Democratic Women's Club of Vermont annual meeting set
The Democratic Women's Club of Vermont meets Saturday at 11 at Mt. Ascutney Ski Area with Gov. Hoff and other state leaders as invited guests. Daniel J. O'Brien and Richard Young will speak. Elizabeth Kearns will screen 1966 Campaign Conference films. by law revisions will be voted on. Transportation chair for Bennington County is Carmel Babcock.
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Brownsville
Democratic Women’s Club of
Vermont
Mt. Ascutney
Philip H. Hoff
John Daley
John Connarn
Harry Cooley
Jay Gordon
Peter Hincks
Windsor
Bennington
Windham
Daniel J. O’brien
Richard Young
Elizabeth Kearns
Washington, D.C
Bennington County
Carmel Babcock
Hospital closed circuit TV network under installation
Burlington hospitals begin installing 3000 feet of cable to link Mary Fletcher and Bishop DeGosbriand Hospitals. Dr. A Bradley Soule of the University of Vermont College of Medicine says the system will enable quick consultation on various medical problems between the two facilities.
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Burlington
UPI
New England Telephone Co
Mary Fletcher
Bishop DeGosbriand
A. Bradley Soule
University of Vermont College of Medicine
Pioneer educator to receive honorary law degree
Winooski Park UPI reports Raymond M. Mulcahy superintendent of Brandon Training School will receive an honorary doctor of laws from St. Michael's College at June 6 spring commencement. Mulcahy leads 675 students and chairs the Northeast Region of the American Association for Mental Deficiency. Vermont tax receipts rise in March. motor vehicle receipts total 804470, up from 738890 a year earlier.
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Winooski Park
UPI
St. Michael’s College
Raymond M. Mulcahy
Brandon
Mulcahy
American Association For Mental Deficiency
Water Vliet Arsenal to host Armed Forces Day exhibit
A Water Vliet Arsenal open house will showcase Viet Cong weapons and gear from Vietnam including bamboo daggers punji sticks crossbows and homemade mortars. The display recreates Viet Cong terrain with North Vietnamese uniforms flags and insignia. Hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. with a 11 30 a.m. military parade on the drill field.
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Watervliet
South Viet Nam
Troy Opens 6 Million Water Plant With Governor Turn
Gov Rockefeller activated Troy’s new 6 million dollar water treatment facility at 5:57 p.m. Monday, unleashing the first 4 million gallons. The governor praised the project as an engineering feat and a model for the state, saying it provides a reliable, high quality supply for current and future industries.
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Troy
Rockefeller
Coach Llodra named at Drury High after poll
Berkshire item reports Joseph Llodra as new Drury High School football coach following a Friday telephone poll of School Committee members. City and school officials question use of surveys for personnel hiring, while superintendent says such polls authorize signing candidates when ready. Llodra had been head coach at Adams Memorial High School.
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North Adams
Joseph Llodra
Drury High School
Francis C. Florini
Robert Taylor
Llodra
Adams Memorial High School
Hoff Warns Federal Help Makes New England Stepchildren
Vermont Governor Hoff voiced concern that the federal Little Appalachia program sidelines New England. He urged the regional commission to keep its main office in Boston rather than Washington, warning the arrangement risks bias toward federal policy. The meeting also covered cross state college attendance and plans to import Canadian power.
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Boston
UPI
Philip H. Hoff
Vermont
New England
Little Appalachia
Hoff
Washington
Springfield
Mass
Jonathan Lindley
U.S. Commerce Department
John H. Reed
Maine
John W. King
New Hampshire
John A. Volpe
Massachusetts
Lindley
New England Regional Commission
Austin H. Wilkins
New England River
Mrs Bieler to Speak at Three Vermont PTA Workshops
National PTA field worker Mrs Ellen Dell Bieler will headline three Vermont PTA workshops in Rutland Montpelier and Burlington May 24 25 and 26 The sessions aim to train new and continuing officers and committee chairs to improve PTA leadership Bieler has wide experience including work in Alaska the European PTA delegations and teaching roles at Elmhurst College and the University of Chicago.
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Montpelier
PTA
Ellen Dell Bieler
Vermont
Rutland
Burlington
Bardwell
Holiday Inn
N E Telephone Strike Expands to Vermont and Maine
A three state walkout by International Brotherhood of Telephone Workers spread to Vermont and northern Maine as 10,000 members in Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and New Hampshire joined at 7 a.m. Monday. Southern Maine locals refused to join. Negotiations with mediation broke off with no progress. The company reported no service disruption. Supervisory crews handled repairs. Connecticut was unaffected.
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New England
Philip H. Hoff
Vermont
John A. Volpe
Massachusetts
John W. King
New Hampshire
John N. Dempsey
Connecticut
John A. Reed
Maine
Boston
John H. Chaffee
Rhode Island
UPI
New England Telephone Co
International Brotherhood of Telephone Workers
IBTW
Greater
Bangor
Rutland
Portland
Gerald J. Walsh
Ibtw Local 2
Potato Futures Defended In Testimony At Hearing
The New York Mercantile Exchange chair Llewellyn Watts Jr. argued futures help farmers gain a fairer consumer share by reducing marketing costs. Stanford economist Roger Gray warned removal could harm beneficiaries. Maine farmers, shippers, and union statements supported futures, while critics framed futures as manipulation by sales leaders in Congress and farm groups. A separate report notes a Bay View Savings robbery and a longshore union strike at IBTW Local 2, with walkouts in Bangor and Rutland amid suspensions and a three day company holdout.
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Washington
UPI
New York Mercantile Exchange
Llewellyn Watts Jr
Exchange
House Agriculture Subcommittee
Maine
Watts
Roger W. Gray
Stanford University
Food Research Institute
Tom Findlen
Fort Fairfield
Findlen
Francis J
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