Vermont board ready to assume deer control in state
The Vermont Fish and Game Board said it stands ready to take full regulatory power over deer from the legislature, following its biennial report recommendations. If winter effects are mild, a winterless one day deer season may be set in southern and central Vermont after the regular season. The board already regulates all other fish and game except deer.
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Montpelier
Vermont Fish and Game Board
Vermont
Fish and Game Department
Batched Cockfight Raids In New York Prompt Fines
In Westerlo police raided a farm cockfight in a small garage. Thirty were arrested plus one woman and fined ten dollars for spectating. Dennis Boomhower, owner, was charged with maintaining a place for animal fights and fined twenty dollars. Birds confiscated, later disposed at Selkirk substation. Hoosick Falls district voters faced a 565000 bond issue for a new addition to the central school serving 853 now, with 885 projected in 1967 across Hoosick Pittstown Petersburg Grafton White Creek.
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Westerlo
Dennis Boomhower
Boomhower
Middleburg
Justice of the Peace
William Furmann
Selkirk
Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls Central
Hoosick
Pittstown
Petersburg
Grafton
White Creek
Veterans Hospital offices face closure protest in Berkshire
In Berkshire, the County Council of the American Legion and Berkshire Volture No. 685 of the 40 and 8 protested plans to close Veterans Hospital offices in White River Junction. Telegrams were sent to Sens. Saltonstall and Kennedy and Rep. Conte. Also note Adams Channel 19 froze for the second week, with heat exchangers from Albany pending. Williamstown faculty approve independent arts studies credit, with new music and drama courses moving toward next fall if trustees approve.
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Pittsfield
Adams
Mt. Greylock
Albany
Williamstown
Williams College
Board of
Williams
Stocks Open Firm In Moderate Trading As Merger Hopes Linger
Stocks opened firm in moderate trading led by gains in metals and oil shares. Cerro climbed 5 percent to 37, Texas Gulf Sulphur rose to 57 34, Bendix to 45, Phillips Petroleum advanced to 56, United Artists up 1 to 38, International Minerals & Chemical at 441, Johns Manville up 14 to 53, while other issues showed modest moves.
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Air Reduction
Monsanto
Allegheny Ludlum
Montgomery Ward
Allied Chemical
Motorola
Allis Chalmers
National Aviation
American Airlines
American Can
National Biscuit
National Dairy
American
American Metal Cl
National Gypsum
American Metal Pds
New York Central
American Motors
Norfolk & Western American Optical
American T&t
North American Coal
American Tobacco
Olin Mathieson
Anaconda
Owen Illinois Glass
Armco
Pepsi Cola
Canadian Pacific
Phillips Petroleum
Delanese
Chesapeake & Ohio
Pittsburgh Plate
Pittsburgh Steel
Champion Paper
Procter & Gamble
Chrysler
Pullman
Cincinnati Gas & Elec
Pure Oil
City Products
RCA
Coca Cola
Collins Radio
Leeading
Republic Steel
Columbia Gas
Reynolds Metals
Commonwealth Edison
Reynolds Tobacco
Consolidated Edison
Ly Richfield
Consolidated Nat Gas
Consolidation Coal
Schenley
Schering
Consumers Power
Simmons
Crucible Steel
Ie Simonds
Standard Oil
Ohio
Erie Lackawanna
Ny Swift
Federal Mag
Tennessee Gas Firestone
Lf Ford
Texaco
General Dynamics
Vo Thompson
General Foods
Trans World Air
General Motors
Goodrich
Union Carbide
Goodyear Ati
United Aircraft
Grace
United Air Lines
United Fruit
Great A&p
US Playing Card
Greyhound
US Rubber
Hercules
Hershey
Illinois Central RR
US Steel
Warner Bros Pic
Ingersoll Rand
West Virginia
P&p
IBM
Western Union
Internal Harvester
Westinghouse Air Br
Westinghouse
Elec
Wheeling Steel
Ly White Motors
Woolworth
Xerox Corp
Youngstown S&t
Zenith
Kennedy Library to Get Profits From TV Show
Boston based report says Richard Cardinal Cushing will receive about 500000 in profits from NBC produced Profiles in Courage nine hour TV series. He will donate the proceeds to Kennedy Memorial Library fund under a contract signed before Kennedy's assassination in Dallas.
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Boston
UPI
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Kennedy Memorial Library Fund
Representatives of
National Broadcasting Co
NBC
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Dallas
Cardinal Cushing
Spencer's Death in Vermont Leaves Nation in Sorrow
The death of John M. Spencer at a Gardner hospital followed a public alcoholism confession and resignation as state chairman. Governors and party leaders expressed deep sympathy as Vermonters recall his meteoric rise and public battles with personal frailty. The state committee prepared telegrams of condolence while noting his illness and final hours.
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Kennedy
Spencer
Gardner Hospital
Gov
Hoff
Washington
John J. Daley
Rutland
Daniel O’brien
South Burlington
John M. Spencer Exe
Cuttingsville
State Committee
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Fish and Game
North Hero
UPS
Oscar C. Hazen
Hazen
Middlebury
Grand Isle County
Burlington
New York City
UPD
Henry Tetrault
de Goesbriand Memorial Hospital
Concord
N.H
Lwy
Charles Davie
Burlington League of Women Voters
Davie
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Fairbanks
St, Johnsbury
W. Don Osborne
Hartford
ST. Albans
Philip H. Hoff
Central Vermont
Thomas Kenney
Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks
H. R. Bachand
L. A. Duvhesneau
New York
Down In
Berkshire
Berkshire Legion
Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
U.S
Beneficial Finance Co
Main Street
YES
Gardner
Mass
E. T. Williams
Joyce Lane
Dacron
W. T. Grant CO
North Bennington Road
First National Stores
Bet
First National
OREOS
Betty Crocker
Brownie
Cloverdale
Finast
Cello
New England
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