Vermon t House considers 325000 Austine School bond
A 325000 bond bill for construction and additions at the Austine School for the Deaf Brattleboro was introduced in the Vermont House with eight sponsors mainly from Windham County The measure follows Lt Gov Foote Republican program and is before the Committee on Appropriations
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Montpelier
Austine School For the Deaf
Brattleboro
Vermont House
Windham County
Ralph A. Foote
Philip H. Hoff
Vermont
Committee On Appropriations
Barree Valley youths face dropout causes cited by guidance director
Spaulding High School vice principal Frank Devine tells Barre group that dropouts risk unemployment in automation era. Factors include lack of motivation, mobility, family support, intellectual limits, environmental issues, broken homes, and low aspirations.
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Barre
Frank Devine
Spaulding High School
American Association of University Women
Two Burlington Lawyers Pay Large Parking Fines
Two Burlington lawyers cleared major parking fine debts totaling 354 dollars after paying 54 for 38 overdue tickets and 16 for another set. The move follows a warning from Traffic and Police Commission urging payment to avoid criminal action as the force issues about 30 000 tickets yearly and most are settled promptly.
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Burlington
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YWCA to Buy and Restore Historic Main Street Home
Burlington's Queen City YWCA plans an April drive to purchase and restore the 1806 Allen house opposite Burlington High School. Once home of Dr. Lyman Allen, the property will become a combined activities center and resident house for local and out-of-town women, replacing space lost to urban renewal.
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Young Women’s Christian Association
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Burlington High School
Lyman Allen
Moses Catlin
Lucinda Allen
Ira
Ethan Allen
Pine Street
Camp Fire
Allen House
NY Board Sets Ventilation Standards for New Cars
Albany report says the State Air Pollution Control Board requires crankcase ventilation systems on all cars sold after June 30 to meet board approved standards. Health Commissioner Dr. Hollis Ingraham notes 1963 and 1964 models may use best available devices. In Troy, divers recover Walter Lipka from Hudson River after coffer dam collapse at federal dam project.
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Albany
State Air Pollution Control Board
New York State
Hollis 5S
Ingraham
Troy
Zoning Board Meets Over Ice Cream Site in North Adams
The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a 7:30 PM hearing to consider Friendly Ice Cream Corp. building plans on a 7,500 square foot lot owned by Central City Markets on State Road. The parcel is under the industrial zone minimum and was rejected by the zoning commission as too small for the proposed use.
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North Adams
Zoning Board of Appeals
Friendly Ice Cream Corp
Central City Markets
State Road
Zoning Commission
Ski Instructor Demonstrates One-Leg Skiing Despite Cast
Williamstown ski instructor John C. Hitchcock, chief at Petersburg Pass, gave a one-leg skiing demonstration this weekend while his right leg remained in a cast. Town officials also face a proposed $10,000 increase in Berkshire County mosquito control costs, citing a shift from 1961 to 1962 funding under a total valuation formula.
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John C. Hitchcock
Petersburg Pass
Hitchcock
J. Maynard Austin
Berkshire
Five Vermont youths win NSF fellowships
Five Vermont students won National Science Foundation fellowships for advanced science graduate study. David J. Ballard will pursue mathematics at MIT. Stephen A. Cole focuses on history and philosophy of science. David C. Drew enters physics at Cornell. Dorothy M. Eldredge goes to Yale for botany. Robert K. Wright will conduct fellowship work at Columbia. Honorable mentions include Cassista, Guilmette, and Zielinski. Fellowships provide up to 6000 dollars plus tuition travel and dependent allowances.
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National Science Foundation
David J. Ballard
Norwich
Harvard
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Stephen A. Cole
Stratton
David C. Drew
Lyndonville
St. Michael’s College
Cornell
Dorothy M. Eldredge
Springfield
Yale
Robert K. Wright
Castleton
Middlebury College
Columbia
Achilles Cas Sista
Chester
Lee M. Guilmette
Richard
Stanley J. Zielinski
Bellows Falls
Three CNR Crewmen Escape Ground Floor Fire
Three Brockville railway workers John Fraizer Wayne Byers and Delbert Bedard escaped unharmed when a ground floor apartment fire started by a cigarette spread from a living room divan. Firefighters battled the blaze after one man woke and smelled smoke, with no injuries reported.
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Canadian National Railway
John Fraizer
Wayne Byers
Delbert Bedard
Brockville, Ont
State Building Plan Would Add Medium Security Facility
Montpelier AP The 12 year state building plan recommends a $3.25 million medium security institution and a new Highway Department office in 1964 65. It also calls for a $950000 Highway building in 1970 a $360000 State Police operations building in 1964 and boiler and hospital upgrades at Waterbury State Hospital plus dormitories and centers at Brandon Training School Weeks School and State Hospital.
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Tax Claims Often Stir Public Ire
Washington AP report explains why IRS settles tax disputes for less than claimed. Officials say settlements reflect achievable sums after full disclosure and court risk, not favoritism toward prominent individuals.
Hospital admissions and births at Putnam Memorial area
List of admissions and discharges at Putnam Memorial Hospital with names including Clifford Henry Arlington and Miss Marie O Malley Hoosick Falls. Births noted for Manchester Depot and Saunders Road. New York UPI reports Variety Clubs have spent over $80 million in 30 years aiding ill and underprivileged children.
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Clifford Henry
Arlington
Loriana Abrams
Frank Rose
Bennington
Marie O’malley
Diane DeLuca
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
New York
UPI
Two Families Homeless After Moretown Fire
Red Cross volunteers seek food clothing and other necessities for two families left homeless by a late Friday fire that destroyed a former hotel converted into apartments. Mr and Mrs Meridan Grandfield and four children and Mr and Mrs Clifton Fleury and three children lost clothing and furnishings. Pickup centers are Montpelier fire station and Ward's IGA in Moretown.
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Clifton Fleury
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