Widow Killed By Dump Truck In Enosburg Falls
Mrs Helen Revoir 83 died after walking into the rear of a backing dump truck driven by Hibbard Blouin 54 of Enosburg. Police say Revoir had hearing and vision impairments. The fatality toll for the year reaches 28. In Burlington CV Railway Eyes freight and passenger service along Rutland Railway tracks after Interstate Commerce Commission approval.
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Helen Revoir
Hibbard Blouin
Enosburg
Burlington
Central Vermont Railsway
Rutland Railway
Edson Perkins
College Street
Rutland
Interstate Commerce Commission
UVM to award seven honorary degrees at 172nd commencement
The University of Vermont will confer seven honorary degrees at the 172nd commencement on June 9. Honorees include Natt Burbank of Boulder president of the American Association of School Administrators Dr David M Bosworth of New York orthopedic surgeon Dr Lewis Leary of New York Columbia University English Department chair William Lockwood of Burlington president of Howard National Bank Miss Faye Crabbe of Troy active in nursing education. previously announced honorees include Dr Mary I Bunting Radcliffe College president and Rt Rev Abbott Leo Radloff Dormition Abbey Jerusalem founder Weston Vermont Priory.
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University of Vermont
Natt Burbank
Boulder
Colo
American Association of
David M. Bosworth
New York
Lewis Leary
Columbia University
William Lockwood
Howard National Bank & Trust Co
Faye Crabbe
Troy
St Michael's College to Award Honorary Degrees at 60th Commencement
St Michael's College will confer honorary degrees on six individuals including Sargent Shriver Jr director of the Peace Corps and Oren Root of New York. The ceremony June 3 will award bachelor’s degrees to 190 candidates and feature Bernard L. Boutin as commencement speaker, former mayor of Laconia. A separate item notes a May 28 Public Service Board hearing in St Johnsbury on St Johnsbury Gas Co petition to sell properties to Gas Co of Vermont Inc.
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R. Sargent Shriver Jr
Peace Corps
St. Michael's College
Bernard L. Boutin
General Service Administration
Laconia
N.H
Boutin
Joseph Durick
Birmingham Mobile
Ala
Michael F. Dwyer
Catholic Charities of
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Sylvester H. Hobel
Buffalo, N.Y
Oren Root
New York
Hoff to deliver Lyndon State graduation address
Gov Philip Hoff will speak at Lyndon State College graduation on June 9 where 51 seniors receive degrees. Education Commissioner A John Holden Jr will also address the exercises, welcoming graduates to teaching. Dean John D Massick will give the Baccalaureate Service address in the morning.
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Lyndon
Philip H. Hoff
Lyndon State College
A. John Holden Jr
John D. Massick
Lincoln Emancipation Proclamation Draft to Be Displayed
Watervliet Arsenal hosts a June 15 Open House marking its 150th anniversary with Lincoln’s original Emancipation Proclamation draft as the principal exhibit. The loaned document from New York will be shown in Benet Laboratories from 9 30 a.m. to 4 p.m. alongside historic papers and weapons.
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America
Abraham Lincoln
Watervliet Arsenal
Arsenal
Lincoln
Benet Laboratories
New York
State Library
University of Massachusetts to assist Berkshire industry aid BCIDC
Berkshire County Industrial Development Commission gains a new ally in the University of Massachusetts School of Engineering. Officials offer BCIDC advisory services on industrial problems and product development to help attract and expand local industry.
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Berkshire County Industrial Development Commission
BCIDC
University of Massachusetts
School of Engineering
Pittsfield
Carling Funds Promote Keep Vermont Beautiful Week
Montpelier receives a thousand dollars to support Keep Vermont Beautiful Inc as Governor Hoff signs a proclamation designating next week as Keep Vermont Beautiful Week. James B. Flanagan notes the event in Montpelier.
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Keep Vermont Beautiful Inc
KVB
Hoff
Keep Vermont Beautiful Week
James B. Flanagan
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Aiken Urges U S Role in Sugar Supply Policy
Washington Senator George D. Aiken argues that a 50 percent sugar price rise shows how supply management affects food costs. He counters Ellender's claim that Cuban restrictions drive prices, citing the U S Sugar Act and quotas as proof of government control.
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George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Aiken
Agriculture Committee
Allenj. Ellender
D - la
Ellender
Cuba
Kennedy
Puerto Rico
Hawaii
Vermont bill raises small loan cap to $1000
A Vermont Senate bill would raise the legally constituted small loan maximum from $600 to $1,000. The change would affect regulations on interest rates and advertising. Senator Reid Lefevre of Bennington sponsored the measure.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Senate
Sen
Reid Lefevre
Bennington
Vermont House Appropriations Proposes 6.8 Million for UVM
The Vermont House Appropriations Committee backs a 6.8 million dollar appropriation for the University of Vermont for the coming biennium, about 2.1 million more than Gov Hoff proposed, expanding the general fund to 73.4 million. The plan faces Senate scrutiny with potential cuts as Democrats seek a compromise. A separate vote formed a 64.9 million general fund total excluding UVM.
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House
Senate Appropriations Committee
John H. Boylan
Essex
Appropriations Committee
Gov. Hoff
Kingston
Northeastern Resources Compact Bill Triggers Vermont Feud
Springfield AP reports a dispute over the Northeastern Resources Compact Bill between Vermont figures. Sen George D Aiken accuses the New England Council of misrepresenting the bill while Holmes H Whitmore defends it stating the commission would only recommend to states and the federal government and could not override state authority.
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Vermont
Holmes H. Whitmore
The
New England Council
George D. Aiken
Compact Commission
New England
Whitmore
United States
Minsky Divorced in Las Vegas Mental Cruelty ruling
Las Vegas court grants divorce to former Burlesque show producer Harold Minsky and Dardy Orlando on grounds of mental cruelty. The suit names Orlando as plaintiff and cites irreconcilable differences affecting professional and personal relations.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Harold Minsky
Dardy Orlando
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