Troy Man Fined in Court for Disturbing the Peace
A Troy, New York man, Ernest Marro, 45, was fined $208.60 in District Court after pleading guilty to disturbing the peace by assaulting Det. Peter Barton of the state police at Green Mountain Park on March 16. Marro, intoxicated at the racetrack clubhouse, refused to leave and caused a loud scuffle after Barton asked him to depart. He later claimed to have a heart attack, but was found to be all right.
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Troy, N.Y
Green Mountain Park
Peter Barton
Ernest Marro
George M. Fienberg
Fienberg
Marro
Barton
Henry F. Sobol
Bondville
Connecticut
Alaska
Hawaii
Sobol
Harvey Carter Jr
Ernest L. Mears
Albany
Bennington
Edwin F. Hoard
North Bennington
House of Correction
Hoard
Atty
Roger L. MacBride
Halifax
John H. Luinetti
South Londonderry
Peru
Luinetti
Vermont Tax Reform Debate Sparks Pro and Con
Vermont lawmakers hear a proposal linking state tax to federal tax. Backers claim a tax cut for married couples with two children under 40,000. Critics say the plan shifts burden to low income and ties Vermont to federal whims.
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Witherspoon
Mereness
Vermont
Congress
Tax Department
Bennington Girl Directs UVM Play To Be Staged Here Next Week
Ann Marie Goyette of Bennington directs the University of Vermont Playtimers in a stage adaptation of James Thurber Many Moons. The tour visits 14 elementary schools in 12 Vermont towns and Granby, Quebec, from March 27 to April 3, with performances in Bennington and Molly Stark Schools.
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Bennington
Burlington
Playtimers
University of Vermont
Ann Marie Goyette
Vermont
Quebec
James Thurber
Molly Stark
Granby
Que
Thurber
Miss Goyette
Willard E. Goyette
Main St
University
Speech and Drama Department
Pilgrims Weather Storm To Calvary On Good Friday In Jerusalem
A stormy Good Friday in Jerusalem sees pilgrims trek toward Calvary under rain and barbed barriers dividing Arab and Jew. The Church of the Holy Sepulchre hosts the washing of feet by the Latin patriarch as bells fall silent. Visitors from Beirut and UN diplomats travel amid security measures and enduring squabbles over control of the sacred site.
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Jerusalem
Jordan
UPI
Calvary
Jesus Christ
Christ
Church of the Holy Sepulchre
Beirut
Lebanon
United Nations
Holy
Jerusalems
Church of the Sepulchre
Building slippage hits street after trailer strikes snowbank
Chicago police search for a man after a 20 foot square building slipped from a trailer at Fifth and Cicero Avenues on Sunday. Witnesses say the vehicle hit a snowbank and left. the structure toppled into the street.
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Chicago
UPI
Fifth and
Cicero Avenues
Slaphappy slalom set for Prospect Mountain ski area
Bennington brief notes an Easter themed slalom event Sunday afternoon at Prospect Mount ski area with costumed entries. It also advertises YMCA summer job openings for lifeguards supervisors and instructors with applications at the YMCA office and interviews arranged with Leonard Black or Loomis Dana, contact telephone 17-7316.
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Prospect Mount
YMCA
Leonard Black
Loomis Dana
Hoosick Falls Man Injured In Accident
John Calhoun of 1 Abbott Street Hoosick Falls was struck by a car on New York Route 7 about a mile west of the Vermont line. He was taken to Putnam Memorial Hospital with head and internal injuries and was listed in fair condition. State police had no release details by noon. He was transported by Hoosick Falls Rescue Squad. A correction notes a market ad misprint and local advertisements follow.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Vermont
John Calhoun
Abbott St
New York State
Calhoun
Putnam Memorial
Plane crash near Da Nang kills eight students
United States study group members are among the victims of a Vietnam crash. Names are withheld pending next of kin. The plane from Saigon to Hue landed in Da Nang after bad weather, then crashed in coastal mountains. Earlier Thursday an AC47 Dragonship crash injured three but killed none.
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United States
Saigon
Hue
da Nang
U.S
Bien Hoa
Arlington Molding worker Frederick Squires dies at 53
Frederick E Squires 53 longtime Mack Molding employee of Arlington died unexpectedly Thursday night at his home. Born October 3 1913 in Arlington he was a truck driver and Teamsters Local 597 member. Survived by wife Rita son Frederick Jr three daughters Nancy Joanne Gail and a Sunderland resident. a brother Walter Squires East Arlington. one grandson and cousins. Calling hours today 2 4 and 7 9 p.m. Funeral Saturday 2 p.m. at Hanson Walbridge Arlington with Rev Clement Belcher officiating. Burial in Evergreen Cemetery family plot to follow. Adele A Currier 80 of Rye widow of Richard D Currier died Wednesday in Portsmouth NH hospital. Born March 23 1886 in Brooklyn NY she moved to Rye five years ago from Dorset. Active in 4 H and member of United Church of Dorset and East Rupert. Survivors include son Richard D Currier Greenland NH two daughters Thomas J Morris Rye and Forrest Gates Jr Johnstown NY nine grandchildren a great grandson brother Edward Ames Rutland sister Miss Mary M Ames Rye several nieces and nephews. Memorial service Tuesday 4 p.m. Rye Bethany Congregational Church.
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Arlington
Frederick E.i Squires
Mack Molding Co
Marvin E
Lillian
Strunk) Squires
Mack Molding
Teamsters Union No
St. James Episcopal Church
Mary
Rita Squires
Frederick Jr
Nancy
Joanne
Gail Condon
Sunderland
Walter Squires
East Arlington
Hanson- Walbridge
St. James Episcopal
Clement G. Belcher
Evergreen Cemetery
Rye
N.H
Adele A, Currier
Richard D. Currier
Dorset
Portsmouth
Brooklyn
N.Y
Currier
United Church of
East Rupert
Richard D, Currier
Greenland
Thomas J. Morris
Forrest Gates Jr
Johnstown
Edward Ames
Rutland
Mary M. Ames
Rye Bethany Congregational Church
One-Time Hoff Supporter Chides Chief Executive
A former Hoff supporter in the Vermont House criticized Governor Hoff on the floor, arguing his chastisement of the majority is unfounded. W Arthur Simpson of Lyndon, a veteran lawmaker, urged that the legislature shares blame for many bills and urged a return to time-tested Vermont ideals amid a national sense of stagnation. His remarks, delivered on a personal privilege basis, drew applause and highlighted his long-standing independence from party.
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Montpelier
Hoff
W. Arthur Simpson
Lyndon
House
Simpson
Vermont
King
Vermont Heritage
Obituary notices from Hoosick Falls and Arlington area
Funeral services were held for Ralph S. Bullock retired agriculture instructor of Hoosick Falls Central School conducted by Rev Robert J Springer and burial in Glens Falls Cemetery. In Arlington 17 year old William Gray Miles fatally injured while skiing at Bromley had services at St James Episcopal Church with entombment planned at Evergreen Cemetery. Also services for World War I veteran Herbert M Wilkie were held at Hanson Walbridge Funeral Home with interment at Park Lawn Cemetery and spring burial planned at Soldiers Home cemetery. attendees included Col Edward Giles and American Legion Post 13. Survivors and mourners span multiple Arlington and nearby communities.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Ralph S. Bullock
Hoosick Falls Central School
Robson Home
Robert J. Springer
First United Church, Presbyterian
Mr. Bullock
Glens Falls Cemetery
George W. Chatfield
Kenneth O. Gifford
Guy H. Phillips
John C. W. Rowley
William Peckham
Bernard Balder
Philip Leonard
Arlington
William Gray Miles
Bromley
St. James Episcopal Church
Clement G. Belcher
Arthur Moody
Richard Miles III
Frederick M. Fritz
Lexington
Mass
Donald Marsh
Daulton Mann Jr
Peru
Donald Kendall III
Scott Macfarlane
Michael Bouscaren
Fayetteville, N.Y
Herbert M. Wilkie
Soldiers’ Home
Hanson - Walbridge
W. Earle Forman
First Church of God
Wilkie
Col
Edward Giles
Kenneth Baker
Winston Luther
Edward Rood
James Hamilton
American Legion Post 13
Park Lawn Cemetery
Mr. Forman
Collision Kills Nine In Texas
A station wagon with 15 people collided head on with a single-occupant car in Texas, killing nine including four children. Seven died at the scene, two later in hospital. Victims included Juan Pedro de la Cruz and his family from Pleasanton and five Jimenez relatives from San Antonio. The other occupants were injured. the families were returning from a church service.
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San Antonio
Tex
UPI
Juan Pedro de la Cruz
Bertha
Sammy
Pleasanton
Geneva Vallarreal
Pablo Jimenez
Pablo
Paul
Ernest
Naomi
Jimenez
Yolande
de la Cruz
Ernestina
Peter
Alex
Richard
Becky
Hospital Notes March 23 1967 Admissions and Births
On Thursday March 23 1967 admissions include Donna Lee Morse of Bennington. Discharges feature Mrs Patricia Hickok and son of Bennington, William Baertschi of Hoosick Falls, Harry E Russell of Eagle Bridge, and Mrs Virginia Ann Percey and son of Shaftsbury, plus Robert Ewer of Manchester Center. Births record Mr and Mrs Kenneth Nichol Box 294 Arlington a son March 23 and Mr and Mrs Thomas Maynard 113 Soule Street a son March 23.
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Patricia Hickok
Bennington
William Baertschi
Hoosick Falls
Harry E. Russell
Eagle Bridge
N.Y
Virginia Ann Percey
Shaftsbury
Robert Ewer
Manchester Center
Kenneth Nicholson
Box 294
Arlington
Thomas Maynard
Soule St
Easter and Ostern origins tied to Ostern goddess feast
Astronomy notes explain that Easter and Ostern derive from the feast of Ostern celebrated by the ancient Saxons. From Rome's Vesta temple fire came the European practice of lighting Easter fires to bless those within the glow and promise fruitful fields.
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Vesta
Rome
Congress in 90th session sees split views at ten week mark
At the ten week point Democratic leaders praise the pace of the 90th Congress while Republican leaders call it a flop. Carl Albert foresees adjournment by August, while Gerald Ford and Everett Dirksen decry inaction. Mansfield cites significant achievements and pending major bills.
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Washington
UPI
House
Senate
Carl Albert
Congress
Albert
Gerald R. Ford
Ford
Johnson
Ford Blames LBJ Tax Plan For Spending Decline
UPI report quotes House minority leader Gerald Ford blaming President Johnson's proposed 6 percent surcharge on personal and corporate taxes for reduced consumer spending and a possible recession. Ford urged withdrawal of the tax increase to restore confidence, noting broad support in Congress for the stance.
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
90Th Congress
House
Vietnam
India
Johnson
Latin America
Adam Clayton Powell
Thomas J. Dodd
Washington
UPI
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Congress
24 Year Old Arraigned In Burlington
James Michael Pello 24 formerly of Bennington pleaded not guilty in Chittenden District Court to assault with intent in the Colette Newsstand case on Church Street Burlington He is jailed on $10000 bail The arrest followed the Sunday incident in which a clerk Mary McLaughlin 16 was slugged and cash taken and a further $85 stolen from her purse Police and sheriff officers cooperated in the investigation resulting in the arraignment and arrest in Brattleboro Wednesday afternoon
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Burlington
James Michael Pello
Bennington
Chittenden
Chittenden County
Pello
Colette
Church St
Brattleboro
Robert Abare
Mary McLaughlin
Earle B. McLaughlin
Church Street
McLaughlin
Patrick J. Leahy
Winooski
Donald Savard
Abare
Fred Myers
Joseph Maynard
Sheriff’s Department
Leahy
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H. Greenberg
Bennington Briefs
Pittsburgh
Reader’s Digest
Life
TV Guide
T.A. Carpenter & Sons, Inc
ADV
Frederick E. Squires
Harte Theatre
Paramount Pictures
Seven Arts
Ray Stark
Paris Burning
NY Daily News
Chides
GOP
Area Funerals
William G. Miles
Holderness School
Plymouth
Richard K. Miles Jr
Josiah Miles
Barbara Macfarlane
William T. Schwarz
Marion
Sandgate
R.K. Miles
Texas
Donna Lee Morse
Everett M. Dirksen
Gerry
LBJ
Sword of
Damocles
Dial
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