Vermont Democratic Women Plan May Meeting at Mt Ascutney
The Democratic Women's Club of Vermont schedules its annual meeting for Saturday May 21 at 11 a.m. at Mt Ascutney Ski Area with screenings of films from the Women's Campaign Conference in Washington D C. County transportation chairs from across the state are listed with names and towns.
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Brownsville
Democratic Women’s Club of
Vermont
Mt. Ascutney
Washington, D.C
Frances Wise
Addision
Carmel Babcock
Bennington
Catherine Beattie
Caledonia
Francis Myers
Chittenden
Margaret Murphy
Essex-Orleans
Theresa Trahan
Franklin
Jean Perry
Grand Isle
Jeanne Rousse
Orange
Edna Couture
Lamoille
Lillian Metcalf
Rutland
Elizabeth Kearns
Washington
Julia Garfield
Windham
Victoria Lockwood
Windsor
James Hunt
National Life Insurance Company of Montpelier
Vermont Association of Life Underwriters
Town and Country Club
VALU
David M. Boardman
Life
Burlington
Stowe
Philip H. H
Middlebury
Vermont Old Cemetery Association
Methodist
Windham County
County Historical Society
Deaf mute in court ends with 30 day jail term
In Troy a young man charged with public intoxication faced Police Justice Fogarty who, after a brief exchange about being deaf and mute, handed a 30 day sentence in Rensselaer County Jail. The incident drew a wry smile from the judge as the case concluded.
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Troy
Timothy J. Fogarty
Rensselaer
Fogarty
Berkshire HUD approves $80000 loan for sewer plant study
In New York City HUD informal approval to Adams for an $80000 interest free loan toward planning and specifications for a $2300000 sewerage treatment plant. Officials set April 19, 1969 as a target completion date after a conference with three town officials.
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ADAMS
Federal Housing and Urban Development Department
New York City
Federal
Shadow President Idea Favored by Williams College Republicans
Williams College Young Republicans propose studying James MacGregor Burns idea of a shadow president to strengthen the GOP. They argue a national voice beyond Congress could unite the party, appeal to independents, urban and minority voters, and offer a stronger presidential image while noting drawbacks and the incumbent’s ongoing campaign.
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Williams Young Gop
Williamstown
Mass
Williams College
James MacGregor Burns
James Phinney Baxter
John F. Kennedy
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Burns
GOP
National Republican Voice
Republican Party
America
Quake Strikes Tashkent. Government Moves In
More earthquakes hit Tashkent as the Soviet government deployed bulldozers and tanks to clear unsafe buildings after 15 days of tremors. Tass said over 50,000 were left homeless and about 6,000 were rehoused, with many residents living in tent cities or public buildings.
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Moscow
UPI
Tashkent
Tass
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