Island Pond disease outbreak prompts boil water warning
Vermont reports an epidemic of gastroenteritis affecting at least 300 people in Island Pond. Health officials advise boiling all drinking water as a precaution amid concerns over a possible water source. Several patients are hospitalized as salmonella is identified as the cause.
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Island Pond
State Health Department
Charles Maw
Kinus Leavens
Governor Hoff Defends Conference Speaker Amid Subsidy Debate
Gov Hoff rejected Sen Aiken’s criticism over inviting Midwest farm spokesman A L McWilliams to the Montpelier Agriculture Conference. Hoff said McWilliams did not imply endorsement of the Proxmire proposal and urged finding new milk subsidy solutions while Aiken warned the bill would favor Midwest over Northeast farmers.
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Montpelier
Hoff
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Aiken
A.L. McWilliams
McWilliams
Midwest
Northeast
New York Tax Dept notes Long Island bookie odds on betting bill
Albany reports a Long Island bookie is offering odds that the New York Legislature will approve off track betting. The note comes as lawmakers weigh a plan to legalize OTB operations statewide.
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Albany
Tax Department
Long Island
New York
Local senators approve loan step for Acro-Mation plant
Berkshire reports note Sen Edward Kennedy office announces ARA preliminary approval for financing Acro-Mation, a machine tool firm, after which R Sincluhe returns to Washington to finalize steps. Mt Greylock Regional School Committee okays a 682,712 budget up by 50,000 with Williamstown and Lanesboro to contribute for 572 and 309 pupils respectively.
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North Adams
Louis R. Sincluhe
Edward M. Kennedy
ARA
Washington
Acro-Mation
Williamstown
Mt. Greylock
Lanesboro
Pittsfield Hospitals Deny Lax Administration in Probe
Miss Amy J. Daniels, consultant for a legislative committee, asserts hospital administration laxity and rising costs in a Blue Cross Blue Shield inquiry. The Ludlow hospital refused admission for Daniels, who lives in Ludlow, amid ongoing probe developments.
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Pittsfield
Pittsfield General Hospital
Wesson Memorial Hospital
Springfield
Amy J. Daniels
Ludlow Hospital
Defferre Considers Bid Against De Gaulle in 1965 France
Paris AP report notes Socialist mayor Gaston Defferre of Marseille may run for president in 1965, saying the idea is under serious consideration while De Gaulle is expected to seek re election. Also, Drury Lane postpones opening of a play after Miss Churchill becomes emotionally unable to perform.
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Paris
Gaston Defferre
Marseille
Charles de Gaulle
France
Defferre
de Gaulle
Ings
Drury Lane Theater
Churchill
Churchill Daughter Cancels Chicago Theater Engagement
Actress Sar ah Churchill has canceled her Chicago theater engagement and will return to England. The move comes as she prepares for her next projects in Europe.
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Chicago
Sir Winston Church
Sarah
England
Accused Poisoner Described As Jovial After Wife’s Death
In Brockton Massachusetts jurors heard Dr William H Sutcliffe Jr a marine biologist described as jovial and happy after his wife Luise Sutcliffe died He is on trial for second degree murder in her death while colleague Dr John A Ryther head of Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute testified about an intimate past relationship and Sutcliffe s conduct noted a dinner and cocktails The defense pointed to possible accidental poisoning suggesting nonpoisonous ethyl alcohol used at home with methyl or wood alcohol stored nearby at the institute
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Grand Isle
Vermont
Pamela Ruth Gordon
William Superior
Brockton, Mass
William H. Sutcliffe Jr
Sutcliffe
Luise
John A. Ryther
Ryther
Woods Hole Ocenographic Institute
Bill
John
Nathaniel Corwin
Canadians Return: Asylum Refusal Ties to FLQ Bomb Plot
Roger Tetreault, 22, sent back to Montreal from Boston after being denied political asylum in the United States. He faces charges for allegedly planting a time bomb at a Montreal mining company office on May 5. Also tied to FLQ activities are Mario Bachand and Pierre Schneider, with Schneider already jailed for mailbox bombing. An Army sergeant major was injured during a bomb dismantling attempt. In Memphis, campaign literature was found in trick-or-treat sacks as a jab at political opponents.
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Montreal
Roger Tetreault
Boston
United States
Jacques Ducros
Tetreault
le Front de Liberation Quebecois
FLQ
Quebec
Canada
Mario Bachand
Pierre Schneider
Schneider
Bachand
St. Pierre and
Miquelon
Portland
Maine
Memphis
Vermont Polygraph Used in Over 500 Cases Since 1959
The Vermont Department of Public Safety reports its polygraph unit has conducted more than 500 examinations since January 1959. It serves all state agencies and even advises other jurisdictions when their equipment or staff are unavailable.
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Department of Public Safety
Vermont
Commissioner of Public Safety
William H. Baumann
Canada
Public Safety
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Glenn E. Davis
Davis
Nelson R. Lay
Keeler Polygraph Institute
Chicago
Baumann
Schools To Pray In North Brookfield Pending Court Order
The North Brookfield School Committee chair says daily Bible readings and prayers will continue in public schools while a court case unfolds. Massachusetts Attorney General Edward W. Brooke asked the State Supreme Court to halt the religious exercises, with a response due by Dec. 4.
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North Brookfield
Mass
Massachusetts Attorney General
Edward W. Brooke
State Supreme Court
Aime G. Morin
New Marble Quarry Opens in Vermont by Georgia Marble Co
Georgia Marble Co of Tate Georgia awards contract to sink 120 foot shaft for Green Mountain Marble Division in West Rutland Vermont. Dravo Corp Pittsburg handles two phase underground shaft work to reach a 40 foot thick white marble layer beneath till and limestone. The new mine supports future deposits and expands the company’s nine quarries and diversified marble products.
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West Rutland
Vermont
Georgia Marble Co
Tate, Ga
Green Mountain Marble
Dravo Corp
Pittsburg
North
America
West
Rutland
Dravo
Georgia Marble
Green Mountain
Green Mountain Marble Corporation
Tennessee Marble, Inc
Knoxville, Tenn
St. Genevieve Marble Company
St. Genevieve
North Georgia Hills
Georgia
Dorset
Bennington Banner Postal Rates Notice
Advertisement shows subscription pricing for Bennington Banner including 8 months 4.25 within Vermont 8 months 4.75 elsewhere, 1 year 15 in Vermont and 17.50 elsewhere, with home delivery and AP news services noted.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
Associated Press
AP News
Vermont
U.S
Prominent NH Republicans Dismiss Rockefeller Goldwater
Former New Hampshire governor Wesley Powell and former senator Maurice Murphy say they will not support Rockefeller or Goldwater for president. They spoke after meeting with Senator Margaret Chase Smith who is weighing a bid in the New Hampshire primary on March 10. Powell urges a third candidate on the ballot, and Murphy expresses clear opposition to both Rockefeller and Goldwater.
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Washington
New Hampshire
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
GOP
Wesley Powell
Maurice J. Murphy Jr
Rockefeller
Goldwater
Murphy
Margaret Chase
Maine
Powell
Granite State
Manchester
N.H
Wide Oven Gas Range with Clock and Timer
Special 30 wide gas range features clock timer glass oven door chrome burners and drip trays for easy cooking and cleaning.
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