Three Bay State Men Arrested For Brink's Armored Car Holdup
A mystery witness and secret indictments surround the arrest of John J. Kelley William Cresta and Charles Domenico in the December Brink's armored car robbery. The trio face charges as accessories before the fact of armed robbery with a combined haul of about 1 069 million in cash and checks.
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Three Bay State
Brink
Boston
API
Suffolk County
Grand Jury
John J. Kelley
Watertown
William Cresta
Medford
Charles Domenico
Braintree
Brink’s
Domenico
Cresta
Kelley
Charles Street
Red
Plymouth
Suffolk
Reuben L. Lurie
Vermont Plans State-Owned Sign System Approved
The Travel Information Council reports federal approval to test a state owned directional sign system in southeastern Vermont. The project in Windham and part of Windsor counties awaits a signature from the federal Highway Administrator. Immediate sign removals are authorized for 200 illegal signs and 2,100 of 2,900 licensed signs must come down by January 1970 with the rest phased over two years.
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Montpelier
UPS
Travel Information Council
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
Vermont
Albert Purchase
Bureau
Frank Turner
Washington
Purchase
Windham
Windsor
Richard Thomas
Thomas
Demise of the Corvair Stalled by Ailing 5,999 Model
Willow Run Michigan UPI reports photographers waited as the last Chevrolet Corvair began rolling away. The 5,999th car refused to start, forcing workers to push it off the line while the 6,000th model waited ready to enter history. The final Monza coupe carried a $2,868.30 price and features such as whitewall tires and tinted windows.
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Willow Run
Mich
UPI
General Motors Corp
Corvair
Dartmouth To Continue Injunction On Protest
Dartmouth College will keep a court injunction on the campus until president John Sloan Dickey is convinced disruption has ended. The May 6 order followed anti ROTC students seizing parts of an administration building. The injunction bars unauthorized seizures and contempt of court penalties.
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Hanover
N.H
UPI
Dartmouth College
John Sloan Dickey
anti-Reserve Officer Training Corps
ROTC
Dickey
Dartmouth
Washington
Parkhurst Hall
New Hampshire
Circuit Court of Appeals
Boston
Bailey Aldrich
Kennedy Calls Oil Industry to Justify Quotas
Senator Edward M. Kennedy argues the oil import control program must be justified by the industry itself, urging the task force to start with the premise that the controls require justification. He says all stakeholders should present evidence supporting the program and notes the broader regulatory framework it supports, urging sound judgments.
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Kennedy
Washington
UPI
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
George P. Shultz
State Ready To Negotiate For Victory Bog
Vermont Governor Deane C. Davis said the state will negotiate an option with New England Power Co. to buy 4,200 acres of Victory Bog in the Northeast Kingdom. The Fish and Game Board voted to buy for 200000, but an option was authorized to prevent a potential Army Corps of Engineers flood control dam. The Water Resources Board opposes a large dam that would flood much of the bog.
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Victory
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Water Resources Board
ROTC debate at Middlebury focuses on credit and voting status
A faculty-student committee at Middlebury College will draft recommendations after a Wednesday meeting with Col. Curtis F. Livingston deputy director of ROTC programs for the 1st Army Students demanded removal of academic credit for military science courses Livingston urged keeping credit and said ROTC instructors should have voting status on program matters He noted only 12 of 354 colleges with ROTC omit academic standing. In Vermont Gov Davis defended his remark about a campus conspiracy saying he over reacted and refused to name the college involved
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Middlebury
UPD
Middlebury College
Curtis F. Livingston
1St Army
Livingston
James I. Armstrong
Army
Davis
Nixon
Atty
John Mitchell
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Danville
Vergennes youth dies in accidental rifle shooting
Authorities ruled the death of 18 year old Robert Canyon Jr of Vergennes accidental after a rifle fired a single head wound in the kitchen of his parents apartment opposite City Hall. An unidentified youth was in the apartment at the time but in another room. Danyon was a student at Vergennes Union High School and son of Robert and Loretta Canyon. D
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Vergennes
APD
Robert Canyon Jr
City Hall
Norman Gadue
Danyon
Vergennes Union High School
Robert
Loretta Canyon
Welfare rights sit-in ends in disorderly conduct arrests in Schenectady
Twenty welfare recipients and social workers were arrested after a NWRO sit-in at Schenectady Social Services on Nott Street. They faced disorderly conduct and unlawful trespass charges. bonds set at 200 each as the department called the matter closed. In Cohoes, three policemen and three firemen lost their jobs for civil service rule violations. Troy officials announced sanitation crews will begin refuse pickup Monday with three trucks arriving today and more over the weekend, plus a bulldozer and 32 workers already contracted.
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Schenectady
Social Services
National Welfare Rights Organization
NWRO
Nott Street
Social Service Commission
Cohoes
Cohoes Commission
Troy
Adrian Gonyea
Paul A. Weiss
Troy Sanitation
Old Airport
Adams-Police summon two Berkshire juveniles over orange bottle dye plot
In Berkshire Adams police issue summonses to two local juveniles tied to a weekend break in at Orange Squeeze Bottling Co. Chief John A. Tarsa describes chemical dye on cash used as bait, bright red when skin perspiration occurs, and the stain prints on clothing. One suspect shows the stain, the other implicated by the first. They’ll face juvenile court Monday. Pittsfield, Sewer Commission approves pilot dumping test of General Electric wastes into the plant to assess bacterial breakdown over three to six months. Taconic High School appoints Paul R. Johann as principal. he previously led Glens Falls High and pursues a doctorate at SUNY Albany.
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ADAMS
Orange Squeeze Bottling Co
John A. Tarsa
Tarsa
Pittsfield
Paul R. Johann
Albany
N.Y
Taconic High School
Johann
Glens Falls
State University of New York
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John Doyle
Dist. Atty
Canal Street
Registry of Motor Vehicles
Nashua Street
Honduras
Griffin Inc
Arlington
Nichols
Hollywood
Antron
Demi
U.S
Mar Corvair
Spaniae
MR. Joel Most
Paradise Motor Inn
W. Main Street
Mon
PLAZA
St, Johnsbury
Robert Belding
St. Johnsbury Academy
Belding
Brightlock Hospital
Academy
Proctor High School
Poultney High School
New York
Civil Service
Down In
Berkshire
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