Hoff cleans pots in Vermont tour and other staffing notes
Governor Hoff rolled up his sleeves in Camp Drum Vermont while touring National Guard units and joked about buying a new potato peeler for Christmas. Rev. Otto Nellinger named executive secretary of the Vermont Baptist Convention. Vermont Retail Grocers plan discusses malt beverage sales bad checks and a luncheon honoring Martha Thomas Dairy Princess. St Michael's College gains GSA land and buildings from Ethan Allen base for English language program space.
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UPS
Otto Nellinger
New Haven
Rutland
Vermont Retail Grocers’ Association
Woodstock Inn
Woodstock
Carl R. Smith
Gregory C. McNally
South Burlington
Department of Liquor Control
Arthur E. Crowley Jr
Rutland County
Vermont
Martha Thomas
Thomas
Rutland High School
United States
Winooski
St. Michael’s
New England
General Services Administration
Paul Lazzaro
GSA
Ethan Allen Air Force Base
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Honesty rewarded in London man receives large legacy
Fred Skinner found 1,000 pounds in a park five years ago and turned it in to the police. The owner, Frederick Heenan, left a 60,000 pound estate to Skinner after his death, later half to Heenan's sister after a contested will. Skinner uses the 30,000 pound windfall to pay a mortgage, buy a car and plan adoption.
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London
UPI
Fred Skinner
Skinner
Toole
Frederick Heenan
Heenan
New England Pavilion Seeks Extra Funds for World’s Fair
Boston based New England World’s Fair Corp official Melvin D. Peach said the controversial pavilion needs an additional 200000 dollars for winter mothballing spring refurbishing and demolition after the fair ends. He hopes private industry provides the money with a worst case trimming of budget items if funds fall short. If still needed the group will turn to the legislature.
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Boston
UPID
New England
Melvin D. Peach
Burglar's odd take leaves road map with cash
In York England a bungling thief broke into a potato merchant's warehouse found nothing and left behind a road map with three pounds wrapped inside tyres. Gardner Caverly spoke of 600000 from New England industry while Stanley Zarod questioned a 144000 public relations contract for the pavilion.
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England
UPI
Britain
Leonard Patternick
Peach
Gardner Caverly
Council
New England
Stanley J. Zarod
D-Springfield
Ranger VII Moonshot Photos On Display At UVM Bailey Library
The Bailey Library at the University of Vermont hosts 17 photographs from the July 31 Ranger VII moonshot in its lobby. The exhibit, accompanied by the Special Report to Congress on Ranger VII, comes from NASA and runs through mid September.
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Burlington
Bailey Library
University of Vermont
Congress
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Seaway Tony begins 2000 mile row to World’s Fair
Anthony Celery 45 of Sault Ste. Marie Michigan arrives in Albany heading toward the World’s Fair by rowboat via the St Lawrence Seaway and Hudson River hoping to complete the journey in about 80 days. In Schenectady General Electric faces a potential nationwide strike after a five month dispute over ending piece work rates. Local 301 forms a four member committee to draft a strike resolution for a conference in New York City and a possible authorization vote. A GE spokesman says the issue is local and to be solved locally.
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Seaway
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St. Lawrence Seaway
Hudson River
Anthony Celery
Sault Ste. Marie
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Schenectady
General Electric Co
International Union of Electrical Workers
IWE
New York City
Meat theft shocks Curran Memorial Highway Market
Police probe the theft of 100 pounds of meat worth 75 dollars from Curran Memorial Highway Market Sunday night. Owner Michael Cramer said thieves broke in through the front door and also stole eggs and canned goods from shelves.
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North Adams
Curran Memorial Highway
Michael Cramer
Bennington Banner telephones and publication details
The Bennington Banner lists its contact numbers for business newsroom and advertising and notes daily publication except Sundays and holidays. It also states its address at 425 Main St Bennington Vermont and its status as a United Press International member with republication rights.
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Main St
Bennington
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Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
UPI
Massachusetts Announces $10 Million Conservation Job Training Plan
Governor Peabody examined a four year, $10 million program to provide employment and job training for young men in forestry recreation marine fisheries and fish and game development. The plan was submitted to the governor by Massachusetts Commissioner of Natural Resources Charles H.
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UPI
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Peabody
Massachusetts Commissioner of Natural Resources
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Drowns After Canoe Capsize Rescue Efforts Fail
In Pittsfield Massachusetts a 34 year old Adams man William Lubowich drowned after his canoe capsized in Plaine Field Pond. Two teenage girls Suzanne Chlapowski and Paula Chlapowski along with Edward Harrington attempted rescue and administered mouth to mouth but Lubowich could not be revived.
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UPI
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Plainefield Pond
William Lubo=wich
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Webster
Paula Chlapowski
Leicester
Lubowich
Edward Harrington
Leominster
Harrington
Actress Ruth Lee Wins Battle Against Soviet Red Tape
Hollywood star Ruth Lee and her 85-year-old grandmother Ludvise Kamandulis arrived in Los Angeles after eight years and thousands of dollars spent to secure immigration from Moscow. Lee hopes to bring her aunt Antose Straznickiene next month, as relatives greet them with joy at the airport.
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UPI
Ruth Lee
America
Moscow
Ludvise Kamandulis
Miss Lee
Los Angeles International Airport
Antose Straznickienie
Hello
Mrs. Kamandulis
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