Convict Testifies Vermont Robbery Planned in Boston
UPI reports the government's star witness, inmate Norman S. Kitchell of Lynn, testifies plans for a $25000 theft of cigars and cigarettes in Burlington, Vermont were conceived in a Boston restaurant while he serves five years at the Lewistown federal penitentiary.
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Aiken predicts tax hike after election
Senator George D. Aiken says the Johnson Administration will push a roughly 10 percent income tax increase after Tuesday's elections, a burden he says will fall on low income families. An administration spokesman and Commerce Secretary John T. Connor offered cautious comments, with no decision yet. In a separate case, four men faced retrial in a cigarette theft scheme.
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Hoff Disclaims Memo On Jaycee Campaign Support
Governor Hoff's office dissociates from a memo sent to Vermont Jaycees soliciting campaign backing. Philip Camp said to push Hoff support, but aide Benjamin Collins published a letter stating the memo lacked Hoff’s knowledge or approval. Collins framed Hoff's request as based on his record and leadership for Vermont, noting concern over the campus memo.
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