Vermont urban renewal urged by state official
Vermont communities should pursue urban renewal with proper planning according to Bernard Johnson assistant director of planning for the Vermont Development Department. He spoke at the University of Vermont on state planning amid urban deterioration.
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Burlington
UPI
Vermont
Vermont Development Department
Bernard Johnson
Department
Johnson
University of Vermont
Montpelier
Vermont Life Magazine
Vermont Life
API
State Health Department
Newport
St. Johnsbury
David H. Gray
Gray
Wildcat strike hits Barre granite plants over union pact
About 15 workers at the Marr and Gordon granite plant walked out late Thursday alleging a foreman performs regular production work in violation of a union agreement. The action follows a five day strike at Trow and Holden Granite Tool Making Co as 16 United Stone and Allied Workers seek higher pay after an old contract expired April 4.
West Dummerston divers plan weekend river search
About 100 divers from a Worcester SCUBA club will comb the swift West River for the bodies of Leonard Reynolds 25 and Kent Davini 29 of Winchendon Mass. The river had risen after rain, suspending the earlier hunt for the men who drowned when their canoe capsized.
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West Dummerston
UPI
Worcester
Mass
West River
Leonard Reynolds
Kent Davini
Winchendon
Andrews Named Manager in Babcock Gubernatorial Campaign
Former Vermont Planning Director Paul H. Andrews was named campaign manager for Robert S. Babcock in his bid for the Republican gubernatorial nomination.
Verdict expected in death of RPI graduate student
Klaus G. Thomas 26, found dead in his Cohoes home after a rifle discharge during cleaning. Albany County Coroner Leo Sorel to issue official verdict while authorities treat it as an accidental gunshot, safety related.
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Albany
UPI
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Klaus G. Thomas
Cohoes
Albany County
Leo Sorel
Rockwell portraits tour opens at Stockbridge Library
Berkshire edition notes Norman Rockwell exhibition from his Russia and Asia travels. The show, with works mainly from the Soviet Republics Exhibit in Moscow, opens at Stockbridge Library after Rockwell attended the event invited by the U S Information Agency.
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Pittsfield
Norman Rockwell
Russia
Tibet
India
Ethiopia
Stockbridge Library
Moscow
Rockwell
U.S. Information Agency
Stocks Edge Higher on Opening as Tech and Oil Stocks Rise
The New York market opened firm with American Telephone up 14 to 141, Boeing 14 to 457, and IBM up 14 to 58314. Oil stocks gained led by Getty Oil and Standard Oil while automakers Chrysler and Ford rose modestly and GM held steady.
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UPI
American Telephone
Boeing
Reynolds Metals
American Tobacco
Amerian Airlines
Barber Oil
Getty Oil
Standard Oil
N.J
Mission Corp
Ice
Pennzoil
Republic Steel
U.S. Steel
Lukens
Youngstown Sheet
Bethlehem
Chrysler
Kennecott
Polaroid
North Amer Av
Consolidated Edis
North American Coal
Olin
Cons Coal
Owens CF
Consu PW
Owen Illinois
Continental Can
Pan Awa
Copperweld Steel
Parke Davis
Crucible
Curtiss W Peabody C
Wye Penney
Detroit Edis
Penn PL
Douglas Ac
Pennsylvania RR
Dow Chemical
Pepsi Cola
Dupont
Pittsburgh Plate
Eastern Air Lines
Pittsburgh Steel
Eastman Kodak
Procter Gamble
Firestone
Pullman
Ford Motor
Pure Oil
General Dynamics
RCA
General Electric
General Foods
General Motors
Rey Met i
Reynols Tobacco
Vo Goodrich Tire & Rub
Richfield
Goodyear Tire & Rub
Schenley
Grace WR
Vy Schering
Great A & P
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Simmons Gulf Oil
Sinclair
Harbison Walker
Socony Mobile
Hero Pwd
So Railway
Hershey
Sperry
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IBM Vya
Ind
Nickel
Stewart Warner
Island Creek Coal
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Jones & Laughlin
Swift
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Tiden Oil
Kroger
Trans WA
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LOF Glass
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Lorillard
United Fruit
Mack Trucks
United States Rubber
Monsanto
United States Steel
Montgomery Ward
Wvap&p
Motorola
Western Union
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National Biscuito Westinghouse Air B
Westinghouse
Elec
National Dairy White Motor
Woolworth
National Gypsum
New York Central
Youngstown ST
Zenith
Greek Earring Recovered After Winter Hideaway
A 500 B.C. gold earring depicting Nike was found buried under six inches of frozen mud near the Muddy River and returned to the Museum of Fine Arts Boston. It had been stolen seven months earlier from the museum and was recovered by Thomas Gezork, who led police to the site but could not specify the spot.
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Boston
UPI
Museum of Fine Arts
Nike
Thomas E. Gezork
Newton
Massachusetts Mental Hospital
Leonard Wolsky
Woburn
Boston University Archaeology
Wolsky
Johnson urges calm as civil rights bill advances
President Johnson says civil rights demonstrators hurt their cause by disobedience and threats to health or safety. He presses for Senate passage of the House bill quickly as debate continues with Southern opposition and a GOP push for a 1964 civil rights plank.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Senate
John C, Stennis
D-Miss
Everett Jordan
D-N.c
John J. Sparkman
D-Ala
Norman Thomas urges neutral Vietnam and civil rights reform
Norman Thomas addressed University of New Hampshire students calling for Vietnam neutrality, civil rights legislation, and recognition of Red China. He defended campus policy, criticized James W. Jackson, and commented on Lodge and Wallace voting patterns. A separate NY report notes Britain’s converter to damp drill noise being shared with US manufacturers.
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Durham
N.H
UPI
Norman Thomas
University of New Hampshire
Thomas
James W. Jackson
Jackson
New Hampshire
Henry Cabot Lodge
New York
Britain
United States
Cop Killer Life Spared In Boston Murder Trial
A 21 year old ex convict was spared the electric chair and sentenced to life in prison for first degree murder in the slaying of Boston Detective George Holmes during a jewelry store robbery. Dellelo smiled as the verdict was read and told his lawyer it was all right. An appeal was planned.
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Boston
UPI
Robert G. Dellelo
Revere
Helen Mejan
Superior Court
August C. Taveira
Dellelo
George J. Holmes
Nicholas R. Yasaian
Somerville
Bennington Banner Directory Details
The Bennington Banner lists contact numbers for Telephones Newsroom and Advertising. It notes daily publication with specific mailing addresses and standard UPI republication rights along with subscription rates for Vermont New England and nationwide readers and servicemen rates.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
UPI
Vermont
U.S
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Troy Area
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DeWitt Clinton
John P. Tuffey
Reinemann
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Francis C. Florini
Robert E. Galipeau
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Joseph R. Dragone
Mount Greylock Tramway Authority
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LBJ
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Eng
YPI
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Holmes
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Angelo Mor
Ello
Morello
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DIAL
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