Vermont inmate dies. autopsy ordered to avoid foul play
Frederico Cardinalli 32 of Brooklyn died at Vermont State Prison Infirmary after stomach pains. Windsor County State's Attorney James Wright sought an autopsy to rule out foul play. Cardinalli was convicted in 1963 of narcotics possession grand larceny and switchblade possession and was serving sentences up to five years.
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UPI
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Frederico Cardinalli
Brooklyn
N.Y
Windsor County
James Wright
William Krause
Cardinalli
Vermont Senate Conveys Sympathy to Appel o Spacemen Families
The Vermont Senate adopted a joint resolution expressing deepest sympathy to the families of America's three Appelo spacemen killed at Cape Kennedy. The space team astronauts Col. Virgil Grissom Lt Cmdr. Roger Chaffee and Edward White were praised for laboring to expand America's space program and the document directs Secretary of State Harry Cooley to send formal copies to the families.
Vermont House to hold hearing on eliminating assistant judges
The Vermont House Judiciary Committee will hold a public hearing Wednesday on a bill to remove judicial functions from assistant judges as part of a broader judicial reform package from the Legislative Council. A similar measure failed in committee last year while the reforms were pending. Fire destroys three barns on a Middletown Springs farm leased by Edwin Baker. he estimates $7,000 in equipment and $1,000 in hay lost. The farm is owned by Roland Olsenki of Long Island.
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UPI
Edwin Baker
Middletown Springs
Baker
Roland Olsenki
Long Island
Population surge pushes Troy-Saratoga into 100000 class
A New York census shows Troy-Saratoga County's population rising by 12,249 since 1960, reaching 101,345. Rensselaer County ticks up to 146,981 with a 4,396 gain as suburban expansion fuels growth. In Albany, Gov. Rockefeller again denies seeking the 1968 GOP nomination, urging rivals not to split the party. head: Economic Opportunity programs in Rensselaer County face deep cuts with a 50 percent federal funding reduction, forcing cancellation of a second Troy neighborhood center and several youth and homemaker services while Head Start remains funded.
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Margaret Machon
OEO
Mortgage locator aids Vietnam conflict tests in Berkshire
General Electric ordnance department in Pittsfield developed a mortar locator using a two beam radar system. It illuminated two spots on a screen when a shell passed through. coordinates were computed from intercept points. A first combat test was reported by the Defense Department. North Adams hosts a Teen Age Center open house Friday and official opening Saturday at 54 Main St. The club, open to all teens, may admit 20 year olds with parent consent. over 200 applications filed. Local restaurants in the city mostly plan to hold coffee at 10 cents, resisting 15 cent hikes seen in Pittsfield.
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D-N.m
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Investigators Plan To Examine Fire-Charred Apollo 1 Debris
Cape Kennedy reports investigators will remove charred Apollo 1 debris bit by bit today as the nine man board logs each piece to preserve evidence. Dr Robert C Seamans declined to reveal any conclusions as the inquiry continues into last Friday night's fatal cabin fire.
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Vatican May Send Envoy To Russia
Il Messaggero reports Pope Paul VI and Soviet leader Podgorny may exchange envoys after a 65 minute meeting. Vatican envoy Msgr Agostino Casaroli could visit the USSR to discuss a quasi diplomatic exchange. Envoys would have status in fact if not form and address issues one by one.
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Lottery Bill Filed in Maine for Local School Funding
Maine considers a sweepstakes lottery to fund education with local option on ticket sales. Rep. J Richard Roy proposes a commission to run horse race chances, directing proceeds to area school systems amid wider Northeast debates on lotteries after New Hampshire moves ahead.
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Maine
New York
J. Richard Roy
D-Winslow
New Hampshire
Director Admits Poor Judgment Over Envelopes Use
Montpelier Vermont official admits using state equipment to address envelopes containing anti fair housing bill literature. He says the Vermont Real Estate Association paid $100 for the envelopes and the division’s agraph plates were used at no cost.
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Philip H. Hoff
Increased Taxes Proposed on U S Investments Abroad
Federal Reserve Board member Sherman J. Maisel urged higher taxes on U S investments abroad as a substitute for rising interest rates to curb the dollar drain. He called for flexible credits against domestic taxes for overseas investments and proposed reevaluating tax policy to favor direct investment abroad. He spoke at the University of Oregon in Portland during the 1967 business conference. The report noted a 1966 U S travel service rise of 123000 travelers, nearly 12 percent, widening the travel deficit to about 1.2 billion dollars. a separate note mentioned a mail box in St Louis showing the name R E Ward.
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UPI
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Sherman J. Maisel
Congress
Johnson
U.S
Maisel
Portland
Ore
University of Oregon Business School
Church Council Opposes New York Horsebowl Lottery
Albany based Church Council of Churches opposes New Yorks Horsebowl lottery predicting it will not add education funds. Rev T L Conklin blasts rushed passage by Gov Rockefeller and lawmakers noting lottery revenue will replace existing education funds and fall far short of prior estimates.
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Albany
N. Y
UPI
New York
State Council of Churches
T.L. Conklin
Council
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Romney to Speak at Vermont GOP Dinner Oct 28
Michigan Governor George Romney will address Vermont Republicans at a fund raising dinner on October 28 in Burlington. Sen. Edward Janeway announced the date after confirming it with Romney, who was a leading 1968 GOP presidential hopeful. Originally May 27 or November 4 were considered but schedules changed.
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Edward Janeway
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