Rabies found in Vermont cow in Orleans County
Vermont confirms its third animal rabies case of 1964 with a 1000 pound pregnant heifer from Kennison Brothers of Westfield dying after showing throat obstruction thirst and drooling. Three people receive treatments after contact as authorities urge dog vaccination and stricter northern area enforcement.
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Burlington
Vermont
Kennison Brothers
Westfield
Orleans County
Vermont State Health Laboratory
Grand Isle
Essex County
Franklin County
Chittenden
Windsor County
L. J. Leavens
Vermont State Health Department Division of
Kennison Farm
Leavens
Berkshire County aids Williamston NC flood relief and exhibits
Impoverished Martin County families in North Carolina will receive over 2000 pounds of food and clothing from Berkshire County. An NAACP official and three Williams College students will deliver the load to Williamston starting today. Also, Adams Selectmen awarded a Brown Street storm drainage contract to Robert Steele Construction Inc. for 11432.64, and 18 bronze sculptures by Antoine Louis Barye are on display at Williams College Museum of Art through December 18, loaned from the Corcoran Gallery.
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Williamstown
Martin County
N.C
Berkshire County
Williamston
NAACP
Williams College
Adams — Selectmen
Brown Street
Robert Steele Construction Inc
Steele
Antoine Louise Barye
Williams College Museum of Art
Lawrence Hall
Minerva
Corcoran Gallery of Art
Washington, D.C
Stock Market Opens Firm Amid Moderate Trading
New York stocks opened firm in moderate trading with broad gains and several notable moves. American Cyanamid rose to 66, Chicago and Rock Island to 34, Texas Gulf Sulphur to 53 or 34, International Paper to 33 and Sears Roebuck to 1271, while General Motors dipped to 94 and American Motors slipped to 14.
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New York
UPD
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad
Texas Gulf
International Paper
Sears Roebuck
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Shamrock Oil
Comsat
American Telephone
Westinghouse
Pure Oil
New York Central Railroad
Standard Oil
N.J
Sinclair Oil
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bethlehem Steel
U.S. Steel
Inland
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
American Motors
Monsanto
IBM
Zee Uith
Polaroid
ACF Industries
Air Products
Alco
Armour
Atchison
Baldwin Lima Ham
Bendix
Boeing Aircraft
Chesapeake & Ohio
Norf & W
Coca Cola
Olin Mathieson Colgate
Owens CF
Collins R
Pan Awa
Paramount Pic
Parke Davis
Con Edison
Cons Coal
Penney
Continental Can
Crucible
Penn PL
Curtiss Wright
Penn RR
Det Edison
Pepsi Cola
Phillips Pet
Douglas Aircraft
Dow Chemical
Pittsburgh Plate
General Foods
VM Sinclair
Goodrich
Socony Mob
Goodyear
Vy Standard Oil
Ohio
Hershey
Studebaker
Ingersol Rand
Swift
Tennessee Gas
International Harv
Texaco International Nickel
Thomp RW
International T & T
Ly Timken RB
Island Creek Coal
Trans WA
Jones & Laughlin
United Aircraft
Ye Joy Mfg
United Air Lines
Ya Kennecott
United Fruit
le Koppers US Play Card
US Rubber
Kroger
Lehigh Val Ind
US Steel
Ly Lof Glass
Warner Bros Pic
Lone Star Cm
Va P&p
Lorillard
Western Union
Mack Trucks
Westeringhouse Air B
MGM
Elec
Wheeling Steel
Montgomery Ward
White Motors
Motorola
Winnex
National Aviation
Woolworth
National Biscuit
Xerox Cp
National Dist
Youngstown S&t
New Jersey Z
Vo Zenith
Smith Says Goldwater Never Had a Chance for Presidency
Senator Margaret Chase Smith told United Press reporters that Barry Goldwater could not win the presidency after his extremism remarks in his nomination acceptance speech. She argued voters feared he would abolish Social Security and push a nuclear war button, and urged GOP leaders to seek a vote of confidence for Chairman Dean Burch at the January meeting. Smith, who turns 60 on December 16, said she will not run for president again and urged a moderate GOP course to win back New England support for Johnson.
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Northfield
UPI
Norwich University
Ernest N. Harmon
Overseas Press Club
New York
Harmon
Washington
UPD
Margaret Chase Smith
Rmaine
Barry M. Goldwater
Sen. Goldwater
Smith
Johnson
Lacy
GOP
Dean Burch
GOP National Committee
Republican National Committee
New England
Kennedy Begins Walking On Road To Recovery
UPI reports Senator Edward M. Kennedy started active rehabilitation after a June 19 plane crash left him with a broken back. He walked about 20 feet in 30 steps aided by a lifting cot and orthopedic supports, with doctors planning gradual daily increases as he aims to return to the Senate.
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Boston
UPI
Edeward M. Kennedy
Kennedy
Southampton
Ted
Herman Adams
Massachusetts
New England Baptist Hospital
Palm Beach
Fla
Joseph P. Kennedy
Senate
Washington
Edward T. Martin
Atom Bombing Planner Gets Japanese Award
Tokyo announces Gen. Curtis LeMay will receive Japan’s First Order of the Rising Sun for postwar services. The Cabinet decision triggered protests as LeMay, chief of staff of the U.S. Air Force, planned a Far Eastern tour. Opposition figures called the award to the man who directed atomic bombings in Hiroshima and Nagasaki ridiculous.
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Tokyo
API
Curtis LeMay
U.S. Air Force
Japan
LeMay
Toru Ohara
Socialist Party
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Bennington Banner Telephones and Contact Details
The Bennington Banner lists its newsroom and advertising lines with phone numbers 442-2800 and 442-2684. It notes daily publication except Sundays and holidays, and provides subscription rates for surrounding Vermont and U.S. addresses, with special servicemen rates.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
UPI
Welfare Workers Invade Privacy Of Families Says Boston Priest
Boston priest Rev. Joseph T. Alves condemns welfare raids and midnight visits to homes of aid recipients as violations of constitutional rights and dignity. He urges public officials and the affluent to consider the plight of the poor and oppose intrusive checks that threaten families with dependent children.
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Boston
UPI
Joseph T. Alves
Family Counseling and Guidance Centers Inc
Fameilies
Father Alveccata
Five Day Forecast for Boston and New England
UPI reports five day outlook from the U S Weather Bureau with near normal temperatures across New England Saturday through Wednesday. Forecast calls for little change Saturday and Sunday, warmer Monday, seasonably cold Tuesday and Wednesday with normals listed for major cities including Boston Worcester Nantucket Providence and Portland.
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Boston
UPI
New England
U.S
Worcester
Nantucket
Providence
R.I
Concord
N.H
Burlington
Maine
Portland
Eastport
Greenville
Caribou
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Vergennes Company
State Hospital
Waterbury
Rupert A. Chittick
Montpelier
Hartland
Lewis E. Springer
Sclons
Norwich
Mary Fletcher Hospital
John Norris
Holiday Inn
South Burlington
Commission
Troy
State Commission On Correction
Rensselaer County
Poestenkill
Roman A. Sicho
Sicho
Sido
Down In
Berkshire
Berkshirites
Adams
Babcock Electric
Morgan Street
Barry
Sen. Smith
Ted Kennedy
Martin
Joan
John F. Kennedy Center For the Performing Arts
Atom
Bennington, Vt
Father Alves
Commission On Ethics
National Association of Social Workers
Alves
Vermont Bank
Tores
North Bennington Road
Q Coxe
Fort Schuyle
Drysdale’s
Armory
Cook & Bake Teflon
DuPont
Adomart
Artichoke
Economy Auto Stores, Inc
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