Witness For Peace vigil planned for Easter in Barre park
Goddard College students organize a Witness For Peace Easter vigil in Barre city park with daybreak to 1 p.m. timing and requests for ministerial cooperation. Easter services on Mt Mansfield atop Vermont's highest peak will use ski chair lifts for the 8th annual observance with sunrise worship.
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Mansfield Stowe
Mt. Mansfield
Vermont
Lake Champlain
White Mountains
New Hampshire
Goddard
Barre
Burlington man held on perjury indictment in federal case
Bernard J. Woodmansee, 26, of Burlington faces a $3,000 bail on a perjury indictment returned by a federal grand jury after his Friday arrest at the close of Roger R. Ploof's trial in Charlotte. Woodmansee pleaded innocent. trial set for next month. Vermont liquor stores near $10 million in nine months, up $600,000 from 1961 third quarter. Department reports $2.4 million in tax receipts, 6.3 percent rise, and 208000 liquor wine cases sold, up 11,000 from last year.
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Burlington
Bernard J. Woodmansee
Woodmansee
Roger R. Ploof
Charlotte
Parachute Center Proposed on Vermont Quebec Border
Aeronautics Commissioner Edward F. Knapp signaled preliminary approval for a Canadian American parachute center at Swanton on the Vermont Quebec border. The project would train Canadian and American reservists and a meeting will set operation rules within 10 days.
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Montpelier
Aeronautics
Edward F. Knapp
Vermont-Quebec
Swanton
Knapp
Grenadier Guards of
Montreal
Mother of Three Dies in Fire in Schenectady
Dolores Lovett 27, mother of three, died as fire and smoke filled her Schenectady apartment. Fire Chief Berger blamed careless smoking. she had been ill and sent children to stay with grandmother three days earlier. In Lake George officials plan to curb a past teen drinking riot while local merchants agree not to sell to youths without ID cards.
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Schenectady
Dolores Lovett
Ernest H. Berger
Lake George
Warren County Hotel, Restaurant and Liquor Dealers Association
Youth Jobs Sought for 100 Berkshire Youths
NORTH ADAMS the State Employment Service runs a drive to place 100 youths under 20 from North Berkshire. WILLIAMSTOWN William McNabb Deans receives a second denial from the Town Planning Board for a building development off Main Street. a similar denial occurred two years ago.
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North Adams
The
State Employment Service
North Berkshire
Williamstown
David McNabb Deans
Town Planning Board
Main Street
Adams appoints four to urban renewal authority
Adams names Henry W Kaliss James P McAndrws Charles Reid and Frederick Boisver to lead the area redevelopment authority as urban renewal proceeds under the Area Re development Act. In Williams town a school board vacancy created by Clifford B Dickinson’s resignation will be filled by vote at a combined meeting of school board members and selectmen.
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Adams
Henry W. Kaliss
James P. McAndrws
Charles Reid
Frederick Boisver
Williamstown
Clifford B. Dickinson
McCann Vocational School
Goddard College Uses Canadian Ties For Language Study
Pint sized Goddard College in Vermont uses its proximity to Quebec to teach language and culture. Each winter, about 200 students work in Canadian industry and service jobs to learn firsthand. Two students conducted independent interviews with dope addicts in a depressed New York neighborhood to study why some avoid addiction.
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Goddard College
Plainfield
Vermont
Green Mountains
Canada
Quebec
Goddard
Ple
Goddard Dean Forest K. Davis
Winooski
Montpelier
Alex Rodriguez
Joseph McEntyre
New York
GOP Chief Says Articles Ghost-Written in Vermont
Rutland Vermont AP Roland J Seward Republican State Chairman said the first article in a series bearing his byline was ghost-written Barry M Locke Keyser's secretary of civil and military affairs and a state employee wrote the piece Seward noted collaboration among Republicans and said the articles describe party policies while two chairmen outline differences with the Democrats John M Spencer issued similar pieces in the state press
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Rutland
Roland J. Seward
Seward
John M. Spencer
Barry M. Locke
Keyser
Lloyd A. Walker
Locke
Spencer
Jaycees Set For Easter Egg Hunt
The Bennington Jaycees host their second annual Easter egg hunt at the Rotary Club Deer Park Saturday at 9 30 a.m. Two age divisions accommodate children up to 7 and 8 13. Edward J Winslow leads with Philip O Neil Jon Kennedy and Richard Torrey aiding. 1020 chocolate eggs hidden starting 7 a.m. Bring containers. rain postpones to next Saturday.
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Bennington Jaycees
Rotary Club
Deer Park
Jaycees
Edward J
Ted) Winslow
Winslow
Philip O’neil
Jon Kennedy
Richard Torrey
Benhi Student Attends UVM Citizenship Conference
Connie Killian, daughter of E W and Mrs E W Killian of 203 Crescent Blvd, a Bennington High School junior, will attend the University of Vermont on Monday and Tuesday as a representative at the third Vermont Youth Citizenship Conference with advisor Richard H. Caswell. The theme is Liberty and Responsibility Under Law.
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Connie Killian
E. W. Killian
203 Crescent Blvd
Bennington High School
University of Vermont
Vermont
Richard H. Caswell
Caswell
Frost Returns To Dartmouth From Poetry Notes
Poet Robert Frost presents his manuscript for In the Clearing to Dartmouth at the Baker Library dedication of the Robert Frost Room. He recalls entering Dartmouth as a freshman long ago and leaving after a few months to tell rather than be told.
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Hanover
N.H
Robert Frost
Dartmouth
Frost
Baker Library
Bennington Banner Advertisement and Subscription Rates
The Bennington Banner outlines mail and truck route delivery options and rates for Vermont and parts of New York, including 3 months at $4.50 and 1 year at $15, with daily publication except Sundays and holidays and AP news rights.
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Main St
Bennington
Vermont
Banner Publishing Corporation
Associated Press
AP News
Rensselaer
Washington Counties
N.Y
Northwestern
Vermont Doctor Advocates Exercise To Guard Against Heart Attacks
Vermont physician Dr. Wilhelm Raab urged daily exercise as protection against heart disease at a symposium. He cited Soviet and European programs of preventive reconditioning funded by governments and insurers, noting limited U S adoption and benefits seen in less fatigue and lower fatal heart attack rates among pre patients.
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Philadelphia
Soviet Union
Germany
Austria
Switzerland
Wilhelm Raab
Vermont
Raab
University of Vermont College of Medicine
European
Hahnemann Medical College
Loafer
Duel with pistols shocks Houston hoping for rare charge
Walter Williams 29 and Jim mie Craig Fendal 22 both of Houston were charged with a rare two to five year sentence after a pistol duel following an argument in a recreation hall. They fired after walking 25 paces. Fendal is in fair condition in hospital, Williams jailed.
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Houston
Tex
Walter Williams
Jimmie Craig Fendal
Fendal
Williams
Harris County
Pigeon Builds Nest on Smithsonian Missile
A peaceful dove has chosen an unarmed Polaris missile outside the Smithsonian arts and industries building as its nest. The unusual perch attracts visitors to the museum area as the bird adds a local talking point for tourists.
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Smithsonian Institution
Arts and Industry
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