Fire Ravages Three Homes Near Rutland Fuel Firm
In downtown Rutland three homes were swept by fire early today near a fuel company. Five people were hospitalized including 10 month old twins Angela and Marie Stannard. Angela and Marie were among the Stannard children taken to Rutland Hospital. Richard Gilman, a truck driver for People's Fuel Co., rescued one Stannard child. Mr and Mrs Edward C Canavan and their only child escaped to safety. Three other Stannard children were also taken to the hospital, their injuries not yet confirmed.
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Rutland
UPI
Angela
Marie Stannard
Daniel Stannard
Stannard
Rutland Hospital
Edward C. Canavan
Richard Gilman
People’s Fuel Co
Fire damages Middlebury home injures two
A chimney fire gutted a one room Middlebury home belonging to Romeo Cousino 51 and injured him and volunteer firefighter Albert Bingham Jr 38. Cousino was treated for shock at Porter Hospital in good condition while Bingham suffered a wrist cut during firefighting efforts.
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Middlebury
UPI
Romeo Cousino
Cousino
Albert Bingham Jr
Porter Hospital
Bingham
Visiting professor Plum starts five day stint in Vermont
Dr Fred Plum Cornell neurology chief begins five days as a visiting professor at the University of Vermont He will give talks and tour Mary Fletcher and Bishop de Goesbriand hospitals Also in Burlington a federal jury dismissed 400000 in suits over a 1963 Sheldon Springs car train crash that killed four In St Albans John G W Mahanna Civil Defense official will speak on Tuesday at Alltonoe Club about the national program and Vermont progress
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Lamoille County
Sheldon Springs
Howard Bohannon
Albury Springs
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ST. Albans
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Office of Civil Defense
Washington
Berkshire Eagle
Pittsfield
Mass
Alltonoe Club
Mahanna
Civil Defense
Pentagon
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Defense Department
Vermont Action Committee Wins $70,731 Head Start Grant
The Vermont Action Committee headquartered in Montpelier has received a $70,731 federal grant from the Office of Economic Opportunity for a Head Start project serving 150 preschool children in Lamoille Washington Orange Windsor Addison and Rutland Counties.
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Federal Office of Economic Opportunity
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Windsor
Addison
Rutland
Hudson Valley College dorm looted. steak left thawed
Three coeds at Hudson Valley Community College report their rooms at 36 Vandenburgh Ave looted this week. They say an intruder stole clothing jewelry and money and ate steak and parsnips, leaving an uncooked steak in the refrigerator. Police are investigating.
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Troy
Hudson Valley Community College
Hornung skips Albany sports smoker amid cold excuse
Paul Hornung failed to attend the Albany annual sports smoker drawing 2000 fans and St James Holy Name Society members. He offered 15 minutes notice, calling from Chicago to say he was in bed with a cold. Notre Dame coach Ara Parseghian spoke to fans with confidence on football topics.
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Hornung
St. James Holy Name Society
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Notre Dame
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Sanford Cluett Sr 50th Wedding Anniversary Noted Inventor
Mr and Mrs Sanford L Cluett Sr marked their 50th wedding anniversary at their Palm Beach winter home. Cluett formerly led Walter A Wood Co Hoosick Falls and now serves as VP of Cluett Peabody & Co inventing improvements including sanforizing. He is 91.
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Troy
Sanford L. Cluett Sr
Palm Beach
Walter A. Wood Co
Hoosick Falls
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Cluett, Peabody & Co., Inc
Texan Drive-In owners found guilty of running lottery
In North Adams Berkshire district court John R Hancock 40 Doris Hancock and employee Blanche Lagess 51 of Adams were found guilty of setting up and promoting a lottery and fined 115 total. They appealed. A police lunch stop revealed gambling was allowed on the premises.
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North Adams
Texan Drive-In
John R. Hancock
Doris
Blanche Lagess
Adams
Judge to rule on evictions in North Adams case
A judge will decide by Monday if eviction notices issued by North Adams Futures Inc have legal weight to force three businesses out. Attorney Bernard Lenhoff argued the notices giving a Feb 1 move-out date are invalid for technical reasons. Special Justice Benjamin Apkin will issue the ruling.
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North Adams
North Adams Futures, Inc
Bernard Lenhoff
Benjamin Apkin
Poll Tax Repeal Advances In Vermont Legislature
Vermont lawmakers moved to repeal the poll tax with a Senate 14-9 vote after a tight House tally of 73-72. Delays due to Sen. Eastman’s absence slowed action, then an amendment restricting voting on local money matters was dropped. The bill faced little opposition on final passage Thursday.
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House
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R.addison
Philip H. Hoff
Frederick Fayette
Andrew L. Orzel
Rutland
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Fayette
Orzel
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State House
Banking and Corporations Committee
Daulton Mann
Peru
John Alden
Woodstock
House Judiciary Committee
No Pigeon Records In New Almanac
UPI reports the 1966 World Almanac omits pigeon flying records and other old items while expanding in pages and scope. The piece also touches on Vermont poll tax changes and a Canadian power bill debate, noting political tensions and calls for accountability in the Vermont Senate.
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New York
UPI
New York World- Telegram
the Sun
Integrated Jury Convicts Eight Tennessee Black People
Eight Black defendants were convicted by an integrated jury in Memphis on charges of raping two white girls during a Nov 14, 1964 incident. Sentences ranged to 99 years for seven men with two acquittals. two ringleaders faced a possible electric chair verdict, though capital punishment had not been applied since 1960. Appeals planned by defense.
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Memphis, Tenn
UPI
Tennessee
Charles Hunter
Franklin Wright
Tennessee State Penitentiary
Nashville
William Times
Frank Clement
L. Harris
Earl Foster
Garfield Houston
Elester Benton
Edgar Williams Jr
Andrew Lee Pearson
Johnny Lee Green
Amos Lee Marshall
Anti Mophead Drive Launches in Mexico by College Students
In Monterrey a nationwide anti mophead drive began with public shearing of the Yakis rock group by about 2,000 university students supporting a government order barring long haired male musicians on Jalisco TV. The Yakis and their Sidemen submitted to the campaign as threats of vigilante head shaving loomed.
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Mexico
UPI
Jalisco
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