Three Lost Ticonderoga Children Found Safe
Three youngsters missing overnight near Ticonderoga in the Adirondacks were located safe. Lisa Jane Taylor four, William three, and Billy Joe two were cold and hungry but in very good condition as state police concluded a major search with troopers, bloodhounds, and hundreds of volunteers.
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Ticonderoga
N.Y
UPI
Adirondack
Lisa Jane Taylor
William
Billy Joe
William Taylor
Lisa
Plattsburgh Air Force Base
Funeral Mass for Richard Cardinal Cushing Draws Notables
In Boston at Holy Cross Cathedral Cardinal John Wright honors Richard Cardinal Cushing with warmth and humor as the nation bids farewell to the 75 year old cancer victim. Family friends and officials including Jacquelin Kennedy Onassis Edward Kennedy and Edward M. Kennedy attend the service and burial at Hanover. Cushing’s nephew Richard Francis notes he will watch over children at the Portiuncula Chapel.
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Boston
UPI
Richard Cardinal J. Cushing
Holy Cross
John Cardinal Wright
Worcester
Cushing
Wright
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
Hanover
Aristotle Onassis
Kennedy
Joseph
Francis W. Sargent
Kevin H. White
Elliot R. Richardson
Health, Education and Welfare Department
House
John W. McCormack
Richard Francis
Kennedy rejects 1972 presidential run in Hague talks
In The Hague Kennedy says he will not run for president in 1972 and would back unspecified Democratic senators. He calls the recent U.S. elections a mixed bag, praises his Massachusetts re election win, and plans to return to the United States Wednesday after meeting NATO allied delegates and attending Cardinal Cushing’s funeral. Kennedy notes he aims to listen and learn at the North Atlantic Assembly and offers no personal pronouncements.
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UPI
Edward M. Kennedy
Kennedy
North Atlantic Assembly
U.S
Massachusetts
Senate
Hague
Amsterdam
United States
Netherlands
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Boston
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Vermont colleges weigh Windham partnership proposal
The Board of State Colleges will study a Windham College partnership to admit Vermont residents at state college tuition with state subsidies. Windham would stay independent on a year to year contract. Windham aims to enroll more Vermonters and a southeastern facility is desired. Trustees meet again in December. legislative approval required.
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Windham College
Winslow
Windham
Castleton
Lyndon
Johnson State
Paul Andrews
State College
Robert S. Babcock
Vermont weekend traffic toll rises with three deaths
Weekend crashes in Vermont killed three people including 3 year old Dorothy Ellen Meisenzahl of Richford who died after a horse kick while petting it. Sherry Brody 19 of Brooklyn died when the car she rode in left Route 100 at Pittsfield. Driver Howard Goldbaum 22 of Brooklyn survived. Frances Reddington 64 of Woodstock was struck and killed crossing Route 4 Friday night.
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Brooklyn
Rutland
Woodstock
Frances Reddington
Vermont New Hampshire officials meet on river valley mental health
Vermont Mental Health Commissioner Jonathan Leopold and New Hampshire Mental Health Director Bernard March head a conference to coordinate services for out of state patients along the Connecticut River Valley. They will discuss agency responsibilities, interstate financing, joint programming, and admission and treatment procedures.
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Norwich
UPI
Vermont
New Hampshire
Connecticut River Valley
Jonathan Leopold
Bernard March
Fire claims Waterbury man in trailer blaze
A 25 year old Waterbury man Roger Quesnel was found dead in his gutted trailer after a Saturday night fire. Authorities said four family members were away when the blaze began in the kitchen and rapidly spread through the trailer.
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Waterbury
UPI
Roger Quesnel
Quesnel
Albany grand jury probes South Mall corruption in secret session
A federal grand jury in Albany will meet Thursday to probe alleged corruption at the South Mall construction project. Albany union officials, businessmen, and possibly government figures have been subpoenaed. The $1 million project has seen theft rumors and FBI involvement hinted by reports from the Times-Union and Troy Record. Dr. Gordon A. Eadie announced county support for a drug help hot line in Troy to refer callers to local resources.
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Albany
South Mall
Times-Union
FBI
Troy Record
Troy
Gordon A. Eadie
Rensselaer County
County Narcotic Guidance Council
Berkshire area firms report losses and policy shifts
Down in Berkshire Sprague Electric Co. reports a third quarter loss of 1 744 709 dollars or 51 cents a share as orders fall following a 10 week strike. New schedules will shift to four day weeks or five day 60 hour weeks. Paul J. McDonald to leave Mt Greylock post after 50 years to become deputy education liaison in Massachusetts. North Adams contemplates 2 500 dollar downtown lights funding. Southern Berkshire residents suffer a power outage from 8 42 to 9 12 p m Sunday due to a Western Mass Electric substation failure in Lee affecting fifteen towns.
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North Adams — Sprague Electric Co
Robert C. Sprague
Bruce R. Carlson
North Adams
Williamstown
Paul J. McDonald
Mt. Greylock
Southern Berkshire
Thomas Curtin
Massachusetts
Boston
Pittsfield
Berkshire County
Western Mass. Electric Co
Lee
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Weber
Latham
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Time Newsweek
U.S. News & World Report
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Canada
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New York
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