Vermont Liquor Sales Jump. $16.7 Million in Fiscal Year
Vermont liquor sales rose to 16.7 million dollars in the year ending June, up from 15.1 million. Taxes on liquor totaled four million dollars. The state also seeks 202 thousand dollars to fund a 380-member Youth Corps, with about 70 high schools participating and Burlington High running its own project. Youth workers will log 12 hours weekly at 1.25 dollars per hour, program running from Navy 1 to July 1.
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Montpelier
UPT
Vermont
Francis Sheridan
Vermont faces doctor shortage hampering Medicare rollout
Dr Edward Friedman of Burlington warned social welfare workers in Montpelier that Vermont will struggle to implement Medicare due to a lack of doctors in sparsely populated areas such as the Northeast Kingdom. He urged full cooperation between the Health Department and the Social Welfare Department to establish the program.
Rutland to Welcome Mal Tool and Engineering Plant
The Mal Tool and Engineering Co of Manchester Conn plans to move to Rutland and hire up to 70 workers, with eight acres bought in the industrial park. A 14,000 square foot plant will be built and finished by year end, says Rutland Chamber President Harold L Durgin.
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Rutland
UPI
Mal Tool and Engineering Co
Manchester
Conn
Rutland Chamber of Commerce
Harold L. Durgin
Selective Service to order married men for exams
Col William J Burke Vermont state director of Selective Service announced that married men without children born after January 1 1940 who are not deferred will be ordered for pre induction physical examinations in November. He noted executive orders and a Johnson decree affected deferment and selection orders.
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Johnson
Former Rep Hutchinson fights Hoff plan in Vermont
ST ALBANS UPI Former Rochester Representative Clark Hutchinson filed in Chittenden County Chancery Court to block Hoff proposed constitutional convention and halt upcoming legislative elections. His attorney Roger MacBride of Halifax seeks to stop reapportionment in Franklin County Chancery Court, arguing only constitutional conversion can reapportion the legislature.
Rensselaer County Seen as Industrial Paradise in State Report
A 255 page report to the Rensselaer County Board of Supervisors from the state Department of Commerce portrays the county as fertile ground for new plant investment with abandoned Troy Airport cited as a potential site. The document notes a long history of continuous economic development.
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Rensselaer County Board of Supervisors
State Department of Commerce
Rensselaer County
Whispers Fade as Spruces Park Fountains Are Demolished
In Williamstown the so called whispering fountains at Spruces Mobilehome Park are being dismantled as owner Albert Bachand declares the $75,000 fountain setup will not be accepted as a gift or purchase. The pond will be filled Monday and used for skating this winter as before. Raymond L. Haughey led mayoral candidates in Pittsfield with Remo Del Gallo second. Forbes & Wallace plans another Boston Store in North Adams, to be at 29 to 45 Main St.
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Williamstown
Spruces Mobilehome
Albert Bachand
Bachand
Pittsfield
Raymond L. Haughey
Remo del Gallo
North Adams
Forbes & Wallace, Inc
Springfield
Boston
George Bullen
Main St
North Adams Futures, Inc
Dare nickname man jailed after station hold-up
Police in Alexandria arrest 27 year old Donald Berry of Odessa Texas after he used the alias Johnny Dare while holding up a service station. He was identified from the motel registration and jailed pending further action.
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Alexandria
UPI
Dare
Donald Berry
Odeasa
Tex
Berry
Johnny Dare
Newspaper Report Deepens Controversy Over Morrissey Judge
The Boston Globe reported that the Morrissey judgeship controversy widened as details emerged about the candidacy of Francis X. Morris, a Boston municipal judge, with questions raised about the process and qualifications. The article notes ongoing scrutiny from city officials and legal observers.
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Morrissey
Boston
The
Boston Globe
Francis X. Morris
Three Frenchmen Win Nobel Medicine Prize
STOCKHOLM UPS Three French scientists Francois Jacob Andre Lwoff and Jacques Monod share the Nobel Prize in medicine for discovering a regulatory class of genes directing other genes in human cells The Pasteur Institute researchers prize money of 56400 will be split equally and their work is hailed as foundational for future life science research The award was announced by the Carolina Institute staff after a unanimous vote of about 30 scientists and will be presented December 10 in Stockholm
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UPS
Francois Jacob
Andre Lwoff
Jacques Monod
Pasteur Institute
Paris
Sven Gaard
Nobel Committee
Carolina Institute
Alfred Nobel
Caroline Institute
Jacob
Lwoff
Monod
Gaard
Columnist Buchwald roasts politicians at Vermont AIV meeting
Columnist Art Buchwald addressed Vermont industrialists at the Associated Industries of Vermont meeting in Woodstock, skewering President Johnson and figures like Robert Kennedy and Barry Goldwater, while the group reelected Robert S. Jones as president and named Ronald Frigon outstanding industrial apprentice. A public poll by ORC suggested Vermont leaders have weaker ethical standing than doctors and scientists, and cautioned about Negro population growth and job opportunities. The page also discusses Morrissey’s Massachusetts House candidacy and Georgia residency questions raised during Senate Judiciary, with Dirksen labeling Southern Law School a diploma mill and signaling possible floor action.
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Woodstock
Vermont
AIV
Robert S. Jones
Jones & Lamson Machine Tool Co
Springfield
Ronald L. Frigon
Windsor
Cone Automatic Machine Co
John F. Becker
Boston
New England
Opinion Research Corp
ORC
Becker
Prospect Street
Charlestown
American Bar Association
Morrissey
Southern Law School
Georgia State Bar
Senate
Georgia
Senate Judiciary Committee
Francis X. Morrissey
Athens
Clarke
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Elizabeth Rowland
Christine Spence
Leo Albowicz
Hoosac
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Rita Watson
Adams Memorial Theatre
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Johnny ‘Dare
Los Angeles
Edward L. Williams
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Xavier Gonzalez
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Leo Michelson
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George Hughes
William Calfee
Jay Hall
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Richard Gorman Powers
Churchill Ettinger
Arthur K. D. Healy
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