Vermont teen gets suspended sentence for careless driving
David Villeneuve 17 of Underhill received a suspended four to six month sentence for negligent driving. Chittenden Municipal Court Judge Edward J Costello placed him on probation after suspending the sentence amid reports he terrorized students near Underhill Central School with his driving.
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Burlington
UPS
David Villeneuve
Underhill
Carelss
Chittenden
Edward J. Costello
Villeneuve
Underhill Central School
Barre recreation sponsors free ski lessons on Saturdays
The Barre Recreation Department and Skyline Ski Area offer free skiing lessons for students in grades five through eight. Donald Gregoire serves as the instructor in charge.
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Barre
UPD
Barre Recreation Department
Skyline Ski Area
Donald Gregoire
Women employed at Watervliet Arsenal machine tools
Nine women workers at Watervliet Arsenal operate drill presses turret lathes and milling machines alongside veteran colleagues to support U S military build up in Southeast Asia. They were added since August when production stepped up and include three veterans of World War II and the Korean War.
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Watervliet
Watervliet Arsenal
U.S
Southeast Asia
Fire damages J and L Restaurant in Troy. 43 displaced
A two alarm blaze destroyed a three story brick building housing the J and L Restaurant at Ingalls and Sixth Avenues. Forty three residents were displaced and two policemen and a fireman were hospitalized for smoke inhalation. Captain Dickson was treated for a possible eye injury. In Hoosick Falls, Duane L. Bentley was jailed for 30 days after failing to appear in court on leaving the scene of an accident. He was arrested by Police Chief Demick and arraigned on the original charge.
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Troy
J and L
Ingalls
Sixth Avenues
William D. Maloney
William J. Foy
Joseph Dickson
Hoosick Falls
Duane L. Bentley
Bennington
Rensselaer County
Thomas G. Restino
Bentley
Frank Demick
Dirksen Ramps Up Battle Over Public School Prayer
Senator Everett M. Dirksen vows to fight the Supreme Court over public school prayer. He condemns the court for barring voluntary classroom prayer in Queens, describing the issue as a contest against nine justices and their rulings. The Queens case follows 1962 and 1963 decisions against school led prayers.
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Washington
UPI
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Supreme Court
Dirksen
Sigma Delta Chi
Professional Journalism Society
New York City
Queens
Javits Seeks Extend Taft-Hartley Powers Across Nation
Sen. Jacob Javits proposes a bill to authorize presidential intervention in major labor disputes. A special receiver would run struck facilities and impose a 30 day freeze while parties negotiate on board recommendations. The measure would amend Taft Hartley and Railway Labor Acts to cover interstate commerce risking health or safety.
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Washington
UPI
New York
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Javits
Johnson
Congress
Ogden Reid
Rn.y
House
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