Sunderland meeting airs school funding and reforms
Sunderland residents gather at the Town House to question Supt. Robert B. Vail about four one room elementary schools and costs. Sawmill owner John H. Lake questions town indebtedness and school visits as Vail defends his role and promises further study by a citizens’ group.
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Sunderland
Robert B. Vail
William Day
Sunderland School Association
H. Lake
Vail
Lake
Manchester
Western says Soviet disarmament demands are too vast
At Geneva the West accused the Soviet Union of stalling by proposing initial weapon destruction so large it cannot be verified. Peter Thomas questioned the pace and scope, noting plans would require destroying almost 70 strategic missiles and even rifles and grenades, hindering progress toward a treaty.
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Geneva
UPI
Peter Thomas
Thomas
Soviet Union
West
Russia
Inside West Arlington cartoonist returns from Caribbean tour
Dorset students named representatives to Boys and Girls State as Area students take honors in state science fair. Bradford Smith weighs sovereignty or sanity in editorial.
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Dorset
Bradford Smith
Falls Village Clerk Out After 20 Years
HOOSICK FALLS, N.Y. Rita Doyle, village clerk for 20 years, was not reappointed by a majority Independent party board at the organizational meeting. Mrs. James McGuire was nominated for treasurer. Restino opposed the Doyle nomination. Mayor Albowicz and Restino supported Doyle. other trustees opposed. Doyle sought an audit review of her accounts after termination. McGuire to begin duties today. Norton named housing inspector. Hayden appointed assessor. Dwyer named treasurer.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Rita Doyle
All - Independent Party Board of Trustees
James
Doris) McGuire
Thomas G. Restino
Restino
Independent Party
Miss Doyle
Leo Albowicz
John Cuddihy
James O'Neil
Samuel Scaglione
Leroy Baker
Howard Wright
Frank J. Carr
New York State
McGuire
Albowicz
North Bennington Zoning Ordinance Vote Set Today
North Bennington residents on the village checklist vote today on a comprehensive zoning ordinance. Australian ballot polls open 4 to 8 p.m. in the school gym after two years of study and hearings by a zoning commission and village trustees.
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North Bennington
Vermont
Zoning Commission
Cleveland School Site Sparks New Racial Violence
Racial unrest at a Cleveland East Side school construction site leads to injuries to two police officers and the arrest of 21 civil rights demonstrators. Demonstrations followed a ground breaking as groups urge integration against new school plans. Beth Robinson, 35, an expectant worker, was hospitalized after a ditch incident. Police lifted others from the ditch and aided demonstrators as trucks moved to the site.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Beth Robinson
Robinson
Albany
New Orleans
Anthony Celebreezze
Health, Education and Welfare
Louisiana Afl-Cio
Washington
UPI
Hale Co. Strikes Hit Hale Co. Furniture Plant
About 50 Hale Co. workers at the EAST ARLINGTON furniture plant began a wildcat strike this afternoon. The firm and Local 164 United Furniture Workers had signed a two year contract in February with raises retroactive to December 1, 1963. President Martin Hirsch was out of town and management did not comment.
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East Arlington
Hale Co
Martin Hirsch
United Furniture Workers
Lawrence E. Ott
MacArthur Lies in Repose in New York Armory
Mourners filed silently at the 7th Regiment Armory in Park Avenue as Gen Douglas MacArthur lay in repose. Jean MacArthur and son Arthur III stood beside the bier while clergy from three faiths offered tributes and Cardinal Spellman led prayers. About 250 attendees attended the service as the doors stayed open to the public.
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New York
UPI
Douglas MacArthur
7Th Regiment
Park Avenue
MacArthur
Armory
Jean
Arthur III
America
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Catholic Archdiocese of
Horace W.B. Donegan
Terrence J. Finlay
St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Church
Max Schenk
New York Board of Rabbis
Rabbi Schenk
Finlay
Guard OF Honor
Gen
Universal Funeral Home
Washington
U.S
Japan
Emerson deputy arraignment delayed in Mt Snow theft case
Norman C. Emerson, 35, of West Dover, the Mt Snow special deputy sheriff accused of stealing 8816 from the lodge, had arraignment postponed to Wednesday after waiving extradition. He allegedly looted the lodge safe Easter night and was found with a revolver and money in Colonie, New York.
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Brattleboro
Mt. Snow
Vermont
Norman C. Emerson
West Dover
Superior Court
John Pennock
Albany
N.Y
Justice of the Peace
George Bigsbee
Speed Emerson
Emerson
Mt. Snow Base Lodge
Colonie
New York City
Soviets Intensify Ideological Clash with China
UPI reports Moscow rallying support for its anti China campaign as Pravda publishes pledges from Bulgaria Poland Czechoslovakia East Germany and Soviet leaders backing Khrushchev. Izvestia accuses Mao of cult of personality while Khrushchev tours Hungary denouncing China.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
China
Peking
Communist Party
Pravda
Communist Parties
Bulgaria
Poland
Czechoslovakia
East Germany
Soviet Party
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Hungary
Mao Tze-tung
Izvestia
Ing
Uzbekistan Republic
Communist Party of China
K. Murtazayev
U.S.S
Stalin
Mao
Hoff Attacks GOP Dark Ages in Vermont
Governor Hoff told about 200 Burlington Democrats that Republican leaders want Vermonters to settle for less, urging voters to back the Democratic path as the outlook for victories grows. He accused Republicans of restricting progress and claimed Vermonters seek Democratic leadership this year.
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Burlington
UPD
Philip H. Hoff
Vermont
Turks threaten to invade Cyprus over Cyprus clash
In Nicosia and Athens the note threatens a Turkish incursion if its Cyprus troops are attacked, asserting Turkey will view such an attack as on its soil. U N forces patrol ridges in western Cyprus after deadly fighting near Kokkina and Pakhyammos.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Turkey
Greece
Athens
Makarios
Stavros Kostopoulos
Veysel
Bennington Court Upheld In Alimony Case
The Vermont Supreme Court affirmed a Bennington County court ruling that Manchester man Lynn H. Walker did not establish Nevada residence long enough to bar his wife Marjorie from seeking alimony in Vermont. The decision found his stay in Nevada in 1960 was for divorce only and he resumed Vermont residence immediately. The ruling allows Mrs. Walker to pursue alimony.
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Nevada
Walker
Vermont
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Memphis State University
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Michigan
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Mount Snow
Hoff
Gop
Nedim Veysel
U.N
Kokkina
Pakhyammos
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