Burlington zoning grants pub license at Ethan Allen Center
Burlington Zoning Board approves Armand J. LaBelle to open a neighborhood pub in his Ethan Allen Shopping Center restaurant despite initial bans on alcohol sales. LaBelle argues changing times and economy require flexible zoning. South Burlington trims 1963 budget from 151000 to 137000 with a 7 cent tax cut anticipated.
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Burlington
Armand J. LaBelle
Ethan Allen
LaBelle
South Burlington
Selectmen
Auto Inspection Fee Increase Aimed to Fund Driver Ed
Vermont Motor Vehicle Commissioner Robert Schwartz proposes a bill to raise semi annual auto inspection fees from 1 to 1.25 dollars. The extra 25 cents would fund driver education, with about 80,000 dollars expected to be collected and roughly 75 percent passed to schools. He notes insurance rates would fall about 10 percent for students completing the course.
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Montpelier
Schwartz
Barre Budget Battles as Departments Seek More Funds
At a Barre city council meeting on Tuesday four departments presented requests exceeding 1962 spending. The Recreation Department sought $5,000, Charity $2,000, Municipal Auditorium $2,000, and the city manner's office $300 more. Diane Nicholls faced council pushback over a pool director's salary compared to the playground chief, but Mayor Estivill argued higher pay attracts better staff and reduces complaints.
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Barre
Charity Department
Municipal Auditorium
Recreation Department
City Manner
Diane Nicholls
George N. Estivill
Rensselaer Get 262 Thousand NSF AEC Grant for Institutes
The National Science Foundation and the Atomic Energy Commission awarded Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute a 262 344 grant to fund summer institutes for teachers. The AEC adds 46 614 while NSF covers 215 700 for 21 institutes nationwide.
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Troy
National Science Foundation
Atomic Energy Commission
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
AEC
NSF
Appellate Division suspends Arty Harry to Bartle for three months
The State Bar Association pressed charges after eight years of unfiled income tax returns. The court ruled Arty Harry to Bartle guilty on two federal misdemeanor counts for willfully failing to file returns in 1954 and 1945, imposing a three month suspension.
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Troy
State Supreme Court
Arty Harry
Bartle
State Bar Association
Beirne Slams NYC Strike as Comedy of Errors
Joseph A. Beirne president of the Communications Workers of America spoke in Albany to about 1,200 members. He said the policy body will meet March 21 22 in Chicago to fix a collective bargaining program for 1968 contract negotiations.
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Albany
Joseph A. Beirne
The
Communications Workers of America, Afl-Cio
James Aoe
New York City
Newsstrike
Comedy of Errors
Bony Voumaniac
Beirne
Chicago
Pine Cobble to Host Admission Test Center
Williamstown district Pine Cobble School will host a center for the secondary school admission test on February 9. The announcement came Thursday from Mrs. Frederick C. Copeland Pine Cobble director.
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Williamstown
Pine Cobble School
Frederick C Copeland
Pine Cobble
Payday Friday for North Adams City Employees
About 12 percent of City Hall and Public Works staff await Friday payday after Tuesday council approval of the new wage schedule. The council approved Mayor Florini’s salary plan last month, but payrolls were delayed until the $429 204 preliminary budget received final sign off.
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North Adams
City Hall
Public Works Department
Florini
McFarland Chosen as Williamstown School Business Manager
Edward B. McFarland, 67 North Hoosac Road, named business manager for Williamstown public schools. He will start January 21 after resigning as principal bookkeeper at North Adams State College where he has worked since 1954. McFarland will lead the business office transportation finances cafeteria and building maintenance under Supt Principal Gibbs.
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Williamstown
Edward B. McFarland
North Hoosac Rd
North Adams State College
Daniel W. Gibbs
Jr McFarland
Adams cites rising defense burden dampening foreign aid support
Former White House chief of staff Sherman Adams told Middlebury College listeners that American enthusiasm for foreign aid is declining as defense needs grow. He warned of a possible split in national unity and urged strength coupled with enduring national character.
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Middlebury
Sherman Adams
White House
Middlebury College
Please slow down sign posted on express highway
In St Louis a roadside mural shows a kneeling man with the caption Please slow down. The simple three word plea appears above a drawing of the praying figure, aimed at drivers on the express highway.
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ST. Louis
UPI
Expres
Naples Chamber Orchestra Delights With Bright Yet Light Program
The Orchestra da Camera S.S. Pietro a Majella from Naples performed in Chapin Hall to praise for virtuosity and charm. The program mixed proto classical works by Cimarosa and Pergolesi with Roussel and Mozart concluding with The Village Musicians. The oboe solo by Gerardo Amodio impressed most with a polished articulation and agile execution.
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Williamstown
Chapin Hall
Naples
Orchestra da Camera S.S. Pietro A Majella
Gerardo Amodio
Signor Amodio
Gigino Maestri
Renato Ruotolo
Cimarosa
Pergo
Albert Roussel
Roussel
Mozart
United States
Chancery Court Grants Quarry Firm Water Rights Limits
Judge Leonard W. Morrison issued an injunction confirming Sheldon Slate Products Co. may pump and discharge water needed for mining but barred excessive flows that would overflow Mrs. Kurjiaka’s Kurjiaka farm. The case stemmed from blocked access and erosion after a road and gates crossed the property.
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Leonard W. Morrison
Chancery Court
Sheldon Slate Products Co
Gertrude Kurjinka
Rupert
Sheldon Slate
New York
Kurjiaka
Sullivan
Natt L. Divoll
Poultney
Sheldon Co
Kurjiaka Farm
Williams
Divoll
Matthew JJ. Hannon
Postal Robbery Probes Spar Over Civil Liberties
Boston prosecutors contest federal handling of a $1.5 million Plymouth mail truck robbery probe. Assistant Attorney General Gerald Berlin says the Justice Department failed to interview complainants and may trigger a local inquiry. The dispute involves secrecy around inspectors and alleged illegal wire taps and intimidation.
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Boston
Gerald Berlin
Justice Department
Plymouth
Berlin
John J. Kelley
Watertown
Washington
U. S
Leverett
Luxury on the Bounty aboard Sea Search reaches Cape Canaveral
Scientists aboard the Sea Search, the Canaveral Corporation’s new marine research ship, enjoy comforts including a wood burning fireplace in the main cabin air conditioning private baths and walk in closets in other cabins. The vessel was formerly owned by Norman B Woolworth.
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Cape Canaveral Fla
UPI
MS “Sea Search
Canaveral Corporation
Marine and Oceanographic
Norman B. Woolworth
Newfoundland native Faulkner breaks NHL ground with Redwings
Detroit rookie center Alex Faulkner born in Newfoundland becomes the first native of Newfoundland to play in the National Hockey League for the Detroit Red Wings.
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Detroit
UPI
Alex Faulkner
Detroit Redwings
Newfoundland
Vermont Tax Department Urges Early Filing
The Vermont Tax Department asks taxpayers to file early for personal income tax refunds. Early filing speeds review and refunds. as April 16 nears, volumes rise and processing slows. Married couples filing separately should mail statements together. Tax forms are available at clerk offices banks post offices or by writing the Department of Taxes Montpelier.
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Montpelier
Vermont Tax Department
Vermont
Vermont Department of Taxes
Bennington Banner telephones and contact details page
The Bennington Banner lists newsroom and display advertising numbers. It provides publication details, postal information, and subscription rates for local, Vermont, and U.S. readers with servicemen discounts.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
Vermont
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
Associated Press
U.S
New England Governors Invited to Hoff Inauguration
Three Democratic governors from New England Edward Endicott Peabody of Massachusetts John W King of New Hampshire and John Dempsey of Connecticut were invited to attend Philip Hoff s inauguration as Vermont s first Democratic governor in 109 years The invite was announced by John M Spencer Democratic state chairman New England Democrats hold a 4 2 margin in the region s governorships with Republicans John Chaffee of Rhode Island and John H Reed of Maine.
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New England
Ernor
John M. Spencer
Endicott Peabody
Massachusetts
John W. King
New Hampshire
John Dempsey
Connecticut
Hall of Representatives
John Chaffee
Rhode Island
John H. Reed
Maine
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Walker
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Lincoln
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Chamber Orchestra
Pergolesi
DY Bay
Scott & Station
Cold Spring Road
Mass
Hetce
Economy Auto Stores, Inc
Main Street
Dial
Childrens Pur VN
Tax Department
N.E. Dem
Philip H. Hoff
Shaffe’s
Kastinger
Marke
Southwickse
Manchester
Kastle
Kneissl
Rossignol
Scott
Molito
Nevada
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