16 year old Panton youth sentenced for breaking and entering
Gerald Van Der Bliek, 16, was sentenced in Franklin Municipal Court to one to three years in the House of Correction after pleading guilty to breaking and entering at night. He was captured at St. Albans Bay summer camp hours after escaping from Grand Isle County jail. Judge Carl S. Gregg urged intermediate facilities for young offenders.
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St, Albans
Panton
Grand Isle County
House of Correction
Gerald van der Bliek
Franklin Municipal Court
St. Albans
van der Bliek
St. Albans Bay
Carl S. Gregg
Gregg
Vermont
Newport hearings open on Citizens Utilities rate hike
Public Service Board resumes hearings on Citizens Utilities Co. proposed 16 percent rate increase. Burlington attorney Robert W. Larrow expected to present the public's case against the hike. Citizens serves about 7,000 customers in the Northeast Kingdom and cites PSB denial of VELCO power as a key reason.
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Newport
Public Service Board
Citizens Utilities Co
Robert W. Larrow
Burlington
Citizens
Northeast Kingdom
PSB
Vermont Electric Co
VELCO
New York
Vermont
Vermont official named in federal suit over filing records
Joseph F. Radigan federal district attorney for Vermont filed suit in federal court yesterday against Carl E. Kelton of White River Junction doing business as C E Kelton Motor Transportation Company. The complaint seeks a $100 fine plus up to $50 per day penalties for failing to file annual and quarterly Interstate Commerce Commission records. Kelton is a former Windsor County Republican state senator. The Barre Farm Bureau meeting opens tomorrow at Barre Auditorium with Sen George D Aiken headlining the banquet address tomorrow night.
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Burlington
State Highway Board
Joseph F. Radigan
Vermont
Radigan
Carl E. Kelton
White River Junction
C. E. Kelton Motor Transportation Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Kelton
Windsor County
Barre
Vermont Farm Bureau
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Senate Agriculture Committee
University of Vermont to launch faculty seminar series
University of Vermont President John T. Fey will host a two year series of monthly faculty seminars starting Tuesday. The theme is The Essential Unity of the University. Each session will draw about 30 faculty from diverse divisions to ensure every full time member attends at least one seminar. The aim is to advance self study and collective contribution to the university's future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
University of Vermont
John T. Fey
Fey
Troy Housing Authority approves elder housing 21 story project
The Troy Housing Authority backs preliminary designs for a 21 story elderly building to be erected on Harrison Place bordered by 8th Jacob Federal Streets and Sixth Avenue. Construction of a $2.5 million reinforced concrete structure will begin when weather permits.
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Troy
Troy Housing Authority
8Th Street
Jacob and
Federal Streets
Sixth Avenue
Harrison Place
Bailey Cadman
North Adams teachers face pay raise stalemate
About half of North Adams public school teachers would receive pay boosts next year if the state minimum remains unchanged. Miss Carol M Molloy president of the North Adams Teacher Association says a letter to Mayor Florini will be presented to the School Committee. In a separate item, a high profile mayoral election closes with incumbent Florini and challenger Diamond trading attacks and nicknames.
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North Adams
Carol M. Molloy
The
North Adams Teacher Association
Francis C. Florini
VDD Names New York Industrial Relations Chief
Fred Moreno of New York City was appointed industrial and public relations representative for the Vermont Development Department's New York Office. The post, created by the 1963 Legislature, targets cultivating Vermont leads and promoting the state in metro New York while freeing Montpelier staff for other efforts. Moreno previously led Puerto Rico Operation Bootstrap in NYC and New England, aiding 2,000 jobs and 25 new industries from 1957 to 1963.
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Vermont
Moreno
Vautour
New York
Montpelier
Fordham University
Army Air Corps
Pan American Grace Airway
Lima
Peru
Prominent physicist in poisoning case found dead
In Ipswich Massachusetts a 48 year old physicist Dr William W A Johnson was found dead in a first floor bedroom at his Heartbreak Road home Autopsy planned Johnsons wife Nathalie and partner Dr Daniel P Norman were found dead March 10 1960 after cyanide poisoning Johnson suggested Norman drank cyanide in beer but motive remains unclear Authorities say there was no unusual attachment between Johnson and Norman.
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Ipswich
Mass
William W. A. Johnson
Heartbreak Road
Johnson
Nathalie
Daniel P. Norman
Lorne
Norman
Blount To Lease Rutland Rail Section After State Purchase
The Public Service Board announced Vermont will buy the Bellows Falls to Ludlow section of the Rutland Railway for 400000 dollars and lease it to F Nelson Blount who operates Steamtown USA in Walpole New Hampshire He will pay a rising rental over five years and begin freight and passenger service on the line Blount aims to serve several shippers including a Chester talc maker and a Bellows Falls creamery and paper company The state also designated a similar lease deal with Jay Wulfson for the Burlington to White Creek section and plans to reopen about half the old line subject to Interstate Commerce Commission approval.
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Blount
Chester
Bellows Falls
Gibson
PSB
Jay Wulfson
Burlington
White Creek
N.Y
Rutland Railway Corp
William S. Ginsburg
Interstate Commerce Commission
Walpole
Rutland Railway
Philip H. Hoff
F. Ray Keyser Jr
New Englanders Vote as Municipal Elections Conclude
Boston Mayor John F. Collins seeks a second term against Gabriel Piemonte in a non partisan race. Nine city councilors and five school committee members sit on ballots amid fluoridation debates and new absentee ballot law testing. Voter turnout expected above 60 percent with polls open 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. across New England.
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Boston
John F. Collins
Gabriel F. Piemonte
New England
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Maine
Vermont
Collins
Piemonte
Louise Day Hicks
Hicks
Bennington Banner Catalogs Rates and Contacts
The Bennington Banner lists contact numbers for Telephones Newsroom Display Advertising and details home delivery pricing. It notes the paper is published daily except Sunday and holidays from 425 Main St Bennington Vermont and is a member of the Associated Press with exclusive republication rights.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
Vermont
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
Associated Press
Mental Health Planning Coordinator Appointed
William L. Rucker, 36, named state coordinator of mental health planning for Vermont. He will organize regional evaluation committees funded by a $50,000 Public Health Service grant, with a two year study and possible renewal. The Burlington central office will supervise a 31 member advisory board.
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Montpelier
William L. Rucker
Denver
Colo
Public Health Service
Vermont State Department of Health
Robert B. Aiken
Hoff
Rucker
Regis Colege
Denver University
Vermont
Boston
Harvard Medical College Department of Psychiatry
Massachusetts General
Harvard
Auraria Community Center
Veterans’ Administration Hospital
Porterville
Calif
State Hospital
Marine Corps
Pub
Lic Health Service
Robert Mines
State Health Department
Mines
Burlington
Donald A. Webster
Bennington
Vermont Mental Health Association
Hans Huessy
New Board of Mental Health
William Kearns
Douglas Lindsay
Vermont State Medical Society
R.B. Aiken
James Lauebach
Brattleboro
United Boards of Community Mental Health Programs
Thomas Boag
UVM
New England Council Calls Water Studies Wasteful Duplication
Edwin W. Webber of The New England Council criticizes overlapping water resources research across eight agencies in New England. He urges coordination and cites the Northeast Water Compact and a National Water Resources Planning Act as needed reforms. A UN study of global water resources could begin in 1964.
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Boston
Mass
New England Council
New England
Edwin W. Webber
The
Webber
Congress
U.N
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St. Johnsbury
Robert Walker
Calender
Albany
Robert P. Brett
Hoosick Falls
National Commercial Bank & Trust Co
James T. Foley
Brett
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Berkshire
Louis J. Diamond
Diamond
Florini
VDD
Fred Moreno
Rutland RR
Ernest W. Gibson III
Utility Regulatory Agency
New
NAACP
Arthur J. Gartland
Melvin H. King
Cambridge
Newton
Worcester
Fitchburg
Leominster
Greater
Boston Area
Brockton
Northampton
Radius
U.S
New England Council Hits Water Studies
Central Vermont Public Service Corporation
W.H
Eddington and
Bennington, VT
Drysdale’s
Vermont National
National — Fein Savings Bank
Streennington
Bennington Windham
Windsor Counties
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