Milk and Vermont Unite for Dairy Month Theme
Vermont marks June is Dairy Month with the theme Milk and Vermont equals Vitality and Enjoyment. A statewide distribution of 250000 place mats by June is Dairy Month, Inc. and The Greater Vermont Association highlights 12 historic sites on a map including Bennington Battle Monument and Montpelier State House. The mats also feature two traditional Vermont recipes Indian Pudding Vermont style and Vermont Corn Chowder.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Dairy Month, Inc
Greater Vermont Association
Bennington Battle Monument
Hubbardton Battlefield
Morgan Horse Farm
Weybridge
Shelburne Museum
Hyde Log Cabin
Grand Isle
Chester A. Arthur
Fairfield
Fairbanks Museum of Natural Science
St. Johnsbury
State
Malden firm bids 4.1 million for Central Vermont Medical Center
Columbia Construction Co of Malden Mass submitted an apparent low bid of 4.1 million for the Central Vermont Medical Center project in Berlin to replace Barre City Hospital and Heaton Hospital. The center aims for completion by December 1967. bid came in 400000 above estimates but was the lowest of six received, with hopes to negotiate to keep on schedule.
Vermont disbarment case moves to fact-finding board
A three man fact finding board appointed by the Vermont Supreme Court will hear testimony in the disbarment proceedings against Rep. Donald Milne. The panel chaired by Charles Ryan includes John Whelan and Frederick Reed. They will collect facts from the attorney general’s office and report to the court at the June term opening June 6.
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Montpelier
UPI
Vermont Supreme Court
Donald Milne
R-Washington
Charles Ryan
Rutland
John Whelan
Warrington
Frederick Reed
John Connarn
Milen
High Court
Unemployment Claims Drop for 11th Straight Week in Vermont
The Department of Employment Security reports 1 978 unemployment claims filed last week in Vermont, 761 below the prior year’s week. The insured unemployment rate fell to 2.1 percent, down from 3.0 percent a year ago, with four industries driving nearly two thirds of the claims. Notable changes include an 11.5 percent rise in White River Junction and a 10.2 percent drop in Bennington.
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Montpelier
UPI
Department of Employment Security
White River Junction
Bennington
Daw son convicted in tax evasion case in Albany
Former Democratic chairman William J. Dawson, son of Cohoes, was found guilty on two of three counts of income tax evasion in U.S. District Court in Albany. Each count carries up to 10,000 dollars fine or five years imprisonment or both. Dawson faced a three count indictment alleging willful failure to pay 68 415 dollars in taxes on 132 032 dollars of unreported income from 1959 to 1961. Sentencing deferred pending pre sentence investigation. The trial marked the first tax evasion case in the district in over six years. In Eagle Bridge Allan Brown son of Mr and Mrs Floyd Brown was named for the highest junior honor at Cambridge Central School and will attend American Legion Boys State at Morrisville June 26 to July 2 sponsored by Capt. Maxon Post American Legion.
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Albany
William J. Dawson
Cohoes
U.S
Edmund Port
Dawson
Eagle Bridge
Allan Brown
Floyd Brown
Cambridge Central School
American Legion
State University of New York Agricultural and Technical College
Morrisville
Maxon Post
Gene Robb Elected President of Saratoga Arts Center Board
Gene Robb publisher of Albany papers Times Union and Knickerbocker News was elected president of the Saratoga Performing Arts Center Board of Directors. He recently finished a two year term as president of the American Newspaper Publishers Association and is a director of Hearst Corporation and the Associated Press. He has served as a Pulitzer Prize juror for the past two years.
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Saratoga Springs
Saratoga Performing Arts Center Today
Gene Robb
Robb
Albany
the Times Union
Knickerbocker News
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Hearst Corporation
Associated Press
Berkshire Probate Lists Newcomb Mott Estate Details
Admin inventory filed in Probate Court lists Newcomb Mott's estate at 4578 dollars including a 282 dollar plane ticket return, a 2574 dollar checking account in Canaan Connecticut, a 1365 dollar Pittsfield savings account, 230 dollars in Bank of America travelers checks, 50 dollars cash, a portable typewriter valued 25, and a 1950 sedan valued 50. Mott, 27, died Jan 20 on a train from Moscow to a Soviet labor camp. Parents are Mr and Mrs Howard Mott of Sheffield.
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Pittsfield
UPI
Newcomb Mott
United States
Canaan, Conn
Bank of America
Mott
Moscow
Howard Mott
Sheffield
Korean War Defector Acknowledges Viet Cong Broadcast Volunteering
Clarence C. Adams a 37 year old Memphis born former U S Army sergeant who defected in 1950 admitted in Hong Kong he volunteered to tape two broadcasts for the Liberation Front the Viet Cong political arm. He said the tapes were aimed at Negro soldiers in Viet Nam urging them to oppose the war and seek equality. Adams arrived from Communist China with his Chinese wife and two children and told reporters he did not intend to join anti war groups upon returning to the United States.
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Hong Kong
UPC
Clarence C. Adams
Viet Nam
Memphis
Tenn
China
National) Liberation Front
Adams
Foreign Correspondents Club
United States
I’m
The
Liberation Front
Viet Cong
Peking
Gemini 9 Set for New Rendezvous and Spacewalk
Gemini 9 cleared a second final test series and is prepared for a Tuesday rendezvous and spacewalk mission with astronauts Thomas Stafford and Eugene Cernan. The 109-foot craft, idle since May 17 after a satellite miss caused a sea crash, completed a day of simulated flight tests without issue as engineers prepared the Surveyor lunar lander on Atlas-Centaur.
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Cape Kennedy
UPS
Thomas __ Stafford
Eugene Cernan
Gemini
Stafford
Cernan
Troopers On Duty This Memorial Day Weekend
Vermont state troopers will patrol highways this Memorial Day weekend. 24 new troopers graduated this week, and Commissioner E A Alexander notes the fatality rate is rising. motorists are urged to exercise caution and common sense.
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Montpelier
Commissioner of Public Safety
E.A. Alexander
Vermont State Police Training School
Alexander
Montpelier Man Named Manager of Vermont Pavilion at Expo 67
Charles E. Wiley 37 of Montpelier was named manager of the Vermont Pavilion for Expo 67 in Montreal. He will coordinate activities, liaise with design firms and Expo officials, oversee construction and materials, and train staff for the six month exhibition beginning April 1967. Wiley, a Rutland native, holds a B.S. in economics from the University of Vermont 1951 and served in the U.S. Army ROTC. He is married with one daughter.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Charles E. Wiley
Montreal
Elbert G. Moulton
Wiley
Moulton
Rutland
Burroughs Corporation
University of Vermont
U.S. Army
Europe
Massachusetts Cable TV regulation ruled unconstitutional
Massachusetts Attorney General Edward W Brooke ruled the state lacks constitutional authority to set general regulations for CATV. He noted federal law covers the broadcasting field and that Congress should regulate community antennas, while state and local rules of incidental nature may apply.
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Boston
UPI
Massachusetts
Congress
Brooke
New England To Get Regional Educational Laboratory
Sen Edmund Muskie announced that HEW approved a 168270 dollar grant to Educational Services Inc of Newton Massachusetts to develop a model operational educational laboratory for the New England region. The exact site of the laboratory was not disclosed.
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Washington
UPI
Health, Education and Welfare Department
HEW
New England
Edmund S. Muskie
Dmaine
Educational Services Inc
Newton
Mass
Bennington Banner Phone Contacts and Rates
The Bennington Banner lists newsroom and advertising phone numbers and notes home delivery and subscription rates. It specifies location in Bennington Vermont and states UCPI affiliation details for local and wire dispatch content.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
UPI
Vermont
U.S
Cardinal Cushing Plans Hospital Checkup and Detroit Tribute
Cardinal Cushing said he will enter a Boston hospital for a physical checkup and hopes to travel to Detroit in two weeks to pay tribute to Fr. Coughlin of Royal Oak Michigan. The 70 year old archbishop spoke at the South Shore Charity Guild dinner noting Fr. Coughlin’s 50th ordination anniversary.
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Hull
Mass
UPI
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Boston
Detroit
Charles E., Coughlin
Royal Oak
Mich
South Shore Charity Guild
Cardinal Cushing
Fr. Coughlin
Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Medical
New York
Arts Center
Down In
Berkshire
Mott Estate
North Adams
Edward W. Brooke
Department of Education
North Adams State College
State Department
Potter Mountain
Lanesboro
Hancock
VFW
Harned-Fowler
Manchester
Jacalyn Hall
Marion Hennings
Hall
Charles A. Hosley
Robert H. Mitchell
Mary Kent
Ethel M. Bowen
John West
Augusta Forrest
Dorothy Sessions
Marion Tudor
Betty Jones
Anna Kent
Ellen Jennings
Ringheiser
Red
Cong
Adams Cooly
America
Boston University
Stanton R. Curtis
Myles Standish Hall
University
Andersen
Frederick
Heritage
No. Bennington
Elm ST
Upper Main ST
North
Harvest Hills
Heulage Homes
Merritt S. Hewitt
North Bennington, Vermont
Dae Cte
Hamburg
Frankfurters
Walker
Nursing Home
National Nursing Home Associations
Prospect St. N. Bennington
Dial
Norman Hauck
Marie Hauck
R.N
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