Dr Jost files sixth college papers in Vermont
Hyde Park resident Dr Jane Jost filed articles of association for the College of Real Truth with Vermont secretary of state for Hyde Park, naming herself and his wife as incorporators. The action follows convictions for falsely advertising a non existent Hyde Park College and an Ottawa dog case linked to crossing borders with eight poodles.
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Christian Pacifist College
Hyde Park Academy For Boys
East-West Society
Hyde Park College
Jost
Ottawa
Canada
Lunenburg to switch to statewide dial system this Thursday
The statewide dial system for Lunenburg nears completion with conversion set for Thursday. William Floyd of the St. Johnsburg office reports over 260 subscribers have been informed and dialing instructions will be mailed before the change. A supplementary directory was sent out this week. Work began last June and involved extensive cable installations in Vermont New Hampshire and across the Connecticut River. Long distance calls will route through Littleton while locals can place some toll calls themselves.
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New Hampshire
Littleton
Connecticut River
Lunenburg
Burlington Police Seek Vandal After Nail Gun Theft
Burlington authorities hunt vandals who stole a deadly nail shooting gun from a police station site on South Winooski Avenue. The weapon and nails were taken from a supply room and used to smash windows at Lyman Hunt Junior High School, causing interior damage and fears of lethal use.
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Burlington
UPS
Lyman Hunt
Robert Abare
Winooski Avenue
Abare
Brattleboro Retreat honors 41 with service pins
Brattleboro Retreat staff receive service pins in a Monday ceremony led by Dr. J. Butler Tompkins. A 40 year pin goes to Iona Riggs, Brattleboro nurse. In Rutland, autopsy underway on a man found dead on railroad tracks identified as 60-year-old Fred Fagan, cause of death pending.
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Brattleboro
UPI
J. Butler Tompkins
Iona Riggs
Rutland
UPT
Rutland Hospital
Fred Fagan
Mintzer
North Adams Collision Sends Three To Hospital
In North Adams a head on crash Saturday night injured three men. Hoolick Falls resident Leroy Martin, 29, was treated at Pittsfield General Hospital in Massachusetts for cuts bruises and a head injury after being thrown from his car. Driver Arthur Vallieres 26 of North Adams was treated and released. Vallieres vehicle collided with Geoffrey Sprague 19 also of North Adams as his car skidded into the collision.
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Leroy Martin
Pittsfield
Mass
North Adams
Martin
North Adams Hospital
Arthur J. Vallieres
Vallieres
Geoffrey Sprague
Roadblock on N Y 7 nets arrests in four hours
Fifteen people were arrested on motor vehicle violations and one on a conservation violation during a four hour road check on N Y 7 in Brunswick. Nine game protectors and state troopers conducted the operation with the Conservation Department. Albert Landry Jr., 19, of North Adams Mass, was charged with possessing a deer without a tag and arraigned before Justice Francis McKnight. A civil compromise reduced the issue to a $12.50 fine.
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N.Y
State Conservation Department
Albert Landry Jr
North Adams
Mass
Justice of the
Francis McKnight
Landry
Lime dust tragedy at International Paper mill
One man was killed and eight others burned by lime dust at the International Paper Company pulp mill on Tonawanda Island. Coroner Dr. John C. Kinzly identified Mariano Vega, 60, asphyxiated by the dense chemical cloud.
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Tonawanda
International Paper Company
Tonawanda Island
John C. Kinzly
Niagara County
Mariano Vega
Pittsfield man held on murder charge after Nov stabbing
Herbert Earl Jr. 36 of Pittsfield faces grand jury action on assault with intent to murder in the November 4 stabbing of Vincent Sanginetti 40 in Earl’s estranged wife Janice’s apartment. Sanginetti and Janice Earl were also stabbed but recovered and were discharged from the hospital. Earl is held without bail at Berkshire County House of Correction. Adams officials propose a restrictive sign ordinance targeting political and overhanging signs to keep a clean downtown area. Planning Board involvement planned.
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Herbert Earl Jr
Vincent Sanginetti
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Janice
Sanginetti
Berkshire County House of Correction
Adams
Selectmen
Planning Board
Linoleum Store break nets 1350 in Pittsfield
Police say weekend burglary at the Linoleum Store on North Street netted thieves 1350 after entry gained by forcing a basement door in the rear. The safe was opened but not believed to be the work of professionals. In Lenox, Charles E. Beers resigns as guidance director at Lenox Memorial High School to take a psychologist post with BOCES in Saratoga County, N Y starting Jan 1.
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North Street
Lenox
Charles E. Beers
Lenox Memorial High School
Board of Cooperative Educational Services
Saratoga County
N.Y
Governor reviews Vermont Board of Education changes
Governor Hoff has examined the Vermont Board of Education over its handling of Education Commissioner Richard Gibboney. He aims to form the best possible board next year while delaying final decisions on reappointments and continuing the commissioner’s status. Hoff notes three board terms expire Feb 28 1967 and expects further appointments pending review.
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Helen Brown
Castleton
John Kristenson
Brattleboro
Clifford McClure
Essex Junction
Hoff
Dr. Gibboney
Aiken Booms Mrs. Smith For GOP Post
Maine senators Margaret Chase Smith and Edmund S Muskie emerged as front runners for No 3 Senate leadership posts in the 90th Congress. Smith, the Senate's only woman member, was seen as likely to chair the Republican Conference, while Muskie was a leading possibility for the Democratic Conference secretary post. Smathers announced he would retire due to ill health, prompting consideration of other candidates including Hart Pastore Inouye Harris Monroney Bible, with Monroney withdrawing and Hart showing potential interest.
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UPI
Maine
Muskie
Democratic Party
George A. Smathers
D-Fla
Senate Democratic Conference
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Senate
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White House
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Philip A. Hart
Mich
John O
Pastore
R.L
Daniel K
Inouye
Hawaii
Fred R. Harris
A.S
Mike Monroney
Okla
Alan Bible
Nev
Monroney
Hart
Russell B. Long
Harris
Bible
Hoff swears in Wayne Page as Vermont adjutant general
Gov. Philip Hoff swore in Brig. Gen. Wayne Page of Hyde Park as the Vermont National Guard adjutant general replacing the late Gen. Francis Bilado. Page’s appointment triggered controversy as acting adjutant Brig. Gen. Reginald Cram resigned after Hoff’s decision. both Page and Cram had announced candidacies and plan to seek the job before the legislature in February. The legislature elects the adjutant every two years on Feb. 28 and could elect Cram next year or confirm Page’s appointment.
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Billado
Hoff
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State Guard
Hoff Defends Billings Appointment in Vermont
Former House Speaker Franklin Billings Jr. was sworn in by Gov. Philip Hoff to open the winter term of the Bennington County Superior Court. Hoff defended the appointment after a GOP charge of political payoff amid Billings endorsement of Hoff for re election.
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