Vermont arrests and rail plans headline Winooski Burlington Montpelier items
In Winooski Terrance Audette, 19, faces arraignment in Chittenden Municipal Court on grand larceny for stealing a cash register from a Shelburne Road service station. The register held about $88 and was taken yesterday. Audette was arrested hours later.
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Winooski (Ap
Winooski
Chittenden Municipal Court
Burlington
Shelburne Road
Terrance Audette
Audette
Jobless Claims Rise Sixth Week in Vermont
In Montpelier the Employment Security Department reports a five percent rise in jobless claims for the week ending Nov 16, the sixth straight weekly increase. A total of 4,632 claims were filed, about 12 percent above last year’s level. initial claims rose by 31 to 762, and weeks of unemployment claimed climbed 198 to 3,870, 15 percent higher than a year ago.
Teen thief nabbed as stolen car found in Troy
A 14-year-old suspected thief was arrested after the stolen car was located and the owner Gilbert Zimbrovitch will press charges in Rensselaer County Family Court. Troy Housing Authority approved a $2.5 million elderly apartment project after zoning delays. In Cohoes a four‑day burglary spree ended with five teens arrested and a $3,100 haul including a $2,500 theft and a ring.
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Troy
Rensselaer County
Gilbert Zimbrovitch
Troy Housing Authority
Cohoes
Vandalism at Dawes School Causes Major Repairs
Berkshire area report details $7000 damage at Dawes School from vandalism by Halloween teens now in juvenile court probation. First floor flooring to be relaid after fire extinguisher and water damage. Separate items note Bernard A. Bissaillon 20 facing two suspended sentences for mailbox theft and missing mail.
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Montpelier
John P. Connard
Municipal Court
John Check
Ronald Bradley
Allen Chamberlain
Northfield
Pittsfield
Dawes
Adams
Bernard A. Bissaillon
John A. Barry
Trygve Lie Might Return as Norway Interior Minister
Oslo premier Einar Gerhardsen says Trygve Lie, 67, expected to resume work as Norway's interior minister on December 1 after illness since October 21 and a reported small blood clot. Lie resigned as U.N. secretary-general in 1953 and joined the Socialist government last July.
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Oslo
Trygve Lie
United Nations
Norway
Einar Gerhardsen
Lie
U.N
Vermont Ski Exhibit Wins Grand Prize at Chicago Fair
The Vermont Development Department's 40 foot ski exhibit won the grand prize at the Chicago Ski Fair for best booth in show. The booth was designed and built by VDD staff with Vermont Ski Area Association funding and includes four large photographs and a film on Vermont skiing. Judges praised its attractiveness and content while the exhibit ranked second at the Detroit Ski Fair last week. Department staff will tour major ski fairs in New York Cleveland and Philadelphia to promote Vermont skiing.
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Chicago
Lit
Vermont Development Department
Vermont Ski Area Association
Vermont
VDD Booth
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Philadelphia
How New England Congressmen Voted in Recent Roll Calls
In a Washington report, New England lawmakers are listed by roll call. Senate votes include Lausche amendment defeat on foreign aid with trade policy links. Keating amendment defeat on Czech claim settlements. Miller amendment defeat on limiting aid beyond one year. Voting groups name Cotton Dodd Pastore Prouty Ribicoff against Aiken Kennedy McIntyre Muskie Pell Salton Stall Smith. Not voting includes Pastore, Ribicoff, Saltonstall.
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Washington
Congress
Lausche
Ohio
Poland
Yugoslavia
R.I
Ribicoff
D-Conn
Saltonstall
R-Mass
Keating
R-N.y
Senate
U.S
Czechoslovakia
Smith
Miller
Rrown
U.N
Dodd
Aiken
Cotton
Kennedy
McIntyre
Muskie
Pastore
Pell
Prouty
Morse
Mileage Limit Put On Servicemen's Passes
Washington AP reports armed forces curb liberty passes after servicemen travel up to 1000 miles on brief leaves. Navy Air Force and Army issue stricter rules citing traffic offenses and risks to the public. Navy suggests 300 miles as reasonable on a three day pass. Local commanders limit geographic travel and warn of adverse public attitudes toward service members.
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Navy
Air Force
Army
Massachusetts School Prayer Case Delayed Meeting
North Brookfield School Committee asks Attorney General Edward Brooke to postpone a conference about its refusal to stop school prayers until after an unrelated prayer case hearing set for November 27 in Middlesex Superior Court. Brooke plans a next move this week as Massachusetts and the Supreme Court conflict over mandatory prayers continues.
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Boston
North Brookfield
Edward W. Brooke
Brooke
Middlesex Superior Court
Massachusetts
U.S. Supreme Court
High Court
Supreme Court
Rail firm to transfer yard work to Canadian Pacific
Officials of the St. Johnsbury and Lamoille County Railroad met with union leaders to discuss job security after the line announced shifting its local switching operations to Canadian Pacific. Twenty five yard workers will be placed at the bottom of the CP Newport roster but retain seniority rights in the St. Johnsbury yard. If transfer to another yard occurs, they would be treated as new men.
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St, Johnsbury
St. Johnsbury & Lamoille County Railroad
Union
Canadian Pacific Railroad
L. A. Putnam
Newport
Putnam
St. Johnsbury
Rockefeller Dinner Hosts House Guests in Washington
In Washington last night Gov. Nelson Rockefeller hosted a small dinner at his home attended by Republican senators Winston L. Prouty and George D. Aiken. Also present were Sen. Margaret Chase Smith who met Rockefeller and his wife, and lunch with New York senators Jacob K. Javits and Kenneth B. Keating.
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Washington
Veremont
Winston L. Prouty
George D. Aiken
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Capitol
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Senate
Margaretta
Happy’’ Murphy
Rockefellers
Jacob K. Javits
Kenneth B. Keating
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Volkswagen
Sunroof Sed., R&h
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Sales & Service North
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Bennington, Vt
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
Banner Publishing Corporation
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AP News
Aiken and Prouty Rockefeller
Fukind
Sewiters
Shenley
Sir John
Schenley Distillers CO
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