Court Hears Styles Brook Testimony in Dam Case
Court records describe Justice Keyser viewing the Styles Brook diversion dam and nearby properties as plaintiffs Mrs. Malvine Cole George Wendland and Joel Kent seek an injunction. Stratton Corp. defense claims minimal, return-heavy water diversion to fill a three million gallon reservoir with unresolved project details.
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F. Ray Keyser Sr
A. Luke
Stratton’ Corp
Styles Brook
Suidge Keyser
Bennington
Malvine Cole
The
Stradon Corp
George Wendland
Joel Kent
Joseph M. O'Mall
O'Neill,de Taney and Valente
Rutland
Crispe
Straffon
Si 5Tratton
J. Peter Gratiot
Woodstock
O'Neill
Elmer Argast
Stratton
Argast
General Assembly
Bondville
Cole
Wendtland
Stratton Corp
Hartford Hospital Fire Kills Fifteen Patients
A Hartford Hospital blaze on the ninth floor killed fifteen patients and injured many more. Fire officials say smoke and heat hampered rescue while ladders reached only to the eighth floor. The fire, possibly from a trash chute, forced evacuation as patients were moved to other floors and hospitals. corrections and investigations followed.
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Hartford
Conn
Tiara Hospital
al St
Anidatternoon
Ringling Circus
Patién
Plan Redemption Store Plaid Stamps Registered in Vermont
The E F MacDonald Co registered as a foreign corporation in Montpelier and posted a $25,000 bond through the Employers Liability Assurance Corp retroactive to Nov 1. Freddy Hugsey said a redemption store would open in Burlington within 30 days near A P food store on Shelburne Street, with Plaid Stamps already in use across western Vermont.
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E. F. MacDonald, Co
Vermont
Secretary of State
Montpelier
MacDonald Company
Main St
Burlington
Atty. J. Beane
Emptoyers Liability Assurance Corp
Boston
New Hampshire
Secretary's
Bonnington
Freddy Hugsey
Ther Company
A & P Food
Shelburne Street
Honard B. Armstrong
Ilegally
Armstrong
Bennington
Plaid
Hussy
A & By
St. Albans
Rutland
Arlington
Essex Junction
Middlebury
Bristol
Vergennes
Fair Haven
Poultney
Al 5
Sperry and Hutchinson Co
Step and Save Trading Stamp Corp
Top Value Enterprises
Gold Stamp Co
Inica Kaye
Remington
Heavy Snow Disrupts Northeast Travel and Schools
The Associated Press reports heavy snow burdened the Northeast on Friday, closing schools and slowing travel. Up to two feet fell near Lakes Erie and Ontario in New York, with many traffic accidents and road conditions poor. Interstate 81 in Syracuse was briefly blocked by jackknifed trucks before clearing, as brisk winds spread snow across Chautauqua, Cattaraugus and southern Erie counties.
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Associated Press
Lakes Erie
Ontario
New York State
Syracuse
Interstate 81
Chautauqua
Cattarmyrus
Erle Countes
Communist Party Faces Trial on Registration Charges
In Washington AP reports the Communist party of the United States pleaded innocent to failing to register as a Soviet agent. The party is scheduled for trial February 1 before Chief Judge Matthew F. McGuire. Lawyer Joseph Forzr entered the not guilty plea and waived arraignment on the 17 count indictment. If convicted the party faces up to ten thousand dollars fine per day for refusing to register under the 1950 Internal Security Law. Gus Hall, identified as general secretary of the Communist party in the United States, was present.
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Washington
Communist Party of the
United States
Soviet Union
Matthew F. McGuire
District Court
Joseph Forzr
Gus Hall
Communist Party
Tahun Country
Western Allies seek unified Berlin talks aim under Gaullist stance
Paris reports US officials hopeful that Western allies can weld a four power framework for Berlin talks in the coming week despite Charles de Gaulle s firm stance. The looming Paris meetings between De Gaulle Adenauer and French ministers may shape the path forward for talks with the Soviet Union. American sources caution the path remains difficult and nuclear tensions shadow any progress.
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Polid
Canton
Berlin
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Britain
United
States
West Germany
Soviet Union
yWest
Gentian Chamdelloir
Konrad Adenauer
Sfhnki
Maurice Couve de Morville
Béxin Trifia
U.S
Moscow
Vermonter Dies From Sierra Madre Brush Fire Injuries
Michiel Rushworth, 19, a Forest Service crewman stationed at Dalton California, died Friday from burns suffered in a Sierra Madre brush fire. He was a native of Chelsea Vermont and the son of Mr and Mrs L Rushworth who were at his bedside.
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Arcadia
Cebf
Michiel Rushworth
Forest Service
Dalton
Calif
Chelsea
L. Rushworth
Hodphtat
Fish and Game Board unveils policy on lake use impacts
The Vermont Fish and Game Commission announced a new policy on recreation developments creating or expanding lakes large enough to be public waters. It followed dissent over a $50 000 water rights purchase for Lake Sadinga in Whitingham. The panel will coordinate with state agencies to survey structures that have created or expanded lakes and project issues for the next decade, including potential lake abandonment.
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Montpelier
The
Fish and Game Commission
Sadinga
Whitingham
George Plumb
Bennington
Houghton W. Sawyer
Commission
Public , Service Board and Water Resources Commission
Ihe
Union Carbide to add 70 jobs at Bennington plant
Union Carbide Consumer Products plans to raise employment at its Bennington Heat Manufacturing plant to just over 250 by January next year. The increase comes from relocation and modernization and the addition of two new operations including a model No 815 Eveready penlight battery and an energizer for the Defense Department.
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Union Carbide
Benitington
Union
Carbide Consumer Products-Car
Harlow Matz
Mate
Defense Department
Matz
Bennington
Greenville, N.C
Gage Street
CIA
U.N. Transports Fly Troops Into Katanga Front
U.N. transports resumed moving hundreds of troops and gear into Elisabethville as mortar blasts and sniper fire hit the outskirts. UN adviser Brian Urquhart said Swedish Irish and Indian troops were clearing outskirts while Katanga held the palace and Lido Hotel, with center of the city still intact. Heaviest fighting centered near UN headquarters traffic circle and the airport seven miles from downtown.
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Elisabethville
Katanga
The
Congo
APJ
ULS
U.N
Brian Urquhart
New York
Moise Tshombe
Lido
United Nations
UIN
Rusk Defends U.N. Congo Program Amid Katanga Crisis
Secretary of State Dean Rusk warned that Katanga secession could plunge the Congo into anarchy and invite Communist influence. He defended U.N. actions and said the United States backs a stable Congo with Congolese leaders shaping their government, while urging peaceful integration to avoid civil war. Rusk spoke ahead of NATO talks in Paris on Berlin and Soviet-Western tensions.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Katanga
Congo
Rusk
Sakeke
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Paris
Berlin
A'ies
Moscow
West
Soviet Union
Germany
Mgise Tshombe
United States
America
U.N
United Nations
Local Woman Authors First Nativity Play Shown
Mrs. Marcia Barber of Old Bennington wrote the Joseph based nativity tale and, urged by Mrs. Patricia Sherman, adapted it for stage. The St Peters Episcopal Church premiere featured Mrs Sherman, William Sherman, and a cast including Kent Lawson, his daughters, the Rev. Wolf, Joseph role played by Stuart Eldred, and牧 shepherds.
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Marcia Harber
Old Bennington
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Joseph
Bennington
Norton A. Barber
Patricia Sherman
St. Peter's Church
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