Hoosick Falls Youth Injured in Face By Exploding Bullet
An eight year old, Christopher Hackett of School Street Hoosick Falls, was taken to Mary McClellan Hospital Cambridge after a bullet he was playing with exploded in his face as he and siblings improvised in a shed behind the Hackett home.
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Hoosick
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Christopher Hackett
Andrew Hackett
School Street
Mary McClellan Hospital
Cambridge
Frank Demick
Christopher
Hackett
Demick
Ronald Harrison
Higher Education Council Hit Not Working Effectively
A touring group of the National Education Writers Association heard that the New England Council on Higher Education is not functioning effectively. Dr. George Kidder of the University of Vermont questioned the interstate compact’s usefulness. The visit by 25 writers followed a study showing Vermont’s forestry needs, leading to UVM creating its own training program. A separate Bennington youth, James Danforth, 15, is listed as missing after Wednesday. he was last seen in white pants, a red jacket, and a striped T shirt. Authorities urged any information.
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Burlington
UPI
National Education Writers Association
New England Council On Higher Education
George Kidder
College of Arts and Sciences
University of Vermont
UVM
New England
New Jersey
Dr. Kidder
Vermont
Maine
Faracry Aroeram Kidder
A. Pownal
Benhi
Bennington Village
James Danforth
Joseph Danforth
Danforth
Kidder
Lawrence Doolin
UVM Board of Trustees
Doolin
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Connecticut
GOP Leaders Urge LBJ to Delay Asia Trip
A bloc of House Republicans led by Rep. Paul Findley urged President Johnson to postpone his October Asia trip until after the November 8 elections. They argued the journey could be influenced by partisan politics, though they stopped short of accusing him of political motives. Johnson planned to depart October 17 and return November 2.
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Washington
UPI
House
Johnson
U.S
Paul Findley
R-Ill
Johnson to Lead 17 Day Asia Pacific Tour
Johnson plans a 17 day 25 000 mile trip to five nations New Zealand Australia Thailand Malaysia and Korea to attend the Manila conference on Viet Nam He defends the tour against critics saying it will not be a partisan show and may involve some lawmakers at the end of the trip authorities weigh invitations for bipartisan attendance
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Johnson
Manila
Viet Nam
New Zealand
Australia
Thailand
Malaysia
Korea
Vermont and New England colleges debate out of state pact
Dr Kidder notes that only 370 of 50 000 students participate in the regional compact and Vermont locals feel uneasy about studying out of state for undergraduate work. The panel discusses UVM forestry, Maine officials, and the prospect of more single subject schools in New England.
Tree Farm Awards Announced in Vermont and Bennington County
Edgar and Marie Borgatta of Sunderland and Mrs Lucia Howard of Bennington are the latest recipients of Tree Farm Awards from the American Forest Products Industries. Bennington County now has 25 Tree Farms totaling nearly 12,000 acres under good management. Since 1956 Vermont has certified 197 Tree Farms totaling 424,844 acres. The article also covers Boy Scout Troop 353 discussions of a Camp Woodford field day with contests and merit badges, a hike to Camp Woodford, and plans for a Court of Honor and Camp Philmont trip for Wayne Jacobs.
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Edgar and
Marie Borgatta
Sunderland
Lucia Howard
Bennington
American Forest Products Industries, Inc
Borgattas
Howard
Bennington County
Vermont
Department of Forests and Parks
New England Forestry Foundation
Camp
Woodford
Boy Scout Troop 353
David Peterson
Terry Hunt
Michael Allard
David Page
Paul Prescott
Kevin Jacobs
Alan Watson
Wayne Jacobs
Camp Philmont
New Mexico
ZIP Code Week Aims to Fill Missing Codes in Bennington
Postmaster Stanley J. Pekalski announced October ZIP Code Week for Bennington residents offering no postage needed cards to collect missing ZIP Codes. About 3,334 residential stops will receive blue in cards and orange for out-of-town cards. nationwide 95 million cards will be mailed. Governors and post office officials tout ZIP-A-LIST as key to handling holiday mail.
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Bennington
Stanley J. Pekalski
Bennington County
Pekalski
Johnson
O’brien
Elmo Roper and Associates
Post Office Department
Roper
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