Vermont Extension Service Conference Opens at UVM Campus
At the University of Vermont today the Vermont Extension Service faculty begin a three day conference on resource development with guest speakers including UVM President Shannon McCune Extension Director Samuel Holt of New Hampshire and conservationist Donald Ferren.
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Burlington
UPS
Vermont Extension Service
University of Vermont
UVM
Shannon McCune
New Hampshire
Samuel Holt
Donald Ferren
St Michael's appoints new dean in Vermont report
The Rev Joseph Hart of Buzzards Bay Maine becomes scholastic dean at St Michael's College succeeding Rev Paul Morin of Springfield The Vermont deadline for the state honor scholarship program looms with 60 winners announced by the Vermont Student Assistance Corp Richard H Courant of Montpelier and Max A Kahn of Burlington top the list with 1472 points Republican State's Attorney John Masterson of Goshen withdraws from Addison County senatorial race leaving six GOP hopefuls for two seats in the county In Shoreham Stuart A Finch 34 of Selkirk NY dies when his trailer truck veers off Route 22A. Kenneth Martin Jr 16 of Selkirk is hospitalized with a broken leg J Slotnick Co Boston to begin a 124 million project at Goddard College adding six residences for 260 students to expand beyond one campus with a single policy
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Winooski Park
UPI
St. Michael’s College
Joseph Hart
Buzzards Bay
Maine
Paul Morin
Springfield
Montpelier
Vermont
Vermont Student Assistance Corp
Richard H. Courant
Max A. Kahn
Burlington
Goshen
John Masterson
Addison County
GOP
Senate
Shoreham
UPS
Stuart A. Finch
Selkirk
N.Y
Kenneth Martin Jr
Finch
Plainfield
J. Slotnick Co
Boston
Goddard College
Royce Pitkin
Goddard
Huard Freed After Plea In Grand Larceny Case
Ronald Huard, 25, of North Montpelier, was placed on probation after pleading guilty to grand larceny. He received a 13 year sentence suspended and was freed July 28 under a Vermont Supreme Court writ of habeas corpus because he had no counsel when he pleaded guilty to breaking and entering in 1953. He had served 25 months of a 3-6 year term before being released and immediately re-arrested and recharged.
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Huard
Beckett to speak on The Impact of Systems on Management
Prof. John A. Beckett Forbes professor of management at the University of New Hampshire will address the Institute of Management Sciences Hudson Mohawk Chapter on The Impact of Systems on Management. The event at Crossroads Restaurant Latham Circle starts with a 6 p.m. social hour followed by dinner at 7 and the program at 8. Reservations via Laurance J. Foley Behr Manning Troy Arsenal 30100 Ext 244.
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Latham
John A. Beckett
Forbes
University of New Hampshire
Institute of Management Sciences
Hudson-Mohawk
Bromley Paramountain
Behr-Manning
TIMS
Latham Circle
Laurance J. Foley
Troy
Arsenal
Death shock at college as student dies in Albany
Judy A Paolino 21, who would have begun her senior year at the College of Saint Rose, was found by her father and later pronounced dead at Albany Medical Center Hospital. Police investigate the sudden death while a separate report notes a 15 week civil defense course in fallout shelter design to start Oct 9 in nine counties including Rensselaer and Washington. Also, Niagara Mohawk plans a large nuclear installation at Nine Mile Point on a 1,500 acre site costing about 90 million dollars to boost output by 500,000 kilowatts.
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Albany
Judy A. Paolino
College of Saint Rose
New York
Rensselaer
Washington
Federal Office of Civil Defense
Charles B. Bissey
Univ. of Mass
David L. MacPherson
Engineering and Public Works
New York State Civil Defense Commission
Public Security
State Office
Nine Mile Point
Lake Ontario
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
Fall Foliage Festival canvass collects $1318 in Berkshire
In North Adams a house-to-house canvass for the Fall Foliage Festival raised $1318 from Northern Berkshire residents. People were invited to join the festival society for $1, gaining a membership card and a yellow lapel button. Admission to the Noel Field parade exhibition is free for society members with card.
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North Adams
Berkshire
Festival Society
Noel Field
Two Guests Robbed at Lenox Holiday Inn
A weekend theft at the Lenox Holiday Inn struck Dr. and Mrs. Gerald H. Ollins of New York City. A sneak thief stole items valued at 3600 including a diamond ring a mink stole and cash and credit cards. It is the inn’s second major loss recently. Harry O Barschdorf of Adams received the North Berkshire Civic Award for promoting music. The honor from the Northern Berkshire Community Concert Association cites his long involvement since age eight.
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LENOX
Holiday Inn
Gerald H. Ollins
New York City
Adams
Harry O. Barschdorf
North Berkshire
Northern Berkshire Community Concert Association
Operation Exodus Might Be Expanded in Boston
Boston leaders plan to widen exodus of Negro children from Roxbury and North Dorchester into white schools under open enrollment. 242 pupils have transferred to five schools since Thursday. organizers seek 150 more. 10 buses available. Fundraising aims $2,500 weekly. a prominent Negro celebrity will headline a Boston fundraiser midweek. Critics argue transfer stems from overcrowding claims, while officials debate city funding and state review.
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Boston
UPI
Gertrude Rose
Roxbury
North Dorchester
Boston School Committee
John F. Collins
State Education Commission
Herbert Gleason
Citizens For Boston Schools
Gleason
Civil Rights Leaders Are Arrested in Springfield
Seven Negroes including two local civil rights leaders were arraigned in district court on breach of peace charges after picketing Winchester Square. Benjamin Swan and Juanita Griffin, leaders of local civil rights groups, said the arrests were unjust and unconstitutional as police dispersed protesters who refused to obey orders.
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Springfield
Mass
UPI
Benjamin Swan
Congress of Racial Equality
Juanita Griffin
Council of Organizations For Civil Rights
Winchester Square
Swan
Anti-American Demonstration Held By Rebels
In Santo Domingo hundreds of unarmed rebels sang revolutionary songs and chanted anti American slogans as they streamed back to the provinces in a mass exodus from the rebel zone downtown. Militiamen boarded buses and caravans to return to interior homes. Rebel leaders called off a farewell rally. Provisional President Hector Garcia Godoy ordered provincial officials and police to honor the amnesty and allow rebels to return home unmolested.
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Santo Domingo
Hector Garcia-Godoy
Radio
Farm Legislation Passage Seen Likely In Senate
Washington expected the Senate to approve a major farm bill with the Bass amendment allowing Labor Department control on foreign assistance to farms. Key provisions include feed grain price supports extended, a four year blcok of cropland retirement, wool supports, rice price freezes, and a base-excess milk pricing idea under local milksheds.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Johnson
Ross Bass
DeTenn
Labor Department
Bass
Spessard L. Holland
D-Fla
Agriculture Department
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Proxmire
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