Vermont Telephone Service Disrupted and Cross-State Blood Draws
Montpelier reports a severed underground cable disrupts phone service north and west of town, affecting connections to Waterbury Burlington Morrisville. In Burlington 828 pints were donated in eight Red Cross drives across Vermont and New Hampshire, including 263 pints at St Michael's College in Winooski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
UPS
Millard Hansen
New England Telephone Co
Terrace Street
Hansen
Watterbury
Burlington
Morrisville
Waterbury
UPB
Vermont
New Hampshire
Red Cross Center
St. Michael’s College
Winooski
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
Portsmouth
N.H
Nashua
Laconia
Rockefeller to press budget talks with Albany leaders
Governor Rockefeller returns from campaign duties to press a budget plan financed at 5 billion dollars. He will meet Assembly Speaker Travia and Senate Majority Leader Brydges as he seeks a accord after weeks of fiscal deadlock. In Cohoes a three year old boy is stabbed by his father and rescued. the father is shot by police and hospitalized. In Waterford a car crashes into a house porch, no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Rockefeller
Assembly
Anthony J. Travia
Senate
Earl W. Brydges
Joep
Comoes
Glynn McGee
Cohoes Memorial Hospital
Cohoes
Albany Medical Center Hospital
William McGee
Waterford
George Dain
Berkshire plans expand Mt Greylock Reservation and memorials
State announces master plan for Mt Greylock including 3866 extra acres, trail restoration, and a new veterans memorial. Plan to be discussed at North Adams State College meeting Wednesday. Williamstown reports Dr Arthur Ellison being considered as chair of orthopedics at UConn Medical School. Bee Hill Dam water lowering plan approved by selectmen and county engineer. North Adams Housing Authority approves elderly tower plan growing to 106 units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Mt. Greylock Reservation
Thunderbolt
State Department of Natural Resources
North Adams State College
Williamstown
Arthur E. Ellison
Department of
Orthopedics
New University of Connecticut Medical School
Ellison
Will[amstown
Bee Hill
William A. Heaphy
North Adams
North Adams Housing Authority
Ashland Street
Two Teens Fail Boston Jail Break Attempt On Roof
Boston guards recaptured George Sarro, 17, and Alan Delverde, 19, after a failed break from Charles Street Jail. They had hacked through a cell bar and breached a ground floor window, escaping onto the kitchen roof before dawn. Police and patrols surrounded the jail. the incident prompted a security review and possible high voltage fencing. Delgarde and Sarro faced theft and robbery related charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Charles Street
George Sarrs
Johnson Street
Lyon
Alan Delverde
Buttonwood Street
Dorchester
Walter Rachalski
Pstroymen Warren Morrissey
Charles Circle
Fruit Street
Polce
Rachalski
Metropolitan District Commission
Sarro
Delvarde
John Sears
Delgarde
Sarra
Hoff Admits Haste In Endorsing RFK
Vermont Gov. Philip Hoff says he may have acted prematurely in endorsing Sen. Robert Kennedy. Hoff defended his March break with President Johnson and his push for Kennedy, noting Kennedy’s strong showing but suggesting Kennedy should consider withdrawing if he fails to win the nomination. In New York, a fire near Ticonderoga killed Dom Dufault, 5, and Donald Dufault, 4, while their parents escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
UPI
Philip H. Hoff
Robert Kennedy
D-N.y
Hoff
WCAX
Johnson
Sen
Kennedy
Vermont
Indiana
Hall
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Holt
Ticonderoga, N.Y
Dom Dufault
Donald
Essex County
Jameson Elected To Head Jaycees
Colchester Vermont Wayne Jameson 28 of South Burlington won the Jaycees presidency with 1 500 members. He defeated Aldo Nivoll Windsor to succeed Durward Ellis St Johnsbury. Rosalie Longe Burlington and Ward Hunt Springfield were elected national directors. The group backed renovation of Montpelier's Pavilion Hotel and supported Gov Hoff and a Proclamation naming May as Vermont response month to the Kerner report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colchester
UPT
Wayne Jameson
South Burlington
Jaycees
Jameson
Aldo Nivoll
Windsor
Durward Ellis
St. Johnsbury
Rosalie Longe
Burlington
Ward Hunt
Springfield
Pavilian
Montpelier
Philip H. Hoff
May
Vermont
Kerner
Report of Condition for First Bank Vermont April 18 1968
Call No 465 Charter No 194 National Bank Region No 1 reports condition of First Bank Vermont at close of April 18 1968. Includes liabilities such as demand deposits time and savings deposits United States Government and state deposits, foreign and official institutions, deposits of commercial banks, and total deposits. Also lists borrowed funds capital accounts and total liabilities and capital accounts totaling 16 059 423 61 with numerous precise figures for each class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Bank Region
Naugha Bank A Ningéén
Vermont
U.S
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Scribner
Brattleboro Project
U.S. Labor Department
Brattleboro
Stella Hackel
UPL
Edmunds Junior High School
Toronto
Deer Park
Francis Cain
Edmunds
New York
Rocky
Down In
Berkshire
Greylock
RFK
Oasis Bailey
Bailey
Harold Matener
New Jersey
Shaw
State Supreme Court
Fayette
Deck Miller
Retowa
Burt Bros
Bank of Acceptances
Arthur E
Wickenden
Cashler
Whitney Dickey
Frederick H, Welling
Merritt &, Hewitt Jr
Union Supermarkets
Deal Label
Grand Union
ABISC
Team Flakes
Niagara and Union Window Cleaner
Florida
Barlinica
Paez
Lae
Wigano Fuppet
JOY Giant Rise
Wizano