Vermont Leaders Prepare Boston Meeting On Federal Education Act
Vermont education and library officials along with superintendents and arts groups plan a May 18 Boston conference on the new federal Elementary and Secondary Education Act. New England leaders receive the same invitation from HEW regional office.
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Montpelier
State Departments of Education
Free Public Library Service
Boston
Vermont
New England
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Vermont man dies in three car crash on Route 106
Vermont's lone weekend fatality was 20 year old Gary R. Snow of Queechee who died instantly in a three car crash on Route 106. Snow suffered a fractured skull and broken neck becoming Vermont's 57th road death of 1965, compared with 42 at this time last year.
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Woodstock
Vermont Democrats elect club officers amid reapportionment talk
Gov. Hoff aide says reapportionment shifts power to people, not towns, in selecting the next general assembly. Benjamin Collins tells Democratic women of Vermont of sweeping changes for addressing 20th century problems. Burlington's Wester Sorrell becomes Democratic Women's Club president with Elizabeth Kearns as vice president. Marie Condon is secretary. Mary Hoag treasurer. Madeline Keenan historian.
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Rutland
Fireman Rescued From Blaze by Two Youths in Albany
An injured fireman Martin Lee was dragged to safety from a burning house on Elk Street Albany by Johnny Deangelis and his brother Jimmy 18. Lee was taken to St Peter's Hospital in fair condition as two houses 173 and 175 Elk Street suffered heavy damage. In Troy LaVon Baker of Cleveland Tenn will not appear in Troy Police Court after a subpoena for illegal parking raised questions about his location and identity. Tennessee officials probe a duplicate license tag number linked to Baker’s car amid filings from Pennsylvania towns.
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Jimmy
Martin Lee
St. Peter’s Hospital
Elk St
Troy
LaVon Baker
Cleveland
Tenn
Joseph F. Daley
Baker
Pennsylvania
Tennessee Motor Vehicle Dept
Double Housatonic Street deaths shock Pittsfield crowd
In Berkshire County two men Russell Blair 23 and George Ferance 46 died instantly after being struck while standing on West Housatonic Street. Edward Zawistowski 38 of Pittsfield drove the car that killed them. Separately Kathie Gentes 15 of Cheshire and William Austin 19 a Williams College freshman died in separate Saturday one car crashes. Blair and Ferance had been by Ferance’s car after it struck a utility pole. A horse owner Edward Washer 40 of Pawtucket RI pleaded innocent in Berkshire District Court to possession of a hypodermic syringe and needle and was freed on 500 bail for Wednesday appearance. Washer ran about eight horses at Berkshire Downs but four scheduled for Saturday were scratched.
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Russell E. Blair
George A. Ferance
Shelton
Conn
Edward Zawistowski
Berkshire County
Kathie Gentes
Cheshire
William Austin
William College
Blair
Ferance
Berkshire Downs
Edward Washer
Pawtucket
R.I
Washer
Richard Clemens
District Attorney’s Office
the Downs
Foreign museum professionals visit Williamstown for 16th tour
Twenty curators and executives from as many foreign countries spent the weekend in Williamstown for the 16th tour of foreign museum professionals sponsored by the American Association of Museums. Hosts included the Clark Art Institute Berkshire Hills Conference Williamstown National Bank Williamstown Board of Trade and Williamstown Savings Bank. Countries from four Iron Curtain nations as well as several from South America South Africa Europe and Scandinavia were represented.
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American Association of Museums
Sterling and
Francine Clark Art Institute
Berkshire Hills
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Williamstown Board of Trade
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Iron Curtain
Stock market opens with mixed gains and losses
New York shares showed uneven early trading as Chrysler rose to 54 5, Ford up 1 to 59 1/6, IBM climbs to 48 21 2, RCA slips 1 percent to 36 1/4, and Polaroid falls 2 to 61 1/2 amid overall moderate activity. Other names like General Motors and Lockheed posted small moves while DuPont and Bethlehem eased.
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Crucible
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Air
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Ches & Ohio
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Collins Radio
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Coal
Copweld Steel
Crucible Steel
Detroit Edison
Douglas AC
Dow Chemical
Eastern Airlines
Eastman
Firestone
Motors
Goodrich
Vo Goodyear
Grace WR
Great
A&p
Greyhound
Harbison Walker
Hershey
Int Harvester
Jury Selected Behind Closed Doors In Pamela Mason Murder Case
Edward H Coolidge Jr faces first degree murder charge in the 14 year old Pamela Mason case. Jury selection underway in Hillsborough County Superior Court with about 400 veniremen, overseen by Justice Robert Griffin, behind closed doors to protect juror privacy during questioning. The victim was found near Interstate 93 in Londonderry after a violent assault, with similarities noted to the 1960 Sandra Valade case.
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Manchester, N.H
UPID
Edward H. Coolidge Jr
Pamela Mason
Hillsborough County Superior Court
Superior Court
Robert Griffin
Griffin
Veniremen
Atty
William Maynard
Coolidge
Matthias J. Reynolds
John A. Graf
Robert L. Chiesa
Mason
Sandra Valade
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