Judge cuts long sentence for Rutland burglar
Barre Vermont acting Barre Municipal Judge Joseph Palmisano reduced the sentence of 26 year old James Robertson of Rutland from 23 to 39 years for nine larceny and breaking and entering counts to a minimum of three and a maximum of 10 years with potential release in 27 months for good behavior. The Vermont House adopted sympathy resolutions for two youths killed in Viet Nam Lance Cpl Robert Fielder of Waitesfield and Pfc Ralph Maxham Jr of Northfield. Delore Nolan a 16 year old Burlington youth pled guilty to breaking and entering a barbershop and was declared a delinquent minor. he was sent to Weeks School but placed on strict probation with custody returned to his mother.
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UPI
Delore Nolon
Chittenden
Edward Costello
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Costello
High Court
Milne
Supreme Court
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John E. Bernasconi
Barre
Middlesex students form social science society teach-in on Viet Nam
Middlesex College students organize a social science society and plan a March 17 teach-in in the main building cafeteria to discuss Viet Nam under the theme Freedom Now or Slavery Forever. The group aims to discuss and debate social science problems.
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Middlesex
UPI
Middlesex College
Pigeon War Permit Granted in Montpelier
A U S Fish and Wildlife Service and State Fish and Game Department grant Montpelier a permit to run its annual pigeon extermination program this week. Strychnine-treated corn is laid by trained personnel at locations including the Washington County Court House Bailey's Grain Store the East Montpelier road overpass the City Garage and the State House.
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State Fish and Game Department
Washington County Court House
Bailey’s
Montpelier Road
State House
Saratoga Arts Center to Premiere Villella Work
Saratoga Springs new performing arts center with a $3.61 million budget will host a world premiere next summer. Edward Villella's first major choreographic work Narkisses will debut in July during the New York City Ballet's four week Saratoga residence and the inaugural Saratoga Festival.
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Saratoga Springs
Saratoga
Edward Villella
Arsenal officers reassigned to Vietnam duty adds third in month
Two Watervliet Arsenal officers Captains Maury L. Jones and William H. Love were ordered to Saigon for duty with the U S Army Element U S Military Assistance Command while Lt David B Hess was sent to the 168th Engineer Battalion in Hoosick Falls Walter B Hoffman becomes fire chief in Hoosick Falls succeeding Glen C Banks after annual department meeting elections also naming Douglas Ogilive Bernard D Graney and Wayne Houghton to key officer roles
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South Viet Nam
Maury L. Jones
William H. Love
U.S. Army
U.S. Military Assistance Command
Saigon
David B. Hess
Arsenal
Hoosick Falls
Walter B. Hoffman
Glen C. Banks
Williams College to Host John Creasey Talk on Plot Structure
John Creasey, described by Life Magazine as the most prolific writer of our times, will speak tonight at 8 in Jesup Hall Williams College. His topic is The Return to Plot Structure in the Modern Novel.
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Williamstown
John Creasey
Life Magazine
Jesup Hall
Williams College
Daniels Dies of Injuries in City Accident
Kenneth A Daniels 56 of North Adams died after being struck by a car Saturday night in North Adams. Driver Stephen T Sahady 17 identified by police. Daniels worked in GE Pittsfield transformer division and left a wife, mother, one daughter and two sons. In Pittsfield, the School Committee approved a 184 day 1966 67 calendar by 5 to 2 vote despite objections from teachers groups.
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Kenneth Andrew Daniels
Stephen T. Sahady
Daniels
General Electric
Pittsfield
Pittsfield Teachers Association
Pittsfield Federation of Teachers
Bail Forfeited in Ski Theft Case in Williams Town
Two New York City men, John A. Collins and Arthur M. Cooper, had $350 bail forfeited by Judge Samuel E. Levine after they failed to appear in District Court on a theft of skis and poles from the 4 Acre Motel office. Warrants were issued for their arrests. The skis bindings and poles valued at $189 were recovered.
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Williamstown
New York City
Samuel E. Levine
John A. Collins
Arthur M. Cooper
Daring U S Pilot Rescues Fellow Airman at Da Nang
UPI reports Maj Bernard Fisher of Kuna Idaho landed on a besieged airstrip near the A Shau Special Forces camp in a hail of Communist fire and rescued Maj Stafford Myers. Combat planes and ground crews provided cover as Myers escaped, while Fisher guided two C123 cargo planes through a dangerous treetop supply drop to sustain the besieged defenders.
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UPI
Idaho
Bernard Fisher
Kuna
Stafford W. Myers
Newport
Wash
Air Force
Korea
Myers
Fisher
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