Fayette's Lawyer Withdraws Delays Vermont Trial
UPI reports U.S. District Judge Ernest Gibson said attorney Louis G. Whitcomb withdrew due to illness, delaying the Fayette influence peddling trial. Fayette, indicted for accepting 3000 from Fred Flint to influence a St. Johnsbury postmaster appointment, pleads innocent. a new attorney will be appointed in days. A second item notes Carlton Monaghan failing Vermont bar exam after prior denials, though 19 others join the bar. court had allowed exam despite past misdemeanors, citing improved conduct since 1960.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattleboro
St. Johnsbury
Caledonia County
Fred Flint
Ned Handy
Flint
Fayette
Monaghan
Hoosick Falls Win at Eastern States Exposition
Cattle from Hoosick Falls won multiple awards at the Eastern States Exposition in West Springfield, Massachusetts. The grand champion Guernsey bull was shown by F W McCann of Bridgewater Connecticut, and the reserve grand champion bull by Stanley Morley of Cincinnatus. Local honors were captured by John E Calhoun Sons in several classes including junior and senior yearling heifers and calves, junior and senior champion female, and related cups and dam awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
West Springfield
Mass
F.W. McCann
Bridgewater
Conn
Stanley Morely
Cincinnatus
John E. Calhoun & Sons
Western Massachusetts
Historic Camporee to mark Lake George shores October parade
More than 500 scouts and leaders will join a three day Historic Camporee on Lake George October 7 to 9. Adirondack District camping chairman Arthur Baker and Pioneer District head Kenneth Barnum, both of Glens Falls, lead the outdoor program ending October 8 with a Lake George village parade Fort William Henry parade and a Ticonderoga steamer cruise. Camp sites at Lake George Battlefield and Hearthstone Campsite. Hoosac School opens its 78th year with 67 students under new headmaster Conn D Wright, to be installed October 29. trimester dates extend to June 11 Prize Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glens Falls
Lake George
Adirondack District
Arthur Baker
Pioneer District
Kenneth Barnum
Fort William Henry
Ticonderoga
Lake George Battle Field
Hearthstone
Hoosick — Hoosac
Conn. D. Wright
Fall Foliage Parade to feature record musical units in Berkshire
Berkshire downbeat reports the Fall Foliage Festival parade in North Adams will boast the highest number of musical units in 19 years with 10 divisions and 140 units. Details include 11 drum and bugle corps, a combination corps, a fife and drum unit, and eight high school bands led by parade director Thomas B. King. Governor Volpe and Sen. Kennedy are expected among officials and candidates marching. In Stockbridge, Claudia Preuss was fined 1000 dollars in District Court for narcotics possession and related instruments. a companion case against Frederick Weber will be heard Monday. In Great Barrington residents report sightings of a mountain lion or “the Thing” near Monument Mountain with catamount-like tracks and a 22-foot leap observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Adams
Thomas B. King
Edward M. Kennedy
John A. Volpe
Lee
Claudia Preuss
Stockbridge
Frederick Weber
Great Barrington
Monument Mountain
Teen-Agers Set Derelicts Afire
Five youths aged 12 to 15 attacked a Bowery derelict, Leonard Benton, dousing him with flames and setting him ablaze. Benton, an alcoholic in a life of street hardship, survived but was gravely burned and barely alive after the assault in a warehouse district doorway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Leonard Benton
Bowery
Benton
Frank Cassidy
Cassidy
Albert Dandridge
Dandridge
UVM Chaplain Aids Apple Orchard Workers Tour
The Rev. Donald Boyer of the University of Vermont plans several weeks touring southern Vermont apple orchards to aid migrant workers. He cites economic social and political disenfranchisement as key issues for Canadian West Indian and Puerto Rican laborers and outlines a five point church goal to improve communication living standards and legal protections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlebury
UPI
Donald Boyer
Vermont
Boyer
University of Vermont
Church
Attorneys General Call on States For Laws to Regulate Firearms Sales
Eastern states AGs urge each state to enact laws regulating gun sales limited to sportsmen collectors and public interest roles. They call denying guns to criminals minors without consent drug addicts and others. A second resolution seeks compensation for crime victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
States
STOWE
UPS
Eastern Regional Conference of Attorneys General
National Rifle Association
John Hayden
New Jersey
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Board
South Burlington
Vermont Board of State Colleges
Castleton State College
Wright and Morrissey
Burlington
Lyndon State College
Castleton
Vermont Technical College
Randolph
Johnson State College
Robert Babcock
Robert Villenueve
Villenueve
Brightlock Hospital
Mary Fletcher Hospital
Calhoun
Hoosac
Down In
Berkshire
Transportation Department
Washington
UPD
Johnson
Department of Transportation
Senate
Government Operations Committee
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Maritime Come Mission
Federal Aviation Agency
FFA
Civil Aeronautics Board
CBA
Bureau of Public Roads
Children’s Court
UVM
Fred
Joe
Hayden
Jon Doyle
Maine
Doyle
Paulson
North Bennington
Elm St
Main St
No. Benn
Merritt Hewitt
Rth
Bennington, Verm
ELM Street
Durtawek Furniture Incorporated
Bennington
Ast
Wilson Ford, Inc
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Iene
Burlington Savings Bank
Burlington, Vermont
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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