Sixth Vermont highway fatality claims McIndoes woman
Mrs. Marion E. Gillander, 26, of McIndoes, died at Brightlock Hospital, becoming Vermont’s sixth highway fatality. State police said her 1961 station wagon skidded on U S 5 south of St Johnsbury, struck a tree stump, and she was thrown through the windshield after the crash Friday night.
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St, Johnsbury
Marion E. Gillander
McIndoes
Brightlock Hospital
U.S. 5
Here
Gillander
Montana Public Safety warns boat registrations due March 1
Commissioner E A Alexander announces 1966 boat renewal mailings will reach every owner in time for March 1. Past registrants in 1965 should receive renewal certificates by February 20, to be signed and returned with fees. New boat owners must request an application. In 1965, 19,218 boats were registered, excluding dealers, yielding 55,456.50 dollars. Alexander expects about 20,000 boats registered.
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Alexander
Teen-agers escaped injury in rush-hour bridge crash
A 1963 convertible driven by George K. Robertshaw 18 of Jeffrey Center New Hampshire left U S 7 on a left curve near Cold River Bridge in Clarendon about 1 40 a m Sunday. Karen Harkins 18 from Rumson New Jersey suffered lacerations and was treated and released at Rutland Hospital. Robertshaw had minor cuts. Workmen had to cut the windshield rim to free them from the wrecked car after it struck guardrails and the bridge end.
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Clarendon
Cold River
Karen Harkins
Rumson
N.J
George K. Robertshaw
Jeffrey Center
N.H
Rutland Hospital
Robertshaw
U.S. 7
Burlington to host sixth annual wage survey by BLS
The U S Department of Labor Bureau of Labor Statistics will conduct a major wage survey in Burlington over the coming weeks as part of a nationwide 1965 66 effort. A sample from manufacturing utility wholesale and retail trade financial and service sectors will be studied to compile average salaries and hourly earnings for about 40 common occupations. Results will aid business labor and government bodies and inform the public about local pay trends.
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Burlington
U.S. Department of Labor
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Wendell D. Macdonald
United States
Striking GE Plant Workers Return After Four Days
In Schenectady 11000 GE workers went back to their jobs ending a four day strike that stalled production. Union officials said I E W will file unfair labor practice charges with NLRB later this week. In Albany 10 February cardiovascular teaching day planned at Albany Medical College titled Hardware for Hearts led by Dr. Joseph T. Doyle. Union College receives ED grants for six week summer institutes in English and History for 85 teachers with tuition and board paid. Applications due by March 21. In Kinderhook Lake Steven Smith 11 and Amy Susan 6 drown when father snowmobile breaks through ice. accidental death ruled by Columbia County Coroner.
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General Electric Co
International Union of Electrical Workers
G.E
National Labor Relations Board
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Bennington
Albany Medical College
Joseph T. Doyle
Schenectady — Union College
Office of Education
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Harold C. Martin
NDEA
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New Hampshire
Connecticut
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Rhode Island
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New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Virginia
Maryland
District of Columbia
Uiverville
Stephen Smith
Amy Susan
Kinderhook Lake
Arthur W. Smith
Columbia County
Robert Near
Smith
Berkshire Men May Seek Supreme Court Review in Koza Murder
In Pittsfield Massachusetts two men serving life terms for the 1959 murder of Michael Koza may again seek state Supreme Court review. Public Defender Andrew Campoli and assistant Leonard Cohen said Sunday they studied the case for six months and may file motions for hearings on certain aspects if warranted. Bernard J. Kiley and Joseph T. Dougherty Jr. were 28 at sentencing in December 1962 after a guilty verdict from the jury.
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Pittsfield
Michael Koza
State Supreme Court
Andrew Campoli
Leonard Cohen
Bernard J. Kiley
Joseph T. Dougherty Jr
Campoli
Cohen
Tragic Car Crash Claims Life Of George Marusarz
George C. Marusarz 20 of Housatonic died in an Alford crash when his car left East Road and struck a tree as he traveled south alone. He is survived by his mother six brothers and three sisters.
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Great Barrington
George C. Marusarz
Housatonic
Alford
East Road
Johnson Plans Attack On Problems of Water
President Johnson outlined a 1967 water resources program aimed at both U S and international issues. He urged interdepartmental action with Interior and State to cooperate globally, citing North East drought and the need for advance planning. He called for a $1 million emergency fund for water and power facilities and a $22.3 million push in Saline Water for desalination research including a San Diego distillation unit.
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Washington
API
United States
Johnson
Congress
the Interior
State Departments
Interior Department
Bureau of Reclamation
San Diego
Calif
Weeks Retires as Atlantic Editor in Chief
Edward Weeks ends 28 years as editor in chief of Atlantic Monthly and shifts to edit Atlantic Monthly Press. Robert Manning, former Assistant Secretary of State, succeeds Weeks, becoming the 10th Atlantic editor. Manning’s rise follows a year of apprenticeship after Weeks selected him.
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Atlantic
Boston
API
Atlantic Monthly
Guard
Edward Weeks
Robert Manning
Kennedy
Johnson
Atlantic Monthly Press
Manning
The
Press
Elizabeth
N.J
Harvard University
Trinity College
Binghamton
N.Y
United Press International
Associated Press
Time
Harvard Crimson appoints first female managing editor
Linda G. McVeigh a 19 year old junior from Anaheim Calif named Harvard Crimson managing editor elect will take over Feb 7 She becomes the highest ranking woman in the paper 93 years and joins past editors Roosevelt Lewis Halberstam Furginger The move marks a peak in the feminist drive begun in 1957 with coed staff additions
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Mass
UPD
Radcliffe College
Harvard Crimson
the Crimson
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Post Sunday
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Calif
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Anthony Lewis
David Halberstam
New York Times
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Time Inc
Harvard
Miss McVeigh
R. Andrew Beyer
Linda
Harrison Young
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