Springfield girl chosen Vermont Junior Miss 1966
In Middlebury on Saturday Dorothy M. Quigley of Springfield was selected as 1966 Vermont Junior Miss and will advance to the national finals in March in Mobile Alabama. Local events include a 60th wedding anniversary open house for Mr and Mrs Madison Farnum in Chester and a Springfield gun mishap in which Dale R Baldwin was wounded in the big toe while rabbit hunting. Rutland students returned from the Mount Royal New England Music Festival in Montreal after participating with about 500 other high school students. Burlington officials consider a 10 percent city surtax on Vermont income tax as a preferred option. Mrs Dorothy Barker remains hospitalized after a car crash that left her with a broken back and her daughter Beth with injuries. The Vermont American Legion announces 3000 in scholarships for deserving seniors with April 15 deadline.
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Middlebury
Dorothy M. Quigley
Springfield
Vermont
Mobile
Ala
Rutland
Mount Royal
American Legion
Department of Vermont
P.O
Montpelier
Albany Medical Center cuts hospital stay in 1965
Albany Medical Center Hospital reported a 1965 average patient stay of 10.4 days down from 10.7 days in 1964, the largest yearly drop in years and continuing a trend from 1962 when stays averaged 11.1 days per patient.
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Albany
Albany Medical Center Hospital
Thomas Hale
Hale
Lincoln Center Ballet Lecture at Hoosick Falls High
The Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts with New York State Education Department presents a lecture performance by New York City Ballet artists at Hoosick Falls Central School. It targets Grades 7 and 8 from Hoosick Falls, Hoosic Valley, and Berlin Central Schools, as the first of three cultural programs this year.
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Hoosick Falls
Lincoln Center For the Performing Arts
New York State Education Department
New York City Ballet
Hoosick Falls Central School
Hoosic Valley Central School
Berlin Central School
Central School
Williams College lecture on Pornography and Literature
In Berkshire Williamstown Prof Steven Marcus of Columbia University will discuss Pornography and Literature in Jesup Hall at Williams College Thursday at 8. The free talk is open to the public.
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Williamstown
Jesup Hall
Williams College
Steven Marcus
Columbia University
Abbott Homestead Burned In East Main Street Fire
Eight room brown shingle Victorian house on East Main Street known as the Abbott Homestead occupied by Mr and Mrs Robert C Samuel was destroyed by fire Friday night. Origin of blaze under investigation. Samuels fled after discovering fire in the upstairs. Fire not controlled for nearly two hours.
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North Adams
East Main Street
Abbott
Robert C. Samuel
Samuels
Weekend Storm Snow Totals In Western Massachusetts
Pittsfield reported eight inches of snow while North Adams Mohawk Trail Windsor and Becket areas measured about fourteen inches. Main roads opened but outlying districts remain unplowed and impassable.
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Pittsfield
North Adams
Mohawk Trail
Windsor
Becket
Quiet Talks Before Major Price Hikes
Washington expects more businessmen to enter quiet talks before major price boosts to let the Presidents Council of Economic Advisers counter inflation risks. Labor leaders may get similar invitation to discuss wage demands, aiming for private alignment without public clashes. Officials say talks would be voluntary, not hearings, and could persuade against harmful increases.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Council of Economic Advisers
Krebiozen Future In Doubt In Fraud Trial
A UPI report from Chicago details the potential mistrial as jurors, delayed by a juror's illness, weigh charges in the Krebiozen fraud and conspiracy case. Defendants Dr Stevan Durovic and the Krebiozen foundation remain on trial while others were acquitted.
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Chicago
UPI
Krebiozen
U.S. District Court
J. Hoffman
Lois A. Clark
Stevan Durovic
Krebiozen Research Foundation
Andrew C. Ivy
Marko Durovic
William F.P. Phillips
Medicare enrollment rises as sign up time runs out
Medicare enrollment for Part B has surged since late December as eligible seniors race to sign up before the March 31 deadline. Part A remains free for all over 65, while Part B requires a $3 monthly premium and covers 80 percent of approved costs after a $50 annual patient obligation.
American nurse held in Red China returns to Hong Kong
Beverly Reilly a 38 year old Omaha Nebraska nurse who went to China to write a book was held by Chinese authorities for almost three weeks and returned to Hong Kong after being questioned on possible passport violations. UPI report notes officials studying the case and possible U.S. penalties.
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Hong Kong
UPI
U.S
Communist
China
Beverly Reilly
Omaha
Neb
U. S
Funeral Today as Death Probe Continues for Newcomb Mott
Newcomb Mott a 27 year old textbook salesman is to be buried today in Sheffield Massachusetts as toxicological tests seek new light on his death on a Soviet prison train. His brother Donald a pallbearer arrives from the Great Lakes Naval Training Center.
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Sheffield
Mass
UPI
Newcomb Mott
Philip C. Hammond
Princeton
N.J
Princeton Theological School
Mott
Donald
Great Lakes Naval Training Center
Old Parish Congregational Church
Arthur J. McBay
Boston
McBay
Howard S. Mott
Michael A. Luongo
Suffolk County
Cold War GI Bill of Rights Inches Toward House
A cold war GI bill of rights is set for introduction in the House offering Viet Nam era veterans plus 3.5 million men after Jan 31, 1955 access to college, home loans, and hospital benefits. Chairman Olin E. Teague leads the House Veterans Committee with expected support.
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House
Washington
UPI
Olin E. Teague
Dtex
House Veterans Committee
Seymour Halpern
R-N.y
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
White House
Federal Trade Commission
Democrats and Republicans Share Birch Membership
In Providence Rhode Island three John Birch Society members say the national group reaches 100000 with equal party representation. James P Noonan Harriet Powell and Carol Barksdale spoke on WICE Viewpoint urging Congress declare war in Vietnam and bombing North Vietnam.
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Providence, R
Mystery Box Gambit at The Candle Mill
A promotional game invites patrons to buy a box for $1 at The Candle Mill. Each box contains a gift valued at least $1, offering a surprise prize with no risk of losing money. The setup emphasizes gamble like fun with instant payoff.
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