Dupont backs Kennedy for national ticket in Vermont
Winooski mayor Edmund Dupont said he would seek the Democratic nomination for lieutenant governor if Edward Kennedy joins the national ticket. He urged Kennedy on the ticket to help the party win the White House and boost Vermont’s Democratic ticket.
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Winooski
UPI
Edmund Dupont
Massachusetts
Edward Kennedy
Dupont
John J. Daley
Kennedy
Sen
White House
Tenants face possible eviction in Albany street housing case
Three tenants were taken to Albany City Court on back rent complaints at Hamilton Street apartments owned by Albany Urban Renewal Director F Joseph Leone and Rubicon Associates. A counter suit seeks 600 for alleged poor building conditions. One tenant offered to pay back rent as security for repairs. another would pay if repairs occur. A local GOP leader called for Leone's resignation citing a dual role as urban renewal director and landlord.
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Albany
Albany City Court
Hamilton Street
Albany Urban Renewal
F. Joseph Leone
Rubicon Associates
Leones
Rubicon
Albany County Republican
Joseph C. Frangella
Leone
Frangella
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
Judge weighs motion in Berkshire driving case
Judge Ernest H. Rosasco took under advisement a motion to dismiss a driving to endanger complaint against 68 year old Percy C. Donnelly over a June 5 collision that killed 18 year old Arthur G. Siciliano Jr. The motion argued the elder Siciliano was not at the scene and improper notice was given. The case was continued to Tuesday. Williams College’s Roper Center created a fund honoring active opinion and marketing researchers. The first fund honors C Theodore Smith of American Tel and Tel Co.
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Ernest H. Rosasco
Percy C. Donnelly
Donnelly
Arthur G. Siciliano Jr
Atty
Paul A. Tamburello
Pittsfield
Siciliano
Williamstown
Roper Public Opinion Research Center
Williams College
Philip K. Hastings
First Fund
C. Theodore Smith
American Tel. & Tel. Co
Perfect pocket strike shatters car window in Pittsfield incident
In Pittsfield an unidentified bowler fired a 16 pound ball through the rear window of James Vinette’s parked car at Berkshire Bowl on Dalton Avenue. The ball ricocheted to dent the roof as Vinette reported the incident to police.
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Pittsfield
James Vinette
Vinette
Berkshire Bowl
Dalton Avenue
Governor Says Rowdy Cyclists Not Welcome
Governor Hoff rejects rowdy motorcyclists for the 1969 Grafton Motorcycle Scrambles in Vermont. He cited police reports of a violent scene with gunfire, assaults, and stolen motorcycles, and warned that authorities will confront trouble makers at the border with firmness. The Motor Vehicle Racing Commission may suspend future races pending investigation.
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Hoff
Vermont
Motor Vehicle Racing Commission
Grafton
Hoff undecided on presidential candidates in Vermont
Gov. Philip Hoff said he has not chosen a candidate for the presidential nomination. He denied supporting Humphrey despite reports and plans to discuss the situation with Dr. Eugene Winslow, Vermont McCarthy for President chair. Hoff may meet Hubert Humphrey again after a Washington meeting with Eugene McCarthy and look to attend a Boston rally next week.
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U.S
Eugene McCarthy
New York State
Minnesota
Democratic State Committee
New York
McCarthy
Robert F. Kennedy
Hubert H. Humphrey
Democratic Party
Chicago
Humphrey
Hoff
Son
Eugene J. McCarthy
D - Minn
Washington
Eugene Winslow
Putney
Vermont
New England
Bostort
Jury Finds Student Guilty On Drug Charge
An Orange County jury found Jack Margoles, 19, of Clifton New Jersey guilty of selling marijuana. The former University of Vermont student faced a prior Rutland County sentence reset due to a technicality. The state alleged Margoles sold the marijuana to a Green Mountain College student last February.
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Chelsea
UPI
Orange County
Jack Margoles
Clifton
N.J
University of Vermont
Rutland County
Vermont State
Margoles
Green Mountain College
Vermont billboard crackdown seen after 1968 law
Vermont officials report about 100 illegal signs have appeared since the 1968 statute, as Billboard Inspector Joseph Moore cites ongoing noncompliance. Assistant Attorney General Louis Peck studies whether prosecutions should be criminal or chancery, awaiting Moore’s more detailed illegal-sign data. Secretary of State Harry Cooley notes permit receipts fell by over $4,000 in the past fiscal year due to the law.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Joseph Moore
United States
Louis Peck
Moore
Harry Cooley
Ripon Society cites Negro delegates left out at Miami convention
The Ripon Society protested that only three Southern Negro delegates will attend the national GOP convention in Miami next month. Forum cited two Arkansas and one Georgia Negro delegates among 310 Southern delegates and noted several alternates, plus no Negroes on the Florida delegation. The group also criticized Nixon for not expanding minority representation.
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Mass
UPI
Ripon Society
Republican Research Organization
Miami
Forum
Society
Arkansas
Georgia
Louisiana
North Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
Florida
Richard M. Nixon
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