Jury Weighs Decision In Frantz Trial
The manslaughter trial of Franklin D. Frantz of Woodford ends into jury deliberation this afternoon in Bennington County Court. Defense argues Mallory threatened Frantz and acted dangerously. the state counters excessive force and calls for justice for all Vermonters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin D. Frantz
Woodford
Albert C. Mallory
Bennington
Franklin S. Billings
Frantz
Frantz’ Counsel, Atty. Donald O’brien
Burlington
John P. Morrissey
Mallory
Atty
Hilton J. Dier
John T. Carmody Jr
Dier
Vermont
O’brien
Hoff names Campbell to fill Education Board post
Gov. Hoff submitted for confirmation the appointment of Dr. Donald A. Campbell of Norwich to an Education Board vacancy. Campbell, 45, will fill the unexpired term of Harold J. Raynolds of Springfield who resigned after about a year. Campbell has led the National Defense Education Act History Institute at Dartmouth since 1965 and has taught at Middlebury and Classical High School in Springfield. He is a Springfield native with degrees from Dartmouth Harvard and Yale, a World War II Air Force veteran, married with five children. Raynolds plans to enter NYU this term and may begin work in fall 1969. Hoff praised Raynolds while noting criticism he faced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York University
Raynolds
Springfield Times - Reporter
Hoff
Ron
Johnson orders callup of air reservists over Pueblo crisis
President Johnson ordered the immediate callup of about 14 600 air force and navy air reservists to back demands for the return of the USS Pueblo and its 83 crew. A mobilization of army and Marine reservists was under consideration as two bomber squadrons moved to Korea and the Enterprise with 100 fighters stood offshore. The move follows the Pueblo seizure in international waters and aims to pressure North Korea while diplomacy continues through the United Nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Rusk
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Rusk
UPI
Washington
UPHC
Johnson
Air Force
Navy
U.S
Army
Marine Corps
Okinawa
North Korea
White House
U.N
Arthur Goldberg
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Pentagon
George Christian
Christian
Defense McNamara
Air Force Reserve
Air National Guard
Naval Reserve
Goldberg
United Nations
Pueblo
Thant
Gardner Resigns Health Education and Welfare Secretary
Washington reports the resignation of HEW Secretary John W. Gardner effective about March 1 with no successor named. Gardner, 55, is credited with boosting the HEW budget and shaping Great Society programs while reportedly mulling Stanford presidency or Rockefeller University job before returning to the Carnegie Corporation as a city project consultant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
White House
Health, Education and Welfare
John W. Gardner
George Christian
Boston Globe
Gardner
Stanford University
Rockefeller University
New York
Johnson
Carnegie Corporation
Stalter to Buy Springfield Vermont Newspaper
Oliver Stalter of the Connecticut Valley Times said he and Harold Raynolds have agreed on everything and expect to sign final papers next week. Stalter would keep the Springfield Bellows Falls daily as a growth area daily paper with about 5,000 circulation, stating personnel would remain and naming Arthur Wright as managing editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Oliver Stalter
Connecticut Valley Times
Harold
Ron
Raynolds
Montpelier
State Board of Education
New York University
Vermont
Vermont Press Bureau
Rutland Herald
Stalter
Springfield-Bellows Falls
St. Albans
Newport
Arthur Wright
Bradford
Bennington Talks Between Taxpayers and School Boards
Representatives of the Bennington Taxpayers Protective Association met with the two Bennington school boards in a board session to review a report for the BTPA on school operations and financing. The dialogue aimed at resolving questions, with future budget sessions planned as BTPA members observe how budgets move from administration to public proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington Taxpayers Protective Association
Bennington
BTPA
Col
Raymond C. Murray
Murray
John P. Morrissey
Mt. Anthony
Henry Kuiken
Kuiken
Marion Vince
Morrissey
School Board
Dentist Paid $80,868 Under New York Medicaid
In Elmira New York a hearing disclosed payments of 80868 to a local dentist under the Medicaid program. Commissioner West called the practice legitimate while Dr William L Shipman noted the practice served 93 percent Medicaid or welfare recipients. Lawmakers heard claims of patient abuse with excessive visits for minor symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmira
N.Y
Kenneth Y. West
Chemung County
Robert H. Huddle
Inside Editorial on Unification Issue and Local Park Financing
Catharine Foster reports on financing a park for Bennington with editorial context on the unification issue. Mentions zoning hearing in Wilmington set for tonight and Shaftsbury group seeking a playground appropriation, outlining local funding needs and community actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catharine Foster
Bennington
Winhall loses 60000 fire ruins road equipment shed
A 60000 dollar fire destroyed Winhall road and snow removal gear and the town shed in Bondville. Fire officials say sparks from a kerosene furnace and truck gas tanks caused multiple explosions as town selectmen planned immediate replacement and noted insurance coverage. Investigators to determine cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winhall
Ments
Harry P. Edgerton
Coleman
Alwin Ameden
Lester Jones
Winhall Hollow
Londonderry
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Elizabeth Dwyer
Winifred Frantz
Cpl
William Luczynski
Vermont State Police
Luczynski
Richard C. Woodruff
LBJ
Air Reserve
Paul Foster
Pownal
Wilmington
Shaftsbury Group
William Coleman
Bondville
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