Vermont GOP secretary to stay as consultant six months
The retiring executive secretary Carroll P. Adams, 73, will remain on the Vermont Republican State Committee staff for six months as an advisor to the new executive secretary Richard C. Thomas of Rutland. Adams, who leaves July 1 after nearly six years, said the party can regain the six top state offices in 1966 if strong candidates are nominated and primaries avoided.
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Williams Old Guard honors Dr. Arvie Eldred at 143rd alumni meet
At Williams College the Old Guard dinner awarded Dr. Arvie Eldred the Josephs Coat for more than 50 years of alumni status. Eldred, a 1905 Williams alumnus and retired school superintendent, led New York education groups and received the Alfred E. Smith Award in 1956 for public education service. In Hoosick Falls, Sandra Reynolds, a senior at Hoosick Falls Central, will study in Colombia under a Foreign Student Exchange program after graduating Sunday, with a Colombian student staying in Reynolds home next year.
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Sandra Reynolds
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South America
New York
Miami
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Robert Lacey transfer after life sentence in Zimmer murder
Robert Lacey, 19, received a life term in Rensselaer County Court for first degree murder in the October fatal beating and robbery of William Zimmer. After a six hour and 31 minute jury trial, Lacey was found guilty as charged while co defendants James Andrews and Jerry Washington, both 20, were acquitted. He was moved to the State Correction Dept. Reception Center in Elmira on Monday.
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Berkshire news briefs highlight honors and grants
Leon Podolsky of Pittsfield received the honorary doctorate from Drexel Institute in Philadelphia for work in electronics standards and defense consulting. International Nickel Co. donated 7500 to Williams College for its 175th anniversary endowment drive now surpassing 12 million. Robert T. Gallant of Crosby Junior High will direct the Neighborhood Youth Corps program at Shaker Village in Hancock this summer, starting June 28 for eight weeks.
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Crosby Junior High School
Shaker Village
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State Officials Sued By Aggrieved Driver
Five state officials including Gov. Philip Hoff and Atty. Gen. John Connarn face a $255,000 suit filed by Waitsfield youth Donald Spaulding. The complaint names Probation Director Rudolf Morse, Washington County State’s Attorney John Bernasconi, juvenile probation officer Edward Atwood, plus Connarn and Hoff as state agents. Spaulding alleges unlawful punishment for speeding on March 18, 1964, with claims of $50,000 punitive and $1,000 actual damages per defendant. He says the state overruled jail, and license suspension details were misapplied. coincidentally, Spaulding was fined $55 the same day for careless driving.
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Kansas Hangs Two For Multi Murder
Two Army deserters who killed seven people on a cross country spree were executed in Kansas. James Latham and George York faced the gallows after boasts at arrest. Latham said he was not mad at anyone while York spoke of heaven and forgiveness. Prison chaplain read the 23rd Psalm.
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Valdosta
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Tullahoma
Opinions Clash At Samaritan Bill Public Hearing
A Burlington lawyer urges renaming the Good Samaritan measure Bad Samaritan while lawmakers debate immunity for emergency aid. The public hearing follows vetoes and overrides as doctors and lawyers clash over proposed legislation, with Gov Hoff pledging support if Senate approves again. The bill targets civil suit exemptions for those aiding at accident sites, amid a tense legislative fight.
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Bennington Banner Pricing and Contact Details
The Bennington Banner publishes daily except Sundays and holidays from 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont. It lists newsroom and advertising numbers and outlines subscription rates by mail within a 50 mile Vermont radius and nationwide.
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Viet Cong Presence No Bar To Talks Says Bundy
White House aide McGeorge Bundy said Viet Cong representatives at peace talks would not block discussions and could negotiate if part of a North Vietnamese delegation. He noted VC have long traveled on North Vietnamese passports. The remark echoed Secretary of State Rusk and followed a Washington teach-in style debate on Viet Nam policy.
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