Burlington youth corps funds approved in Vermont
The Labor Department approved a Burlington neighborhood youth corps project with a federal contribution of 29340 dollars of a 35980 dollar program for 90 in school enrollees to gain work experience. Separately, U S Army plans new air defense battalions using 20 mm Vulcan systems aboard M115 carriers for rapid fire and Chaparral missiles. Vermont Senate moves to oppose Boston and Maine Railroad service cuts by sending a joint resolution to the Interstate Commerce Commission and state delegation regarding the Wash ingtonian Montrealer and Ambassador trains scheduled for March vi.
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Burlington
API
Labor Department
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Washington
School Commission
UPS
U.S. Army
Rutland Man Dies After House Fire
Robert Davis, age 71, died at Rutland Hospital Thursday afternoon, two hours after flames and smoke engulfed his small one story home. Firefighters found him badly burned and suffering from smoke inhalation on the floor. he was conscious when rushed to the hospital.
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Rutland
Robert Davis
Rutland Hospital
Vermont Arts Council Views Local Architecture Worth Saving
The Vermont Council on the Arts conducted a Thursday night tour in Montpelier, led by Architect Robert Burley, showcasing Federal, Greek Revival, Post-Civil War, and Victorian structures through colored slides. In Middlebury, Roger Buchika and Susan Hellier were crowned king and queen of the Winter Carnival underway that week.
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Montpelier
Vermont Council On the Arts
Robert Burley
Middlebury
Roger Buchika
Haverhill
Mass
Susan Hellier
Hingham
Influenza Epidemic Echoes 1918 Crisis in Springfield
Springfield cites current influenza epidemic that closed area schools and recalls 1918 flu when the Walter White Home became a temporary infirmary for numerous patients. The old report notes many were dying like flies.
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Springfield
Walter White
Rubino Named Chairman of National State Planning Committee
MONTPELIER The director of the Vermont Central Planning Office Richard G Rubino has been named chairman of the American Institute of Planners national committee on State Planning. The seven member panel covers state planning techniques interstate cooperation personnel and education for planning agencies dissemination of planning information research seminars conferences and ties with other professional organizations.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Richard G. Rubino
American Institute of Planners
National Committee On
Colonie Police arrest suspect in Loudonville jewel theft
A Colonie warrant against Paul D. Chamberlain 32 of Ballston Lake ties him to a $45,000 jewel robbery at Harold Gabrilove’s Loudonville home last March. He was arrested at gunpoint after a Schenectady search found some stolen items at his home and Northville camp. he is out on $2,000 bail after prior Ellis Hospital admission.
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Colonie
Colonie Police Department
Paul D. Chamberlain
Ballston Lake
Harold Gabrilove
Loudonville
Chamberlain
Hogan's Towne House
Schenectady
Northville
Ellis Hospital
Lansingburgh teachers discuss non-graded school plan
Teachers met with Dr. William McLaughlin, a St. John's University professor and consultant on non-graded organizations, to hear about steps toward eliminating graded classes in the Lansingburgh elementary school.
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Troy
Lansingburgh
William McLaughlin
McLaughlin
St. John’s University
Opera stars join Ormandy for festival finale at Saratoga
A group of renowned artists led by soprano Montserrat Caballo Hilde Gueden Christa Ludwig and Roberta Peters will perform Der Rosenkavalier and Die Fledermaus with Eugene Ormandy and the Philadelphia Orchestra in the Saratoga Performing Arts Center festival finale next summer.
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Saratoga
Montserrat Caballo
Hilde Gueden
Christa Ludwiga
Roberta Peters
Eugene Ormandy
Philadelphia Orchestra
der Rosenkavalier
Die Fledermaus
Saratoga Performing Arts Center
Teachers to Study Modern Math at North Adams State
Elementary teachers in Berkshire will begin classes in modern mathematics at North Adams State College next week. The course offers two semester hours credit and supports the transition to the Addison-Wesley math program to take effect in the city school system this fall.
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North Adams
North Adams State College
Addison-Wesley
Two Will Be Honored At Brotherhood Dinner
Williamstown and North Adams residents Mrs Reginald H White of Clarksburg and Harry Melcher were chosen to receive the Human Relations award of Northern Berkshire Chapter NCJ at the 15th annual brotherhood dinner. Mrs White cited for volunteer work and Melcher for many agency service and dedication to brotherhood. Pittsfield State Police probe vandalism at Camp Eagle Washington. Over 300 windows and about 600 panes shattered likely by BB guns at the October State Forest Boys Scout camp. Boats, canoes damaged, paintings torn, furniture overturned. damage estimated $2000 to $2500.
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Williamstown
Reginald H. White
Clarksburg
Harry Melcher
North Adams
Northern Berkshire
National Conference of Christians and Jews
White
Melcher
Brotherhood
Pittsfield
Camp Eagle
Washington
October State Forest
Cop Demonstrates Go Go Dancer in Court
Detroit court hears Patrolman James Brodie perform go go dance moves to illustrate alleged suggestive dancing by Karen Lynn Davidson and other gogo dancers at Laronde Lounge. Case against Henry Roman adjourned to May 25 to set standards for acceptable dancing.
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Detroit
UPD
James Brodie
Karen Lynn Davidson
Frederick E. Byrd
Karen
Laronde
Brodie
Henry Roman
Roman
Byrd
Soviet Mars Robotic Mission Seen by U.S. Experts
Dr. Bruce C. Murray and Merton E. Davies, respected space figures, say the Soviet Union could photograph Mars in color next year and land life-hunting robots on Mars in 1969 or 1971. They note Russia has spent more on unmanned exploration and criticize U.S. delays and improvisation in Mars Venus programs, as discussed in Science.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Mars
Red Planet
Russia
United States
Bruce C. Murray
California
Venus
Murray
Davies
Johnson backs Connecticut River National Parkway plan
President Johnson signals support for Sen. Ribicoff's Connecticut River National Parkway concept stretching through New England states. The proposal envisions a recreation area with scenic roads and public access, paired with a comprehensive Interior Department study and review.
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Washington
UPI
Abraham A. Ribicoff
New England
Johnson
Congress
Connecticut River
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Ribicoff
Interior Department
National Water Resources Council
Army Corps of Engineers
Departments of Agriculture, Interior and Health, Education and Welfare
Corps of Engineers
Springfield
White River Junction
Claremont
Lebanon
N.H
Long Island Sound
Old Saybrook
Cesspool
Bennington Banner Staff and Contact Details
The Bennington Banner lists phone numbers for the news room advertising and business lines, and gives street address at 425 Main St in Bennington Vermont. It states subscription rates for Vermont and broader U S readership with three month to one year options. It notes United Press International affiliation for local news and dispatch republication.
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Business Newsroom
Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
UPI
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