Springfield Civil Rights March Plans Continue Sunday
Springfield activists said they will march Sunday for public redress despite permit denial by police. CORE chairwoman Juanita Griffin and two aides sought a parade permit. a deputy chief reportedly refused after a call. A telegram urged Mayor Volpe to enforce a signed agreement. CORE Boston officials planned a Boston to Springfield motorcade leaving before 9 a.m.
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Callender
Coca
Juanita Griffin
Springfield College
CORE
Council of Organization For Civil Rights
Boston
Springfield
Benmore Store Sets Reopening After Fire Demolition
Benmore Store in the North Street Shopping Center will reopen Wednesday after a destructive April 16 fire. Owner Ben Boymann announced the plan Friday afternoon, saying the store will offer the same merchandise with expanded ready to wear and sports departments.
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Benmore
North Street
Ben Boymann
Federal authorities move to quell campus riot on federal property
On a 650 student camp that houses mostly Black students, federal property limited state police initial access. After a U S attorney request Gov Breathitt sent troopers who then surrounded the site as FBI and marshals arrived. The riot began in the cafeteria with about 50 youths involved.
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W. O. Newman
State Police
U.S
Edward T. Breathitt
FBI
Robert Rudd
World-Traveling New Zealander Visits Here After 14,000 Mile Trip
Syril Molle and Ken Young, both from New Zealand, are guests of Mr and Mrs Arnold Harrington at 626 Main St after a 14,000 mile rearward journey through Europe and back from England. They traveled in a Dormobile camper, crossed East and West Europe, and visited Greece, Turkey, Italy, Spain, and more. They faced food shortages behind the Iron Curtain and limited shop choices, and noted friendly locals despite barriers. They plan to seek work in Canada and may return to the United States in the future.
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Europe
Bennington
Arnold Harrington
Main St
Syril Molle
Melburne
Australia
Ken Young
Christ Church
New Zealand
Harrington
U.S
Antarctica
South Pole
Young
Ken
United States
Moile
England
Scotland
Ireland
Channel
France
Paris
Spain
Portugal
Gibraltar
Mediterranean
Switzerland
Italy
Brindisi
Greece
Istanbul
Turkey
Bulgaria
Rumania
Yugoslavia
Austria
Germany
East Germany
West Berlin
East Berlin
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Holland
Belgium
English Channel
Romania
West
Karl Marx Strasse
Molle
Canada
Commonwealth
Harringtons
Down Under
Sybil Moile
Scandinavia
Hagerman
Cardinal Cushing Returns From Strenuous Irish Trip
Cardinal Richard Cushing arrived at Logan Airport Boston after an 11 day Ireland visit that included dedicating a Galway cathedral. He told reporters he felt exhausted yet praised the Irish people and discussed future plans including a trip to South America and a 1966 Kennedy memorial dedication in Israel. A crowd greeted him at the airport and thousands were present at Shannon Airport for departure.
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Boston
UPI
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Ireland
Galway
Logan International Airport
Cardinal Cushing
Fmost
South America
John F. Kennedy
Israel
Lemuel Wells
John F. Collins
Timothy J. Regan
John A. Volpe
Shannon International
Godspeed
de Valera
Bunratty Castle
United States
Oona Kelly
Kennedy
White House
Bobby
Sen
Robert F. Kennedy
Dn.y
Funeral Services For Mrs Bridget A Enright Held In Bennington
Funeral services were conducted for Mrs Bridget A Enright a former Bennington resident who died Tuesday at her granddaughter's home in Falls Church Virginia. The service at Mahar and Son Funeral Home and St Francis de Sales Church featured a requiem high mass by Msgr Francis B Flanagan with burial at Park Lawn Cemetery. Bearers included Dr John Ferry William K Richardson Donald J Evans and Joseph Merrow relatives attended from Arlington Falls Church West Grove Shaftsbury and surrounding areas. Also observed were services for Frederick J Mayer at St Francis de Sales Church with graves at Hinsdillville Cemetery. Bearers listed were Francis and John Griffis Robert Sweet Joseph Sweet John Sweet and Gerald Colvin.
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Bridget A. Enright
Bennington
Donald Evans
Falls Church
Mahar and Son
St. Francis de Sales Church
Francis B. Flanagan
John Ferry
Arlington
William K. Richardson
West Grove
Donald J. Evans
Joseph Merrow
Park Lawn Cemetery
Msgr
Flanagan
Arlington, Va
Frederick J. Mayer
Putnam Memorial Hospital
St. Francis de Sales
Francis B.flanagan
Hanson-Walbridge
Hinsdillville Cemetery
California
Canada
Shaftsbury
Francis
John Griffis
Robert Sweet
North Bennington
Joseph and
John Sweet
Gerald Colvin
Bennington Briefs and Classifieds Note Hospital and Car Sale
Mrs Emogene Bleau of Burgess Road is hospitalized at Putnam Memorial with a broken hip. For sale a 1964 Chevrolet Imperial four door blue white with radio heater auto trans two new winter tires $1995 phone 442-4217. Adv Manila UPI two persons killed and several injured in a battle between Bauam and Tinglayan tribes in Bontoc Mountains 300 miles north. Cardinal honored with 21 gun salute as he boarded Aer Lingus jetliner St Bridget. officials and clergy witnessed farewell at airport.
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Emogene Bleau
Burgess Road
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Auto Trans
Manila
UPI
Bontoc Mountains
Here
St. Bridget
Eamon de Va
Water report notes heavy August rains ease local drought
A thunderstorm dumped .82 inches in Bennington, boosting August total to 3.13 inches per U.S. weather observer Paul Bohne. Water officials report improved conditions as Morgan Spring pumps are off, with rainfall this week increasing supplies but reducing emergency reliance. August remains the wettest month so far this year, contrasting with prior drought years. total year precipitation stands at 17.32 inches through eight months.
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Bennington
Paul W. Bohne
U.S
Water Department
C. Henry Hansen
Morgan Spring
Hansen
Bohne
Harwood Hill
Picketing incident leaves two injured in Fort Deposit shooting
A civil rights action near Fort Deposit ended with a shooting at Warner's Store behind the county jail. Inez Morrisroe and another worker were jailed earlier and freed. a white storekeeper ordered them off his property then fired. Morrisroe describes being knocked down as the shot rang out while another witness, Joyce Bailey, helped the injured flee.
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Iel
Morrisroe
Fort Deposit
Hayneville
UPI
Warner’s
John
Joyce Bailey
Morrise Roe
Bennington Banner notices and contact details
The Bennington Banner lists its offices and contact numbers for business newsroom and advertising. It notes daily publication excluding Sundays and holidays, address at 425 Main St Bennington Vermont, and subscription rates by mail within Vermont and elsewhere.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
UPI
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Frost’s Pharmacy
Bennington, Vt
Rt Earn
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Mass
Oneida
Main Street
Johann
Haviland
China
Parker
Evans’ News
Office Equipment Inc
DIAL
Mrs. Bridget Enright
Bennington Briefs
Water Report
Benar N Roing
Fishman’s Boys’ Wear Dept
Walker
Fianci
Alabama
Cas Pyro Sea Club
Ecwn Ae UR Ain
Williamstown
Reese Pee
THE
Vermont
First National Stores
Cmeen Stame
North Bennington Rd
Richmond
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