National PTA speaker to address Vermont convention in Champlain Valley
Mrs Leon S Price of Dallas Texas, secretary of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers, headlining the Vermont PTA State Convention at Champlain Valley Union High School Hinesburg on October 5 at 9 30 a m. Urie of Hardwick will introduce her and she brings extensive White House Conference experience and Texas education committee roles.
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Parent-Teacher Association
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Tex
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Texas Congress of Parents and Teachers
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White House
Texas
Education TV
State Film Library
Dallas Council of World Affairs
Dallas United Nation Association
Fire destroys Cupola Restaurant and Lounge in Burlington
A Cupola Restaurant and Lounge blaze, fueled by 30 mph winds, destroyed the restaurant and part of a four-building complex in Burlington. No injuries reported. motel guests evacuated as firefighters fought the fire since about 1 a.m. Investigators began probing the cause. damage estimates unavailable.
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UPI
Vermont official urges care on reapportionment law
Vermont Secretary of State Harry Cooley says town clerks and legislators misread reapportionment rules. He notes no towns moved between senatorial districts but four counties were merged into two districts, with Chittenden Grand Isle Essex and Orleans forming the new districts.
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Montpelier
API
Vermont
Harry Cooley
Cooley
Chittenden
Grand Isle
Essex
Orleans
Norwich Outing Club to present Mexico mountain slides
Norwich University Outing Club hosts a slide talk on mountain climbing in Mexico Tuesday at 8 p.m. in Dole Auditorium. Roger H. Damon Jr. and Daniel F. Brodien of St. Johnsbury VT will show photos from a recent trip. Damon is a 1951 NU graduate and an engineer with Fairbanks Morse.
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Northfield
Norwich University
Vermont to promote ski areas in Midwest shows
State Development Commissioner Elbert Moulton says Vermont's Development Department and the ski industry will jointly promote Vermont's major ski areas in the Midwest this fall. Shows planned in Chicago Detroit and Cleveland aim to generate publicity for The Beckoning Country. The promotion idea came from the new Ski Advisory Council.
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UPI
Elbert Moulton
Vermont Development Department
Vermont
mid-West
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
Moulton
Ski Advisory Council
Body of missing men found near Hudson River bank
In New York two local men missing since early last week were discovered Saturday afternoon on the Hudson River bank about three quarters of a mile south of dredging operations below Menands Bridge. Frank L. Mastro, 75, was found by two workmen. Albany County Coroner William Sheridan is withholding a decision.
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Hudson River
Menands Bridge
Frank L. Mastro
Albany County
William Sheridan
Inauguration of Union College's 14th President
Dr. Harold C. Martin, 48, was inaugurated Sunday as the eighth chancellor of Union University, a system including Union College and several Albany institutions. More than 1,000 attendees filled the ceremonies at Schenectady.
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Harold C. Martin
Union College
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Albany Pharmacy School
Dudley Observatory
Camp Robbery Hits NYC Needy-Children Shelter
An interdenominational camp in STEPHENTOWN that serves needy New York City children was robbed of interior property valued at about 1500 dollars. Rev. Martin V. Frey, owner from New York, discovered the burglary Saturday as he prepared the site for winter. The thefts included a snake bite kit blankets cot hardware and kitchen utensils and are under investigation by the Rensselaer County Sheriff's Department.
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Stephentown
New York City
Martin V. Frey
New York
Rensselaer County Sheriff’s Dept
Berkshire Fall Foliage Festival Parade Draws 55000
In North Adams the 10th annual parade drew more than 55 000 despite rain while Gov Volpe Lt Gov Richardson and Rep Conte led the political pageant. The telephone company won top prize for best float. Four St Joseph School girls won science fair awards and Pope Paul’s Mass tickets. Williams College hosts public open house at Greylock Corner residences.
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Edward M. Kennedy
Ellis Island
John Volpe
Elliott Richardson
U.S
Silvio O. Conte
Pittsfield
The
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Pittsfieljy
St. Joseph School
New York City
Christine Volin
Jean Shea
Janet Rotti
Mary Tietgens
SJHS
GE Holds Open House At Pittsfield Event Draws Thousands
General Electric staged an open house in Pittsfield on Saturday, the first in three years, drawing an estimated 35,000 visitors to view facilities. The most popular exhibits featured man-made lightning and a Polaris missile firing simulation.
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Pittsfield
General Electric Co
Prisoner Death Probed At Walpole State Prison
Walpole Mass UPI authorities probe the death of Howard R Greene 21 Newton found dying in his cell from blows to the head ruled a homicide The attack likely occurred between 4 53 and 5 10 p m during a 13 minute cell unlocked period Investigators questioned 44 inmates as guards opened a murder case tied to the December 1964 shooting of 19 year old Donald Lewis Roxbury
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Mass
UPI
Harold Shenker
West Meuway
Howard R. Greene
Newton
Greene
Mane
Leo Cornwall
Norfolk
Donald Lewis
Roxbury
Johnson Sees Progress In War on Ugliness
Washington reports President Johnson cites concrete progress in beautification efforts nationwide including cities suburbs highways and streams. The White House statement accompanies a four Cabinet officer report detailing actions from schools to waste disposal and use of trash as fuel for desalting plants.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
America
White House
Prisoner Sex Change By Oregon Doctor Revealed
A male prisoner at the Oregon State Penitentiary underwent two rare operations and hormone therapy to change sex before his release last month. Now living as a woman named Jean, she says she sought identity and happiness. The procedure, reportedly the first of its kind in the United States and possibly the first used by a prison system for rehabilitation, was performed after consultations with prison officials and medical staff.
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Salem, Ore
UPI
Oregon State Penitentiary
Jean
United States
Oregon
Salem
Belmont pastor condemns Bircher group near church
Belmont's Rev. Gilbert A. Phillips denounces the John Birchers as an organized threat to religion. He criticizes founder Robert Welch as charming yet dangerous, saying the movement spews hate and harms Jesus's teachings. He likens silent clergy to German pastors of the 1930s and urges Belmont residents to feel shame over national notoriety.
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UPI
Belmont
The
Johr Birzh Society
Gilbert A. Phillips
First Church Uniterian
Philips
Robert Welch
Brain Tumor Fatal To Zachary Scott
Austin Texas based actor Zachary Scott died at his mansion Sweetbrush after a brain tumor. He had retired from film earlier this year following surgery in New York. Survived by two daughters and his mother the 51 year old star rose to fame in the 1940s and 1950s with 35 movies and later stage work.
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Austin, Tex
UPI
Zachary Scott
Sweetbrush
Austin Memorial Park
Scott
Fannin Heaton
New York
Ruth Ford
University of Texas
Elaine Anderson
Tenderloin
New England Pavilion Draws Crowds at New York World's Fair
At the New York World's Fair the New England pavilion drew its largest weekend crowds of the year with over 60 000 visitors passing through the turnstiles. The country store exhibit reported its highest sales since the fair opened in spring 1964 while more than 12 000 people watched performances by Connecticut and Massachusetts groups on the village green.
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