Poetry Society of Vermont names 1965 PSOW winners
Around Burlington, fifty members of the Poetry Society of Vermont held their spring meeting at the Pavilion Hotel. Dr. Arthur Hewitt announced contest prize winners including Helen Hartness Flanders for Pastorale and Marian Gleason for Time In Clover, with six poems earning top honors in the workshop Results listed in order of first through sixth place reflect a strong showing from Montpelier Burlington Barre Cabot St Albans and other towns.
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Burlington
Poetry Society of Vermont
Pavilion Hotel
Arthur Hewitt
Riverton
PSOW
Helen Hartness Flanders
Springfield
Arthur Wallace Peach
Marian Gleason
Corinne Eastman Davis
Clover
Dawn-Marie MacKenzie
Chester
Jeremiah Durick
Eleanor Deejay
St. Albans
Maude Pierce
Montpelier
Mildred Gingras
Barre
Roberta Goldstein
Paul Winer
Cabot
Lavender
Mary Baldwin
Mary Lillie
Bellows Falls
Planned Parenthood Workshop in Vermont Set
Planned Parenthood World Population plans a three day spring workshop in South Burlington Vermont with 65 northeast leaders and 100 Vermont dinner guests. Frederick S Jaffe and Naomi T Gray will speak on community family planning and coherent expansion while Dr Alan F Guttmacher delivers the keynote on family planning in tomorrow s world.
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Burlington
Vermont
Cupola
Birth Control Organization
Frederick S. Jaffe
Naomi T. Gray
Alan F. Guttmacher
Planned Parenthood-World Population
Vermont postmasters to meet for two day workshop
Postmasters from all sections of Vermont will meet at the Pavilion Hotel here April 4 and 5 for a two day workshop to study postal problems and the means of providing better postal service. Classes are scheduled in Personnel Management Timekeeping and Payroll Procedures Finance and Accounting Mail Distribution and Transportation Claims and Losses Mail Classification and Rates and Common Postal Problems.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Pavilion Hotel
Barre considers late night teen curfew ordinance
Barre city officials plan a curfew discussion with Police Chief Floyd Chandler and City Atty Eva Lucchina. Chandler prepared a report on juvenile delinquency, saying Barre has no significant problems. The proposed curfew would restrict teens from 9 p m to 6 a m.
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Barre
UPI
Floyd Chandler
Eva Lucchina
Chandler
Vermont in Mississippi project report due today
Alan Sophrin publicity director for the Vermont in Mississippi project was to deliver a progress report to the Burlington branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. The center is run by Edward Seaver, a former Montpelier High School teacher, and his wife.
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Burlington
UPI
Vermont
Mississippi
Alan Sophrin
Sophrin
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Edward Seaver
Montpelier
Fire destroys barn and home near Woodstock
A barn and an eight room farm residence owned by Mr and Mrs Howell in Hartland Hills near U S Route 4 were burned early Monday. Firemen from Hartland South Woodstock and Woodstock struggled through limited water supply. No injuries reported and no damage estimate available.
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Woodstock
UPI
Howell
U.S. Route 4
Hartland Hills
Hartland
South Woodstock
Live BBC election coverage on WAMC Albany 90.3 FM
An in depth live report on Britain's general election will air on WAMC FM 90.3 in Albany starting at 5 p.m. The Conservative challenge to Harold Wilson's Labor majority will be broadcast by the BBC election staff with continuous voting returns and trend analysis until a winner is declared. The program will be transmitted to Albany Medical College's station via transatlantic cable.
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Albany
Wamc-Fm
Harold Wilson
British Broadcasting Corporation
WAMC
Albany Medical College
Federal appeal filed in Rochester for LaBelle murder case
Edward F. LaBelle, 27, of Troy, filed a federal habeas corpus petition in U S District Court at Rochester after his first degree murder conviction for the 15 year old Rose Mary Sway of Cohoes rape and slaying on Thanksgiving night 1963. He claims violations of constitutional rights and seeks relief despite the state high court upholding the conviction.
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Rochester
U.S. District Court
Edward F. LaBelle
Troy
Rose Mary Sway
Cohoes
LaBelle
How To Succeed to Open Colonie Summer Theater
Colonie Summer Theater begins its ninth season on June 28 with How To Succeed in Business Without Really Trying. Eddie Rich produces. The show, a major musical comedy, has won the New York Drama Critics Circle Award and a Pulitzer Prize. Tickets and season passes available by mail to Colonie Summer Theater Box 136 Latham NY.
Youth Follows Sister's Killer to Court in New Jersey
Dennis Van Orden, 19, tracked the suspect after his sister Penny Van Orden, 15, was bludgeoned and left beside a rural road. Ewil W. Long, 58, a foundry worker and neighbor, pleaded guilty to murder and was remanded without bail as police tied bloodstains to his car. Penny died after being found by two patrolmen and rushed to West Hudson Hospital.
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North Arlington
N. J
Dennis van Orden
van Ordens
Ewil W. Long
Penny van Orden
Dennis
Penny
van Orden
Harrison
Long
Bergen
Benjamin Galantin
Hackensack
Galanti
Newark
New Jersey
West Hudson Hospital
Kearny
February cost of living climbs in CPI report
Washington officials prepared a February consumer price index showing a notable rise after January stability. Farm prices, cited as a major factor in higher grocery bills, are said to have leveled off and possibly declined, with effects not yet captured in the February index. The CPI, at 111.0 in January, reflects higher costs across food, rent, clothing, and services for the typical urban worker.
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Washington
UPI
Medicare Deadline Delay Urged by GOP Leaders
Republican leaders urge a six month delay in the Thursday midnight deadline for Medicare optional doctor bill insurance applications. A bill to extend the deadline to Sept 1 is to be introduced. The National Republican Coordinating Committee cites potential failure to register due to administrative issues. The plan offers a $3 monthly supplement, not automatic with basic hospital coverage. Eligible seniors 65 or older may face a two year wait if they miss the deadline.
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Washington
UPI
GOP
National Republican Coordinating Committee
King of Thailand Joins Jam Session With Hampton
Lionel Hampton tours Asia with an all star group as goodwill ambassadors from New York City. A 100 minute command performance featured King Bhumibol joining on saxophone and clarinet for eight numbers at the palace. The event occurred at the summer palace near Bangkok where the King performed his own clarinet composition Echoes.
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Bangkok
UPI
Lionel Hampton
Thailand
Hampton
Asia
New York City
King Bhumibol
Palace
Summer Palace
FBI Hunting Klan Imperial Wizard in Mississippi
FBI agents and state investigators pursue Sam Holloway Bowers Jr. imperial wizard of the White Knights of the Klan on civil rights violation charges. Ten Klansmen linked to Vernon Dahmer’s death were jailed with bonds from 10 000 to 50 000 dollars.
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Hattiesburg
Miss
UPD
FBI
Sam Holloway Bowers Jr
Bowers
Laurel
White Knights of the Klan
Aiken Opposes Oleo Diet for U.S. Forces
UPI reports Senator George D. Aiken denounces a Defense Department plan to substitute oleomargarine for butter in military meals as false economy. He urges cancellation of the order and proposes a rice and fish oil diet as a harsher alternative, condemning shortages as no excuse for reducing rations. In Auxerre, France, police say 47-year-old Joseph Henaut died of a heart attack from overexertion while carrying stolen clothing.
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Washington
UPI
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Defense Department
Aiken
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Senate
Auxerre
France
Joseph Henaut
Counsel offers plan to turn deficit into profit for Vermont rail
Chester Ketcham of the Vermont Public Service Board says he can show Boston and Maine Railroad how to turn a 200000 dollar annual deficit on the Vermont passenger run into a 50000 dollar annual profit. The offer came at an Interstate Commerce Commission hearing on a petition to end passenger service in Vermont. Hearings opened in Boston and move to White River Junction. Opposing commuters and Rep Ellwyn Miller voiced concern that curtailment could hurt freight. The B and M says the Springfield Massachusetts to White River Junction line loses over 200000 dollars yearly.
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Brattleboro
UPDA
Vermont Public Service Board
Boston & Maine
B&m
Vermont
Chester Ketcham
Ellwyn Miller
Putney
Springfield
Mass
White River Junction
Williamstown youths released in bail over House of Walsh damage
Two youths Timothy J. Walsh 20 of Williamstown and James F. White 19 of New Ashford were released on bail Monday and ordered to appear in District Court Wednesday for alleged damage to the House of Walsh building Saturday night. A third youth from Pownal is being sought. Walsh’s father and uncle were longtime owners of the House of Walsh until last year.
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Williamstown
Timothy J. Walsh
James F. White
New Ashford
House of Walsh
Pownal
Walsh
Lane pleads guilty in Bennington District Court
Francis E. Lane 49 of Bennington was fined 55 dollars after pleading guilty to two charges from a Sunday night crash. He paid 35 for operating under the influence and 20 for dangerous driving after his car toppled a traffic signal. no injuries were reported. Meanwhile, 23 British Navy civilian employees will begin an eight week Polaris maintenance course at General Electric ordnance department on April 1.
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North Adams
Francis E. Lane
Bennington
Lane
Pittsfield
General Electric Co. Ordnance Department
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