Vermont Civil War Album by Columbia Records
A two record album titled Freedom and Unity Vermonts Role in the Civil War was produced for Vermont Life Magazine by Frank A Delle Jr and Walter Hard Jr. It will be sold at Vermont Life in Montpelier and later in other state shops with a program to place the album in Vermont schools. Funeral services are set for Paul M Norman in Fairfax for the UN ICAO official who died after a short illness in Burlington.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Columbia Records
Walter Hard Jr
Vermont Life Magazine
Frank A. Delle Jr
Hard
Vermont Life
Milton
Fairfax
Paul M. Norman
International Civil Aviation Organization
United Nations
Norman
Burlington
Memphis
Tenn
United Air Lines
Margaret
Vermont Farm Bureau backs own policy over state lineup
Keith Wallace, president of the Vermont Farm Bureau, urges farm groups to craft policy rather than rely on the legislature or state agencies. He cites the bureau's five point dairy program as serving agriculture and the state, in response to Gov Hoff’s claim of no official policy and the Towne Rowley shift.
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Wallace
June on the job accidents in Montpelier rise slightly
The Industrial Relations Department reports 1 082 on the job accidents in June compared with 1 120 in June 1962. No fatal accidents in either year. For the first six months, 6 177 accidents with seven fatals, versus 6 542 and five fatals last year.
Governor Hoff Defends Tax Label On UVM Plan
Burlington Gov Hoff signs the new rooms and meals tax calling it obnoxious and notes a $1.7 million revenue rise and a UVM budget exceeding his recommendation by the same amount. Neil Tolman criticizes linking the tax to the university, urging broader accountability. Lyndonville plans big expansion for Concord Woodworking Co with federal aid.
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Burlington
Neil Tolman
University of Vermont Trustees
Hoff
University of Vermont
John T. Fey
Rutland Railway
Tolman
Lyndonville
Northeast Kingdom
Concord Woodworking
Concord
Mass
Kempton, Ind
Nurse Pleads Innocent in Arson Case at Nursing Home
Mrs. Jean Lutes 31 operator of Tranquility Nursing Home in Randolph pleads not guilty in Orange County Court to first degree arson. She is returned to the county jail on $1500 bail after arrest for two small blazes May 13 at the facility.
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Chelsea
Jean Lutes
Randolph Nursing Home
Orange County
Tranquility Nursing Home
Fire Destroys Boulevard Furniture Building in Albany
A two story Boulevard Furniture Co building at 142 44 Northern Boulevard suffered 75 000 to 100 000 in damage after a four hour two alarm fire. Firefighters investigated the blaze origin as Army Pfc. Lewis Piche helped discover the fire.
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Albany
Boulevard Furniture Company
Northern Boulevard
Charles Schissler
Army
Lewis Piche
Fort Dix
Schissler
Summit crowds, Berkshire and fireworks cap Fourth of July
About 1 500 visited Mount Greylock summit in chilly 39 degree fall like weather with sun, hot drinks, and apparel sales. In Williamstown 3 000 participated in Lions Club Fourth of July events at Mitchell Field, including a parade, coronation, and fireworks, with police reporting no fireworks violations.
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Adams
Mount Greylock
Bascomb Lodge
Joseph Fitzgerald
Williamstown
Lions Club
Mitchell Field
Springfield Union
Separate Health Unit Seen as Key Vermont Achievement
Senate president pro tem Sen. John H. Boylan called passage of a bill creating a separate mental health department one of the Legislature’s most important acts in the recently ended session. He cited other notable laws, including a $1 million forest and parks bond, aid to handicapped children, social welfare programs, and increased UVM support, while noting GOP-led funds exceeded Gov Hoff’s preferred spending. He avoided confirming a run for lieutenant governor, naming several possible candidates.
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Burlington
Vermont Senate
John H. Boylan
Essex
University of Vermont
Hoff
Boylan
Senate
WJOY
GOP
Franklin S. Billings Jr
James L. Oakes
R - Windham
Carl E. Kelton
White River Junction
Roland Q. Seward
East Wallingford
St Michael’s students pioneer 62 mile bathtub push
Santa Fe reports St Michael’s College students abandon the 50 mile hike fad to endure a 62 mile bathtub push from Santa Fe to Albuquerque. Fourteen students rolled a second hand tub on wheels and completed the trek to donate the tub filled with refreshments to the college during a picnic ceremony.
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Santa FE
N.M
UPID
St. Michael’s College
Albuquerque
Rowley Begins Study on Small Farm Problems in Vermont
Vermont agriculture commissioner Ray mond G. Rowley announced plans to form a committee to study small farmer problems. The panel will explore income options such as different crops and live stock programs, with help from Farm Bureau and Grange leaders. He will consult the U.S. Agriculture Department in Washington and push policy toward grassroots farmers less influenced by dairy groups.
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Rowley
Washington
U.S. Agriculture Department
Federal Agency
Philip H. Hoff
Department
New England Milk Producers Association
Northern Farms Cooperative
Foote Defends House Cuts Against Hoff Critique
Lt. Gov. Ralph Foote said Gov. Hoff overreached in criticizing Senate leaders and aimed to gain from facts. He credited the House for initiating most money bills and noted Sen. John Boylan's Appropriations Committee cuts about $1 million from the general budget.
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Foote
Hoff
Middlebury
Ralph A. Foote
Senate
House
H. Boylan
Essex
Boylan
Casals and Serkin Named Freedom Medal Recipients
Pablo Casals the renowned cellist and conductor and pianist Rudolph Serkin are among 31 people chosen for the Presidential Medal of Freedom. Casals, 86, plans a fall concert tour of Europe and possibly the Soviet Union. Serkin directs the Marlboro School of Music in Marlboro and lives in Guilford.
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Soviet Union
Serkin
Marlboro School of Music
Guilford
Casals
Marlboro School
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State Farm Road
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