Vermont traffic up on rural highways and jobs plan in Montpelier
Vermont leads New England with an 8.5 percent rise in rural road traffic over the year, aided by spring skiing. Vermont 9 west of Wilmington soars 55.4 percent, while Vermont 11 in Peru falls 12.9 percent. state reports show mixed monthly and 12 month changes. Employment Security Commissioner Stella Hackel unveils a department reorganization to add full time job placement staff and separate compensation from employment services. President Kennedy informs Hoff of a mental retardation conference in Washington in September. Kibby Equipment Co. show room fire in White River Junction causes heavy losses. St Michael's College to bless Nicolle Hall, a $280000 priests residence, in August.
Northfield Chateau to Close and Auction Furnishings
In Berkshire Northfield 5404 visitors toured the 99-room, 60-year-old Northfield Chateau in eight hours as it nears closure. An auction of 917 items by Kenneth Miller begins at 10 a.m. Friday ahead of planned razing due to costly safety needs. In Adams Fire District the CFA approved a 112,500 Accelerated Public Works grant with 15 days to accept.
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Kenneth Miller
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Adams Fire District
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New York
Richardson J. Thompson
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Rensselaer GOP designates county and Troy council candidates
The Rensselaer County Republican Committee picked county officials Forest C. Pitt as county judge Harold E. Harriman as sheriff Marin B. Stack as county clerk and James M. Braham as county treasurer. Troy council hopefuls listed include John F. Doughney Frank E. Popp Louis C. Rizzo Lawrence C. Meyer Norman M. Bentzen Dr. Joseph E. Riley and Timothy F. O'Brien. A Troy man 21 was arraigned for second degree murder after confessing to fatally shooting Maxwell K. Slick Jr. in his home early Tuesday. Clarence Joseph Ressler Jr. waived grand jury action and was jailed.
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Lawrence C. Meyer
Norman M. Bentzen
Maxwell K. Slick Jr
Clarence Joseph Ressler Jr
Joseph F. Daly
Rensselaer County
14-Year-Old Held in Man's Fatal Shooting
A 14-year-old boy confessed to firing from a South Boston apartment window, killing 40-year-old John Redfern as he spoke with Harvey Macaulay. The youth, charged with delinquency by means of manslaughter, says he did not know the rifle was loaded. He was turned over to juvenile authorities.
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Harvey Macauley
Marblehead
Edward Sherry
Sherry
94th Infantry Reserve Expands to Largest Army Reserve Command
Fort Devens Mass AP says the 94th Army Infantry Reserve added units from Maine New Hampshire and Vermont to its jurisdiction joining Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut. Total manpower reaches 23 000 as northern state units shift from direct Army Department control to the 94th command.
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Smith Defends Passamaquoddy Project in Senate Speech
Sen Margaret Chase Smith GOP Maine defends the Passamaquoddy tidal power plan saying Republicans backed it before Democrats and accuses critics of turning it into a political boondoggle. She cites Muskie Udall and Kennedy support as context and urges judging the project on merit.
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Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Passamaquoddy
Senate
National Republican Congressional Committee
Maine - Canadian
Sen
Edmund S. Muskie
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