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Bennington Banner
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Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
UPI
Vermont jobless claims dip. unemployment rate at 2.3 percent
Jobless claims in Vermont fell 22 last week, keeping the unemployment rate at 2.3 percent, per the Department of Unemployment Security. Claims totaled 2,292, down 24 percent from 2,933 a year earlier, with Burlington leading in total claims followed by Barre Montpelier, Rutland, Bennington, St. Johnsbury, Brattleboro, Springfield, St. Albans and Newport.
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Rockslide blocks Interstate 89 in Vermont area
About six large boulders collapsed onto the westbound lane of Interstate Route 89 between here and Waterbury. No injuries reported as officials cleared debris and checked for further slides. A boulder crossed into the median between lanes. Officials suspect ice thaw or recent rain loosened the rocks. Rutland reports E Hamilton Decker of Rowe Mass named consultant for a six month Vermont health facilities survey. Decker will study acute care facilities for the Chronic Illness Division Vermont Health Department with Vermont Hospital Association and Vermont State Medical Society. office in Rutland.
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Vermont State Medical Society
Decker
Two Women Seek Burlington House Seats in 1966 Race
In Burlington two Democratic hopefuls announce candidacies for the reappointed House seats. Esther Cohen and Sadie White join former Burlington Fire Chief Daniel Richards in the race for the 15 Burlington and Winooski seats in the 1966 reapportionment.
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UPI
House of Representatives
Esther Cohen
Sadie White
Daniel Richards
Winooski
Vermont Emergency Board Funds New England Pavilion Aid
The Emergency Board approved 13,500 to join 6,500 already in the Development Department budget for Vermont’s share of the New England Pavilion exhibit at the New York World’s Fair. Vermont will contribute only if the other five New England states match the funding, as New Hampshire Maine Rhode Island and Connecticut have allocated 20,000 while Massachusetts debates its appropriation.
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New York Court Overturns Halt on November Election Plan
The Appellate Division of State Supreme Court overturned a halt to preparations for the November special legislative election, saying it must follow a U.S. District Court directive to hold the election. The U.S. Supreme Court had refused to stay the election, which uses a Republican drawn plan facing Democratic opposition.
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U.S. Supreme Court
New York
Delmar Candidate Proposes 18 to 21 Alcohol Policy
Edward Rook of Delmar, a Republican state assembly candidate, suggests allowing 18 to 21 year olds to buy beer and table wines with dinner. He argues full prohibition is unrealistic and would push lawbreakers. He taunts neighboring states over stricter 21 age limits, proposing they raise their driving age to 21 if unsatisfied.
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Edward Rook
State Assembly
Rook
Fire destroys barn and car at Circular Avenue home
A two hour blaze at the Circular Avenue residence of Noe and Peter Garceau in Berkshire HINSDALE-A destroyed a barn and an automobile. Thirteen men including a Dalton pumper unit fought the fire as the north wall and an attached shed were damaged. The car gas tank exploded and paint cans in the barn caused two more explosions.
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Peter Garceau
Circular Avenue
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Garceau
Theater owner seeks teen dance permit in Adams
Adams scene centers on Marshall Joseph who operates Friday dances to keep the theater afloat amid weak summer attendance. He asks selectmen to deny Adams armory’s Friday night dance request starting September, arguing two dances would hurt him. Board delayed action saying it should stick to public welfare, not economic matters.
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Selectmen
Marshall Joseph
Joseph
Adams Armory
Head Start Opens In Five Berkshire Towns
North Adams Operation Head Start opens Tuesday across five northern Berkshire towns. One hundred nineteen children aged four and five are in ten groups. In Cheshire 14, Adams 23, North Adams 46, Clarksburg 22, Williamstown 14 enrollments are listed by town.
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Sarah S. van Camp
Cheshire
Adams
Clarksburg
Williamstown
Ex Marine Charged With LBJ Kill Threat
Ex Marine sergeant Leo Arthur Messier Jr. of Pawtucket Rhode Island was arrested in Connecticut on charges of threatening President Johnson. He faced state charges at East Haven and a $5,000 bond, with federal prosecution likely to follow. The case coincided with a Maryland man found not guilty on similar charges.
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Pawtucket
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Johnson
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Bethany State Police
Robert Hastings
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Robert Alcorn
Pay Slice Forces Daley Into Job Mart
Rutland Vermont Lt. Gov. John Daley, first Democrat in the post, hunts for work after the 1965 session. Daley’s pay rose from 5000 to 8000, but a conference cut the 12000 salary and 2000 expense allotment. Governor Hoff doubts full-time service while Daley is paid part time. Daley, father of 11, seeks supplemental income. Hoff says Daley will do as many tasks as possible depending on job demands.
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UPD
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Vermont
Daley
Senate
Philip H. Hoff
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Jack
Tighter reins on lobbyists suggested in Vermont
MONTPELIER UPD A member of the Legislative Council proposes tighter oversight of lobbyists as a response to heavy lobbying on banking and insurance bills. Charles Delaney former head of the Senate banking and Corporations Committee calls for lobbyist registration by bill and potential joint hearings between Senate and House committees.
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