Vermont ruling allows outdoor money for admin planning
Atty General John P. Connarn ruled that part of Vermont outdoor recreation funds may be used for administration and planning aiding the Fish and Game Department which seeks $50,000 to start its Bureau of Outdoor Recreation programs. The Inter-Agency Committee on Natural Resources has a $500,000 bond for programs and plans a new planning division with at least six staff under Commissioner Edward F. Kehoe.
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Fish and Game Department
Edward F. Kehoe
Montpelier Names Two To Governor’s Youth Committee
C Andrew Herschel of Montpelier is named chairman of the Governor's Committee on Youth and Children and is secretary of the National Life Insurance Company. Max W. Temple of Fair Haven Union High School also joins the committee. Lt. Gov. Daley announced the appointments.
Voters weigh union district for upper six grades
Voters in Wallingford Ludlow and Mount Holly vote on forming a new union school district for the upper six grades. The plan does not commit towns to building a school and towns could withdraw within a year if bonding fails. Approval requires all three towns.
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Wallingford
Ludlow
Mount Holly
Doctors Teaching Day in Endocrinology at Albany Medical Center
Albany area physicians are invited to a Thursday Doctors Teaching Day in Endocrinology at Albany Medical Center starting at 9 a.m. Dr. A. David Goodman will moderate the program. Three guest authorities will join Albany Medical College faculty for lectures and presentations including a thyroid treatment symposium. Visitors include Dr. Milton Hamolsky of Brown University Medical School, Dr. Sidney Ingbar of Harvard Medical School, and Dr. J.M. McKenzie of McGill University.
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Albany — Area
Albany Medical Center
A. David Goodman
Albany Medical College
Milton Hamolsky
Brown University Medical School
Sidney Ingbar
Harvard Medical School
J.M. McKenzie
McGill University
Kilduff brothers arraigned in Troy for multiple murders
John M. Kilduff and George M. Kilduff were charged with first degree murder after nine children died in 14 arsons in Troy on February 29, 1964. One brother reportedly admitted involvement as DA Dwyer sought psychiatric evaluation. judges ordered hospital examination and set Nov. 9 as the next date.
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Troy
John M. Kilduff
George M. Kilduff
August M. Rokjer
River St
Napoleon Sousie
Rensselaer County
M. Andrew Dwyer
Joseph F. Daly
Hudson River Hospital
Poughkeepsie
Beacon to light Pittsfield Airport on December first
Massachusetts Aeronautics Commission arranges xenon flash beacon installation at Pittsfield Airport as a first of its kind identification light. Omni directional unit aids nighttime and poor weather visibility for pilots approaching from any direction.
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Pittsfield
Massachusetts Aeronautics Commission
Vanderbilt Couple Reacquires Cricket Creek Farm Home
William H. Vanderbilt and wife repurchase the main house at Cricket Creek Farm Oblong Road from Mr and Mrs Alexander Chatin after an 11 year absence. The 15 room house with pool tennis court and horse barn is transfered with all but the garage apartment which the Vanderbilts will occupy in summer.
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Williamstown
William H. Vanderbilt
Rhode Island
Cricket Creek Farm
Oblong Road
Alexander Chatin
Vanderbilts
Chatins
Union Workers Accept Eight-Cent Wage Increase
Adams Union members of Bancroft Arnold Finishing Co voted Sunday to accept a company offer of eight cents an hour wage increase effective December 1 averting a strike planned for today.
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ADAMS
Bancroft-Arnold Finishing Co
Trick or Treat for UNICEF Began With A Philadelphia Minister
Fifteen years earlier Reverend Clyde M Allison urged Sunday school children to collect coins for needy children overseas instead of candy. Some followed the idea and collected $17 for UNICEF using milk cartons. This weekend, children in communities carry on the tradition and aim to help UNICEF.
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Philadelphia
Clyde M. Allison
Volpe seeks public help on Massachusetts sales tax proposal
Boston UPI report details Governor Volpe pressing public and educators to back his 201 million sales tax plan as House Ways and Means weighs action. Leaders from UMass and the Educational Conference urge support to fund higher education, while tax advocates push for swift resolution amid long legislative deadlock.
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Boston
UPI
John A. Volpe
Volpe
House
Ways and Means Committee
University of Massachusetts
John W. Lederle
The
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
Lederle
Massachusetts
Courtesy Cards for Boston Jay Walkers Begin Today
Boston police will issue Courtesy Compliance Cards to jay walkers starting today with actual tickets coming after April 1. Crosswalk and signal violations will also trigger crackdowns on drivers blocking crosswalks and running signals. Temperatures across New England this five day period will average two to seven degrees below normal with light showers expected midweek.
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Boston
UPI
Boston Traffic and Parking Department
New England
U.S. Weather Bureau
New York
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