Vermont to join national crime center system on June 1
Public Safety Commissioner Erwin A. Alexander says Vermont will enter the National Crime Information Center in Washington on June 1 with a direct line from Montpelier to the FBI Building. About 38 states have joined. data on crimes and suspects will be accessible via the Washington memory bank.
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Burlington
UPS
Public Safety
Erwin A. Alexander
Vermont
National Crime Information Center System
Washington
Alexander
Montpelier
FBI
Island Pond to Break Ground on $65,000 Industrial Building
Ground will break Saturday on Island Pond for a $65,000 15,000 square foot speculative building. Built by the Vermont Industrial Park Authority, the project mirrors two existing such structures in St. Johnsbury and Bradford. Burlington architect Lind Hubbard designed the Island Pond building, slated for completion by August 15 to attract new or expanding industry.
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Montpelier
UPI
Island Pond
Vermont Industrial Park Authority
St. Johnsbury
Bradford
Burlington
Lind Hubbard
Barrett to Face First Degree Murder Charge in St Albans
Franklin County Grand Jury to hear case of Charles R. Barrett on June 7 after his arrest on a first degree murder charge. Barrett is accused of stabbing 56 year old Clifton Combs of Richford, whose body was found near the St Albans police department.
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ST. Albans
UPI
Franklin County
Charles R. Barrett
Barrett
Carl S. Gregg
Clifton Combs
Richford
Combs
King Memorial Foundation Incorporation Approved in Vermont
Secretary of State Harry Cooley states the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Memorial Foundation of Chicago is authorized to incorporate in Vermont to promote racial equality and provide financial support to underprivileged people. Elena Horton announces resignation as head of the Vermont Free Public Library Service effective July 1 to take a records and research position in New York.
New York considers large raises for governor and lieutenant governor
A legislative proposal would raise the governor’s salary to 85 000 and the lieutenant governor’s to 45 000, creshaping a historic pay level though changes would not affect current officeholders during their terms. The measure notes New York’s 50 000 governor pay tops other states, with Pennsylvania 45 000 and California 44 000. Separately an Health Department official reported X ray technicians may have exposed black patients to higher radiation doses in a small state wide survey.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
Malcom Wilson
New York
Averell Harriman
Pennsylvania
California
Ronald Reagan
Texas
Gov. Connally
State Health Department
Howard Goldman
State Bureau of X-ray Technology
New York City
Syracuse
Berkshire couple guilty in mail order nude photos case
A Berkshire District Court jury found a Clarksburg couple guilty of conspiracy to defraud over their mail order business featuring nude photographs and Kitten Magazine. Mrs. Edward J. Wentz was also guilty of larceny under $100, while both were acquitted on other charges. sentences were suspended.
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North Adams
Clarksburg
Edward J. Wentz
House of Correction
Frank A. Allain
Boston
Pownal
North Adams suit challenges Vietnam War draft legality
John M. Medeiros of 95 West Main St. seeks ACLU aid in a federal suit arguing the Vietnam War and the draft are illegal. He filed a motion for an injunction against enforcement of the Tonkin Resolution and acts as his own counsel. no answer has yet been received. Dr. Richard M. Millard will deliver North Adams State College’s 74th commencement address Sunday at 3 p.m. Sen. Edward W. Brooke is slated to speak at Lenox School graduation on June 2 at 2 p.m., with 350 invitations issued.
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John M. Medeiros
West Main St
U.S
American Civil Liberties Union
U.S. District Court
Tonkin
NASC
Richard M. Millard
Waban
Mass
Board of Higher Education
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
North Adams State College
Lenox
Edward W. Brooke
Lenox School
Coffin
Arlington Street
Boston
Yale
Spock
Justice Department
U.S. Atty
Joseph J. Cella
McDonough
Joel V. Goldberg
Whdh-Tv
Channel 5
Francis J. W. Ford Jr
Asst
John Wall
Ferber
Arlington Chorale Dedicates Concert To Dr Russell
Arlington Chorale will dedicate its performance of Gounod Recessional to Dr. George Russell, a longtime local physician who died this week, at the spring concert Saturday at 8 15 p m at Arlington Memorial High School. Theodore Cook of Manchester will direct. The concert theme is Thru the Years with songs from the 20s sing along with slides, then pieces from the 30s 40s and later. Featured songs include Sentimental Journey I Believe Sixteen Tons I Got Rhythm Oh You Beautiful Doll Wagon Wheels Rock-a-Bye Your Baby My Sugar Is So Refined Black is the Color of My True Love's Hair Me and My Shadow Beyond the Blue Horizon Great God A Mighty Ill Wait For My Love Stardust Say It With Music Anniversary Song and The Impossible Dream. The chorus lists sopranos altos tenors and basses with Nyoka Little as accompanist.
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Arlington
Arlington Chorale
Gounod
George Russell
Arlington Memorial High School
Theodore Cook
Manchester
British Government Clamps Restrictions on Bank Loans
London reports Prime Minister Harold Wilson's Labour government imposed new loan limits to curb spending and ease the pound's weakness. The Bank of England directed banks to cap lending at 104 percent of last November's level, prioritizing exports and hitting personal borrowers, home buyers, and car buyers. Overdrafts will be abolished and existing credits reduced.
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London
UPL
Harold Wilson
Labor
Bank of England
Britain
Cone Workers Vote UE Affiliation at Windsor Plant
Workers at Cone Automatic Machine Co. Windsor voted 258 to 219 to be represented by the United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America. UE organizer Hugh Harley led the drive. The union already has a local at Bijur Lubricating Corp. in Bennington.
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Windsor
Cone Automatic Machine Co
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America
Hugh Harley
International Union
Bijur Lubricating Corp
Bennington
Antidraft Conspiracy Case Features Spock Testimony
In Boston a federal trial of five defendants including Dr. Benjamin Spock enters its fifth day as FBI agents recount talks with Spock about antiwar and antidraft views. The group also includes Mitchell Goodman and Rev. William Coffin among others.
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Boston
API
FBI
Benjamin Spock
U.S
Spock
New York
Michael Ferber
Harvard
Buffalo
N.Y
Mitchell Goodman
Temple
Maine
William Sloane Coffin Jr
Yale University
Marcus Raskin
Washington, D.C
Institute of Political Studies
U.S. Atty
John R. McDonough
Washington
McDonough
Stanford University Law School
Coffin
Goodman
Raskin
Justice Department
Ferber
Public Hearings On Sunday Closing Laws in Vermont
Vermont lawmakers resume study of Blue Laws with a June 20 Montpelier hearing. Retail leaders Parnell Kirby and George Young outline concerns for workers and commerce, debating Sunday openings and employees freedom vs business access.
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UPI
Legislative Council
Parnell C. Kirby
J.C. Penny Co
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