Brandon Training School Assn Meeting Sets Agenda
Brandon Vermont the January meeting of the Brandon Training School Assn will be held Sunday at 2 pm in the auditorium of the Academic building at the School. A proposed by law change on regular meeting dates will be considered. Dr Carl Marshall of Rutland Mental Health Center will speak on the center's relationship with the training school. Parents and all interested are urged to attend.
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Brandon Training School Assn
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Montpelier Juvenile Concern Conference gathers Sunday
The Citizens Conference on Judicial Concern for Children and Youth meets at 1 p.m. Sunday at the Montpelier Motor Inn to inform citizens about legislative proposals affecting juveniles and to gather community input. Gov Hoff and Mrs Prinsen will extend greetings. Speakers include Attorney General James L. Oakes and others from state agencies.
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Citizens Conference On
Montpelier Motor Inn
Philip H. Hoff
Martha L. Prinsen
PTA
James L. Oakes
Jonathan N. Brownell
Charles G. Adams Jr
John J. Wacherman
Ross Kindestin
Miner jury to hear first degree murder trial
The Windsor County Court begins selecting a jury today for the first degree murder trial of Earl D. Miner Jr. 25 of Springfield. Miner has pleaded innocent and not guilty by reason of insanity to the death of his wife Bonnie 19 last January. Superior Court Judge Dale W. Brooks ruled Miner competent to stand trial.
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UPS
Windsor County
Earl D. Miner Jr
Springfield
Bonnie
Superior Court
Dale W. Brooks
Miner
REA approves 1.1 million loan for Vermont co op
The Rural Electrification Administration approved a 1.1 million loan to the Vermont Electric Coop to finance 43 miles of new distribution lines serving 650 additional consumers across Lamoille Addison Chittenden Franklin and Orleans counties, announced from the Washington office of Senator George D. Aiken.
Aiken predicts tax hike to fund Johnson agenda
Burlington report says Senator George D. Aiken warned at a luncheon that Congress will likely approve some tax increase to fund President Johnson’s programs. He said the era of artificial prosperity is ending and warned the bill collector is on his way.
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UPT
George D. Aiken
Congress
Johnson
Winooski man gets 3 to 5 years for check fraud
A 23-year-old from Winooski, James Dupan, was sentenced to three to five years at Windsor State Prison after pleading guilty to eight counts of check fraud and grand larceny. Superior Judge William Hill imposed the term in Rutland District Court on Monday.
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UPI
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James Dupan
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State to Present Evidence in Beaulieu Manslaughter Trial
In Addison County Court Richard Beaulieu 22 of St. Albans faces manslaughter charges over the August 1966 shooting death of his first wife Carol Ann The trial opens as the state begins presenting its evidence.UPI report from Middlebury Vermont.
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Middlebury
UPI
Addison County Court
Richard Beaulieu
St. Albans
Beaulieu
Carol Ann
Fires rage in Schenectady in subzero weather
In Schenectady firefighters battled three major blazes in below freezing conditions. Six firefighters were injured, none seriously, as an early Monday fire drove high winds through three downtown buildings and forced about 80 guests from the Schenectady Hotel. The Stockade apartment fire followed, gutting the top floor. A separate two family home blaze prompted evacuations nearby. In Albany Bishop Fulton J Sheen opened the 1968 New York Legislature with a non prayer suggesting lawmakers do their own thinking and praying.
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Stockade
Albany
Fulton J. Sheen
Rochester
New York
Sheen
Rockefeller to propose broad tax hike in 5.5 billion budget
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller plans a statewide tax package to be sent to the Legislature next week. The budget, projected at 5.5 billion dollars, would raise taxes by about 600 million, the largest increase in his decade as governor, including a one cent per gallon gasoline tax and a 50 cent per quart liquor tax plus income and business tax raises.
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Nelson Rockefeller
Berkshire arrests target Great Barrington inmates in Pittsfield
Acting on a tip from Great Barrington police, Sheriff Courtney and deputies waited for six visitors from Great Barrington and arrested them on trespassing and attempting to attract an inmate. Names include Del Marsh Jr of New York City Woodward and Gregory of Bethlehem Sywilok of Bronx Flanagan of Brooklyn and Washburn of Great Barrington. Pleas entered and cases set for Jan. 10. The inmate is held for Grand Jury on multiple charges.
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Great Barrington
John B. Courtney
Central Berkshire District
Guy L. del Marsh Jr
New York City
Carlie C. Woodward
Robert C. Gregory
Bethlehem
John Sywilok
Bronx
N.Y
Michael Flanagan
Brooklyn
Jennie Mae Washburn
Surveyor 7 Zeroes In on Moon Target
PASADENA Calif AP Surveyor 7, Americas last unmanned moon probe, zeroed in on its target in rugged highlands near the lunar south pole. Mission control canceled a second midcourse maneuver Scheduled landing was set for 8 05 p m EST in an 12 15 mile wide zone in a mountainous region 18
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America
Lunar
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
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Cape Kennedy
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Daley Questions Vermont Library Budget Plan
Montpelier Lt Gov John Daley said a review of the 116000 supplemental budget request for the Vermont Free Public Library Service is needed and that matching state funds with federal money for full time librarians at state hospitals and prisons is impractical. He urged more study before accepting federal matches, while Elena Horton defended the plan citing a study showing poor library services at Vermont institutions.
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Elena Horton
Vermont
New England Governors Seek Federal Action on Heating Oil
Governors from six New England states urged the federal government to ensure adequate No 2 heating oil supplies and oppose further price increases amid severe winter. They called on Interior Secretary Udall to take action and discussed a regional air pollution compact with potential ties to a mid Atlantic plan. They also pressed CAB to approve air service between northern New England and the Great Lakes, noting current transportation is inadequate.
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API
New England
Vermont
Interior
Stewart L. Udall
John W, King
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
John H. Chafee
Middle Atlantic States
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Connecticut
Maine
Kenneth M. Curtis
John A. Volpe
Massachusetts
Civil Aeronautics Board
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Great Lakes
Vermont Wins Extra Delegates for 1968 Democratic Convention
Vermont Democrats will send 22 delegates to the 1968 Democratic National Convention. The DNC allocated 2,612 votes among states and territories at a Chicago meeting. A bonus of 10 delegates was added because Vermont's 1964 electors backed President Lyndon Johnson.
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UPI
Vermont
Democratic National Committee
Democratic National
William Ryan
Montperlier
Lyndon Johnson
Miami
MIT Students Create Snow in Dorm Shower
In sub-freezing Boston MIT students in Baker House used steam and cold air to make indoor snow for a dormitory snowball fight. Six inches of snow accumulated on the shower room floor before midnight, but the material proved too soft for throwing and began to thaw today.
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UPI
Greater Boston
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
MIT
Baker House
Ice Too Thick For Swimming In Northampton
Victor Fortier of Florence, a 45 year old Florence Inn bartender, swam the Mill River daily for two years. This morning he found the ice two inches thick and impossible to chop, ending his two week stretch of swimming, as he lamented the unusually cold spell and its effect on his routine dip.
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Mill River
Victor Fortier
Florence
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