Vermont Man Sentenced for Transporting Stolen Car Across State Lines
UPI reports in Rutland that 24-year-old Roland Neal Tice of Dallas, Texas, was sentenced by U S District Judge Ernest Gibson to one year and one day in federal prison after a conviction for transporting a stolen vehicle across state lines. He was arrested in Burlington last fall. Mortimer R Proctor of Vermont Marble Co announces Robert W Morey will join the board as a director, filling the vacancy from Wallace M Fay's retirement.
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Rutland
UPI
U.S
Ernest Gibson
Dallas, Tex
Roland Neal Tice
Tice
Burlington
Proctor
Mortimer R. Proctor
The
Vermont Marble Co
Robert W. Morey
Morey
Short Hills
N.J
Wallace M. Fay
Former resident named seminar chairman for rural affairs
John McClaughry, a former resident, is named seminar chairman on rural affairs for the 1966 Young Republican National Leadership Training School in Washington. The event runs from February 1 to February 5.
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Kirby
UPI
John McClaughry
Washington
Ver mont National Bank holds annual shareholder meeting
William S. Tucker reports 1965 totals at the Brattleboro bank annual meeting in the main office. Assets reach 53,692,969 with deposits of 48,623,612 and capital accounts at 3,749,499. Savings rate rise to 4 percent spurred 2.5 million more savings and time deposits and 900 thousand in demand deposits. Ballou elected chairman, Tucker remains president, Wheeler re elected first vice president.
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Brattleboro
William S. Tucker
Vermont National Bank
Tucker
Paul H. Ballou
Philip H. Wheeler
1966 Dance Tour at Goddard College in Hayborn Theater
Bennington College's 1966 Dance Tour presents original works created and performed by its students. The ensemble of 10 dancers and student crew from Bennington and Goddard will perform Tuesday at 8 p.m. with productions from fall workshops and shared stage management duties.
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Plainfield
Bennington College
Goddard College
Hayborn Theater
Mark Ryder
Goddard
Bennington
Martha Graham
Doris Humphrey
Federal aid approved for Northeast Kingdom retraining plan
More than 373000 in federal funds will back a multi-occupational retraining program in Caledonia Essex and Orleans Counties. 212305 comes from Labor Department to the state Department of Employment Security and 161631 from HEW to the state Education Department to retrain about 144 workers.
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Montpelier
UPI
Tri-County
Northeast Kingdom
Vermont
Caledonia
Essex
Orleans Counties
U.S. Labor Department
State Department of Employment Security
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
State Education Department
Arsenal awards top six months total rose sharply
In Watervliet New York the Watervliet Arsenal awarded purchase orders to Capital District small business firms in the second half of 1965 totaling 612 316 dollars, nearly double the 332 508 dollars spent in the same period of 1964.
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Watervliet
Watervliet Arsenal
Capital District
Arsenal
Hoosick Falls leader elected president of rescue association
Richard A. Severson, president of the Town of Hoosick Rescue Squad, was elected president of the Rensselaer County Ambulance and Rescue Association at the annual meeting in Westland Lake. New officers include Walter Pemerick as vice president Irma Wager as secretary and Walter Ross as treasurer. Benedict A. Nowick was named to an advisory committee to coordinate area hospitals and rescue squads.
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Westland Lake
Richard A. Severson
Hoosick Falls
Town of
Agricultural survey on corn production in Rensselaer County
The county agricultural department conducts a mail questionnaire to assess the importance of corn to local farmers. Directed by Philip W. Bemis the County Cooperative Extension agent the survey informs future Extension Service programs on corn production.
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Troy — Rensselaer County
Agricultural Department
Philip W. Bemis
Extension Service
Vanderburg bound over in Berkshire burglary case
Robert H. Vanderburg, 41, accused of burglarizing Ronnie's Grill on Sept. 27, was bound over to Superior Court. Accomplice Shirley I. Height, 22, committed to the state hospital for observation with her case continued to Feb. 24. Both had pleaded not guilty. Pittsfield librarian Robert G. Newman said Berkshire Athenaeum offers the Bobbsey Twins despite criticism by the ALA as poorly written.
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North Adams
Robert H. Vanderburg
Ronnie’s Grill
Shirley I. Height
State Hospital
Vanderburg
Height
Pittsfield
Robert G. Newman
Berkshire Athenaeum
American Library Association
Newman
Berkshire Playhouse Leased by New Producing Group
STOCKBRIDGE The Berkshire Playhouse has been leased by a new producing group led by Viveca Lindfors and her husband George Tabori. A distinct programming concept for the 1966 summer season is planned with five productions over eight weeks, including one show relying on resident talent for principal roles.
Turbulent March Planned by Birmingham Negroes
In Birmingham Alabama Negroes plan another turbulent march despite Justice Department plans to send federal voter registrars to Jefferson County. U S district court will hear preliminary testimony on charges against the SCLC as protests continue. Hosea Williams says demonstrations will proceed until officially notified of federal registrars.
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Birmingham
Ala
UPI
Justice Department
Jefferson County
U.S. District Court
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
SCLC
Hosea Williams
Registrars to Begin Jefferson County Voter Drive
Williams addressed about 300 people asserting new tactics and said Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. would arrive next Monday to lead a victory march. For the first time since Jan 4 no marches occurred Thursday as U S Atty Gen Katzenbach ordered registrars into Jefferson County to start registration.
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Williams
SCLC
Martin Luther King Jr
U.S. Atty
Nicholas Deb. Katzenbach
Jefferson County
Gardner Rebuilds HEW With Young Team and Tight Fiscals
Secretary John W. Gardner is reshaping the Department of HEW with a new, youthful staff and stricter budget control. He aims to reorganize the Public Health Service and FDA while pushingEducation and Social Security to implement last year’s school aid and Medicare measures. Gardner stresses implementing existing programs over new bills, stating the department is still “tooling up” to fulfill major initiatives.
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Washington
UPI
John W. Gardner
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Public Health Service
PHS
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Gardner
Office of Education
Social Security Administration
Congress
New York Takes Over Long Island Rail Line for 65 Million
New York state paid 55 million to the Penn Central and 10 million online in a transition that gives the state full ownership of the Long Island Rail Road. The 65 million package covers 754 miles of track on 332 miles of line plus 285 bridges and 80 locomotives. The LIRR carries about 170 thousand passengers daily between eastern suburbs and the city. New York plans 200 million in modernization under a special authority.
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Jamaica
N.Y
UPI
New York State
Pennsylvania Railroad
Long Island Rail Road
New York
Long Island
Seven Negroes Serve as Bond Is Rejected
ATLANTA UPI seven Negroes sit in Georgia house while Julian Bond faces seating battle. The Negro delegation, led by SNCC, supports Bond’s seated status though most privately oppose his Viet Nam stance. They report warmer reception from some white colleagues and renewed effort to gain acceptance.
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Atlanta
UPI
Julian Bond
Georgia
Bond
U.S
Viet Nam
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
SNCC
African UN lunch backs Bond over Vietnam policy
Fourteen African nations invited unseated Georgia Rep Elect Julian Bond to lunch in New York to show solidarity with his anti Viet Nam stance. Ambassadors from Guinea and Tanzania organized the event with co sponsors including Algeria Congo (Brazzaville) Ethiopia Kenya Malawi Mali Mauritania Niger ia Sudan Tanzania United Arab Republic and Zambia. U.S civil rights leaders were invited and Martin Luther King Jr. expected to speak. Bond, elected but not seated by Georgia lawmakers, argues his Vietnam opposition and draft evasion implied support.
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United Nations, N. Y
UPI
Julian Bond
Georgia
U.S
Viet Nam
John Www
Malecela
Tanzania
Zanzibar and
Tanganyika
Martin Luther King
Harry Belafonte
Marof
Guinea
Algeria
Congo
Brazzaville
Ethiopia
Kenya
Malawi
Mali
Mauritnia
Nigeria
Somba
Sudan
United Arab Republic
Zambia
Bond
House of Representatives
Publisher Urges Vigilance Over Government News Control
New Orleans report notes Gene Robb president of the American Newspaper Publishers Association warned at the NAE convention that vigilance to safeguard freedom of speech worship print and publish without government restraint is more necessary than ever. He said the association joins others to protest government management and concealment of truth in the news.
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New Orleans
API
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Gene Robb
Albany
N.Y
Times-Union
Knickerbocker News
International Newspaper Advertising Executives Association
NAE
Vermont Fugitive Captured in Jail Break Case
UPI reports the FBI captured the third escaper from a Burlington Vermont jail break on August 14. William Smith thirty four was arrested December sixteenth at Kennedy Airport after arriving from Paris with Brigitte Bardot. He escaped from customs, then was recaptured.
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New York
UPI
Federal Bureau of Investigations
Burlington
FBI
William Smith
Kennedy International Airport
Paris
Brigitte Bardot
Smith
U.S
Robert Barr
Boston
David B. Cram
South Burlington
Barr
Ticonderoga
N.Y
Cram
Winooski
Lindsay Hires Socialite As Photographer
New York Mayor John V Lindsay hires Katrina Thomas a socialite as official photographer to snap pictures at city events. She will be paid 9100 dollars annually from anti poverty funds and serve as a consultant to the Economic Opportunity Committee.
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New York
UPI
John V. Lindsay
City Hall
Katrina Thomas
Lindsay
Miss Thomas
Robert Price
Katsy
Bryn Mawr College
Lindse
Mary
Economic Opportunity Committee
Thomas
Former Prime Minister accuses CBC of brainwashing Canadians
John Diefenbaker told Parliament CBC programming portrays the United States as a major enemy and brainwashes Canadians. He urged inquiries into CBC content and demanded CBC officials appear before lawmakers to explain their Viet Nam coverage.
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Ottawa
UPI
Canada
U.S
Viet Nam
John Diefenbaker
Diefenbaker
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
CBC
United States
Bennington Banner Telephones and mailing rates
The Bennington Banner lists contact numbers for Newsroom Advertising and general inquiries. It provides home delivery pricing and subscription rates for Vermont within a 50 mile radius and for U S destinations, detailing 3 month 6 month and 1 year options.
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Vermont
U.S
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New Group
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N.Y. Bays Communter Railroad
U.N
Achkar Marof
National Education Association
NEA
U.S.D.A
Salem
Lee Loker
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Bennington Banner
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
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Williamstown
Mass
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New England
FORD
Am Parte Wilson Ford, Inc
Main Street
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