Green Mountain Jaycees chartered at Windsor Prison
The Southern Vermont District Jaycees formed a chapter behind Windsor State Prison known as Green Mountain Jaycees. The founder says 20 inmates unofficially chartered. official charter to be presented at an April 6 prison banquet with Gov Hoff, Lt Gov Daley, and State Jaycee President James Antell attending. Joseph M Wiltshire named chairman of the state Fish and Game Board by Gov Hoff, replacing Francis Murtagh. Hoff also appoints F Ray Adams to the Board of Accountancy to serve until Jan 1, 1969.
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Windsor
UPI
Vermont
Jaycees
Windsor State Prison
Green Mountain Jaycees
Philip EH. Hoff
John Daley
Jaycee
James Antell
Vermont unemployment claims rise to 3999 in week
Vermont unemployment insurance claims totaled 3 999 for the week ending March 5 with the insured unemployed rate steady at 4.4 percent. New claims rose by 19 to 378, concentrated mainly in contract construction. Maple production began first week of March in the southern half with normal sap sweetness and promising early runs amid mild snow conditions.
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Montpelier
UPI
Vermont
State Department of Employment Security
Chittenden
Vermont drama festival starts next week across 54 schools
The Vermont Headmasters Association sponsors a statewide series of one act drama festivals beginning next week with 54 schools across fourteen districts. District winners advance to regional festivals at Vergennes or Rutland on March 26, then seven plays per region compete March 26 for state placement at Spaulding on April 2. The top two state trophy winners go to the New England Drama Festival in Boston in April.
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Vermont Headmasters’ Association
Vermont
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Brattleboro
Burlington
Derby
Hartford
Middlebury
Milton
Montpelier
Mount St. Joseph
Otter Valley
South Burlington
Springfield
Woodstock
Vergennes
Rutland
Spaulding
Globe Theatre
Boston
Vermont Drama Coaches Association
Three Lectures At Albany Medical Center In March April
Albany Medical Center hosts three physician education days in March and April. Dr William L Holt Jr leads Psychiatry topics on March 17 starting at 9 30 a m. March 24 guest Dr J Roswell Gallagher from Boston speaks on adolescent health at 10 a m. April 1 Dr Donald B Effler delivers Adrian Ehler Memorial Lecture on open heart surgery titled Surgery of Coronary Artery Disease.
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Albany
Albany Medical Center
William L. Holt Jr
Albany Medical College
J. Roswell Gallagher
Children’s Hospital Medical Center
Boston
Harvard Medical School
Gallagher
Adrian Ehler
Donald B. Effler
Cleveland Clinic Foundation
State road project to widen 5.65 miles in Rensselaer County
The New York Department of Public Works plans a $320,000 project to widen and resurface 5.65 miles of the Troy Hoosick Falls Road in Rensselaer County. Bids will be opened April 14, with work starting at NY 278 in Center Brunswick and extending north to near the Tomhannock Reservoir.
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Albany
N.Y
Troy-Hoosick Falls
Rensselaer County
State Department of Public Works
Center Brunswick
Tomhannock Reservoir
Lenoxdale man killed in Berkshire head‑on crash
Lee police said 83 year old Lee resident Frank H. Laird died Thursday after his station wagon collided head on with a westbound truck on Summer Street. The truck was driven by Tullie A. Toniatti of North Adams. Laird leaves a stepson Charles Griffin of Pittsfield and a step daughter Mrs Mario McConaugh of Towson Maryland.
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Lee
Frank H. Laird
Lenoxdale
Summer Street
Tullie A. Toniatti
North Adams
Charles Griffin
Pittsfield
Mario McConaugh
Towson
Dr Mullen Moves to Adams in Medical Park
Dr. George T. Mullen of Clarksburg medical examiner for the Northern Berkshire District has moved his office to Adams to resume practice on Monday. He will be in Medical Park on the grounds of W B Plunkett Memorial Hospital, giving Plunkett Hospital a resident surgeon for the first time since 1959. Mayor Del Gallo filed a 10000 appropriation order to fund the High School Building Commission, addressing over 2500 in outstanding site work bills.
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George T. Mullen
Clarksburg
Berkshire
Adams
Medical Park
W.B. Plunkett Memorial Hospital
Plunkett Hospital
Pittsfield
del Gallo
High School Building Commission
Massachusetts Supreme Court Voids Mt Greylock Lease Battle
A Massachusetts Supreme Court ruling invalidates a lease and contract between the Mt. Greylock Com mission and the Mt. Greylock Tramway Authority, nearly ending a 13 year effort to turn the Berkshire reservation into a 5 million recreation area. Two bills to abolish the Authority and curb eminent domain powers were approved by the Committee on State Administration, with Senate action due soon.
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Boston
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Mt. Greylock Commission
Mt. Greylock Tramway Authority
Berkshire
Committee On State Administration
Senate
Last Hurdle Cleared For Gemini 8 Launch
CAPE KENNEDY America’s Gemini 8 spacecraft cleared the last major test hurdle ahead of Tuesday’s two satellite hookup and a world record space walk. Neil Armstrong and David Scott prepared for a 11 hour simulated flight and mission rehearsals with tracking stations. If all goes to plan, the Atlas Agena launch would begin at 10 a.m. EST Tuesday with Armstrong and Scott pursuing the Agena at 11:41 a.m. EST. The craft would rendezvous five hours later and a 45 minute formation fly. Armstrong would attempt a Gemini 8 Agena docking, followed by a 2 hour 10 minute space walk beginning Wednesday morning.
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David Scott
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United States
Strike Hits More Boston Newspapers
Boston newspapers faced an idle Sunday as a six day strike by printers and mailers halted the Globe Herald Traveler and Record American. Federal mediator William Rose said no settlement today while ITU locals extend the walkout into a second week. Management and union teams planned talks without government facilitators to end the $1 million daily strike.
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UPI
Boseton
William Rose
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Morning Herald
Evening Traveler
Record- American
International Typographical Union
ITU
Sunday Globe
Sunday Herald
Sunday Advertiser
Record-American
Hearst
ITV
Vermont Hearings Set On B M Service Cuts
The Boston and Maine Railroad hearings move to Manchester tonight amid opposition to proposed discont inuation of service to New Hampshire and Vermont. Dover leaders and residents urged the ICC to retain or improve service, with additional hearings planned for Brattleboro and White River Junction in Vermont. A commuter petition and criticism of station conditions and snow clearance were voiced by riders from Lawrence and surrounding towns.
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N.H
UPS
Boston & Maine
Manchester
New Hampshire
Vermont
John Maglaras
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Maglaras
B&m
Boston
Brattleboro
White River Junction
Merrimack Valley
Concord
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Newburyport
Mass
Springfield
William Donovan
Lawrence
Donovan
US Seeks Red China Views On Travel Easing
The United States plans to seek Red China's views on easing travel restrictions at a Warsaw meeting next week. Ambassador John A. Gronouski will meet the Chinese ambassador in one of the regular sessions to outline the State Department policy allowing American scholars to request travel to Communist China and other barred countries.
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UPC
United States
China
Warsaw
U.S
Poland
John A. Gronouski
Gronouski
State Department
Cuba
North Viet Nam
North Korea
Albania
Norman Auburn
University of Akron
Red China
Bennington Banner details and subscription rates
The Bennington Banner announces its daily publication schedule and advertising contacts. It lists home delivery options and mail subscription rates within a 50 mile radius of Bennington Vermont, including three months for 6.30, six months for 11.70, and one year for 22.50.
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Vermont
Labor Wins Victory In Dispute With AMA
Labor groups win over AMA in a three year dispute over a recorded speech and fundraising tactics in the AFL CIO COPE feud. AMA apologized for depicting Paul Normile as a threatening labor leader and destroyed copies of the 1963 recordings and booklets. Normile had sued for libel and invasion of privacy, a case settled out of court as indicated by the AFL CIO NewsRetraction.
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Washington
UPI
Organized Labor
Organized Medicine
American Medical Association
AMA
United Steelworkers
Paul Normile
Afl-Cio
Normile
Pittsburgh
Aflcio Committee On Political Education
COPE
AMPAC
Congress
Record
Aflcio News
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