Vermont Republicans set 1st workshop with lawmakers and leaders
Two state representatives Lyman Hunt Essex Junction and Carroll Towne Milton join more than ten Republicans at the Vermont Federation of Young Republicans workshop at the Sheraton Motor Inn starting 1 30 p m Speakers include Mrs Clifford Harwood Manchester president of the Women' s Federation Paul Whitaker Windsor YA director James Allen Champlain College YA Chairman James Ennis and Michael Lanphere of Business Systems of Vermont Nikki Newcomb Sheraton Motor Inn sales rep Greg Premo Redwood Motel manager and three VA county directors Paul Bohne Bennington Addison William Palmer Jr Lamoille to discuss Leadership Training School
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Vermont Federation of Young Republicans
Lyman Hunt
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Milton
Sheraton Motor Inn
Vermont Federation of Republican Women
YGOP
Clifford Harwood
Manchester
Women’s Federation
Paul Whitaker
Windsor County
James Allen
Champlain College
James Ennis
Michael Lanphere
Business Systems of Vermont
Nikki Newcomb
Greg Premo
Redwood
Paul Bohne
Bennington County
William Palmer Jr
Addison County
William Baker
Lamoille County
Blood donations surge in Vermont and New Hampshire
Blood drives across Vermont and New Hampshire collected 1314 pints in 10 draws, the highest weekly total in a year. The Mansfield Avenue Red Cross center distributed 945 pints with 857 to 62 hospitals in the two states. Dartmouth College students in Hanover, N.Y., donated 443 pints in three days, while Burlington residents led community totals at 255 pints. Claremont, Manchester, and Keene exceeded 100 pints in New Hampshire.
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New Hampshire
Mansfield Avenue
Burlington Area
Claremont
Manchester
Keene
Two Vermont Highways Fatalities Raise 1967 Toll
Two people died on Vermont highways during the weekend, boosting 1967 road deaths to ten. In Sherburne on U S Route 4, 17 year old Robert C Grace of Florence died as his car struck a truck while riding with driver Michael Elnicki Jr 46 of Brandon. A second fatality, Algis Eidukevicius 35 of Brooklyn New York, died in Bellows Falls Rockingham Hospital after a single car crash two hours earlier.
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UPI
Vermont
Robert C. Grace
Florence
Michael Elnicki Jr
Brandon
Brooklyn, N.Y
Rockingham Hospital
Bellows Falls
Lawmakers to Review 1967 Session at Burlington Meeting
Vermont House Speaker Richard Mallary and House Minority Leader Leo O'Brien will address the Burlington Lake Champlain Chamber of Commerce to review the 1967 session. The February membership meeting will be held at the Hotel Vermont. Both leaders, Mallary of Fairlee and O'Brien of South Burlington, are sponsored by the chamber's Legislative Affairs Committee.
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Burlington
UPI
Vermont
Richard Mallary
House
Leo O’brien
Burlington-Lake Champlain
Cardiovascular Teaching Day at Albany Medical Center
Complications of heart attacks will be the subject of the annual Cardiovascular Teaching Day at Albany Medical Center on Thursday starting at 9 a.m. in Huyck Auditorium. Attendees from Bennington and nearby areas are invited, directed by Dr. Joseph T. Doyle with guest faculty from the University of Rochester including Dr. Arthur J. Moss, Dr. Gerald W. Murphy, and Dr. Paul N. Yu.
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Albany Medical Center
Huyck
Bennington
Joseph T. Doyle
University of Rochester School of Medicine
Denistry
Arthur J. Moss
Gerald W. Murphy
Paul N. Yu
Albany bishop wins Brotherhood Award at memorial service
The Most Rev. Edward J. Maginn apostolic administrator of the Albany Diocese received the second annual Brotherhood Award at the Four Chaplains Memorial Service. Albany Post 105 Jewish War Veterans organized the event and Maginn thanked those who have turned brotherhood into community action.
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Albany
Edward J. Maginn
Albany Post 105
Hoosick Falls Board Rejects Abortion Law Opposition
Hoosick Falls Village Board declined to go on record opposing proposed changes in abortion law. Trustees bypassed Trustee Don St. Hilaire’s suggestion, saying the issue lies outside local government authority.
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Hoosick Falls
Don St. Hilaire
Berkshire billboards declared active by OAB in Stockbridge Road
The state Outdoor Advertising Board ruled two Stockbridge Road billboards in Berkshire are active and in good standing. Maurice Callahan & Sons Advertising won after a contentious review, with the OAB finding they meet section 4A of Chapter 90 outdoor advertising regulations.
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Great Barrington
Stockbridge Road
State Outdoor Advertising Board
Maurice Callahan & Sons
OAB
Williams College names carnival queen from campus entries
Miss Cheryl L. Gibbons 23 of Ashton Maryland wins Williams College Winter Carnival queen title chosen from 15 candidates representing campus residences. A 1965 Ohio Wesleyan graduate, she is engaged to Williams senior Steve Bartholomew of Essex Falls New Jersey and teaches English at Joslin High School in Providence Rhode Island.
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Cheryl L. Gibbons
Ashton
Williams College
Gibbons
Ohio Wesleyan University
Steve Bartholomew
Essex Falls
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Williams
Joslin High School
Providence
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Car Bus Collision on Route 7 20 Ends Mild Injury
Edwin H. Eastland of Pittsfield drove into the left front of a Greyhound bound Albany to Boston. Bus driver Martin N. Tinchyn of Altamount, NY, and 23 passengers escaped serious injury. Nearby, Walter J. Connant’s two barns and four cattle were destroyed by a Sunday night fire with no immediate damage estimate.
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Pittsfield
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Boston
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Altamount
N.Y
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Connant
Legislative Hearing Tuesday On Rival Labor Relations Bills
In Montpelier a public hearing is set for Tuesday at 1 30 p m on two labor relations bills. One measure backed by Gov Hoff covers Vermont industries with five or more employees and intra state firms not covered by Taft Hartley giving employees a majority vote to form a union. The second bill by Sen Daniel Ruggles is patterned after the national Labor Relations Act and critics say leans toward management. Committees sponsor the hearing with other hearings this week on topics from Sunday drinking to Fish and Game budget.
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Fish and Game Committee
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Monkton
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Fair Haven
Atomic Pioneer Oppenheimer Dies At 62 In Princeton
J Robert Oppenheimer who led Los Alamos and headed the Institute for Advanced Study at Princeton University dies at 62 from throat cancer at his home. A memorial service is set for 3 p.m. at Alexander Hall, Princeton. His widow Katherine declines comment on funeral details.
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Los Alamos, N.M
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Nagasaki
Dwight Eisenhower
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Romney Okays Washington Headquarters Opening
Romney approves a Washington office for a new Romney-for-President committee led by Leonard W. Hall with Gov George W Romney backing the plan. Hall heads the committee and Romney wields the encouragement of a presidential bid while launching a week-long Western tour criticizing Johnson's Vietnam policies.
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UPI
Michigan
Leonard W. Hall
Republican National Committee
Eisenhower
George W. Romney
Romney
Vietnam
Hall
Richard M. Nixon
Income policy urged to replace guideposts on price stability
United Auto Workers President Walter Reuther urged a broad income policy to replace the current price control guideposts. He argued the present system ignores profits, nonwage income, and unjustified price hikes, calling for flexible, equitable measures including profit sharing and advance notice before price increases by dominant firms.
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UPI
United Auto Workers
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Congressional Joint Economic Committee
Reuther
America
UAW
Council of Economic Advisors
United States
UVM Expects 350000 Balance in Upcoming Year
UPI reports University of Vermont aims to end the current fiscal year with a 350000 balance. As of January 31 the general fund stands at 447000. Trustee Elmer Nicholson cites a 193000 cut in medical center spending and a 244000 rise in tuition from more out of state students as key factors. He warns budget cuts for the next biennium could severely hurt operations.
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Nicholson
UVM
Mary Hitchcock Plans Regional Cancer Center in Hanover
Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital in Hanover NH will establish a regional cancer center to combat high northern New England cancer death rates. The project includes a $500000 grant from the Irene Heinz Given and John La Porte Foundation for equipment, including a 42 million electron volt Siemens betatron therapy unit, one of only four in the world.
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Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital
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New Hampshire
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