Vermont Democrats cite 1960s progress and public involvement
Rep. Thomas Salmon declares Vermont moved ahead in the 1960s under the Hoff administration with reforms in reapportionment education tax welfare and justice and urges continued public welfare focus and active civic participation. Norman Thomas to speak on foreign policy at Windham College April 5 at 8 p.m.
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Exhibition by Charles O. Duke at Green Mountain College
Charles O. Duke of Green Mountain College to display paintings in the East Room of the College Center starting Monday with a 7:30 to 9 p.m. reception. The exhibit runs daily through April 15. Duke, Brattleboro native, trained at Massachusetts College of Art and Boston University, joined the GM College faculty in 1965 after teaching at Lasall Junior College and freelancing for Vermont Life and local chambers. His works have been shown at the Old Lyme Gallery, Southern Vermont Art Center, and the Easter Festival of Contemporary New England Artists.
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Tree surgeon held on assault with intent to rob
Ernest Colby 24 of Adamant pleaded innocent in Washington County Superior Court to assault with intent to rob. He was charged after allegedly beating Abraham Sherman 57 at a service station on Barre Montpelier Road with a tire iron on March 3. Sherman was treated at De Goesbriand Hospital in Burlington and listed in good condition. State's Attorney Joseph Palmisano sought $10,000 bail, but Judge William Hill set it at $2,500.
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Petersburgs fatal accident leads to simple fine for 18 year old
In Petersbug New York David Grant 18 of Brookfield Conn Williams College student was fined 10 for unsafe tires after a fatal accident on New York 2 Feb 22 involving 13 year old Louis Babcock and 9 year old Gregory Stevens all Petersburg residents. A prior speeding charge was dismissed at parents request. In Troy Sidney Smith 37 Vermonter named Liberty village manager. salary 16500. 38 candidates for vacant post. In Albany the Regents rejected NYC five borough school districts for 54 million in aid as unrealistic and undesired.
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Son of Michigan congressman aide in Berkshires case
The case of Charles C. Diggs II of Detroit, son of a Democratic congressman, was continued in Lee District Court to April 18. Diggs faces possession of narcotics with an innocent plea entered and bail set at 2000 dollars. A Turnpike stop on the Massachusetts highway near Stockbridge also involved a 15 year old from New York City. The juvenile was fined 150 dollars on four charges including unregistered and uninsured operation of a vehicle, failing to dim headlights and wrong plates. a forged operator's license charge was filed. Both youths formerly attended Windsor Mountain School in Lenox until two weeks ago.
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State May Appeal Decision On Restoration Of B M Service
Vermont seeks restoration of four daily Boston and Maine trains to connect White River Junction and Springfield for Expo 67. A three judge federal panel ruled no irreparable harm and the state may appeal to the U S Supreme Court. Judges Leddy Smith and Waterman sat on the panel.
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Newsmen Defy Strike Over TV News Pay Demands
New York based NBC reports newsmen Morgan Beatty and Ray Scherer joined Huntley and McGee in defying AFTRA strike against NBC CBS ABC and Mutual. Strike disrupts live programming forcing heavy use of reruns while talks on wages continue with no date set for resumed negotiations.
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Johnson to host Latin American ambassadors in Texas for Hemisfair
President Johnson plans a Texas trip with 35 Latin American ambassadors and their wives. They will spend the weekend in San Antonio area as Hemisfair preparations proceed. On Saturday the president and his wife will host the group at the Johnson City ranch about 75 miles from San Antonio.
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Humphrey in Italy for talks with Moro on nuclear treaty
Vice President Hubert Humphrey met Italian Premier Aldo Moro at Chigi Palace with Foreign Minister Fanfani and Ambassador Reinhardt to discuss the proposed nuclear weapons ban treaty and Kennedy tariff talks. Italy questions the treaty and the visit included reports of a paint assault and antiwar demonstrations.
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Vermonter posts $100 bail from $40,000 in suitcase
A 69-year-old Vermont farmer posted bail of $100 in cash after a minor traffic collision in Salem New Hampshire. He produced $40,000 from a suitcase with broken latch. Police noted he had just returned from New York City with plans to buy two Rolls Royces.
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Senate Education Committee backs bill to raise teachers' pay
In Montpelier the Senate Education Committee endorsed a bill to raise base teacher salaries from 4800 to 5400 and add a 600 annual boost starting July 1. Sponsors include Sen. Charles Delaney and Sen. Stovan Christone for Gov. Hoff and the State Education Department. The measure also outlines progression to 5900 in two years for four years’ experience, and 6400 for those with 10 years and four years of college.
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