Sunderland Youth Pleads Innocent In Fatal Hit Run
Roy Christman of Sunderland pleaded not guilty in East Arlington Municipal Court to charges of careless and negligent driving resulting in fatality and leaving the scene after Mrs. Dora C Walker 58 died when struck by a passing car near her home. Police say the other vehicle swerved and struck her as she tried to enter her car on the East Arlington road. Bail set at 3000 with alcohol involvement alleged by the state’s attorney.
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Wesley
Dora C.) Walker
Daisy R. Schwarzkopf
East Arlington
East Dorset
Sunderland
Frank E. Harrigan
Manchester
Roy Christman
Bennington County
Christman
Inside Africa students unite in Bennington marriage
The article reports on a Bennnington marriage linking Inside Africa students from Kenya and Nigeria, highlighting cross cultural union on page 3. It notes community responses and implications for student life.
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Kenya
Nigeria
Bennington
Ross Reappointment Seen Unlikely Now
Washington reports Liberal publications push for Charles R. Ross of Burlington Vermont to be reappointed to the Federal Power Commission but opposition from natural gas and oil interests and dwindling odds suggest he will not be named again. UPI notes oil industry expert Harry Wilson Sharpe doubts renewed term if President Johnson holds to his stance. The Progressive backs Ross, calling the case a focal point in regulation battles.
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Washington
UPI
Charles R. Ross
Burlington
Federal Power Commission
Ross
United Press International
Harry Wilson Sharpe
Johnson
Senate
Jersey City riots erupt after arrest of Negro woman
More than 500 rioters clashed with police in Jersey City after the arrest on drunkenness charges. Bricks bottles and debris were hurled as officers used nightsticks and warning shots. Thirty-two people were injured including 17 officers. 14 arrests made and a news cameraman was cut. National Guardsmen were deployed amid a citywide emergency.
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Jersey City
N.J
UPI
John Morrison
New York
Harlem
Bedford + Stuyvesant
Brooklyn
Upstate
Rochester
Red Control of Vermont is Ruthless says Bircher
John Birch Society coordinator for Maine New Hampshire and Vermont calls Communist influence in Vermont strong and ruthless. William T Evans says the group will use all strength to recruit members through Vermont newspaper ads. Evans notes a campaign targeting Vermonters but offers no further details.
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Red
Vermont
Bircher
Montpelier
UPS
John Birch Society
Maine
New Hampshire
Green Mountain
William T. Evans
Birchers
New Birch Society
Evans
Tristate
Calif GOP rebuffs Barry forces at state committee meeting
California Republican Central Committee members rebuffed Barry Goldwater backers at a Sunday gathering. Knowland had urged shifting spoils to Goldwater, but the 1025 member body retained control, signaling impact on the November campaign in the state. In a separate note, St Thomas council awarded farmer Leslie Drake 378 for dairy losses caused by pneumatic drills near his farm.
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Sacramento
Calif
Barry Goldwaster
California
Republican Central Committee
U. S
William F. Knowland
Goldwater
Knowland
Arizona
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Central Committee
ST. Thomas, England
UPI
Leslie Drake
Drake
FDR Jr. Contemplates Vice Presidential Run
Washington reports speculate Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. may be backed for the Democrat ticket. The undersecretary of Commerce could be positioned to placate Kennedy supporters as Robert F. Kennedy signals willingness to help Johnson’s campaign.
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Washington
UPI
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Roosevelt
Johnson
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
West Virginia
Senate
Hubert Humphrey
Minn
Humphrey
Robert Kennedy
Combat Air Patrol Instituted
President Johnson ordered the Navy to double its destroyer force off North Vietnam and provide combat air patrols to destroy any attacking force. The move follows the Maddox being attacked Sunday by three Communist torpedo patrol boats in the Gulf of Tonkin.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
North Viet Nam
Gulf of Tonkin
Maddox
Ptrol
Navy
Ex Rutland Official Named Vermont Development Chief
Elbert G. Moulton Jr., 38, formerly executive vice president of the Greater Lawrence Massachusetts Chamber of Commerce, was named Vermont development commissioner after the Emergency Board approved a $15 000 salary. He replaces Roland R. Vautour who resigned to run Smugglers Notch Ski Ways in Jeffersonville. Moulton led Brattleboro and Rutland chambers in prior years and will take the post next month. Governor Hoff praised his experience in development activities. Moulton, a Brook Maine native, is a University of Maine and Syracuse Institute for Organizational Management graduate.
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Moulton
Andover
Mass
Roland R. Vautour
Jeffersonville
Vautour
Brattleboro Chamber of Commerce
Rutland Chamber of Commerce
Philip H. Hoff
Mouleton
Brooks
Maine
University of Maine
University of Syracuse Institute For Organization Management
Track's Effect on Local Business Survey Finds Little Impact
A Bennington area survey of Main Street merchants and bankers shows the race track has had little overall effect on business and credit payments. Some luxury shops report tax income shifts, clerks note mixed sales, and banks report rising deposits while traffic and moral concerns vary.
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Green Mountain Park
Main Street
Bennington Village
Benenington
Merc
Bennington
Massachusetts
New York
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Legion
Park Avenue
the Progressive
Philip A. Hoff
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Susan
Dagney
Andrea
Gretchen
Barry
FDR Jr
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VDC
Legislative Emergency Board
Williamstown
North Lee
Ranger
Ranger-7
Radio Corporation of America
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