Vermont Day at Fenway and Jaycees Meeting in Vermont
Vermont Day at Fenway Park in Boston May 30 is sponsored by the Greater Vermont Association. Gov. Hoff will throw first pitch and awards will honor a Red Sox player and manager Billy Herman. In Burlington, a 21-year-old faces breach of peace charges over a jail beating tied to a April 28 incident.
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Philip H. Hoff
Burlington
UPI
Chittenden
Thomas Bissonette
Clifford Sourcliff
Gary Parizo
Parizo
Sourcliff
Johnson to renominate Radigan as Vermont U S attorney
President Johnson announced on Thursday his plan to renominate Joseph F. Radigan of Rutland Vermont for U S attorney in Vermont. Radigan has held the post since 1961.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Joseph F. Radigan
Rutland
U.S
Vermont
Radigan
Troy
Douglas Hudson
Castleton
Rensselaer County
Republican Committee
Hudson
Martin B. Stack
Bolton Joins Mount Mansfield Union High District
Bolton officially approved for membership in the Mount Mansfield Union High School District. Members Richmond Underhill and Jericho voted Tuesday night to accept Bolton’s application.
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Jericho
UPI
Bolton
Mount Mansfield
Richmond
Underhill
New York D A Pleads Guilty To Reduced Charge
In Saratoga Springs an Albany County assistant district attorney arrested for driving while intoxicated pleaded guilty to failure to keep to the right after refusing a chemical test. Richard A. Kohn, 28, faced the reduced charge in court.
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Saratoga Springs
Albany County
Richard A. Kohn
Two North Adams Men Plead Innocent in Low-Flight Case
James Kelly aged 34 and Arthur Barbuto pleaded innocent in District Court to flying planes too low over a thickly settled Ches hire crowd April 25. Kelly also faces a charge of failing to register a federal air certificate. Judge John A. Barry continued the cases to May 20.
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ADAMS
North Adams
James Kelly
Arthur Barbuto
Cheshire
Kelly
Federal Aeronautics Commission
John A. Barry
Dalton-Hinsdale News Sold to Sheldon Couple
Dalton newspaper changes hands as founder Wadsworth R. Pierce sells the Dalton-Hinsdale News founded in 1964 to Mr and Mrs William G Sheldon who take over immediately. The Sheldons arrive from Hagerstown Maryland and hold journalism degrees from the University of Kansas. Pierce will remain in the area and report Dalton news for The Springfield Union.
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Dalton
Dalton - Hinsdale
Wadsworth R. Pierce
William G. Sheldon
Sheldons
University of Kansas
Hagerstown
Pierce
Springfield
North Adams urban renewal plan due May 31
A final report on a $5.8 million urban renewal project covering 32 acres of North Adams south side business district is slated for completion May 31. Executive Director James W. Lilly of the North Adams Redevelopment Authority says it will take about six more months before the plan can be presented to the city council for approval and for work to begin.
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North Adams
South Side
James W. Lilly
Williams College President’s Home Vandalism Cleared
Two Williams College students identified as vandals who defaced the president John E Sawyer residence with an obscene comment. A college spokesman said proper disciplinary action has been taken and the incident is closed.
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Williamstown
Williams College
John E. Sawyer
McCormack Signals Run for Massachusetts Governor in 1966
Former attorney general Edward W. McCormack hinted to Essex County Democrats he may seek the 1966 Democratic gubernatorial nomination. He urged party unity, criticized Volpe's 3 percent sales tax, and noted his opposition to two year terms as he weighs a four year governorship.
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Methuen
Mass
UPI
Atty
Edward W. McCormack
McCormack
U.S. House
John W. McCormack
Essex County
Edward M. Kennedy
U.S. Senate
Massachusetts
Volpe
Massachusetts State Police celebrate 100 years of service
The Massachusetts State Police mark a century since Governor John A. Andrew created the force on May 16, 1865. The unit has grown to 613 men and five women, traveling about 7 million miles annually, with Caples citing manpower and future academy plans in Framingham as priorities. The Millen-Faber case highlighted detective work when a repaired battery led to arrests and executions. Trooper pay ranges from 5941 to 6957 dollars, with entry ages 21 to 29 and a 92 hour week during training, retirement after 20 years at half pay or at 50.
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Boston
UPI
Massachusetts
John A. Andrew
Richard R. Caples
Millen- Faber
Camples
Framingham
Abraham Faber
Millen Brothers
Worcester
Palace Theater
Fitchburg
Lynn
Needham
Norwood
John F. Stokes
Bennington Banner’s publication details and rates
The Bennington Banner lists its offices at 45 Main St Bennington Vermont and notes publication daily except Sundays and holidays. It provides newsroom and advertising phone numbers and outlines subscription rates for Vermont and nationwide options including 3 months 6 months and 1 year pricing.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
UPI
Higher Social Security Taxes No Rite on Economy
New York UPI notes Commerce Secretary John T. Connor predicts the U.S. economy will weather the January increase in Social Security taxes without trouble.
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Connor
New York
UPI
Commerce
John T. Connor
U.S
Aiken Sees Politics in Mail Change
Senator George Aiken charged that politics influenced a Boston regional Post Office report recommending switching Central Vermont Railway mail contracts to trucks. He will have a staff expert review the report, while postal officials claim rail contracts would save about 80,000 dollars annually with truck service.
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UPI
George Aiken
R-Vt
Boston
Post Office
Vermont Railroad
Aiken
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