Burglars Take Van and 3000 In Cigarettes In Vermont
In South Burlington, burglars stole 3000 in cigarettes and cigars and a delivery van from the B I Canteen Co warehouse after breaking a rear window. A worker arriving for shift found the truck missing and the window damaged. In Montpelier, Gov Hoff signed a joint resolution to retain a two week agricultural course at Vermont Technical College in Randolph, passed by the recent special legislative session.
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Milne pleads innocent in 11 forgery charges
Rep. Donald Milne of Barre has pleaded innocent in Washington County Court to 11 counts of forgery and fraud over a $35,000 client funds conversion. The 31 year old attorney posted $10,000 bond and is set for a May 2 trial after Judge Dale Brooks disqualified himself for previously hiring Milne as a clerk in the Vermont House.
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Vermont Highlighted at New England Industrial Show
Montpelier promotes the Vermont Industrial Success Story at the New England Industrial Show in Boston. Over 10,000 purchasing agents and executives from firms, institutions, and government agencies will view a 1500 square foot display at Suffolk Downs under Boston Herald-Traveler sponsorship.
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Duty refunds for stained glass windows due to law change
In Albany on Monday Vincentian Fathers learned that about $29,000 in duties paid on importing stained glass from France in 1961 and 1963 will be refunded after federal legislation removed the debt. The refunds relate to $90,000 in art treasures by Jean Barillat of Paris for Our Lady of Angels Seminary Glenmont, where a new concrete mounting method, treated as building materials, blocked duty free entry.
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Albany
Spender speaks at Union College on modern and contemporary art
English poet critic Stephen Spender addressed Union College discussing contrasts between modern and contemporary art. He cited George Bernard Shaw H G Wells Sinclair Lewis Theodore Dreiser James Joyce William Faulkner and T S Eliot to illustrate shifts in artistic expression.
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Stephen Spender
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United States
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Theodore Dreiser
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T.S. Eliot
Berkshire to gain John Birch Society branch
Leonard R. Spencer of Becket announced a Berkshire County branch of the John Birch Society. About 25 attendees were present but no membership figures or officers were named. Richard N. Ober of Whalen, New England coordinator, spoke.
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John Birch Society
Leonard R. Spencer
Richard N. Ober
Whalen
New England
Bachand Wins Snowmobile Stall At Park Sale Lot
Albert Bachand of The Spruces Mobile home park received unofficial word from the attorney general that selling snowmobiles on his park lot would not require a license. Selectmen denied his first class license request after a Feb 28 hearing, with a question whether snowmobiles count as motor vehicles. North Adams auxiliary police grow to 22 sworn officers this week, granting regular patrol powers to volunteers.
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Albert Bachand
Spruces
Attorney General
Bachand
North Adams
Church Leaders Seek American Religious Consensus On Vietnam Policy
Washington report on the first National Inter religious Conference on Peace with 500 delegates from Catholic Anglican Protestant Eastern Orthodox and Jewish groups. Papers urged Red China engagement UN seat for Beijing Taiwan settlement and ending most U.S. trade embargo to Red China while promoting dialogue. Conference aims to shape a broad consensus guiding foreign policy and oppose unilateral intervention in civil conflicts including Vietnam.
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China
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Taiwan
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Pittsburgh
Traffic Death Toll Rises 4 Percent in January
The National Safety Council estimates January traffic deaths at 3,660, up 4 percent from January 1965, with 180 more people killed on streets and highways.
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Chicago
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National Safety Council
Banner Publishing notice on local news republication
Banner Publishing Corporation lists calls at 425 Main St Bennington Vermont with United Press International rights. Home delivery by carrier and motor delivery ten cents per day and Vermont mail subscription rates for 50 mile radius 3 months six dollars thirty cents.
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Bennington
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
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Vermont
Close Schools as Chlorine Tank Car Is Moved
Charlemont and Shelburne Falls closed schools as crews moved a derailed B M Railroad tank car carrying 3 000 gallons of chlorine. No leaks were found and residents began returning after authorities confirmed safety measures and no risk of exposure.
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