Mt Anthony union votes May 5 on $1,780,000 high school bond
Mt Anthony Union School District directors sign a warning for a May 5 bond election to finance a new union high school. The $1,780,000 bonds would cover the largest share of the $2,483,000 project cost with state aid making up the rest. Separate polling places will be used in six districts and absentee voting procedures posted for voters.
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Novitiate to relocate near North Bennington Vermont
The American Sisters of St. Thomas of Villanova will establish a novitiate at Our Lady of Peace Mount near Shaftsbury Valley west of North Bennington. The retreat house becomes a training center for young postulants with general chapter approval. The order, founded in 17th century France, operates teaching nursing, missions across lands and three continents.
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Fairbanks Morse to Stay in Connecticut River City
The Fairbanks Morse Co will remain in this Connecticut River city as officials praise the decision. Richard H. Griebel, president, said no decision yet on building a new plant or renovating the current one that employs 600. Gov. Hoff called the news tickled pink and cited faith in the state's potential. Earlier, Local 234 electrical workers ratified a three year contract with a seven cent per hour raise.
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Judge Hulburd Dies In Burlington
Benjamin N. Hulburd 65 retired chief justice of the Vermont Supreme Court died Thursday night at Mary Fletcher Hospital in Burlington. A Hyde Park native and University of Vermont alum, he held the high bench from 1959 until his retirement last fall and earlier served as Lamoille County State's attorney probate judge and superior judge.
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Americans Detained by Mob in Moscow Area Incident
UPI reports two U S air attaches faced a mob driven kangaroo court in Tula March 17, forced to sign a false trespassing confession. Earlier Feb 14 in Leningrad a Soviet car blocked an embassy car. Both attaches freed after about 20 minutes. Moscow restricted to 90 days.
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15 Day Delay LBJ Keeps Trains Running
President Johnson opened emergency negotiations to avert a 15 day rail strike moratorium. He won a delay last night and expects a settlement before the cooling off period ends as federal mediators join talks in the White House. The unions initially resisted but accepted the proposal with the cooling off period cut from 20 to 15 days.
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Maryland Negro State Senator Shot Near Home
Verda Welcome the sole Maryland Negro state senator was shot in the hip and heel while leaving her Baltimore home. Police lack clues to the shooter and motive tied to her civil rights work. Her husband Dr Henry C Welcome treated her at home. The attack followed a church meeting she attended earlier.
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Inside Arlington names new market development director
The Arlington firm On the Inside Arlington announces a new director of market development to lead growth efforts. The appointment signals strategic focus on expanding client reach and regional influence.
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Fayette To Reveal Senate Plans
Burlington United Press International reports State Sen. Fred Fayette will reveal next Thursday whether he will run for the U.S. Senate. He has been viewed as a strong challenger to Republican incumbent Winston L. Prouty in the November election.
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Poverty in Kentucky: Miners’ Strike Leaders Rise in Hazard
Hazard Kentucky reports a coal mining strike led by Berman Gibson as miners employ roving pickets to demand higher wages and safety measures. Police and FBI scrutiny intensifies amid bail on conspiracy and assault charges, highlighting state and federal opposition to the movement.
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