Democrats Cite End to Provincialism in Vermont Victory Dinner
Governor Hoff attacks small minority rule and poll tax as a step back from liberal tradition. He asserts the state will move forward after reapportionment, education, and resource needs, praising Mrs Hoff and speakers while noting pitfall of secret appointments. The event includes Mrs Bolognani's appearance, gifts, and remarks by Daley and other party leaders amidst festive revelry.
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Vermont
Montpelier
Collins
Nesbith Fienberg
Hoff
Daley
Cochairman
Matthew Ryan
Bennington Generals
Weston youth pleads guilty in nighttime break in and larceny
A 19 year old Weston youth changed pleas to guilty on breaking and entering at night and grand larceny. Judge George M. Fienberg set bail at 1000 dollars and ordered a pre sentence investigation. He has been jailed since April 2. The state says the break in occurred March 29 at a South Dorset service station and March 27 theft from Manchester Center. Additional docket items include motor vehicle violations and a fish and game infraction with various sentences. The court also handled separate guilty pleas for stop sign violations and careless driving with accidents. Public notices include unification study committee meeting and local community notices.
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Weston
George M. Fienberg
Horace A. Crandall
Crandall
Bennington County
Stephen H. Gilman
Raymond Wright
South Dorset
William Bischoff
Manchester Center
Fienberg
Robert G. Thompson Jr
Shaftsbury
Thompson
U.S. 7
Bennington
R. Marshall Witten
Charles A. Quackenbush
Shushan
N.Y
Elsie Walker
Daniel J. Holland
Holland
Obituaries for Madkour Hard Viall in Vermont notices
Area obituaries honor Louis Madkour 73 who built Central Super Market and long Lebanese community member. Milton L Buck Hard former legislator and Burlington sports figure funeral set. athletic facilities named for him. Maurice H Viall WWI veteran, Bennington Museum helper, funeral Tuesday. flowers omitted per family request.
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Louis Madkour
Valentine St
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Main Street
Lebanon
Louise Beshara
Bennington
Perry Gardner
West Main Street
Greenberg
Main St
Joseph Madkour
Joseph
Abraham Madkour
Manchester
George
Lawrence
Mass
Mahar & Son Funeral
St. Francis de Sales Church
Park Lawn Chapel
Burlington
UPN
College Street Congregational Church
Milton L. (Buck) Hard
Vermont
Hard
Maurice H. Viall
Wilton A
Mary (Shelley) Viall
Viall
Hawley School of Electrical Engineering
Boston
U.S. Army
France
A.P.W. Paper Co
Albany
N.Y
William A. Wheeler
Woodford
Grace
Hinman Hawks
la Grangeville
Hanson- Walbridge
Charles Myers
Second Congregational Church
Park Land Cemetery
State Science Fair names three winners from area
Russell Barber a ninth grader from North Bennington High School won a blue ribbon and a first in field award at Rice Memorial High School in the junior division of the annual state science fair His exhibit covered eight methods for synthetic production of minerals in microcrystalline form in the earth science division This is Barber’s third year with an entry in the event
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South Burlington
Russell Barber
North Bennington High School
Rice Memorial High School
Barber
Kevin Thibodeau
Bennington High School
Reynolds Barret
Molly Stark School
Tornadoes strike Michigan and Iowa causing destruction and deaths
A spate of tornadoes ripped through Shelby Michigan near Grand Rapids and Comstock Park killing at least five. In Crystal Lake Illinois and near Coldwater Michigan damage ran high with many homes flattened and roads damaged. Rescue crews, hundreds treated, and extensive assessments followed. In Iowa, tornadoes caused injuries and widespread damage as students earned prizes in local exhibits.
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Shelby
Michigan
Comstock Park
Grand Rapids
Pearl Beach
Crystal Beach
Coldwater
Chicago
Crystal Lake
Iowa
Labor Bill Draft Is Completed in Vermont
In Montpelier the Senate General Committee finished its fourth draft of the Labor Relations Act backed by Gov. Philip H. Hoff. It will be reported next week. The bill funds a state Labor Relations Board of three members and possible three-member arbitration boards with a $50,000 biennial appropriation. It guarantees workers the right to bargain collectively and expands gubernatorial powers to mediate, with arbitration if needed.
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Eastman
Hoff
Department of Labor
Bennington 65 Summer School To Charge $10 A Course
Bennington's 1965 summer school will charge $10 tuition per course for students from public and parochial schools participating in the curriculum project led by Principal W. Philip Walker. The fee supports continued curriculum development after a Ford Foundation grant funded salaries and program work. other tuition structures and credits will be decided by area schools. Classes run June 22 to July 30, 8 a.m. to 12:20 p.m., with elementary and secondary divisions offering various enrichment and review courses.
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Bennington
W. Philip Walker
Walker
Ford Foundation
Vermont
Car Crashes On Willow Road and In Pownal
A Bennington man Earl F. Gallett Jr. 25 of Chapel Road suffered a nose cut when his 1963 Ford ran off Willow Road and hit an embankment and a power pole after midnight. Another crash near Pownal Center involved Donald A. Wilcox 30 of North Pownal with extensive damage and a left eye bump after his car left the road going west. Sliced prefried canned bacon will soon be marketed says Texas A&M University.
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Bennington
Willow Road
Earl F. Gallett Jr
Chapel Road
Gallett
Donald A. Wilcox
North Pownal
Pownal Center
Wilcox
Firemen Busy With Two Blazes and Vehicle Crash
Saturday proved rough for the Bennington Fire Department with two general alarm fires. A shed owned by Byron C. LeRay was nearly destroyed and arson was initially suspected before being ruled out. A second alarm tackled a grass fire near Crescent Boulevard and Park Lawn Cemetery, where an Eagle Hose Company truck collided with a telegraph pole while returning to quarters, injuring no one. Passengers included Lynn E. Harrington Jr. and others.
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Bennington
Byron C. LeRay
Crescent Boulevard
Park Lawn Cemetery
Hollister
Eagle Hose Company
Main Street
Bennington Village
Lynn E. Harrington Jr
Cross Street
Doug Sanders
Burgess Road
Fred Carey
Paddock Place
Fire Destroys Havens Block in Vergennes City Block
A predawn fire leveled the Havens block in Vergennes a three story apartment business building owned by state Senator Samuel Fishman. One man injured Lloyd Coburn of Minesville New York escaped via a second story window. seven families displaced. Firefighters from five towns battled the blaze over two hours leaving the structure a total loss with damages exceeding sixty thousand dollars including bowling alley restaurant and seven apartments.
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Vergennes
UPI
Samuel Fishman
Addison County
Havens
Lloyd Coburn
Minesville
N.Y
Coburn
Mary Fletcher Hospital
Burlington
Middlebury
Bristol
Cornwall
Ferrisburg
Ralph Jackman
Jackman
European Camping Trip Told to County Nurses
Mrs. Doris Cox of Berlin New York spoke at the Bennington County Registered Nurses Association April meeting at the Rainbarrel North Bennington. Her talk covered a summer trip with two daughters to Europe traveling by Dutch ship then camping through Holland Germany and the Alps and ending back in Rotterdam.
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Doris Cox
Berlin
N.Y
Bennington County Registered Nurses Association
North Bennington
Patricia Ryan
Europe
Rotterdam
Cox
U.S
Patricia Wilcox
Jo Berry
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Chides
Ethel Camp
Henry Washburn
Jacksonville
Shawn Corcoran
Virginia Croft
Frank M. Reynolds
Hoosick Falls
William O’dell
Pownal
Arthur Dupee
Doris Green
John Carpenter
Gerry Martin
William Steele Jr
Alice Ellis
Ruby Grobuski
Gloria Brownell
Wanda Profensa
Thomas and
Terry Foster
Jane Winegard
Hoosick
Iona Sargant
Daniel Merriman
Cambridge
Eleanor Blendon
Paul J. Graney
Josephine Baczek
Susie Spencer
Leone Millington
Sheila Bizzarro
Peggy Bishop
Edna J. Davis
Sally Blinstruth
Susan M. Hart
Dorset
Fay Bruso
Leo N. Maxon
Priscilla Dunlop
Petersburg
Dallas Boice
Clarence S. Curtis
Arlington
Mrs
Donald Faco
Howdy
Sam
Sam Block
Marlboro College
Vermont Young Independent Club
Depot St
Milton Surdam
McCarthy Road
Peter Spinning
Star Route
Leroy Andrews
Sherman H. Towsley
Reinhoud H. van der Linde
Catharine O. Foster
Monument Road
Bennington College
Lee E. Rhodes
North Adams
Readsboro
Rhodes
Donald W. McLain
Williamstown
Bennington Briefs
Frank Whitman
Bradford Place
Connecticut
Andrew Marocchini
Wethersfield
Hartford City Hospital
Thomas
Amityville
Long Island
Globe Union
Vermont 67A
Power Company
Beech Street
George Sleeman
American Association of University Women
Bennington Free Library
Physicians’ Laboratory
DeWitt Lewis
Milton L. Hard
New Burlington High School
Middlebury College
Columbia
Springfield College
Bates College
Harvard
State Boxing Commission
Harteth Theatre
Bennington, V Te
Nic
Ee Err Hudson
Gig Young
Rustoleum
William E. Dailey
Gov. Hoff
Buckler
Robert E. Cummings Sr
Mt. Anthony Club
College Station, Tex
Texas A&m University
Dow Jones—Bache & Co
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