Vermonters urged to send events for winter spring calendar
Vermont Development Department seeks input for a statewide calendar titled Vermont Winter and Spring Events. Clubs churches museums and associations should send firm dates locations hours and admission fees for public events by October 27. Listings run December 1 through April 30 1968.
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Montpelier
Vermont Development Department
Lorena McGoff
Amidon Named Vermont College Corporation President
George H. Amidon of Montpelier was elected president of the Vermont College Corporation and board of trustees to succeed the late Merrill W. Harris. The annual meeting in Noble Hall also elected three new trustees Benton F. Haley Alden Guild and Robert Goodrich all of Montpelier joining Anita O Connor Crowley elected by the Alumni Association. Re elected trustees were Mrs Aline Ward and Miss Susan Ellsthorp. resignations from Raymond Moley and Glenn C Carpenter were accepted and Dr Carl C Harvey retired as alumni trustee with emeritus title.
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Montpelier
George H. Amidon
Vermont College Corporation
Board of Trustees
Merrill W. Harris
Amidon
Noble Hall
Vermont College
Benton F. Haley
Alden Guild
Robert Goodrich
Anita O’connor Crowley
Vermont College Alumni Association
Aline Ward
Moretown
Susan Ellsthorp
Palatine Bridge
N.Y
Raymond Moley
New York City
Glenn C. Carpenter
Barre
Carpenter
Carl C. Harvey
Auxiliary state police plan expansion discussed in Montpelier
One hundred auxiliary state police officers met in the House of Representatives hall to discuss future plans for the statewide organization. The group, presided by Col. A E Alexander Maj. Glenn E Davis and Richard C Holmes, reviewed proposed legislation and potential use of the force, aiming to grow to about 350 members.
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Montpelier
House of Representatives
Redstone
Col
A.E. Alexander
Civil Defense
Maj
Glenn E. Davis
Richard C. Holmes
Alexander
Salisbury to speak on U S Asia relations in Vermont
Burlington Vermont editor Burlington-Harrison Salisbury of the New York Times will speak October 19 on shifts needed in U S relations with Asia. He will address Vermont Council for the Social Studies during the Vermont Education Association convention at Edmunds Junior High School Auditorium, 8 p.m. public invited.
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Kansas
New York City
Tunison
Vermont
Burlington
Harrison Salisbury
New York Times
North Vietnam
U.S
Asia
Vermont Council For the Social Studies
Vermont Education Association
Edmunds Junior High School
Towns group opposes new state constitution
Colonie Town Supervisor William K. Sanford said the State Association of Towns with 97 percent of the state’s 931 towns opposed the new constitution. The executive committee believes the constitution weakens local government centralizes authority distant from the people and dilutes public spending oversight.
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Colonie
State Association of
William K. Sanford
Stratton warns Vietnam rift echoes World War II era
Congressman Samuel S. Stratton told Hartwick College listeners that the Vietnam War has torn the nation with bitterness unseen since World War II debates. He condemned critics who have not served in Vietnam and those doubting progress, urging thoughtful policy support. In Watervliet, 250 plus gift packages for servicemen in Vietnam were collected by Boy Scout Troop 29 and local clubs through the Red Cross.
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Oneonta
Samuel S. Stratton
Hartwick College
Stratton
Vietnam
Watervliet
Watervliet Civic Center
Boy Scout Troop
North Adams college renames library and hall during convocation
North Adams State College dedicated and renamed buildings as a three building complex was announced at a Tuesday convocation. Dr. Eugene L. Freel praised growth while hoping for balance as Venable Hall honors late Wallace H. Venable. Adams-Cheshire district votes bonds for Hoosac Valley High School with four meetings planned to present facts.
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North Adams
North Adams State College
Eugene L. Freel
NASC
Hoosac Hall
Venable
Wallace H. Venable
Bennington
Adams
Adams - Cheshire
Hoosac Valley
City Council rejects West End fire substation plan
NORTH ADAMS the City Council voted 10 to 2 Tuesday night against Mayor Francis C. Florini’s proposal for a Fire Department sub station in the West End after lengthy debate.
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North Adams
Francis C. Florini
West End
Fourth Suspect Sought in New York Hippie Murders
New York police search hippie hangouts for a fourth man linked to the murders of Linda Fitzpatrick of Greenwich and James Hutchinson in the East Village. Two men face rape and homicide charges. a third man is held on rape and robbery. Mayor Lindsay orders intensified narcotics efforts amid a spike in drug-connected killings.
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New York
UPD
Connecticut
John V. Lindsay
Linda Fitzpatrick
Greenewich
Conn
James
Groo«vy) Hutchinson
Central Falls
R.L
Miss Fitzpatrick
Hutchinson
Avenue B
East Village
California
Fitzpatrick
Lindsay
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