Teen faces speeding charge amid family scrutiny in Vermont
Northfield teen Matthew Bean, 19, charged with speeding, hears his judge uncle scold from the bench as State's Attorney Bernasconi imposes a 30 day license suspension and orders a 1500 word essay on speeding dangers. The Barre strike drags on as 16 workers seek higher pay in talks led by mediator John O'Reilly.
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Montpelier
VPI
Northfield
Matthew Bean
John P. Connarn
John E. Bernasconi
Bernasconi
Bean
Two LaBelle brothers held after sanity ruling in rape slaying
Edward F. LaBelle and Richard M. LaBelle remained in Rensselaer County Jail after Judge Chandler S. Knight ruled they understand the charges of first degree murder in the Thanksgiving 1963 rape slaying of Rosemary Sway, 15, as their attorneys prepare motions.
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Troy
UPI
Troy Brothers
Rensselaer County
Cohoes
Chandler S. Knight
Edward F. LaBelle
Richard M. LaBelle
Rosemary Sway
North Adams boiler delay risks school expansion schedule
Eminent domain efforts slow North Adams State College boiler plant work. President Eugene L. Freel cites title defects and unwilling sellers on 22 acres, suggesting a possible summer start but likely fall delay for the $800000 first phase.
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North Adams
North Adams State College
Eugene L. Freel
Stock Market List And Comment On Opening Trading
Stocks opened higher in moderate turnover with gains across multiple firms. Railroads like Louisville & Nashville and Nickel Plate rose, while industrials such as U S Steel, General Motors, Ford, and Union Carbide advanced amid a broad market upturn.
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Nickel Plate
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Youngstown
Bethlehem
Lukens
Jones & Laughlin
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Dow Chemical
Barber Oil
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Endix
Vy National Dairy
Bethlehem Steel
National Gypsum
Bobbie Erks
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Norf & Western
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Briggs Mfg
Owens Ill G
Chesapeake & Ohio
Pan Awa
Comw Edison
Pullman
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Pure Oil
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RCA
Reynolds Tobacco
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Det Edis
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Sinclair
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General Electric
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UPI
Studebaker
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Swift
Ve Air Products
Goodyear Tire & Rub
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Harbison Walker
Ve Thompson RW
Tiden Oil
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Armour
Montgomery Ward
Atchison
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Youngstown ST
National Avia
Zenith Te
National Biscui
Court Rejects Sweepstakes Case Test in Rhode Island
In Central Falls Rhode Island a judge dismissed charges against Louis Hamod 63 after police seized 38 New Hampshire Sweepstakes acknowledgments without a warrant The ruling halted the first legal test of selling sweepstakes tickets to out of staters in Rhode Island The judge criticized the arresting method but did not rule on the states position on possession of the acknowledgments
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Central Falls
R.I
Hamod
New Hampshire
Myette
Rhode Island
J. Joseph Nugent
Petition Filed To Protect Durocher From Testimony
Attorneys for Dodgers coach Leo Durocher seek to block Vermont court orders to compel his presence in a civil suit. Anna Morin accuses Rene Morin of alienation of affection in Middlebury. Durocher denies the charges. Hearing set for Monday. Durocher previously defended as a friend of Morin’s wife and was linked to Carolyn Morin, her daughter.
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UPI
Los Angeles Dodgers
Leo Durocher
Vermont
Durocher
Anna Morin
Rene Morin
Morin
Ralph A. Foote
Durocer
Foote
Teenagers stabbed at college dance in Boston incident
Four teen agers were stabbed in a late night fight at a college dance for about 400 people in Boston. Police said a 19 year old Roslindale youth and his twin brother were questioned as part of the investigation.
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Boston
UPI
Roslindale
Communist Editor Will Speak at UNH
Communist editor James W Jackson faces little organized opposition for his UNH talk in Durham New Hampshire with some individuals planning to picket. The address moved to the field house with seating for 400 and standing room for additional attendees. Police report a separate incident in Mattapan where two ambulances collided during a dance-related disturbance injuring two officers.
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Durham
N.H
UPI
University of New Hampshire
James W. Jackson
Worker
Jackson
Memorial Union
Field House
Man seeks $10 million from Vermont over 1921 arrest
Burlington resident John Shannon filed a $10 million claim with Vermont Attorney General Charles E. Gibson Jr. alleging false arrest and imprisonment on September 17, 1921, after a 1921 burglary conviction at the Central Vermont Railway Depot in Milton. He hopes the 1965 legislature will grant the demand.
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Burlington
UPD
Vermont
John Shannon
Atty
Charles E. Gibson Jr
Shannon
Central Vermont Railway
Milton
Change in Plea Gets Life for Slayer of 2
Cambridge Massachusetts A Navy seaman 18 pled guilty to second degree murder in the strangling of his mother Ruth 43 and younger brother John 9. He also pleaded guilty to assault with intent to murder his father Robert 45 and received 12 to 15 years. Garfield admitted the acts followed a quarrel over his marriage to Lynn.
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Mass
UPI
Stanley M. Garfield
Framingham
Garfield
Lynn
Superior Court
Thomas J. Spring
Robert T
Polaroid Co
Navy
Ruth
John
Bennington Banner Address and Contact Listing
The Bennington Banner provides telephones for business newsroom and advertising with daily publication from 425 Main St Bennington Vermont. Subscription rates listed for Vermont and U S by mail with 3 months 6 30, 6 months 11 70, 1 year 22 50 and higher rates elsewhere.
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Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
UPI
Vermont
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