Vermont Old Cemetery Assoc meeting set at Methodist Church
The Vermont Old Cemetery Association holds its fall session in North Ferrisburg at the Methodist Church with a 10:30 a.m. start and a noon luncheon. Officers will be elected for two years, and the publicity contest winners announced. Posters explain how towns can aid cemetery restoration, and inquiries from other states about the movement have increased. The gathering is open to all interested, with a reminder to attend the morning session.
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North Ferrisburg
Vermont Old Cemetery Assoc
Old Cemetery
Vermont
Vermont LDS district to hold annual conference
The Vermont District of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints will hold its annual conference in South Royalton on November 13. The district serves branches in Barre Barton Burlington Littleton Rutland and St Johnsbury.
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South Royalton
UPI
Vermont
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Barre
Barton
Burlington
Littleton
Rutland
St. Johnsbury
Deerjacker Pays $252.50 in New York Civil Compromise
Donald Gardner, 41, was arrested in Stephentown for jacking a deer in the East Road area. The case was settled by a civil compromise payment of 252.50, with Gardner forfeiting his rifle and 11 point buck seized during a routine patrol by Conservation Officers Kyran P. Molloy Jr. and James Wood after multiple resident complaints.
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Stephentown
Donald Gardner
East Road
Gardner
Kyran P. Molloy Jr
James Wood
Color chemistry lecture opens 1966-67 series at RPI
Dr. Fred W. Billmeyer Jr., professor of chemistry at Rensselaer, will give the first lecture in the 1966-67 Science Lectures for Secondary Schools on November 19 at 10 a.m. in West Hall Auditorium. The talk is titled The Wonderful World of Color Chemistry. Tickets available by November 12 from Dr. Gerhard L. Salinger, Science Center, RPI, Troy NY 12181.
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Troy
RPI
West Hall
Rensselaer
Fred W. Billmeyer Jr
Gerhard L. Salinger
Department of Physics
Science Center
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
N.Y
Three Die In Cessna Plane Crash Near Albany
A four seat Cessna crashed during a Windsor Locks to Albany flight killing William Cundiff 26 of Clinton Conn Joseph Masters Bloomington Ind Navy men stationed at New London and Wilbert Trester 28 Clinton civilian pilot. An injured man was transported to Albany Medical Center Hospital by helicopter and radio contact with Albany Airport indicated worsening ceiling conditions Sunday night.
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Nassau
Windsor Locks
Conn
Albany
William Cundiff
Clinton, Conn
Joseph W. Masters
Bloomington
Ind
New London
Wilbert Trester
Clinton
Albany Medical Center
Lake Tsatsawassa
State Conservation Department
Adams A Mass Veterans Ask Tear Down Greylock Tower
A proposal to tear down the Veterans Memorial Tower atop Mount Greylock will be debated November 18 by representatives of 21 Massachusetts veterans organizations. The meeting, called by the state Department of Natural Resources, will be at 10 a.m. on the 19th floor of the state office building in Boston. Francis E. Mahoney, DNR forests and parks director, says the present 100 foot marble veneered tower, built in the 1930s and moved from Plymouth Harbor to Greylock, must be torn down and probably replaced.
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Plymouth Harbor
Greylock
State asks Outdoor Board to pose questions on Callahan billboard
A week after a letter from H Wickliffe Rose, the state attorney general’s office said it returned materials from the Outdoor Advertising Board for not posting specific questions. Assistant Atty. Gen. William Cowan urged the board to set clear questions and make a decision themselves.
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Great Barrington
H. Wickliffe Rose
South Egremont
Maurice Callahan
Stockbridge Road
State Attorney General’s Office
Outdoor Advertising Board
William Cowan
Lobby to be remodeled into retail space at Whitney site
NORTH ADAMS a spokesman for Whitney Realty Co says the long lobby that linked Main Street to the Paramount Theater will be remodeled into a retail facility. Renovation plans aim to convert the lobby area for storefront use.
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North Adams
Main Street
Paramount Theater
Whitney Realty Co
Pentagon Signals Possible 500000 U.S. Troops in Vietnam
The Defense Department acknowledged the possibility of reaching 500000 U.S. troops in Vietnam by the end of 1967. McNamara noted that 1966 would add about 200000 personnel, with 1967 capable of further expansion despite planned draft cuts and slower troop movements.
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U.S
Viet
Washington
UPI
Defense Department
America
Viet Nam
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
President Johnson
Texas Ranch
Pentagon
United Press International
McNamara
Coolidge Letters Acquired For Vermont Historic Site Display
Vermont Board of Historic Sites has secured 25 Calvin Coolidge letters for display at the Coolidge homestead in Plymouth Notch. Seven were written on White House stationery and reveal his frugal maintenance of the family farm, interest in milk and lumber prices, fertilizer use, roof and barn repairs, and pasture location. The manuscripts were bought by Charles Tuttle Co. of Rutland with Gov Hoff’s permission, keeping them in Vermont.
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Montpelier
UPI
Calvin Coolidge
Vermont Board of Historic Sites
Coolidge
Plymouth Notch
White House
Plymouth
Charles Tuttle Co
Rutland
Vermont
Philip H. Hoff
NES Gathers Large Force To Report Voting Results
In Montpelier a coalition of over 230 reporters and staff will work for News Election Service to collect, tabulate, and distribute Vermont statewide and legislative results. United Press International and Associated Press teams will cover further statewide offices. Local totals are gathered by about 200 Jaycees and reporters, then phoned to NES in Montpelier where 40 staff process the returns.
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Vermont House and Senate
Vermont Jaycees
NES
Tavern Motor Hotel
UPI
American Broadcasting Co
National Broadcasting Co
Columbia Broadcasting System
Jaycees
Vermont
Secretary of State
Harry H. Cooley
Associated Press
Lunar Orbiter aborts Canopus fix midcourse maneuver
NASA says Orbiter 2 temporarily aborted a planned midcourse burn after losing star Canopus acquisition to set its trajectory toward the moon. Officials will reacquire Canopus and reschedule the maneuver while noting ample propulsion and time remain. Orbiter 2 was 151,404 miles from Earth and 123,512 miles from the Moon.
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Pasadena
Calif
UPI
Moon
Canopus
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Earth
Space
Fire reported on aircraft transport ship Kula Gulf
A fire broke out Monday night aboard the aircraft transport ship Kula Gulf at Ford Island Pearl Harbor. No injuries among 120 civilian crewmen. fire controlled after about three hours with negligible damage. The ship, 24 000 tons, formerly Vermilion Bay, built 1945, now operated by MSTS.
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Honolulu
UPD
Kula Gulf
Ford Island
Pearl Harbor
Navy
Military Sea Transport Service
MSTS
Vermilion Bay
Pacific
Supreme Court to Hear New Hampshire Sweepstakes Case
The Supreme Court agreed to review government charges in a New Hampshire sweepstakes case involving 75 ticket records taken home by Anthony Fabrizio. Justice Warren called Department laxity in Irish Sweepstakes prosecutions strange and urged records of five years of cases. The decision could affect the nation’s only legal lottery and its revenue prospects.
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Washington
UPI
Justice Department
New Hampshire
U.S. Supreme Court
Earl Warren
Supreme Court
Warren
Boston
Anthony L. Fabrizio
Elmira
N.Y
Federal District
High Court
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