Vermont senator re-elected after recount in Chittenden district
In Burlington Democrat Hector T. Marcoux was officially declared the winner of the Vermont Senate race in the Chittenden Grand Isle district, by more than 100 votes, after a recount confirmed unofficial results amid a Keenan challenge. In Montpelier, Eleanor Dana retired from state service after 30 years, having served in the governor’s office and as secretary to the Education Commissioner since 1945. Her father Charles S. Dana was Speaker of the House from 1917 to 1921.
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Burlington
Hector T. Marcoux
Vermont
Senate
Chittenden-Grand Isle
Edward Keenan
Chittenden
Robert Rosseau
Marcoux
Montpelier
Eleanor Dana
University names Dr. Shields head of Vermont rehab department
Burlington reports Dr. Charles D. Shields will be professor and chairman of Vermont University's newly created rehabilitation and physical medicine department and serve as medical director at the Vermont Rehabilitation Center at DeGoesbriand Memorial Hospital. Separately, Central New England Telephone Co. fixed a three Vermont town outage when defective equipment disrupted direct distance dialing for over two hours Sunday affecting Essex Junction Milton and Underhill until about 1:30 p.m.
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Burlington
Charles D. Shields
University of Vermont
Vermont Rehabilitation Center
DeGoesbriand Memorial Hospital
Univeristy
UPI
Central New England Telephone Co
Vermont
Essex Junction
Milton
Underhill
Dairy Herd Improvement supervisors start six day course
UPI reports prospective Dairy Herd Improvement Association supervisors will train at the University of Vermont from December 13 to 18. The program will cover milk testing procedures processed records feed data handling and calculation of association records. Meanwhile The Standard Register Company begins production at its new Middlebury plant with first orders packed and shipped to First National Bank of Boston. The plant, begun April 23, 1965, cost 4.5 million dollars, spans over 100000 square feet and is air conditioned and humidity controlled.
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Burlington
UPI
Dairy Herd Improvement Association
University of Vermont
Middlebury
Standard Register Company
First National Bank of Boston
RPI Hockey Suffer Second Consecutive Shutout at St Lawrence
In New York on Saturday RPI Captain Hilds team was held scoreless through two periods before falling 4-0 to St Lawrence. Sophomore goalie Dick Greenlaw stopped 43 shots including 19 in the final period while senior defenseman Al Jones supported the defense. The shutout marked the Engineers second straight and the first time in modern history two consecutive shutouts occurred.
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TROY
Rensselaer Tech
Hild
St. Lawrence
Dick Greenlaw
al Jones
RPI
Greenlan
Engineers
Kingsley family plane crash claims two lives near Glens Falls
Seven year old Sandra Kingsley, daughter of Brooklyn residents Mr and Mrs Robert Kingsley, was released from Glens Falls Hospital with her grandmother after surviving the fatal crash in a single engine four passenger aircraft piloted by Kingsley, a Vermont Air National Guard captain. A second crash, near French Mt ten miles away, killed pilot Harry Hilton, 43, of Glens Falls. Sandra was found wandering in Adirondacks after bed of leaves shelter in rain and snow. The Civil Aeronautics Board investigated the second incident.
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Glens Falls
Robert Kingsley
Brooklyn
Here
Glens Falls Hospital
Lillian Martin
Cuttingsville
Kingsley
Vermont Air National Guard
Martin
Sandra Kingsley
Adirondacks
Civil Aeronautics Board
Harry Hilton
French Mt
Albany Medical Center speeds admissions with pre admission questionnaire
Albany Medical Center Hospital now uses a pre admission questionnaire for non emergency patients. The mailed form replaces lengthy pre admission interviews, allowing many patients to be admitted directly to their rooms with minimal delays.
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Albany
Albany Medical Center Hospital
Berkshire native Rosenfeld returns from Moscow hostages remark
Stephen Rosenfeld a Pittsfield native and Washington Post Moscow correspondent arrived at Kennedy Airport after a year in Moscow. He said Russians see foreign correspondents as hostages for the organizations they represent and were asking him to leave within seven days following the Post’s refusal to halt the final two Penkovsky Papers installments.
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Pittsfield
Stephen Rosenfeld
Moscow
Washington Post
Kennedy Airport
Post
Penkovsky
Hinsdale bylaw on junk car removal faces vote
Hinsdale residents will vote Friday on a town bylaw to remove junk cars from private property. Landowners must remove junk cars or parts within four weeks after notice from the selectmen or police chief.
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Hinsdale
FPC issues steps to avert future power blackouts
The Federal Power Commission released a 95 page report urging measures to make another northeast scale blackout nearly impossible. It warned a massive failure like Nov 9 could recur and discussed federal jurisdiction over interstate bulk power reliability. The report cites relay misread and slow decisions at New York City and outlines needed immediate and long term improvements.
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Johnson City
Tex
Federal Power Commission
Johnson
New York City
New England
FPC
Joseph C. Swidler
Lbj Ranch
West Texas-New Mexico
FPC Northeast
Consolidated Edison
Indian Point
N.Y
Yankee
Rowe
Mass
Adam Beck
Ontario Hydro-electric Power Commission
Niagara Falls
New York
Consolidated Edison Co
Rutland Herald names assistant city editor
Har ry B. Levins, 23, named to succeed Robert W. Bennett as city editor of the Rutland Herald. Levins is a University of Vermont graduate and previously served as a general assignment reporter. Bennett left last summer for Charles Pfizer Pharmaceutical Co. of New York City.
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Rutland
UPI
Rutland Herald
Harry B. Levins
Robert W. Bennett
Levins
University of Vermont
Bennett
Charles Pfizer Pharmaceutical Co
New York City
The
Herald
Johnson Opposes Fed Move On Higher Interest Rates
President Johnson criticizes the Federal Reserve Board after it raises the discount rate from 4 to 4.5 percent and banks time deposit rates from 4 to 5.5 percent. He argues against actions that increase credit costs for homes schools hospitals and factories, signaling possible further steps.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
U.S
Texas White House
Hoff Commends Seavers For WIM Work In Rutland
Gov Hoff and aide praise Edward and Carol Seaver for leading the Jackson Mississippi Community Center under Vermont in Mississippi sponsorship. The Seavers were honored at a Rutland testimonial dinner hosted by Congregational Church Fellowship Hall.
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Rutland
UPI
Philip H. Hoff
Jackson
Miss
Edward Seaver
Carol
Congregational Church Fellowship Hall
Benjamin M. Collins
Hoff
Vermont
Mississippi
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North St. Shopping Plaza
Bennington
Withiniseat
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