Vermont agri dept cites 10 creamery bond delays
The State Agriculture Department in Montpelier says ten creameries have not filed renewal bonds for the year starting Sept 1. The list excludes major Vermont buyers. Under a 1961 law, names of buyers missing bonds by Aug 1 must be posted. The ten include Alfalfa Farms Danvers Mass and Norwoods Inc Northampton Mass.
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Whiting
Alfalfa Farms
Danvers
Mass
L.E. Brigham Dairy
Burlington
Brox Dairy
Waltham, Mass
National Dairy Products
Schenectady
N.Y
George E. Thomas and Sons
Brattleboro
Fairlea Farms
Claremont
N.H
Norwoods Inc
Northampton
and Deary Brothers
Webster, Mass
Lawsuit Over Fatal Burlington Crossing Crash
The estate of Walter F. Clark of Norwich sues Boston and Maine and Canadian Pacific in U S District Court for 55000 amid a fatal May 1 1961 crossing collision alleging the Burlington crossing is hazardous and warning devices were inadequate.
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Burlington
U.S
Boston & Maine
Canadian Pacific
Walter F. Clark
Norwich
Norwich Names Acting Head of New Physical Education Dept
Dr. Wallace E. Baines, director of physical education at Norwich University, named acting head of the universitys new department of physical education. Maj. Gen. Ernest Harmon announced the creation of the department Thursday. Baines, with degrees from Arizona State College and a recent Boston University doctorate, has led Norwich PE for two years.
Vermon t Governor Keyser celebrates 35th birthday today
Governor F Ray Keyser of Vermont turns 35 and marks his birthday with family. He is midway through his first two year term and seeking re election in November. Keyser previously served as the youngest speaker of the Vermont House before becoming governor.
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Montpelier
F. Ray Keyser
Keyser
Vermont
University dorm projects may delay without federal funds
University of Vermont President John Fey warns that if federal funds are not notified by next Tuesday the two new dormitories could be delayed one year. Final approval from the Housing and Home Finance Agency is pending and completion was planned for fall 1963. delays would force a reduced enrollment by 150 students that year.
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Burlington
John Fey
University of Vermont
Fey
Housing and Home Finance Finance Agency
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Albany theft claims anti tank shells from supplier
Twenty millimeters anti tank or antiair shells were stolen from the Albany warehouse of Louis Plesser, a federally licensed antique gun collector. Police warn the shells could harm bystanders and may have been taken by children. Col. George Quick of the Watervliet Arsenal cautions the blast could cause death or serious injury nearby.
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Albany
Louis Plesser
John P. Tuffey
Plesser
George Quick
Watervliet
Berlin man discharged after Samaritan Hospital burns
John Brazie, 23, left Samaritan Hospital after 22 days of treatment for burns from the propane gas truck explosion on July 25. He visited his 16 month old son at Albany Medical Center, while his wife, 18, died days after the tragedy. Another victim, Mrs William Moses, 51, postmaster’s wife, remained in critical condition at Albany Medical Center, returned to critical on August 11.
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Berlin
John Brazie
Samaritan Hospital
Troy
Stephentown
John Jr
Albany Medical Center
Brazie
William Moses
Albany Medical Center Hospital
Three Teens Die In Galway Dirt Loader Crash
In Saratoga County a car collision on Sacandaga Road near Galway killed 16 year old Daniel Bianchi and 16 year old Cynthia Lesee both of Schenectady. Brother 13 year old James Bianchi is in critical condition.
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Schenectady
State Department of Public Works
Sacandaga Road
Galway
Saratoga County
Daniel Bianchi
Cynthia Lesee
James Bianchi
Thruway Authority to equip trucks with seat belts
The New York State Thruway Authority announced on Thursday that all maintenance trucks will be fitted with seat belts to provide extra protection for workers. Passenger cars on the Thruway are already equipped with belts.
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Troy
New York State Thruway Authority
Thruway
Kennedy campaign in Pittsfield sparks debate over dynasty
In North Adams and Pittsfield, Ted Kennedy’s Senate bid prompts sharp exchanges with Republicans and local Democrats. Peter Arles, Adams city Democratic chairman, waited two hours for a debate at a radio station, while Adams town workers collect 100 signatures to extend weekend town office closures year round.
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North Adams
Ted Kennedy
U.S
North Berkshire
Pittsfield
Peter Arles
Kennedy
ADAMS
Berkshire Mill No 3 foreclosure threat and safety action
Absentee owner Adams must act by October 5 on Berkshire Mill No 3 property owned by Heywood Corp. Foreclosure will be pursued by Berkshire Bank & Trust Co. Selectmen plan action due to the site being a danger to children. North Adams NBDC shell gains top status as a speculative building awaits a plant owner and must be weather protected.
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Adams
Berkshire Mill No
North Adams
Nbdc Shell
Veteran School Director Urges State Aid Boost for Education
J. Goodall Hutton of the Bennington Graded School District Board and Vermont School Directors Association urged Gov. Keyser to increase state aid for elementary and high school programs. He warned the current 1949 1953 formulas are inequitable and costly, calling for at least a 50 percent rise in aid and a long term, need based equalization plan. He stressed stronger elementary and high school foundations before higher education, noting anticipated costs and the importance of citizenship education.
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J. Goodall Hutton
Elm St
Bennington
F. Ray Keyser Jr
Vermont
Hutton
Vermont College Board
Vermont Technical College
Randolph
Castleton
Soviet Bloc
Village Police Nab Suspect in Bennington Garage Break
Two Bennington Village officers with Brighton police questioned Peter F. DiNardo Jr. about a Saturday night break at the Bennington Garage. About 750 dollars of cameras were recovered. rest of loot unaccounted. DiNardo, 21, was held on a Bennington warrant and sentenced in Massachusetts for probation violation. Vermont charges to be clarified by State's Attorney Bur ge ss. Police say another suspect may be involved.
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Bennington Village
Brighton, Mass
Bennington
James M. Kearns Jr
Donald Greenslet
Peter F. DiNardo Jr
Brighton
DiNardo
Brighton District Court
Massachusetts
Vermont
John Burgess
Boston
Bennington Banner Publisher Details Ad Breakfast
The Bennington Banner at 425 Main St Bennington Vermont notes display advertising contact 442 2684 The paper is published daily except Sundays and legal holidays and is a member of The Banner Publishing Corporation with Associated Press affiliation for local news and AP dispatch republication rights.
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Main St
Vermont
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
Associated Press
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