Raynolds Endorses Medicare Bill in Vermont Campaign Speech
Democratic candidate Raynolds urged support for the King-Anderson Javits Medicare plan at a Bennington Free Library talk, arguing it is a conservative, prepaid insurance approach funded by payroll taxes. He contrasted it with Kerr Mills and urged voter backing amid debates on public works and social welfare.
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Harold
Ron
Raynolds Pomfret
U.S
Vermont
Bennington Free Library
Bennington County
Kerr- Mills
King-Anderson
Kerr-Mills _ bill
Kerr-Mills
F. Ray Keyser
Philip H. Hoff
Burlington
Perry Mason Shifts to Thursday Night Slot
The TV series Perry Mason moves from Saturday to Thursday starting September 27. Producer Gail Patrick Jackson says the move is like changing neighborhoods but will keep old fans while attracting new ones. The article notes Mason's strong audience on CBS and mentions Erle Stanley Gardner's continuing influence.
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Perry Mason
CBS
Attorney
Gail Patrick Jackson
Bennington Church Groups Plan Meetings and Summer School Talks
The Woman's Society of Christian Service will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m. Summer School highlights to be shared by Mrs Paul Crane Mrs George Jepson and Miss Helen Atwell. Rosary Altar Society to receive monthly Communion at 8 a m Mass. Bennington Area YMCA Executive Committee to meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m to act on items before Sept 18 board meeting. Bennington Garage closed from this evening until Tuesday morning.
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Woman’s Society of Christian Service of
The
Methodist Church
Poultney
Paul Crane
George Jepson
Helen Atwell
Circle V
Fred Butler
Rosary Altar Society
St. Francis de Sales
Bennington Area
YMCA
Italy’s television literacy drive educates thousands
Rome reports a State Television Network program called It’s Never Too Late has drawn about 100000 diploma winners. The third year totals over 50000 pupils at 2154 listening points with a 77 percent average promotion rate. Children and shutins also study, including inmates.
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Rome
UPI
Italy
Promo
Ministry of Education
West Coast Fires Now Under Control
Firefighters moved to mop up two mountain brush fires north of Los Angeles after containing one and gaining control of the other. Moist ocean winds aided progress as operations continued Thursday night.
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West Coast
Los Angeles
Berlin disaster victims linger in hospitals and homes
Three Berlin victims remain hospitalized or under care after the July 25 propane truck explosion. John J. Brazie Jr. is in Albany Medical Center in critical but improving condition, while Mary Goodermore Brazie, 18, died in the blast. Others from Berlin and nearby towns are listed among the injured and deceased.
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Berlin
Bennington
Albany
Putnam Memorial Hospittal
John Feathers
John J. Brazie Jr
Albany Medical Center
Frank Marco
Donna Wager
Baby Brazie
Mary Goodermore Brazie
Joseph E. Sourcliffe Sr
Rosalee Loker
Victoria Loker
Kenneth McCumber
Mabel Wager
Dorothy Moses
Robert McLucas
Pomeroy Pa
Johnson Attacks Meyer in Brattleboro Editorial Clash
In a Brattleboro Reformer critique Johnson says a state referendum would back the proposed legislation and accuses Meyer of unfair labor treatment. He cites Meyer’s 1960 vote against federal defense funding, defends deficit spending for defense, and labels Meyer as aligned with splinter groups harming national security.
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Brattleboro
Johnson
Meyer
Dawson City Decay Attracts Tourists For Klondike Appeal
In Yukon, Dawson City lures visitors with rugged relic charm from the 1898 gold rush era. A $750,000 festival investment has revived key sites including the Palace Grand Theater and the S S Keno sternwheeler hotel, while government and locals aim for lasting appeal.
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Yukon
Robert Service
Dawson City
Dawson City Festival Foundation
Palace Grand Theater
Arizona Charlie Meadows
S. S. Keno
Thieves Take $500 In Open Safe Overnight Break-In
In South Woodbury Vermont thieves unlocked a door and stole 500 dollars from an open safe in a store owned by John Thorpe who also leased the building to the town clerk. A cash register taken earlier was found outside the store unopened.
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South Woodbury
John Thorpe
Mr Clean Goes to War in Training Bomb Test
In Salisbury England a soapflake bomb described as a nuclear detergent burst into a mushroom cloud during a military drill. The device weighs 25 pounds of explosive with soapflake packs and waste oil, used to simulate nuclear warfare in maneuvers.
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Salisbury
England
Holden Probes Report on Proposed Two-System Highway Network
Vermont Highway Commissioner Russell A. Holden says he has forwarded an interim study on a simplified two-system highway network to the legislative committee. The report explores eliminating the state-aid road system and reforming the 6.5 cent gas tax distribution, with one third for maintenance, as reforms to be reviewed by next session.
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Holden
Mrs F T Frelinghuysen Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. Fred Theodore Frelinghuysen 79 a Manchester resident since 1946 died at home after a long illness born March 25 1884 in New York City Her husband a retired New York lawyer is among survivors She is survived by two daughters Mrs Albert B Dewey Washington and Mrs George C Rand Oyster Bay two grandchildren and two great grandchildren The funeral Saturday at 2 30 p m in St John s Chapel with Rev Robert Clayton officiating Burial in Dellwood Cemetery
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Fredrik Theodore Frelinghuysen
Katharine Kendall
New York
New York City
Chester A. Arthur
Albert B. Dewey
Washington
George C. Rand
Oyster Bay
N.Y
St. John’s Chapel
Robert Clayton
Zion Episcopal Church
Dellwood Cemetery
Obituary of Albert V. McDermott Arlington resident
Albert V McDermott 66 of 118 Rollin St died Thursday night at Putnam Memorial Hospital after a two week stay He was born June 17 1896 in Arlington and lived on Rollin Street for 30 years He worked at the old Cooper plant and Village Cemetery He was a member of Bennnington Aerie F C Eagles He married Margaret Schnurr on March 2 1917 She died in February 1960 Surviving are a daughter Doris Devlin two grandchildren and a sister Helen Stewart Funeral services will be at Gibney Haynes and Kane Funeral Home Saturday at 2 pm Burial at Park Lawn Cemetery.
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Albert Volney McDermott
Rollin St
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Arlington
James and
Alice (Burgess) McDermott
McDermott
Cooper
Village
Rollin Street
Bennington Aerie
F. C. Eagles
Margaret Schnurr
Patrick
Doris) Devlin
River Street
Helen Stewart
North Adams
Mass
Gibney, Haynes and Kane Funeral
Park Lawn Cemetery
Funeral services for Philip DeBlock Arlington
Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at Hanson-Walbridge Funeral Home for Philip DeBlock with Reverend Charles W. Grande officiating. Interment followed at Evergreen Cemetery in Arlington. Bearers were Achie Hess Roy Cole Ray Little and Leon Niles all from Arlington. Relatives and friends attended from New Jersey and nearby communities.
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Arlington
Philip DeBlock
Hanson-Walbridge Funeral Home
Charles W. Grande
Federated Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Achie Hess
Roy Cole
Ray Little
Leon Niles
New Jersey
Loveland Sentenced for Careless Driving and Hit Run
Municipal Court Judge Waldon Holden sentenced Edward M. Loveland 23 of Cleveland Avenue Shaftsbury to 60 days in county jail after he pled guilty to careless and negligent driving resulting in an accident and leaving the scene. Avery 24 of Manchester Depot pleaded guilty to driving while license suspended and got 30 days. Brian L. Hill 17 of Manchester Depot pled guilty to careless driving and was fined 50 dollars. A recess was called. later results will appear in Saturday's Banner.
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Edward M. Loveland
Cleveland Avenue
Shaftsbury
Loveland
Waldo Holden
Charles H. Avery
Manchester Depot
Brian L. Hill
Holden
Autos Collide on Main Street Leaves Minor Damage
Two cars received slight damage in a 5 15 p.m. Thursday collision on Main Street. P E Richmond of BenMont Ave driving a 1956 Chevrolet stopped to turn and was hit from behind by Burton P Wor thington of Mechanic Street North Bennington according to Bennington Village Police.
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Main Street
Bennington Village
P. E. Richmond
BenMont Ave
Burton P. Worthington
Mechanic Street
North Bennington
Richmond
Bovine Walks Into Car on Vermont Route 9
A one year old cow was struck by a 1960 Ford station wagon on Vermont 9 in Bennington at 4 25 p m. The animal owned by Keith E Watkin of West Road Bennington suffered a broken leg while being led along the roadside. The driver Wilfred La Flamme 79 said the cow darted into the road and could not be avoided. About 120 dollars damage was caused to the car. The incident remains under investigation.
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Vermont 9
Bennington
Keith E. Watkin
West Road
Wilfred LaFlamme
LaFlamme
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