New incurable VD reported in Vietnam
The Vermont Freeman cites Don Luce of East Calais alleging a new incurable venereal disease has emerged among U S soldiers in Vietnam. He claims the virus spreads mainly from American troops, with Vietnamese prostitutes receiving limited care, aiding political agendas and prompting possible investigations by a U S senator.
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Vietnam
Vermont Freeman
Freeman
Don Luce
East Calais
Luce
International Volunteer Service
Thieu
U.S
Philippines
U.S. Public Health
United States
Vermont bear hunting tops season with 311 kills
Vermont hunters took 311 black bears in the just‑closed season, 11 more than the 10‑year average of 300. Early snows aided tracking on back‑country ridges with mast crops, and over 250 bears were taken by deer hunters. The largest bear weighed 470 pounds before dressing, with 413 pounds after.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Ment
Newport
Marshall Bowman
Newport Center
Charles Willey
Caulkins
Lyndonville
St Joseph invites all to Christmas assembly
St. Joseph College hosts a Christmas assembly tomorrow at 10 a.m. in the college auditorium. Readings from the Bible will be followed by a chorus, with music, solos, and a homily by Rev. John Geer. Parents and friends are invited.
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St. Joseph College
Muriel Bohne
Pam Csizmesia
Wallingford
Dennis Desnoyers
Mattapoisett
Mass
John Whalen
Bronx
N.Y
Wayne Goodwin
Theresa Bacon
East Thetford
Anne Candon
Pittsford
Jane Delaney
South Burlington
Louise Hayes
Middlebury
Darlene Jacobs
Bennington
Joanne Shevlin
Jackson Heights
Kathy Vance
Randa Hilliard
Theda Sausville
John Geer
East Arlington
AARP Vermont Chapter 269 Hold Christmas Meeting
AARP Chapter 269 met Thursday at Colgate Hall Baptist Church for its monthly gathering and annual Christmas party. Acting president Mrs Elizabeth Groenewegen welcomed members and guests and announced president Albert Ray, wintering in Florida, sent best wishes for happy holidays. It was unanimous with.
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Southern Vermont
American Association of Retired Persons
AARP
Colgate Hall
Baptist Church
Elizabeth Groenewegen
Albert Ray
Florida
Christmas concert and art exhibit at Catamount School gym
Catamount and Brookside Elementary present a Christmas concert and art exhibit tonight from 7 to 8 30 pm in the Catamount School gym. Conducted by JoAnn Codogni Cheryl King Gail Robinson and Werner Keeton with art by Dale MacDonald. Honorary life memberships to May Fahs Carrie Williams Bessie Baker and Margaret Knapp.
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Catamount-Brookside
Catamount School
JoAnn Codogni
Cheryl King
Gail Robinson
Werner Keeton
Dale MacDonald
AARP
May Fahs
Carrie Williams
Bessie Baker
Margaret Knapp
Juna Fuller
Ethel Vance
Hilda Orr
Weeks
Extended Vermont trout season yields mixed results
In October the Vermont Fish and Game Department extended the stream trout season by 15 days on a Black River stretch to study a fall spawning run of Lake Memphremagog browns. Only modest angler success occurred as abnormally low water hampered migration. 144 anglers logged 567 hours, harvesting 30 rainbow trout, 5 brown trout, and one brook trout, all males, with a rumored 9 pound brown on the final day.
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Montpelier
Black River
Orleans County
Vermont Fish & Game Department
South Bay
Irasburg Dam
High Falls
Low Falls
Coventry
Lake Memphremagog
Vermont
District 5
Angelo Incerpi
Altar Rosary Society Christmas Meeting at St. Francis de Sales
At the Nov 30 supper meeting the Altar Rosary Society heard guest speaker George A Sleeman assistant school superintendent discuss current and future problems and changes. A Christmas white elephant sale followed the meal and members were urged to visit or send cards to hospitalized members Mrs W P Hogan Mrs Mary Sleeman Mrs Catherine C Behan Mrs Pat Raymond and Miss Marguerite Frappier.
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Altar Rosary Society
St. Francis de Sales Church
George A. Sleeman
W.P. Hogan
Mary Sleeman
Catherine C. Behan
Pat Raymond
Marguerite Frappier
Registration reminders urge early 1972 plates in Vermont
Motor Vehicle Commissioner J E Malloy urges timely 1972 auto registration applications to avoid delays with a Dec 30 deadline for low numbered and special plates. Only 3050 had been received by Dec 10. In Pittsford the Vermont Labor Council AFL CIO led by Ralph Williams hosted its Christmas party for Caverly Child Health Center children with gifts from labor groups and a donation to Caverly.
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Montpelier
J.E. Malloy
Pittsford
Vermont Labor Council Afl-Cio
Ralph Williams
Rutland
Caverly Child Health Center
Santa Claus
The
Labor Council
Vermont
Williams
Theresa Bashaw
Caverly
Vermonters invited to electric energy conference sessions
Vermont participants may join the Sierra Club Conference on electrical energy at Johnson State College for 10 dollars per day or 20 dollars total plus meals. An informal Thursday evening gathering precedes the official sessions on January 14 and 15. Speakers include Charles F. Luce, Howard Allen, Aubrey J. Wagner, Stewart Udall, Henry Jacoby, Ronald Doctor, David Rose, and David Brower.
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Burlington
Charles Ross
Public Resources Inc
Vermont
Johnson State College
Charles F. Luce
Consolidated Edison of
New York
Howard Allen
Southern California Edison
Aubrey J. Wagner
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Secretary of the Interior
Stewart Udall
Henry Jacoby
Harvard University
Ronald
Bennington District Court actions heard by Judge Morrissey
District Court in Bennington Monday handled cases including Homer Fisher facing breach of peace for alleged assault on two officers with bail set at 500 and a curfew. Ronald Maroney pleaded guilty to public intoxication and received a five dollar fine or one day in jail. Kenneth Smith and John Hunter pleaded not guilty to intoxicated driving charges and were released on bail or own recognizance. Richard Barlow pleaded guilty to making a false hunting license statement with a ten dollar fine. Laura Chapman pleaded not guilty to careless driving after an Old Bennington accident and was released on own recognizance. David Holton and Wallace Colvin received six month suspended sentences for stealing beer, placed on probation. Leroy Williams pleaded not guilty to driving while intoxicated and road violations with bail set. Asa Thomas changed to guilty on driving while license suspended, fined 300 with additional 35, plus a 90 day suspended sentence and prohibition on vehicle ownership.
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Homer Fisher
Bennington
Thomas J. Marcotte
John F. Behan
Morrissey
Fisher
Ronald J. Maroney
Maroney
Kenneth R. Smith
Manchester Center
Manchester
John R. Hunter
Durham
N.C
Laura J. Chapman
Bennington College
Old Bennington
Leroy W. Williams
Peru
Route
Asa E. Thomas
East Arlington
Thomas
Rutland
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