Vermont Briefs: Allen Faces Packers Act Charge and Regional Health Plan
In St Albans Harold S Allen is charged under the Packers and Stockyards Act with financial distress and failure to meet obligations as of May 11, with current liabilities about 4868 dollars more than assets. Burlington reports Dr Rolf Struthers will join UVM Medical College to lead a two year regional health services research project. Other notes include Gov Hoff delaying meetings in Montpelier due to Zanzibar duties, a Northfield Army death in Germany, and Vermont snow causing non fatal highway crashes locally.
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ST. Albans
Harold S. Allen
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Packers and Stockyards Division
USDA
Agricultural Marketing Service
Ellen
P&s
Allen
Burlington
University of Vermont Medical College
University
Rolf Struthers
Rockefeller Foundation
Research Institute of Toronto
Hospital For
University of Vermont College of Medicine
New England
Fire damages Barre tenement as resident treated for smoke inhalation
Ninety year old Archibald Campbell Sr. is hospitalized in satisfactory condition after a general alarm fire started in a first floor pantry. The blaze spread through partitions to the attic causing extensive smoke and water damage and forcing occupants to the street. In a separate note, State's Attorney John E. Bernasconi says a Barre man who died of a heart attack after throwing rocks at neighborhood boys will not be prosecuted due to lack of evidence.
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Barre
Archibald Campbell Sr
Barre City Hospital
Campbell
Woodstock Ski Town Marks 30th Uphill Skiing Anniversary
Woodstock hosts a day long program January 23 to honor the first ski town in the United States. The event is organized by the United States Ski Association the U S Eastern Amateur Ski Association and the New England Council. A Vermont historic sites marker will be dedicated at the site of the first town on a pasture hill. The town was built by David Dodd for Robert and Elizabeth Royce then owners of the White Cupboard Inn. The facility later spurred development of the skiing area known now as death by own action Six.
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Woodstock
United States
United States Ski Association
U.S. Eastern Amateur Ski Association
New England Council
Vermont
David Dodd
Robert
Elizabeth Royce
White Cupboard
Thieves Loot Kay’s Newport Shoe Store in Sunday Breakin
In Latham early Sunday thieves pried a steel bar from a women’s restroom to access Kay’s Newport Shoe Store. They stole 3216 dollars and 45 cents in cash and checks, mainly from the manager’s office, with 508 dollars from a cash register. Albany hearing on a subpoena in state probe. Troy shoplifting arrests. Watervliet fire kills 13 year old Edward Shelton Jr.
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Latham
Kay
Newport
Watervliet
Edward Shelton Jr
GE Refuses to Confirm Transformer Plant Move
Berkshire area business agent Arthur J. LaBlue of IUE Local 255 questions a possible transfer of small distribution transformer production from Pittsfield to Hickory North Carolina. Harland Sisk, general manager, declines to commit but says management is reviewing production loads at Pittsfield, Hickory, and Oakland and that changes may occur.
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Pittsfield
General Electric
Hickory
N.C
Arthur J. LaBlue
IUE
Harland P.sisk
Oakland
Calif
Six Children Die in Portland Space Heater Fire
In Portland Maine a duplex fire killed six children nine year old Beverly Harrigan escaped with her infant brother John but ten others including three Harrigan daughters Heidi Mary Ann and Holly Carol and three Maley children perished. William Harrigan attempted to save family members and two other residents escaped unharmed.
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Portland
Maine
William F. Harrigan
Harrigan
Leona
John
Edward
Leona Harrigan
Genevieve
Heidi
Mary Ann
Holly Carol
Thomas Maley
Tami Maley
Ramona Maley
New England lawmakers split on major roll calls in Congress
Washington reports show New England members voting on key measures. On college construction funding, 54-27 supported. several lawmakers from Vermont to Rhode Island lined up with the pro side while others abstained or were absent.
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Washington
New England
Congress
Head Named For Mass Head Named For Mass
Charles E. Gallagher of the Lynn Daily Item was elected president of the Massachusetts Newspaper Information Service replacing Donald R. Dwight who resigned to join the state Department of Public Works. John J. Broughan of the Greenfield Recorder Gazette became treasurer succeeding H. Irving Jensk after 21 years.
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Boston
Charles E. Gallagher
Lynn Daily Item
Massachusetts Newspaper Information Service
John J. Broughan
Greenfield Recorder Gazette
Massachusetts
Gallagher
Donald R. Dwight
Holyoke Transcript - Telegram
Reorganized
State Department of Public Works
New England Society of Newspaper Editors
Associated Press
Broughan
H. Irving Jensk
Greenfield
Service
No Trial Is Likely In N C Pastor Says
The Rev. Roger MacDonald of Rutland Baptist Church, one of 15 northern ministers jailed in Williamston during an integration demonstration, says he does not expect to return to face charges. He cites federal court appeals and a long sequence before any ruling.
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Rutland
Roger MacDonald
Rutland Baptist Church
Williamston
N.C
MacDonald
North Carolina
North
Mount St. Joseph Auditorium
Vandals scrawl threat on Briscoe home door
Atlanta detectives say juveniles likely behind a front door message reading next time leave dough or we will tear your house apart. Detective F. H. Weaver noted the vandalism Thursday after the Briscoes found the home damaged.
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Atlanta
J. H. Briscoes
F. H. Weaver
Rikers Island Center Uses Bright Colors for Rehab Focus
New York corrections officials say the Correctional Reception and Classification Center for Men on Rikers Island uses turquoise lemon yellow blues and warm tans on corridors and walls to emphasize rehabilitation over punishment.
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New York
UPI
Rikers Island
N.Y
Two Naval Reserve Pilots Die in Navy Plane Crash
In Hingham Massachusetts two Naval reserve fliers Cmdr Peter Gray and Lt Cmdr Thomas Sanderson were killed when a twin engine Navy plane crashed into a marshy woodland after reporting loss of power. Gray 43 of West Acton was Harvard Trust Co executive and had over 20 years in service.
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Hingham
Mass
Naval Reserve
South Hingham
Peter Gray
West Acton
Cmdr
Thomas Sanderson
New Haven
Conn
Gray
Sanderson
Weymouth Naval Air Station
Fred B. Roach Jr
Concord
Harvard Trust Co
Navy
Reserve
Administration Commissioner Kearns to Speak at UVM Lecture
Vermont Commissioner of Administration William F. Kearns will discuss State Government consolidation and efficiency at a free public lecture on Tuesday 8 p.m. in the Waterman Building lower lounge as part of the Governor's Planning Council series at the University of Vermont.
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BURLINGTON — _ Vermont
William F. Kearns
Governor’s Planning Council
University of Vermont
Kearns
Waterman Building
Philip H. Hoff
Richard H. Macomber
Planning Council
Paul H. Guare
Correct wine for any occasion is what drinker likes
San Francisco report notes the Wine Institute states the best wine for any occasion is the one the drinker prefers. The quote emphasizes personal taste over fixed rules, reflecting consumer orientation in wine selection.
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San Francisco
UPI
The
Wine Institute
Bennington Banner Publisher and Rates Note
The Bennington Banner lists contact numbers for business and newsroom and notes publication days. It details subscription pricing within Vermont and nearby service rates, including 3 months for 4.25 dollars and yearly options, with special rates for servicemen.
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Bennington Banner
Main St. Bennington Vt
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
Associated Press
AP News
Vermont
Elsenlore
Boston and Maine Seeks State Subsidy for Commuter Losses
Boston and Maine Railroad faces ongoing commuter service losses and warns it cannot continue without state aid. Mass Transportation Commission chair Dr. Joseph Maloney said even with a $2.2 million grant and fare reductions, losses remain unsustainable as bonds totaling millions mature by 1965. Representative Torbert MacDonald criticized the timing of the railroad’s plan to end passenger service, linking it to opposition to federal mass transportation legislation.
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Boston
Boston and Maine Railroad
State Mass Transportation Commission
MTC
WBZ Radio
Joseph Maloney
B&m
Maloney
Washington
Torbert MacDonald
D - Mass
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