Rutland youth receives suspended sentence for lewd act
A Claremont NH youth Edward R. Keeler, 19, was given a one to three year term at Windsor House of Correction for lascivious behavior but the sentence was suspended. He was placed on probation and ordered to continue psychiatric treatment after admitting to an open and gross lewdness incident near downtown Rutland. The case was heard in Municipal Court before Judge Richard F. Sullivan. The Burlington area note also cites St Michael's College Winter Weekend plan with a Roaring Twenties theme, crowning of a Queen, snow sculpture, semi formal, and a Sunday ski Mass.
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Rutland
Winooski
St. Michael’s College
Alliott Hall
Fire destroys 60 cattle at Erwin Gast dairy farm
Pre-dawn blaze in minus 15 degree weather at the Erwin Gast dairy farm in Tunbridge destroyed 60 head of cattle and vehicles totaling more than 50,000 dollars. Firemen from South Royalton and East Randolph saved the eight room home. Loss included two tractors a spreader 2,000 pounds of milk and several tons of hay.
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Tunbridge
UPD
Erwin
Breslin tax plea ends in light $750 fine
Former Albany Welfare Commissioner Marsh Breslin pleaded guilty to one tax filing charge. He paid taxes and penalties two weeks later and was praised by Judge Foley as not blemishing his official conduct. In Clinton Corners, a fire killed four at a Hudson River State Hospital outpatient clinic, with 16 patients believed housed there.
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Albany
Marsh W. Breslin
U.S
James T. Foley
Breslin
Clinton Corners
Hudson River State Hospital
Dutchess County
Cambridge People's Party caucus nominates trustees
The Cambridge People's Party will hold its annual caucus next Tuesday at 3 PM in the Municipal Building to nominate two trustees for two-year terms to fill the expired terms of Thomas F. Dunn and Donald J. Presler. Mayor Lindsay urged beefing up New York City's police force by executive action in Utica.
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Cambridge
People’s Party
Thomas F. Dunn
Donald J. Presler
Utica
John V. Lindsay
New York City
Lindsay
New York State Society of Newspaper Editors
Memorial tower plans delayed for Mt Greylock summit
Adams chairman J Norman Connor said plans for a veterans memorial tower on Mount Greylock will not be available for study for another two weeks. The new plans will be shown to veterans groups and other interested persons.
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ADAMS
J. Norman Connor
Mt. Greylock
Fulltime Administrator Favored by Pittsfield School Panel
Pittsfield School Committee chairman Frank M. Pupo supports hiring a fulltime administrator to research and apply for federal education grants. Previously Supt. of Schools James P. Reynolds and Committeeman John J. Quinn urged establishing the position.
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Pittsfield
Frank M. Pupo
Supt. of
James P. Reynolds
John J. Quinn
Town issues warrant for office building upgrades
Williamstown voters can review a 23 article warrant including two new items to appropriate 6882 for cell block hardware and for fire proof vault storage space in the new town office building. The warrant is printed and available at the town office.
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Williamstown
Fire damages former Williams College dean’s property
In Williamstown on Bee Hill Road a fire damaged the home of former dean Robert R. Brooks while he is on assignment in India. The residence housed Dr. Stuart Jones and his family, who evacuated to a motel. Officials attributed the blaze to a portable heater in a bedroom. Meanwhile Bruce Bergendahl, 18, was bound over to the grand jury on a manslaughter charge related to the death of Williamstown teen Lawrence White after a New Year’s Eve incident, with $5,000 bail set.
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Williamstown
Williams College
Robert R. Brooks
Bee Hill Road
Brooks
State Department of India
Stuart Jones
Jones
UPI
Bruce Bergendahl
Lawrence White
Favorable Action Expected On Educational TV Network
In Montpelier Vermont lawmakers tackle three major items including a $2.3 million bill to establish an educational television network. With favorable committee reports, the measure could reach final passage in the House via suspension of rules, aiming for operation by next October if approved in this special session. The Senate opens debate on the poll tax.
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House
Senate
Solons
Vermont House Passes Expo 67 Bill Amid Debate
The Vermont House advanced a $400000 appropriation for Vermont's Expo 67 pavilion in Montreal, despite a 7372 vote and opposition from Rep Emory A Hebard who warned the shack on the parade ground may be worthless. Gov Hoff seeks lowcost Canadian power. the panel will hear expert testimony on a taxexempt nonprofit plan.
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Vermont
Hebard
Fred Westfal
Elmore
Humorist Will Entertain At State Bankers' Meeting
Several hundred bankers from every part of Vermont attend the mid winter Vermont Bankers Association gathering at Hotel Vermont Burlington. The program features speakers including Robert T. Stafford Lt Gov Daley and The Most Rev Robert Joyce with a humorist Samuel H Ramsay addressing The value of a sense of humor Mrs Jeanette Beechler speaks on Bankers in High Heels The agricultural luncheon is led by Clarence Campbell and Edward Alexander with Farm Family Project remarks by Charles Rising and a probate court address by J William O'Brien.
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Burlington
Robert T. Stafford
Vermont
Vermont Bankers Association, Inc
Stafford
John J. Daley
Robert F. Joyce
Samuel H. Ramsay
Rumford
R.I
Bankers
Clarence S. Campbell
Vermont Bankers Association
Peoples National Bank of
Barre
Jeanette M. Beechler
New England
National Association of Bank Women
Connecticut Bank and Trust Co
Manchester
Howard National Bank and Trust Company
Charles S. Rising
U.S. Department of Labor
Montpelier
Rising
Trust Division
J. William O’brien
Chittenden County
Milne Named in Vermont Disbarment Petition
Rep Donald G Milne of Barre is named in a disbarment petition filed by Vermont Attorney General John P Comparn in the Vermont Supreme Court. The petition cites five counts of fraud and forgery tied to 35000 in clients funds and seeks Milnes removal from the practice of law. Milne testified Jan 21 before the Vermont Bar Association committee about 29000 allegedly misappropriated funds and said the money was deposited in a California bank but could not name the bank.
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Montpelier
UPD
Donald G. Milne
R-Barre
Vermont Supreme Court
John P. Comparn
Milne
Vermont
Supreme Court
Vermont Bar Association
Connarn
California
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Springfield
Vermont 11
Pittsford
David Watkins
Ellen Holleran
Fair Haven
Vermont Women’s Reformatory
Miss Holleran
Carolyn Thompson
John V. Woodhull
New York
Down In
Berkshire
Veterans Memorial
Bee Hill
Bergendahl
Educational
New Hampshire
John W. King
Hoff
King
Vermont House
Senate Banking and Corporations Committee
Philip H. Hoff
Central Vermont
Albert Cree
Cree
Fish and Game Board
Kenalene Collins
Readsboro
Theodore M. Riehle Jr
South Burlington
Collins
Peter Joseph
Island Pond
State Bankers’ Meeting
William L. McKee
Samuel Ramsay
H. Greenberg & Son, Inc
Main ST
Dial
Bennington
Bellemare
North Benn. Rd
First National Stores
North Bennington Road
Bennington, Vt
Lincoln
Main Street
Jean-Pierre Filipinetti
Mercedes
Ford
Filipinetti
M. Filipinetti
America
Mustang
BRONCO + FALCON
Fairlane
Manchester Motors, Inc
Manchester Center
Wilson Ford, Inc
Bennington, Vermont
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