Tri State Memorandum to Enhance Interstate Highway Planning
Vermont Massachusetts and New Hampshire highway officials meet in Northfield Mass at 11 30 a m July 26 to sign a Tri State Memorandum of Understanding enabling better exchange of information under federal planning law to qualify for federal aid highway funds Vermont officials will sign for Vermont with A R Purchase and R J Nicholls listed from the state Bureau of Public Roads and Advance Planning Engineer Stearns R Jenkins. Two health regulations on underground sewage disposal in housing developments are under study by the Vermont Board of Health with public hearings planned to gather comments before adoption. The proposed rules apply to future construction only and require lot sizes of at least 20 000 square feet or 40 000 square feet when groundwater or wells exist unless approved by the state board of health. Vermont troopers will be added to the Public Safety Department next February per Col. E A Alexander after legislative authorization.
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Montpelier
Massachusetts
Francis W. Sargent
Vermont
Russell A. Holden
Bureau
A.R. Purchase
R.J. Nicholls
Stearns R. Jenkins
Burlington
State Board of Health
R.B. Aiken
U.S. Public Health Service
Aiken
Powers retires as Albany County supervisor chair
Michael J. Powers resigned as chairman of the Albany County Board of Supervisors at a full Democratic county committee meeting. He relinquished his 13th ward supervisor candidacy for November 2 and was replaced by Albany attorney Joseph H. Einhorn. The meeting also confirmed that Mayor Erastus Corning II will seek a seventh four year term, extending his record tenure in Albany.
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Albany
Michael J. Powers
Albany County Board of Supervisors
Democratic County Committee
Powers
Joseph H. Einhorn
Erastus Corning II
Corning
Berkshire plant strike ends after 10 weeks
About 250 Local 212 members at the E D Jones plant voted nearly unanimously to accept terms of a new incentive agreement and contract. Union President Ralph Becker said the action does not end the labor dispute and no new bargaining sessions are set. He warned relations remain strained on economic issues and a return to work depends on talks for a first contract for 35 new technical workers.
Adams Man Sets Partial Pint Record at Red Cross Drive
James Dimitropolis became a local blood donor record holder by giving his 135th pint at a Red Cross bloodmobile. His brother Charles followed with 116 pints. The total collection reached only about half of the 135 pint quota, hindered by vacation schedules cited by blood donor service chair Mrs. Fred J. Koczela.
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Adams
Red Cross
James Dimitropolis
Charles
Blood Donor Service
Fred J. Koczela
Bomb Explosion in Adams Injures Teen and Sparks Surgery
Fourteen year old Alan Munn of Adams endured a four hour operation at North Adams Hospital after a bomb exploded in his right hand earlier in the day. A group of youths had placed match heads in a pipe factory style device when the blast occurred. No amputation was needed and hospital spokesmen said he was in satisfactory condition Thursday night.
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Adams
Alan Munn
North Adams Hospital
Young Munn
Direct current electric cordotomy offers drug free pain relief
University of Chicago researcher Dr. John Mullan describes a two hour operation that treats severe pain by inserting a tiny needle into the spinal cord and delivering a controlled electric current to create a small lesion. Pain relief occurs within minutes and lasts up to six months without affecting movement or other sensations.
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Mullan
Stock Market Brief Shows Lists and Analyst Comment
A stock market item lists key shares and provides commentator insights. The report mentions notable movers among blue chips and mid caps, with brief notes on price trends and trading sentiment for the day.
Mail robbery indictments eyed in Plymouth heist
The Boston Herald reports postal authorities have enough evidence to indict at least six men in the Plymouth mail truck robbery worth 1.55 million dollars. Investigators, led by William White, seek more than 500 thousand dollars of loot. A Western Boston suburb suspect is believed to have masterminded the heist and faces intensified surveillance and pressure from federal agents. The investigation follows the Aug. 14, 1963 robbery as U.S. Attorney Garrity notes a grand jury session. Hal Wallis secures Barefoot in the Park rights for Paramount.
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Boston
UPI
Plymouth
Boston Herald
The
Herald
William White
White
New England
Post Office
U.S. Atty
Arthur Garrity
the Herald
Bennington Banner Publication Details Listed
The Bennington Banner is a daily Bennington Vermont newspaper at 425 Main St. It is published by the Banner Publishing Corporation and is a member of United Press International. It notes phone numbers for Newsroom Advertising and other services.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
UPI
Sleep-Out Protest On City Hall Steps In Springfield
About 200 singing demonstrators camped on Springfield City Hall steps in a quiet but tense protest over Mayor Ryan's refusal to act on eight civil rights demands. CORE officials criticized the mayor as more than 150 protesters had gathered earlier in front of City Hall, with clashes over police brutality and the nightclub brawl case.
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Springfield
Mass
UPI
City Hall
Charles V. Ryan
Ryan
Dunbar Community Cen
Benjamin Swan
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Oscar Bright
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