Vermont ski operators hope for white Christmas
Vermont ski operators scan the skies for a last minute snowstorm to boost a season already opening December 10. Officials report over $5 million lost, with a projected $72.8 million from skiers by spring. two storms bypassed the state, leaving slopes bare as Mt Mansfield and Killington face uncertain holidays.
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Montpelier
UPI
Vermont
Donald Lyons
Great Lakes
Boston Valley Corp
Des Lauriers
Bolton
Philip H. Hoff
U.S
George D
Aiken
R - Vt
Bill Riey
Mt. Mansfield Corp
Lefevre Barred From GOP Policy Meeting In Woodstock
In Woodstock a GOP policy session stood as a tentative prelude to the 1967 legislature with figures like Mallary Angney and Cook present. Rep. Reid Lefevre of Manchester was neither invited nor present, fueling talk of party leadership friction and a potential bid for Ways and Means chairmanship. Lefevre said he found the exclusion strange and cited past disagreements over committee chair appointments.
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Woodstock
Woodstock Inn
Reid Lefevre
Manchester
House
Mallory
Fairlee
Allan B. Angney Jr
Arlington
Sanborn Partridge
Proctor
Emory Hebard
Glover
Luther Hackett
South Burlington
George Cook
Rutland
Senate
Arthur Gibb
Weybridge
Mallary
Lefevre
GOP
Ways and
Manchester Republican
Negro author to interview Ho Chi Minh travels to Hanoi
Louis Lomax, backed by the State Department, departs for Hanoi to interview North Vietnamese President Ho Chi Minh. He will first go to Phnom Penh via Tokyo and Thailand, aiming to spend about two weeks in North Vietnam with a TV crew to capture interviews and possibly a filmed segment.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Louis Lomax
U.S. State Department
Hanoi
Ho Chi Minh
Washington, D.C
State Department
Dean Rusk
Lomax
Cambodia
North Vietnam
Phom Pehn
Tokyo
Thailand
KTTV
North Vietnamese Journalistic Association
Pham Bang Dong
Inside pages reveal holiday writing and rescue caution
On the Inside Jean Wassick discusses the 12 days of Christmas pre Christmas on page 3 while Hoosick Rescue Squad president warns that well intentioned Good Samaritans may cause harm in a letter to the editor on page 4
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Jean Wassick
Hoosick Rescue Squad
Good Samaritans
Viet Cong Violates Truce Near Saigon Outpost
In Saigon area, Viet Cong fired on the 1st Infantry Division headquarters at Di An minutes after the 48 hour Christmas ceasefire began. U.S. troops ordered to hold fire. no casualties reported. Cardinal Spellman planned Christmas service near the fighting front.
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Gls
Saigon
UPI
Vietnam
U.S
1St Infantry
di An
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Tan Son Nhut
Long Binh
1St Infantry Division
Ho Chi Minh
Washington
Johnson to greet wounded servicemen at Kelly Base
President Johnson will fly from the LBJ ranch to meet an evacuation plane carrying about 50 wounded servicemen from Vietnam at Kelly Air Force Base San Antonio. The group will transfer from Travis AFB California and be treated at Wilford Hall Brooke Army and Lackland hospitals. Johnson may seek a congressional resolution on future Indian food aid while noting multilateral efforts with Canada Australia and the Soviet Union.
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Austin, Tex
UPS
Johnson
Kelly Air Force Base
San Antonio
Vietnam
Texas White House
LBJ
Travis Air Force Base
California
Army
Air Force
Yokota
Japan
Travis
Kelly
Wilford Hall Hospital
Lackland Air Force Base
Brooke Army Hospital
Congress
India
George Christian
Soviet Union
Canada
Australia
United States
Christian
U.S
Prosecution Barred from Using Statements Made by Defendants
Troy New York judges barred the use of statements given by two men during police questioning about a fatal February 23, 1964 fire that killed nine children. Judge John T. Casey ruled the Mirand a v Arizona safeguards apply, suppressing the confessions in Kilduff brothers’ murder and arson cases and prohibiting their use as evidence despite their claimed vital importance to the state’s case.
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Troy
N, Y
John T. Casey
George E. Kilduff
John M. Kilduff
River St
Ide Shirt Co
Hoosick and
River Streets
Casey
United States Supreme Court
Mirandavy
Arizonia
Kilduff Brothers
Ida
Supreme Court
Arizona
United States
Norman Greenberg Buys Former Railroad Depot
Norman H. Greenberg of Bennington bought the former Bennington and Rutland Railroad depot from Rutland Corporation. The 1898 depot, vacant since 1965 when the state liquor store moved, will keep its exterior while interior plans evolve. Local history notes and contractor details are included. terms were not disclosed.
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Bennington
Rutland Corporation
Rutland Railway
Norman H. Greenberg
Joseph J. Caracciola
Bennington and
Rutland Railroad
The
Banner
Vermont
New England
Greenberg
Depot Street
Western Vermont Railroad
Jedediah Dewey
North Bennington
Sta
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Cathy
Renee
Robert Beaupre
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Christ
Sullivan
Mt. Mansfield
Stowe
Stu Ireland
Ireland
Town and Country Inn
Kingston
N.Y
New York Northway
Phil Camp
Sherburne Corp
Killington
Ralph Des Lauriers
River Street
Moranda
Society of Due Justice
Santa Claus
Walter Wirmusky
Elks Club
Hoosick Falls
Beaumont
Norman Greenberg
Caracciola
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