but went to the sheriff after a bottle of Vodka was stolen from his camper.
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Pueblo
Colo
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