Vermont pavilion at fair showcases Champlain statue plan
The two level Vermont pavilion features a 35-ton Barre granite block sculpting Samuel de Champlain. Sculptor Ferdinand L. Weber of Barre demonstrates daily work through October as the Hall of History explores industry, transport, heritage, education and agriculture. Vermont officials, hostesses and Expo dignitaries attend the opening, highlighting a $300,000 pavilion and bilingual hospitality.
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Vermont
Ferdinand Weber
Barre
Samuel de Champlain
Massachusetts
VDC
VDD
Moulton
Charles E. Wiley
Hans Winkler
Jacksonville
Gov
Hoff
William F. Kearns
Bennington
Rural poverty program aims at community action
Coombs outlined an immediate goal for War on Poverty efforts to engage rural communities in forming their own community action programs. The Bennington Rutland council expects six Vista volunteers to extend rural programs while pursuing a unique research project for funding.
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Coombs
Danby
Pawlet
Rupert
Bennington-Rutland
Vista
Gloria Gil
Council
John Riddle
Fair Haven
Bennington
Audrey Mach
Mach
Pal
Dorset Elementary Art
Admir
B. Tompkins
Funeral notices for Mrs. Fary and Neil Walker in Vermont and California
Funeral services for Mrs. Stanley Fary narz of Burlington formerly Helen Griffin of Bennington were held at St. Mark's Church Burlington with committal at St. John the Baptist Cemetery North Bennington. Also funeral services for Cornelius Neil Walker 62 Bennington native died in Vallejo California. Surviving relatives in multiple states noted. Walker retired from Mare Island Naval Shipyard Vallejo.
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Burlington
Stanley Farynarz
Helen Griffin
Bennington
Bishop DeGoesbriand Hospital
St. Mark’s
Edwin T. Buckley
John Frader
St. Francis de Sales Church
Bernard Depeaux
Everett Dimick
Harold Rising
James Tomcczak
James Hardin
Wilbur Parker
Floyd Rising
Farymarz
Bennington High School
Catholic Daughters of St. Mark’s Parish
Sisters of the de Goesbriand Memorial Hospital
Vermont Catholic Tribune
Vallejo
Calif
Cornelius
Neil) Walker
Harry H
Julia
Chrystal) Walker
Mabel
Cheryl
Oliver A. Denney
Fannie Walker
Concord
Cram sought probe into guard plane use by Hoff
Vermont Adjutant General Reginald M. Cram acknowledged asking the Air Force inspector general last November to probe possible misuse of a National Guard C-47 by Gov. Philip Hoff. Pearson disclosed the inquiry found no unauthorized use. Hoff used the aircraft for state business including Boston trips. Cram said new use rules are in place and Hoff agreed the plane would be used per regulations. The governor was unavailable for comment.
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Camp Johnson
UPI
Vermont
Adj
Reginald M. Cram
Air Force Inspector General
National Guard
Philip H. Hoff
Washington
Drew Pearson
Pearson
Richard Spear
Vermont Air National Guard
Cram
Hoff
Wayne C. Page
Francis Billado
Billado
H. Glenn Payne
First Baptist Church
Ecumenical Center
BCHS
Taylor
Mt. Anthony
ECHS
Boston
New England Governors’ Conference
Adjutant General
Southern Pines
N.C
Sentry Satellites Ready to Detect Nuclear Tests
CAPE KENNEDY UPS United States launched two advanced Sentry satellites to monitor sneak nuclear tests from earth to beyond Mars. They rode aboard a Titan 3D rocket with three hitchhiking moonlets, nearing blastoff within one second Tuesday.
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Cape Kennedy
UPS
United States
Earth
Mars
Air Force
Obituary for Clarence Arthur Piper of Bondville
Clarence Arthur Piper 68 of Bondville died unexpectedly at home. Born in Bellows Falls son of Charles Frederick and Olive Anna Piper and husband of Leonora Nourse. Former Williamstown resident 20 years employed at Brightwater Paper Co Adams retired two years ago. Survived by daughter Mrs. John Neale and sister Mrs. Walter Arnold. Funeral Saturday 11 a.m. Sherman Burbank Memorial Chapel Williamstown. Burial Eastlawn Cemetery Williamstown. Calling hours Hopkins Funeral Home Williamstown today 2–4 and 7–9 p.m.
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Bondville
Clarence Arthur Piper
Bellows Falls
Charles Frederick
Olive Anna (Partridge) Piper
Leonora Nourse
Piper
Williamstown
Mass
Brightwater Paper Co
Adams
John Neale
Walter Arnold
Charlestown
N.H
Sherman-Burbank Memorial
Samuel G. Graham
Williamstown First Baptist Church
Eastlawn
Hopkins Funeral Home
Orion and Scorpius Settle Into Opposite Sky Lanes
Astronomy notes describe Orion fading in the western sky while Scorpius rises in the southeast, with Antares then visible as Mars colors the sky. In space news, Titan 3C launches at 5:01 a.m. EST, delivering five Sentry satellites into high orbits, as Col. Otto Ledford confirms a good result and successful orbital maneuvers.
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Orion
Scorpius
Antares
Mars
America
China
Spaceport
Titan
Atlantic
Otto Ledford
6555Th Aerospace Test Wing
Hospital Notes Admits list for Bennington area
Admission entries include Jackie Connelly Florence Kalinowski Ruth Mulvey Claude Squires Bennington Dennis Trombley Dorset Clarence Foster of North Bennington and discharge of Barbara Parmenter and son Donna McDermott Jacqueline Harrington and daughter Shaftsbury Elwin Bentley Hoo sick Falls Francis Eggsware Bennington Births announce Mr and Mrs Donald Burdick of Pownal a son April 27
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Jackie Connelly
Florence Kalinowski
Ruth A. Mulvey
Claude Squires
Bennington
Dennis M. Trombley
Dorset
Clarence M. Foster
North Bennington
Barbara Parmenter
Donna McDermott
Jacqueline Harrington
Shaftsbury
Elwin Bentley
Hoosick Falls
Francis
Donald Burdick
Pownal
Two Car Collision Reported By Police In Arlington
State police filed a report on a two vehicle collision in Arlington last night causing extensive damage. Vehicles were driven by Robert Boulet, 19, of Bennington and Gerald Lane, 18, of Arlington. Both were traveling south on Route 7 around 10 p.m. Lane attempted to pass Boulet, resulting in the crash. No injuries were reported.
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Arlington
Robert Boulet
Stark Street
Bennington
Gerald Lane
Boulet
Lane
Rt. 7
Dow Jones Averages Report Albany Noon April 28 1967
The Dow Jones Industrial Average stood at 896.83 up 2.01 points. The Railroads average at 231.71 rose .44, Utilities at 139.864 advanced .70, and the Composite at 316.484 gained .44. Volume reached 6,890,000 shares.
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Mountain Majesty
Ile St. Helene
Joseph Philippe Laniel
Place Des Nations
Robert Shaw
Peace Tower
Ottawa
Ile Notre Dame
Otis
Dorset Nursing Association
Nursing Association
Tompkins
John Phalen
Carol Whitlock
Brandon
Patricia Betit
Panavision
Cornelius Walker
Bennington Briefs
Cleon R. Gardner
Vietnam
Chelsea
Naval Hospital
Air Force Hospital
Wright- Patterson Afb
Dayton
Ohio
Cleon Gardner
Pittsfield
Wright- Patterson AF Base
Military Order of the Cooties Auxiliary
Old Bennington
Marion Tudor
Ina Damon
Janet Campbell
Emma Beauregard
Frances Hunt
Old Town Nursery
Bennington Road
Page
Bennington Fire Department
Cora B. Whitney
Gage St
Clarence A. Piper
Dow-Jones—Bache & Co
Albany
Bennington Dsa
Aota
Sat
Metrocolor
W.Y. World-Journal Tribune
Sweden
North
New York
Cit_ WORTH
SUN
Nashville
American Interna
Tex Ritter
Sonny James
Loretta Lynn
Porter Wagoner
Faron Young
Wilburn Brothers
Beatle Ee D
Goliath
Gordon S Scott
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