Vermont items span rescue funeral FCC denial and shooting report
A seven year old boy was found after two hours in a Springfield woods after a family search. In Rutland State Sen Asa Bloomer longtime leader died of a heart attack with leaders including U.S. Sen Aiken and Gov Hoff attending. FCC denied a New Hampshire firm's bid to link Vermont educational TV via Windsor channel 26. In Randolph a 14 year old boy shot in knee by a hunting companion was listed in good condition at the hospital.
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Springfield
Mark Tracy
William Tracy
Elm Hill
Rutland
Asa S. Bloomer
Bloomer
Rutland County
Montpelier
U.S
George D. Aiken
Philip H. Hoff
Ernest W. Gibson
Masons
American Legion
Ralph A. Foote
Frederick J. Fayette
Burlington
William J. Burke
Rutland City
William J. Hogan
Earle H. Bishop
West Rutland
Christopher A. Webber
Bennington
T. Garry Buckley
Town Republican Committee
James B. Gibney
Col
Edward H. Giles
Vermont Soldiers Home
Federal Communications Commission
New Hampshire
Vermont
New England
Raymond V. Phillips
University of Vermont
FCC
Windsor
Randolph
Benjamin Ashley Jr
Ransand Purinton
Bethel
Randolph Road
Young Purinton
UVM President Objects to Hoff Budget Proposal
Dr. John T. Fey, president of the University of Vermont, denounces Gov. Hoff's budget as totally unsatisfactory. UVM seeks about 9.4 million for two years, Hoff suggests 6.3 million, and Fey plans to appeal to the legislature. He opposes a tuition hike without notice, noting UVM tuition is already the nation's highest at 416 dollars for residents and 1,200 for nonresidents.
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Burlington
John T. Fey
University of Vermont
Philip H. Hoff
UVM
Hoff
Fey
Tribute honors Air Force Captain Evankovich in Cambridge
Citizens in the Cambridge area dedicate a monument to Air Force Captain Carl Evankovich who died in a 1962 F102A crash. The ceremony features a color guard from Westover AFB and Cambridge American Legion post 634 with a flag salute and family attendance. Governor Rockefeller signals openness to budget cuts and defense spending linked license increases.
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Cambridge — Area
Air Force
Carl Evankovich
Center Cambridge
Westover Air Force Base
Maxson
American Legion of Cambridge
United States Air Force
N.Y
Cambridge Area
Evankovich
Pittsburgh
Snow Sports Draw Berkshire Crowds After Heavy Snow
Five snowmobile racers contested a six mile obstacle course at the Spruces in Williamstown while skiers flocked to Petersburg Pass Thunder Mountain Dutch Hill and Bousquet amid up to eight inches of new snow. In nearby Williamstown the town meeting will approve 33 articles and a 1 690 305 budget with 1 435 248 to be raised by tax plus revenue. The plan omits 250 000 for pumping facilities and standpipe projects.
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North Adams
Greylock Mountain
Spruces
Williamstown
Petersburg Pass
Thunder Mountain
Dutch Hill
Bousquet
Vermont
Upper
New York State
Walter G. Mitchell
Weather forecast warns of cold week across New England
The U S Weather Bureau predicts five days of below normal temperatures from Tuesday to Saturday for Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island and northeastern New York with average drops of 3 to 6 degrees. Precipitation totals 0 2 to 0 6 inches likely mainly as snow around Thursday and again Saturday.
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Boston
U. S. Weather Bureau
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
New York
Science Finds Non-Surgical Piles Cure Preparation H
A new healing substance called Bio-Dyne used in Preparation H shrinks hemorrhoids, stops itching, and relieves pain without surgery. Case after case shows actual shrinkage while easing discomfort, with patients noting piles are no longer a problem. The discovery comes from a world famous research institute and is available as suppositories or ointment.
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New York, N. Y
Vermont photographer Tangles With Ted Kennedy
Vermont photographer Philip N. Lawson and a Kennedy spokesman gave conflicting accounts of a Smugglers Notch lounge incident over a candid shot of Sen Edward M Kennedy. Lawson says Kennedy grabbed the camera tore the case and damaged film while the Kennedy aide says Lawson offered no pose and cooperated. Lawson claims the senator refused to pose and the photographer acted professionally. Publisher William Loeb defended Lawson noting he acted courteously and waited, while he accused the Kennedys of attempting to suppress news.
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Philip N. Lawson
Vermont Sunday News
U.S
Edward
Ted) Kennedy
Dmass
Stowe
U. S
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Veremont
St. Albans
Kennedy
Lawson
Robert F. Kennedy
Robert McNamara
Defense
Washington
Laweson
William Loeb
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