Vermont Guard seeks help for families of trainees
Vermont Army National Guard officers are detailing state aid to families and dependents for members called to four and a half months or more of active duty training. Brig. Gen. Wayne H. Page announced medical care through military channels and guidance to unit commanders on accessing aid via Department of Social Welfare offices in Burlington, St. Albans, Montpelier, St. Johnsbury, Rutland and Springfield. The pay for an E-2 guard member is $100.50 per month, creating potential financial hardship for civilian workers, and families are being informed of rights to this state assistance.
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Vermont Army National Guard
Wayne H. Page
Vermont
Vermont Social Welfare
John J. Wackerman
Department of Social Welfare
Burlington
St. Albans
Montpelier
St. Johnsbury
Rutland
Springfield
Page
Burlington man, girl buried after stabbing deaths
Authorities released the bodies of Jacqueline Jill Rudolph aged 10 and her father David 36 for burial after a family stabbing in North Burlington. Rodney 17, the stepbrother, is charged with first degree murder and is under psychiatric evaluation. The father died at Mary Fletcher Hospital after being in critical condition. Dolores 39 remains hospitalized. Pathologist Dr. Richard Woodruff said Rudolph died from blood poisoning linked to stab wounds. Bodies transferred to Philadelphia after full post mortem.
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North Burlington
Rodney
State Hospital
Waterbury
Mary Fletcher Hospital
Dolores
Richard Woodruff
Rudolph
Philadelphia
Vermonters nominated for state and local history awards
Charles T. Morrissey of the Vermont Historical Society is state chairman for the American Association for State and Local History awards. He screens and recommends Vermonters and Vermont organizations with notable achievements. Regional and national committees will announce decisions at the annual meeting next August in Toronto.
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State and Local History Association
Toronto
Canada
Masked robbers raid Addison restaurant owner
State police sought three masked bandits who bound and gagged elderly restaurant owner Francis Passage and robbed him of $50 late Saturday night. The suspects wore rubber Halloween masks and one carried a pistol at the Addison restaurant.
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UPI
Francis Passage
Kingston store owner dies after breaking in
Herman Bietz, 71, a Kingston grocery store owner, died Sunday after a break in at his shop. Police found him unconscious near a broken front door glass after midnight Saturday. cash register was undisturbed, no theft confirmed.
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Kingston
Herman Bietz
Bietz
Adams Deliso seeks 1500 acres for Saddleback ski resort plan
Industrialist Joseph Deliso confirmed a Thursday application to the Massachusetts Department of Natural Resources for a 1500 acre Saddleback Peak lease on Mt. Greylock to develop a year round ski and recreation center. A soil and topography study will be conducted, with Mt Greylock Tramway backers supporting the proposal. In North Adams John Carradine will inaugurate a free program and concert series at the state college on March 21, with future acts including Dick Delaney and Roger Conklin as part of a spring 1967 experimental series. In Stockbridge Dr Otto A Will Jr of Chestnut Lodge has been named medical director of Austin Riggs Center, effective June 1.
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North Adams
John Carradine
North Adams State College
Dick Delaney
Craig Spence
Mutual Broadcasting System
Roger Conklin
Stockbridge
Otto A. Will Jr
Sandy Springs
Chestnut Lodge
Rockville
Austin Riggs Center
Bitter cold sweeps nation as Midwest endures major snowstorm
Temperatures plunge across the nation with readings down to 36 degrees below zero in Minnesota and 30 below in North Dakota, while Chicago piles up 36 inches of snow in 11 days. Snow falls from New York to Ohio as winds reach 50 mph and blue highways reel from blizzard conditions. expressways stay open but travel slows, and several areas consider school closings while Gulf Coast rain dampens the region. Continuous arctic chill grips the central states, with rare lightning in snowfall and widespread weather warnings extending from Texas through New England.
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Chicago
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Ohio Valley
West Virginia
New England
Minnesota
North Dakota
Great Lakes
New York City
Peras
Windy City
South Dakota
Ohio
Toledo
Illinois Federation of Teachers
Patterson Air Force Base
Indiana
Pennsylvania
New York
Plains
Colorado
New Mexico
Gulf Coast
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