Maine lobsterman hauls up sea monster skeleton
Biddeford Maine resident Richard Gagne 23 hauled from his boat a partial skeleton he described as the oddest looking thing he ever saw officials sought to identify the mystery find as a possible sea creature or related carcass.
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Maine
Biddeford
UPI
Richard Gagne
Gagne
Saco River
Atlantic Ocean
Peter
Coast Guard
Fletcher
Gagnes
Robert Nelson
Nelson
Backers of Ousted Mayor Plan Protest Parade
Supporters of suspended Mayor J Herbert Quinn plan a protest parade in Concord New Hampshire. They circulated petitions across nine wards denouncing the Board of Aldermen for removing him on misconduct charges after his November 1965 election win by a 45 vote margin was followed by his removal.
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Concord
N.H
UPI
J. Herbert Quinn
Quinn
Board of Aldermen
Concord Monitor
James M. Langley
Superior Court
Jane Valley
Square Dance In Armory Friday Night Bennington event
The Catamount Gadabouts sponsor a Western square dance at the State Armory Friday from 8 to 11 p.m. Jim Ford and Earl Turner call dances with Green Mountain Wheelers to perform in red white and blue. Spectators welcome and inquiries about square dance classes will be taken by Roy Marsden in the fall.
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Bennington
Catamount Gadlabouts
State Armory
Jim Ford
Barre
Earl Turner
Lenox
Mass
Green Mountain
North Bennington
Raleigh Fleetwood
Catamount Gadabouts Club
Roy Marsden
Flea Market Displays Wares From Seven States
More than 50 antique dealers from seven states will display a wide array of treasures at the second annual Flea Market sponsored by Mt. Anthony Chapter 1, Order of the Eastern Star. The outdoor show runs 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. atop Harwood Hill opposite Holmes Transportation terminal on U.S. 7, about two miles north of Bennington. Antiques include Bennnington pottery, stoneware, Staffordshire, porcelains, cut glass, art glass, dolls, clocks, brass, silver, books, prints, paintings, and period furniture. Vermont craftsmen offer jewelry, woodenware, textiles, and plaques. a country store features penny candy and treats. A white elephant table and baked goods sale appear, with refreshments and protected parking at the Holmes terminal.
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Vermont
Holmes Terminal
Marines Recruiter Schedules Bennington Visits On Thursdays
Sgt. N C Gracien U S Marine Corps recruiter will be in Bennington on Thursdays from 9 to 11 30 a m at the Selective Service headquarters on Main Street to promote a 120 day delay program The delay counts toward active duty pay and promotion once assigned It offers time to finish high school work and personal matters before reporting for duty The program exempts enlistees from Selective Service calls
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N. C. Gracien
U.S. Marine Corps
Rutland
Bennington
Local Board Selective Service
Main Street
Gracien
Girl Burned by Gasoline In Satisfactory Condition
Ten year old Mary Rogalski was burned by flaming gasoline while roasting apples with a brother and a neighbor’s child in their backyard. She sustained second and third degree burns to her face hands chest and back and was moved from Putnam Memorial Hospital to Albany Medical Center for treatment. She is in satisfactory condition and faces four to nine months of hospitalization with probable skin grafts.
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Mary Rogalski
Albany Medical Center
Casimir Rogalski
Silver St
Mary
Albany
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Putnam Memorial
Jimmy
Rogalski
Bennington
Local Vermonters Win $430000 in UVM Scholarships
Twenty five Bennington County students are among 500 Vermonters enrolled or entering undergraduate programs at the University of Vermont who received scholarship aid totaling 430000. Total scholarship and loan aid exceed 1 million for over 1000 students. Wilbur Fund aid remains prominent with 216 Vermonters receiving 110000 in Wilbur scholarships.
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Burlington
Bennington County
University of Vermont
UVM
Allen Walker
Walker
Wilbur Fund
Vermont
Detroit policemen charged in motel killings during riot
Two Detroit police officers were charged with murder in the shotgun deaths of three Black youths during a motel incident amid a riot. Ronald August and Robert Paille faced charges in Aubrey Pollard and Fred Temple deaths, respectively, with Carl Cooper’s death citing insufficient evidence. Prosecutor Cahalan said further charges would follow after continuing investigation.
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Detroit
UPD
Wayne County
William L. Cahalan
Algiers
Ronald August
Robert Paille
August
Aubrey Pollard
Paille
Fred Temple
Carl Cooper
Calahan
Cooper
Cehalan
Lunar Orbiter 5 photographs Moon's far side
In Pasadena California UPI reports America's fifth Lunar Orbiter sent clear photos of the moon's hidden side to refine a lunar map. The 860 pound craft used telephoto and wide angle lenses circling in polar orbit as Boeing Seattle leads the $205 million program. The report notes the mission and contractor details.
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Pasadena
Calif
UPI
America
Boeing
Seattle
Battle in Congo Near Rwanda Border Escalates
Congo army and white mercenaries clash on the Bukavu frontier as Belgian and French mercenaries join a 375 mile trek toward Rwanda. Government says 120 to 150 mercenaries and about 500 Katangese rebels are cornered, with at least 18 mercenaries dead and heavy Congo losses reported.
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Kinshasa
UPI
Congo
Rwanda Republic
Bukuvu
Rwanda
U.S
Jean
Black Jack) Schramme
Bukavu
Joseph D. Mobutu
Missing Car Recovered In Pownal After Overnight Abduction
Laura Mac Jarrett reported her 1958 blue and cream Pontiac missing from 208 Gage St since 10 p.m. Monday. By 8 a.m. police recovered the car after a Carpenter Hill Road resident saw it left in her driveway at 1 a.m. A second car and its driver were not described. The car had muffler and brake damage.
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Laura MacJarrett
Gage St
Carpenter Hill Road
Miss MacJarrett
Wickes Named To Position At Tansitor
Roy M. Andersen of Tansitor Electronics announces Raymond Wickes as customer service representative. Wickes will liaison with customers, sales reps, and distributors and coordinate advertising and sales promotion. Born in Cohoes New York he graduated from Hudson Valley Community College in 1959 and is pursuing business administration at Russell Sage College. He was previously a quality control products specialist for Behr Manning Co. in Watervliet and is married with one child.
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Roy M. Andersen
Tansitor Electronics, Inc
Raymond Wickes
Wickes
Tansitor
Cohoes
N.Y
Hudson Valley Community College
Russell Sage College
Behr Manning Co
Watervliet
Bondville Obituary of Howard P Horton 1896 197? District Leader
Howard P Horton 71 died Sunday in Rutland Hospital. Born July 28 1896 in Providence Rhode Island he served in World War I and was a Bondville School Board member. He moved from Cranston Rhode Island where he worked 44 years for Cranston Print Works to Bondville 15 years ago. He is survived by his wife Irene Smith and three daughters Barbara Gardiner Kingston RI and Mrs James.
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Bondville
Howard P. Horton
Winhall School Board
Rutland Hospital
Providence
R.I
Howard
Lizzie (Cox) Horton
Brattleboro Christian Science Church
Cranston
Cranston Print Works
Irene Smith
Barbara Gardiner
Kingston, R.I
James
Bennington Briefs and Middlebury Obituary Notes
Bennington Briefs covers Clayton Daigneault’s successful major surgery at Albany Medical Center Hospital with family details and funeral arrangements for Bruce Edward Legacy. In Middlebury a requiem high mass is planned for Dr. Philip J. Hincks, 41, son of State Treasurer Peter L. Hincks, who died of a heart attack. Hincks was Addison County Medical Society president and Porter Hospital staff.
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Clayton Daigneault
Crescent Boulevard
Albany Medical Center Hospital
Bruce Edward Legacy
Mrs
Donald Legacy
Oakes Street
Children’s Hospital
Boston
Middlebury
UPI
Philip J. Hincks
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Hincks
Vermont
Peter L. Hincks
Addison County Medical Society
Porter Hospital
Hospital Notes August 7 1967 admissions and births
Admissions include Patricia Colegrove Bennington Geraldine Fischer Lia Shat tuck Manchester Depot Ben Harbur East Arlington Discharges list James Pokines Sally Fox Hoosick Falls Patricia Longo Ruth Davis Mrs Gloria Watson and daughter Bennington Cecile King Manchester Births Mr and Mrs James Charboneau Box 14 South Dorset twins a daughter and a son Aug 7.
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Patricia Colegrove
Bennington
Geraldine Fischer
Lia Shattuck
Manchester Depot
Ben Harbur
East Arlington
James Pokines
Sally Fox
Hoosick Falls
Patricia Longo
Ruth Davis
Gloria Watson
Cecile King
Manchester
James Charboneau
Box 14
South Dorset
Mars Passes Antares in Scorpius Next Month
Astronomy notes explain Mars will enter Scorpius next month and meet the star Antares as it moves west to east nightly. Earth’s motion makes both objects appear farther west while Mars’ direct motion draws them closer each evening.
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Mars
Scorpius
Antares
Earth
Clark Explains Federal Riot Help Procedure
Washington Atty Gen Ramsey Clark outlined a simple procedure for governors to request federal troops in extreme riot situations. He stressed that the President makes the final decision, even after a governor submits a request, and noted that written requests are not strictly required in emergencies. The move follows distrust from Detroit dispatches and cites three conditions for federal troop deployment under the 175 year old law. Civil rights figures note rising Black enrollment in segregated schools may fuel tension, while Philadelphia authorities report Mayor Tate’s street gathering ban has curbed disorders.
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Washington
UPD
Johnson
Atty
Ramsey Clark
U.S
Detroit
Clark
Ian Johnson
Civil Rights Commission
Philadelphia
James H. J. Tate
Navy Jets Repel Viet Cong Assault At Camp Northwest of Saigon
Allied spokesmen say 1,500 Viet Cong swarmed a U.S. South Vietnamese Special Forces camp 54 miles northwest of Saigon. Green Berets and Vietnamese troops repelled the attack, with 116 Communists killed and one captured. An allied tally reports 214 Communists killed in the Saigon area on Monday. In a separate clash, South Vietnamese Rangers killed seven guerrillas and captured a mortar near Saigon with minimal casualties.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Central Highlands
Hoff signals board to brief governor on policy shift
Hoff expects a board recommendation to the governor at the Wednesday meeting. He refuted Harld Raynolds' call for President Johnson to retire in 1968 to aid the Democratic party. Hoff cautioned no large movement to dump Johnson exists, and voiced opposition to nearby milk price differentials upheld by a Rhode Island Massachusetts market order.
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Sioner
Hoff
Education Board
Harld Raynolds
Johnson
Raynolds
Citiezens
Democratic Committee
Daniel O’brien
Burlington
O’brien
George D. Aiken
Revt
Agriculture
Orville Freeman
Vermont
Boston
Stock Averages and Volume Reported At Noon
The Dow Jones and Bache composite figures show industrials at 923.60, down 3.23, rails at 272.92, down 0.64, and utilities at 336.74, up 0.37. The volume noted is 5,030,000 shares, with Albany listed as source location and dated August 30, 1967.
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Dow-Jones—Bache
Naan
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Gus Bournival
Gus
Drysdale’s
Lot
Peggy Maclay
Peggy Maclay Beauty Shop
Main St
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Lunar
Pollard
Temple
Pownal
Lloyd
Howard Norton
Bennington Briefs
Eagleson
East Providence
R.L
Leonard Briggs
Barrington
Howard E
Coventry
Robert A
Lyndonville
Roy Wisdom
Cody
Wyo
Edward Horton
R.S
Brewster
Manchester Center
Navy
Indiantown Gap
Ronald K. Pollock
Robert H. Pollock
Leonard St
U.S. Army
Pollock
Bennington High School
Ronald Pollock
Hunt
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