Vermont official backs Interstate P line in good faith review
Thomas J. Kenney said the Montpelier Interstate route P line will face new consideration in good faith after a Washington meeting with Barre delegates Rex Whitten and Thurman Dix. Sen. George D. Aiken supported Vermont’s position as cost estimates differed between federal officials and the state highway department.
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Montpelier
Thomas J. Kenney
Hoff
Kenney
Washington
Barre
Rex Whitten
Bureau of Public Roads
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
State
Vermont Supreme Court Opens Feb Term Honors Former Chief Justice
In Montpelier the Vermont Supreme Court opened its February term with a portrait unveiling for former Chief Justice Benjamin Hulburd who resigned February 1. Hulburd served 15 years on the Vermont bench and led the court as chief justice since 1959.
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Montpelier
Vermont Supreme Court
Benjamin Hulbard
Supreme Court
State Library
Hulburd
Vermont
Vermont highway chief says interstate pace must rise
Vermont Highway Commissioner Russell Holden warns the 324 mile superhighway project will miss the 1972 target unless the construction rate grows 300 percent. He notes 75 miles are open, with 250 miles yet to build over the next nine years and urges planning discussions at the University of Vermont lecture series.
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Burlington
Vermont
Russell Holden
Holden
University of Vermont
Hoff appeals Rockefeller over Ticonderoga Creek dumping
Vermont Governor Hoff says he has asked New York Governor Rockefeller to intervene on industrial waste discharges into Ticonderoga Creek from an International Paper Co plant. Hoff calls the dumping outrageous and notes the creek is now hardly navigable.
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Addison County
Levitt to speak on life in the universe at St Michael's
Dr. I M Levitt of Philadelphia's Fels Planetarium and space columnist will discuss Other Life in the Universe at St Michael's College on February 17 at 8 30 p m. The free public talk in Austin Hall is hosted by the Student Forum Lecture Series.
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Winooski Park
I.M. Levitt
Philadelphia
Fels Planetarium
St. Michael’s College
Austin Hall
Levitt
Drexel Institute of Technology
Ear
Albany Medical College Wins Federal Grant For Tay-Sachs Research
Albany Medical College received a federal grant of 58206 to study a blood fat abnormality that may detect Tay-Sachs disease in children. The research could warn prospective parents about risk before conceiving. Patients from Albany Medical Center Hospital’s pediatrics ward will join the study.
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Albany
Albany Medical College
Albany Medical Center Hospital
Mt Greylock forms Civil Rights Committee students
In Berkshire Mt Greylock Regional High School students form a Civil Rights Committee to meet Mondays at 2 pm to raise awareness and support for civil rights, focusing on granting rights to all citizens. North Adams retirements and a Mohawk Trail trailer crash also noted with details.
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Williamstown
Mt. Greylock Regional High School
North Adams
Mohawk Trail
Robert Provost
Burlington
Producer Says His Show is Pure Escape
AP report notes Paul Henning describes The Beverly Hillbillies as pure escape for laughs. He left drama after writing The Bob Cummings Show and toured the country before creating Hillbillies and Petticoat Junction.
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New York
Paul Henning
Bob Cummings
Henning
Kentucky
Iowa
Illinois
Virginia
Goldwater Still Leads In N H Primary Race
A New Hampshire AP survey shows Senator Barry Goldwater is still the front runner among county committee members, with Rockefeller gaining slightly. Most leaders remain undecided on the nominee for the July convention.
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Goldwater
N.H
Concord
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
New Hampshire
Associated Press
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Sniper Sought In California Beach Killings
Police hunt a thrill killer after Navy radioman Johnny Swindle and his wife Joyce were shot to death on a California beach. The couple, married Jan 18, were found on a moonless cliff side with a box of Valentine candy nearby. Investigators say motive remains unclear while the sniper fired five shots from the cliff and two more as a coup de grace.
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San Diego
Calif
Navy
Johnny Ray Swindle
Joyce
Jasper
Ala
Ed de Bolt
William Schenck
Pacific Ocean
Swindle
Bennington Banner Telephone and address details
The Bennington Banner lists its telephone numbers for business newsrooms and advertising and provides home delivery and subscription rates. It notes daily publication except Sundays and holidays and identifies its location at 425 Main St in Bennington Vermont along with AP affiliation.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
Associated Press
AP News
Vermont
U.S
Massachusetts Crime Commission constitutional ruling affirmed by court
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court upheld the Commission's legality to summon Edmund Sheridan as a witness and denied a temporary order. The court also rejected appeals by former Housing Board officials Leo Benoit and John S Letteny to quash indictments.
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High Court
Commission
Edmund Sheridan
Department of Public Works
Supreme Court
Housing Board
Leo Benoit
John S. Letteny
Ekberg Shaves Sinatra in Film Scene as Lessons Noted
Anita Ekberg, per Warner Bros, learned barbering for a 4 For Texas scene in which she shaves Frank Sinatra with a straight razor. The piece discusses immunity claims tied to prior testimony before a commission and rulings narrowing immunity and cooperation between agencies.
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Hollywood
UPI
Anita Ekberg
Warner Bros
Texas
Frank Sinatra
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