Vermont Quebec group to meet in Montpelier
The Vermont-Quebec Cooperative Council, created by Gov. Hoff and Quebec Premier Jean Lesage, meets Oct. 15 in Vermont to discuss water and hydro development, fish and game laws, migratory workers, and future topics including the Montreal Exposition and TV broadcasting. Vermont members include Elbert Moulton, George Hayes, and Paul Trahan.
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Montpelier
UPI
Vermont - Quebec Co-operative Council
Vermont
Philip H. Hoff
Quebec
Jean Lesage
Elbert Moulton
George B. Hayes
Enosburg Falls
Paul B. Trahan
Swanton
Vermont gets new campus FM WRUV on air Sunday
The University of Vermont launches WRUV-FM for program testing with a 6 p.m. to midnight schedule Sundays through Fridays. William J. Lewis will manage the station, aimed mainly at students in radio courses while broadcasting educational and cultural programs within a five to ten mile Burlington radius.
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UPI
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Wruv-Fm
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Lewis
Wjoy-Fm
Barre Probes Reapportionment Plan in Barre City
Barre City forms study committee to report by November 1 on redrawing ward lines and aligning with four legislative districts. Six wards currently supply six aldermen and six school directors. plan would cut to four wards with two aldermen and two directors per district. City-wide referendum set for November 23 alongside Vermont general elections.
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Barre
UPI
Vermont
New York launches first state flight instructor refresher course
In Schenectady the State Dept of Commerce will run a 10 week flight instructor refresher course starting Oct 5 at 7 p.m. at Linton High School. Open to certificated instructors and trainees in the capital district. Instructor will be Roland K. Alexander. Registration via Linton High School director of adult education.
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State Dept. of Commerce
Linton High School
Roland K. Alexander
Commerce Dept
Bureau of Aviation
Record Freshmen At HVCC Hit New High
HVCC Troy reports a record 1 534 entering freshmen across 18 curricula. Total enrollment reaches 2 506 with the largest senior class. Dean Ralph O'Brien notes major growth in business while civil technology medical laboratory and radiological health programs show about a 50 percent increase.
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Troy
Hudson Valley Community College
James J. Fitzgibbons
Ralph H. O’brien
Pittsfield theater to be renovated for art films
Berkshire Pittsfield. The abandoned State Theater will be renovated for art films by Western Massachusetts Theaters Inc. The former State Theater will be renamed State Cinema of Pittsfield Inc. The Springfield-based parent also owns Capitol and Palace Theaters in Pittsfield.
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Motorcyclist Killed in Crash in North Adams
Donald E. Courtot Jr., 21, a Navy air veteran, died at Albany Medical Center after a motorcycle crash on State Road. He lost control between a second bike and a car, hit a sign post, and was pinned under the machine. He wore a helmet that split on impact. The incident marked North Adams first motorcycle fatality in years.
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Donald E. Courtot Jr
Albany Medical Center
State Road
Navy Air Veteran
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Mrs Cramer named deputy commissioner in St Croix
Mrs Robert P. Cramer of Williamstown, now in the Virgin Islands, is appointed deputy commissioner of the Department of Commerce for St Croix. Her husband, a 1940 Williams College graduate, is president of the Virgin Islands Corporation and formerly served in the Massachusetts legislature.
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Robert P. Cramer
Virgin Islands
Department of Commerce
St. Croix
Williams College
The
Virgin Islands Corporation
Massachusetts
Bay State Lawyers Map Appeals To Keep Convicted Officials Out of Jail
Bay State lawyers begin drafting appeals to the Massachusetts Supreme Court to spare four 1960 Executive Council members from prison. Crimmins, Sullivan, Favulli, and Stasiun were sentenced on bribery and conspiracy counts, with prison terms set to be served concurrently. The high court review could take eight to twelve months.
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Executive Council
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Raymond F. Sullivan
Michael J. Favulli
Worcester
Ernest C. Stasiun
Fairhaven
Crimmins
Sullivan, Favulli
Stasini
Superior Court
Eugene A. Hudson
High Court
Supreme Court
Middlesex County House of Correction
Favulli
Worchester County
Sullivan
Tie
Foster Furcolo
Furcolo
Coun
Edward J. Cronin
Newton District
Cronin
Study Group Formed For City League
A 10 member committee was created Wednesday to study forming a Vermont league of cities and towns. Representatives from 45 communities met with backing from Prof. Andrew E. Nuquist. Essex Town Manager Edward R. Lamb named president. plans include a $20 000 annual budget via dues. Regional meetings planned to build statewide support. Vermont and three other Eastern states lack a municipal league.
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Eastern Seaboard
League of Municipalities
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