Man Held After Middlebury Shooting Plea
Arthur Conlin of Bridport was held in Addison County Jail on $10,000 bail after pleading innocent to assault with intent to kill. Police say he shot Mrs. Mary Benson in her Middlebury apartment, then took her to Porter Hospital where she was listed in satisfactory condition. Conlin turned himself in to Sheriff Ghio and was arraigned in Addison District Court before Judge Hilton Dier.
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Middlebury
UPD
Arthur Conlin
Bridport
Addison County
Conlin
Mary Benson
Porter Hospital
Alfred Ghio
Addison District Court
Hilton Dier
Williston grants aid for water system project
Water Resources Board preliminarily approves a 211 000 grant for Williston to help fund a water supply system with an estimated total cost of 851 000. The town could receive a federal grant covering 50 percent of the project. Also approved is a final award of 139 250 to South Burlington for a water pollution control system with an estimated cost of 1.89 million. Northfield death ruled accidental drowning. Joseph Falzarano 60 found dead near a mill at Northfield Dam after failing to report to work. He was employed as a night watchman. search began Wednesday.
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Montpelier
API
Water Resources Board
Williston
South Burlington
Northfield
UPI
Asst
David Dain
Dain
Joseph Falzarano
Northfield Dam
Falzarano
Jaycee President Declines Run for Lt Governor
National Jaycee President James Antell announced at Jaycees headquarters in Tulsa that he will not seek the Democratic nomination for lieutenant governor this year. He plans to return to Vermont after his one year term ends in July to pursue private business.
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Burlington
UPI
James Antell
Tulsa
Okla
Antell
Jaycees
Vermont
Swanton Soldier Killed in Vietnam Action
Swanton native Sgt. Sanford R. Gaboriault 28 was killed in action in Vietnam the Defense Department said Thursday He leaves his widow Jeanne and a son in Swanton and formerly lived in St. Albans with ties to the area remaining family members referenced but no further details provided.
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Swanton
UPI
Army S
Sanford R. Gaboriault
Vietnam
Defense Department
Gaboriault
St. Albans
Jeanne
Alfred E Lamb II Killed Crossing Main Street
LT ALBANS UP I report Alfred E Lamb II aged six son of Air Force S Sgt and Mrs Alfred Lamb Jr was struck by a car and killed while crossing South Main Street Thursday authorities said the fatal crash occurred near the intersection as the child attempted to reach a nearby curb.
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Albans
UPI
Alfred E. Lamb II
Air Force
Alfred Lamb Jr
South Main Street
Lane Construction wins New York riverfront highway contract
Lane Construction Corp of Meriden Conn lands a 12 541 203 dollar contract to build 3 04 miles of riverfront arterial highway in Albany Menands Colonie and Watervliet with 7 79 miles of access roads and ramps. The six lane route runs north of the Patroon Island interchange to near 7th Street. Interchanges will connect to the Troy Menands Bridge western approaches and Broadway with a median 12 to 24 feet wide and seven bridges to be erected.
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Watervliet
Albany
Menands
Colonie
Lane Construction Corp
Meriden
Broadway
Schenectady County to Buy Van Curler Hotel Site
Schenectady County won approval to purchase the bankrupt Van Curler Hotel and adjacent land for a community college campus. The State University Board of Trustees accepted the Van Curler location and nearby Iroquois peninsula, approving a $3 million capital budget. Final approval depends on land filling the peninsula.
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Schenectady
Schenectady County
State University Board of Trustees
Iroquoid Peninsula
Siena College halves ROTC requirement for freshmen only
Two days before planned student picket over Siena College ROTC, President Rev. Bryan F. Duffy announced a curriculum shift. Beginning in fall, only freshmen must enroll in ROTC while sophomores are exempt. In a separate item, Salem notes a push to build a new Washington County jail to replace the 1906 facility.
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Loudonville
Siena College
Bryan F. Duffy
OFM
Salem
Washington County
State Commission of Correction
Berkshire Eagle editor honored by UPI group in Massachusetts
Joel Librizzi of the Berkshire Eagle will be among 21 editors and photographers honored at the 12th annual UPNEM banquet in Holyoke. He won second place in photography features and earned an honorable mention for sports photography. Trophies will be presented by UPI Northeastern division manager H C Thornton and Berkshire Eagle editor Lawrence K Miller. Williamstown news notes Williams College professor William Booth leaving for MIT project in cross national research. Rudy's Hair Fashions merges with Jon Philip's Beauty Salons in Williams Town at Colonial Shopping Center. Rudy's has served the area since 1939. Mrs Grande native of Bennington.
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Pittsfield
Joel Librizzi
Berkshire Eagle
United Press International
Massachusetts
Upmnem Association
Holyoke
Librizzi
H.C. Thornton
UPI
Lawrence K. Miller
Upinem
Williamstown
David A. Booth
Williams College
Center For International Studies
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
North Adams
Rudy Grande
Rudy’s Hair Fashions
Jon’ Philip
Williams College welcomes record freshman class of 343
The entering class at Williams College next fall will be the largest ever with 343 freshmen from 38 states and four foreign countries. This surpasses last year's record of 332 and comes from 2,112 applicants.
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Williamstown
Williams College
Dickey Lincoln cost disputed by private power spokesman
A spokesman for New England private power interests says the Dickey Lincoln project costs would top federal estimates by at least 110 million dollars, with private utilities arguing the hydroelectric plan is unnecessary and costly. He testified to a House subcommittee amid Maine delegation backing for the project to ease high regional power prices.
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Dickey-Lincoln
Washington
UPI
New England
Maine
Francis M. Staszesky
Boston Edison Co
House
Tions Subcommittee On Public Works
Northern
Upper St. John River
Kenneth M. Cur
William D. Hathaway
Curtis
Eng
Dickey - Lincoln
Hathaway
Experts debate future of heart transplants in Boston
At the John F. Kennedy Symposium, world heart specialists urged caution while forecasting heart transplants becoming routine in about a decade. They highlighted experimental status, donor preservation issues, rejection challenges, and the need for better tolerance, with optimism for progress toward commonplace procedures and possible future heart banks.
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Boston
UPI
John F. Kennedy
Museum of Science
Dr. Harken
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Shumway
Barnard
Topeka housewife reports neighbor troubles after welcome salute
After a radio station greeted her with a saluting welcome Mrs. Merlin Toaster says since moving to Topeka a neighbor has thrown a rock at her dog another neighbor banged on the window when her dog walked on his lawn and this morning a neighbor calmly took her newspaper and left with it.
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Topeka, Kan
UPI
Merlin Toaster
Topeka
Space program funding worries voiced at Burlington event
Maj. Gen. Samuel Phillips warned of space program budget cuts affecting national security as he addressed the Burlington Lake Champlain Chamber of Commerce. Jules Bergman cautioned that hunger and ocean food potential demand global programs, stressing peaceful space aims and rapid action.
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Burlington
Phillips
U.S
Chamber
Jules Bergman
ABC
Interspace
Outer Space
Bergan
Reuther Threatens UAW Break With AFL-CIO Overhaul
Atlantic City UPI Walter P. Reuther warned AFL-CIO leaders he will pull the United Auto Workers 1.6 million members from the federation unless a meeting by December 15 considers major reforms. Delegates at the UAW convention backed the deadline and a plan to withhold 1.2 million annual dues, placing funds in escrow as they press for change.
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Atlantic City
UPI
Walter P. Reuther
Afl-Cio
United Auto Workers
Reuther
George Meany
Labor Federation
Times
UAW
Labor Movement
Aflcio
Meany
Mourners Gather for Governor Lurleen Wallace Funeral
Thousands paid final respects to Gov. Lurleen Burns Wallace on a sunlit cemetery hill as five Air National Guard jets shadowed the service. After a eulogy and prayer, guardsmen folded the state flag and presented it to former Gov. George Wallace, who left with his children. Memorial rites at St James Methodist Church followed, with two poems read as part of the service.
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Montgomery
Ala
UPI
Lurleen Burns Wallace
Air National Guard
John E. Vickers
Kenneth Goodson
National
George Wallace
Wallace
Janie Lee Wallace
St. James Methodist Church
Vickers
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Christian Barnard
Harken
Peter Bent Brigham
Philip Blaiberg
Paul Dudley White
Dr. White
Norman E. Shumway
Stanford University
Adrian Kantrowitz
Maimonides Medical Center
Brooklyn
N.Y
John P. Merrill
Merrill
Joseph E. Murray
Burlington Group
Bergman
Ye Market
Main
Gov. Laurleen Wallace
Elizabeth Barret Browning
Philco
Wringer
Savings and Loan Associations
Bennington
Eae Oematy Association
South St. Dial
Bennington, Vermont
Drysdales
Saniae
London
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