Soviets Launch Molniya One First Comsat Scenes
Moscow reports the Soviet Union orbital debut of Molniya One, a sun powered communications satellite. Izvestia published the first television pictures beamed from Vladivostok to Moscow, showing a Pacific Ocean coast scene and a female announcer. Tass said the satellite orbits every 11 hours 48 minutes, with a range from 308 to 24,454 miles, and can handle television radio calls and telegrams.
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Moscow
UPD
Soviet Union
Vladivostok
Izvestia
United States
Molniya
U.S
Atlantic
Pacific Ocean
Pacific
Tass
Marchers push through rain in Boston King rally
March continued from Page 1 formed a flying wedge to keep the way clear. Many persons were pushed and shoved. All stations of life were represented in the line of march including priests, nuns, rabbis, clergymen mothers with babes and students. About 500 policemen were posted after threats to King. Mrs. Malcolm Peabody and Gov. Volpe did not march. King called the ghetto a rebuke to liberty and warned against equating Boston with Birmingham while noting local poverty.
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King
Malcolm Peabody
Endicott Peabody
Peabody
St. Augustine
Fla
John A. Volpe
Martin Luther King
Massachusetts
Moses
Williamstown Auxiliary Police Meeting Notice
The Williamstown Auxiliary Police will meet at Southworth School Monday at 7 30 p m Cap Floyd J Bennett commanding officer and Lt George T Wiles program chairman arrange a topic after the business session Able bodied male Williamstown residents 21 or older may obtain applications at Water Street police offices Iron Kettle Weekend Special roast sirloin of beef au jus complete dinner 195 ADV April 24
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Williamstown
Mass
Southworth
Floyd J. Bennett
George T. Wiles
Water Street
Hoff Will Sign Town Meeting Validation
Gov. Philip H Hoff will sign a bill validating a Springfield election for a 450000 dollar Clinton Street improvement project. The House reversed an earlier rejection 218 to 12, enabling the measure. Rep Henry Hicks challenged the tactic, arguing the reversal aimed to bypass voters.
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Hicks
House
Springfield
Union Carbide Operations Told Rotarians
E F Griffin general manager of Union Carbide Corp plant in Bennington spoke to the Bennington Rotary Club describing the plant operations that produce many dry cell batteries. The Bennington plant in operation since 1942 employs about 300 people with a local payroll around 1.5 million dollars and annual output valued at 3 million dollars. He noted a bright future with stable employment anticipated.
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E.F
Jeff) Griffin
Union Carbide Corp
Bennington
Stephen Manes To Play With Albany Symphony
Pianist Stephen Manes, formerly of Bennington, will be soloist with the Albany Symphony Orchestra on Monday May 3 at Philip Livingston Junior High School Albany conducted by Edgar Curtis. He performs Brahms Second Piano Concerto after arriving from Bloomington Illinois where he is set to play with the Bloomington Normal Symphony on April 27. A limited number of tickets are available at Noveck Schultz or via the artist’s father Dr Julius H Manes.
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Stephen Manes
Bennington
Albany Symphony Orchestra
Philip Livingston
Albany
Edgar Curtis
Tri-State
Brahms
Bloomington
Bloomington Normal Symphony
Noveck-Schultz
Julius H. Manes
Senate Education Committee to favorably report Vermont school district bill
Rutland County Republican Sen. Ellery Purdy said the committee will report a bill designed to speed creation of comprehensive school districts in Vermont favorably next week. The bill aims to accelerate district consolidation processes within the state.
Social Welfare Committee OKs Child Aid Bill
In Montpelier the House Social Welfare Committee approved a bill extending Aid to Dependent Children to age 21 for students. Currently the aid ends at 18.
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Social Welfare Committee
Municipal Court hears speeding and probation cases in Shaftsbury
Harold Baldwin 22 of Shaftsbury pleaded guilty to driving to endanger after police noted high speeds Thursday night. Judge Mor rissey fined him 100 dollars plus 5.10 costs and suspended a 60 day jail sentence, placing Baldwin on probation with conditions to pay the fine in 60 days and surrender his license until probation ends. George Martin 23 North Bennington pleaded guilty to probation violation. case deferred 30 days for work on community project and further probation review. Robert Edgeton 39 Hendry Fla pleaded not guilty to unregistered truck on U S 7. released into Manchester custody amid questions over truck registration law.
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Harold B. Baldwin
Shaftsbury
John P. Morrissey
Atty
R. Marshall Witten
Baldwin
Morrissey
George L. Martin
North Bennington
Daniel Holland
Martin
Holland
Bennington
Robert J. Etgeton
Hendry
Fla
U.S. 7
Manchester
Atty. Cummings
Edgeton
Reid Lefevre
Witten
U.S. Spends $100 Billion Despite LBJ Promises
UPI reports the federal government already spent $100 billion for the year, split between the administrative budget and trust funds. Trust funds fund highways and Social Security and are not counted in the administrative total, creating a broader cash budget of $121.4 billion expenditures with a $4.0 billion deficit.
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U.S
Washington
UPI
Alrady
Treasury
Johnson
Highway Trust Fund
U.S. Treasury
Bennington Banner contact and publication details
The Bennington Banner lists its telephone numbers for business newsroom and advertising at 442 6300 442 2800 and 442 2684, publishes daily except Sunday and legal holidays from 425 Main St Bennington Vermont, and is a member of United Press International which holds exclusive republication rights for local news and UPI dispatches.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
UPI
Vermont Leads In Cropland Conservation
Vermont tops the nation in cropland enrolled in the federal agricultural conservation program, said John Vance head of the Conservation and Land Use Division of the Agricultural Conservation and Stabilization Service. He praised the Green Mountain State for its work on conservation programs.
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Burlington
UPI
Vermont
John Vance
Federal Agricultural Conservation and Stabilization Service
Green Mountain
Obsolete label sparks debate over Mt. Anthony union school plan
Vermont Senator Robert M. Wilson said the Mt. Anthony Union School District is a step forward not obsolete and he did not call the district obsolete. He advocated comprehensive regional districts from kindergarten through high school as the ultimate goal, while noting the Mt. Anthony concept as a forward step and not the final answer.
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Marian Taylor
Mt. Anthony Union School Board
Robert M. Wilson
Union
Vermont
Wilson
Sen. Wilson
Mt. Anthony
Union School
Mt. Anthony Union
Vermont House Backs Extension of Child Aid to 21
The Vermont House approved a bill to extend Aid to Dependent Children payments beyond 18 to age 21 if the dependent remains in high school or trade school. The action was the first approval with no dissent as calendars were light. The House plans a Monday night session in Montpelier, with the Senate following in a token session.
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Montpelier
API
Vermont
House
Senate
Montpeelier
Funeral Services for Mrs Stephen Mulvey Former Mary Gavin
Funeral services for Mrs Stephen Mulvey the former Mary Gavin of 106 Jefferson Ave died at Putnam Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. Requiem High Mass at St Francis de Sales Church offered by Rt Rev Msgr Francis B Flanagan. Burial in Park Lawn Cemetery. Out of town relatives from Acton Mass East Dorset. Arlington funeral for Edwin C McDermott held at Hanson Walbridge with Rev Granville Greenwold officiating. Bearers named. Relatives from Massachusetts New York Bennington area attended.
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Stephen Mulvey
Mary Gavin
Jefferson Ave
Putnam Memorial Hospital
St. Francis de Sales Church
Francis B. Flanagan
Mahar & Son Funeral Home
Jerry Keough
Mason Amadon
Vincent Costantino
George Ryan
William Warner
Robert Outwater
Altar Rosary Society
Bridget Hogan
Gertrude Nash
Margaret Bellis
Agatha Krawczyk
Altar-Rosary Society
Monsignor Flanagan
Park Lawn Cemetery
Acton
Mass
East Dorset
Arlington
Edwin C. McDermott
Sunderland
Hanson- Walbridge
Granville Greenwold
East Arlington
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Bennington Briefs
Hoff
First National Stores
North Bennington Road
Bennington, Vermont
Cloverdale
Bennington, Vt
Cain Drysdale
Armory Lot
River Valley
Bennington Rd
East Main ST
Chrysler
Manchester Center
Plymouth Ceater
Newport
R&h
Auto
Trans
Clean
VOLVO
Rambler
Savory Rotary
Armand A. Lampron
Bennington Rotary Club
Edward H. Giles
Richard Jolivette
Alexander B.R. Drysdale
John C. Page
J. Duncan Campbell
Union Carbide
Rotarians
Bill OK Seen
Tay Adams
Res Discount A de Store Na Et Maelo
Walker
Auto. Trans
Liggettbosworth Sales & Service
Turkey
Imadkour's Central Market
Vermont Bank and Trust Company
the Vermont Bank and Trust Company
Brattleboro
Rutland
Bellows Falls
Chester
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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