Woman lawyer to represent herself in Rutland court trial
In Rutland, for the first time a woman lawyer will represent herself in a federal jury trial. Miss Glennie Baker of San Antonio sues Rutland branch of Vermont Bank & Trust Co over a $24 000 trust payment to her brother assigned by her late mother in 1957. The bank says the payment followed the trust terms and denies knowledge of any assignment. In Marshfield, a Route 2 ice accident injures none as a school bus and car collide while children exit. The bus driver is Arthur Taylor of Plainfield and the car driver is Rebecca D. Melvin of Marshfield. bus damage about 225 dollars.
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Rutland
Ernest W. Gibson
Glennie Baker
San Antonio
Texas
Vermont Bank & Trust Co
Miss Baker
Rite Baker
Marshfield
Rebecca D. Melvin
Arthur Taylor
Plainfield
Vermont jobs outlook projects thousands in coming five years
A survey by the Employ ment Security Department estimates more than 4,200 new jobs in Vermont industry over five years. About 2,200 will be in skilled to unskilled roles, manufacturing adds nearly 1,200, and clerical and sales create about 1,100. Declines are noted in farming textiles and cabinet making.
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Montpelier
Employment Security Department
Vermont
Village offers sympathy on water bill spike for dealer
ST. JOHNSBURY AP No rebate was allowed for Walter-Brock Co after its water bill jumped from the usual quarterly rate of 5 to 137.10 due to a malfunctioning pump in its building that pumped water around the clock. Trustees ruled the issue was not in the village system.
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ST. Johnsbury
Walter — Brock Co
Ex‑convict Captured in Albany Kidnapping Case
Albert Almy, 30, a former convict, was nabbed at the Greyhound Bus Terminal in Albany by state police for abducting Mrs. Shortell wife of Frank Shortell of Whitman Chevrolet Glens Falls. She was forced to withdraw $160 and escape at a red light in Saratoga Springs. Almy faced arraignment on kidnapping charges. Russell Sage College launches a $1 million, three year fund drive aligned with its 50th anniversary.
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Albany
Albert Almy
Greyhound
Frank Shortell
Whitman Chevrolet
Glens Falls
Shortell
Saratoga Springs
Almy
Meyer elected Troy mayor under new council form
Troy elects Republican councilman-elect Troy mayor in a council meeting. Meyer will take a two year term starting January 1 and succeeds Neil W. Kelleher as Troy adopts a council-manager government. COHOES youths questioned over assault. two injured and hospitalized after unprovoked attack. detective uses device to create suspect likeness.
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Troy
Lawrence D. Meyer
Meyer
Neil W. Kelleher
Cohoes
Schenectady
Berkshire Adams School Votes Raises and North Adams Clergy Change
Adams-Teaching and administrative staff receive $200 increases totaling $20,000 lifting the 1964 salary schedule to $575,000. North Adams Rev Lafayette H Sprague Jr accepted a rector post at St John Episcopal Church, filling the vacancy from Rev Frank G Landolt's October resignation.
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Adams
North Adams
Lafayette H. Sprague Jr
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Frank G. Landolt
GE transfer plans spark Pittsburgh union demand for details
Pittsfield IUE Local 255 business agent Arthur LaBlue urged General Electric to provide more specifics on moving some operations from Pittsfield to Hickory North Carolina. He said union members deserve clear information about their future with the company after the union charge and firm response.
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Pittsfield
IUE
Arthur LaBlue
General Electric
Hickory
N.C
LaBlue
Man Sentenced to Die For Hub Cop Killing
Boston Massachusetts AP A Superior Court jury convicted Charles E Tracy 37 of first degree murder in the slaying of patrolman John J Gallagher at the National Shawmut Bank Kenmore Square branch The jury refused mercy and Judge Felix Forte sentenced Tracy to die in the electric chair No execution date set Tracy testified he could not recall details of the robbery and claimed his hand froze on the gun Multiple gunshot wounds were inflicted on both men during the exchange Tracy was the second man under a death sentence for a police slaying in Massachusetts a new trial petition was filed in Middlesex Superior Court for the death of Cambridge policeman Lawrence Gorman in 1960
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Boston
Charles E. Tracy
Mercy
Felix Forte
Tracy
Massachusetts
Suffolk Superior Court
John J. Gallagher
Kenmore Square
National Shawmut Bank
Back Bay
Gallagher
Middlesex Superior Court
John J. Kerrigan
Cambridge
Lawrence Gorman
Denies Closing of Portsmouth Kittery Naval Yard
Defense officials rejected claims of a planned Portsmouth Kittery yard closure. Sen. Smith pressured for a full investigation into economic justification and timing amid broader Navy yard consolidation worries.
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Navy
From Riches to Rags The Goldfine Story
Bernard Goldfine rose from immigrant roots to wealth owning textiles and real estate, then faced tax evasion charges and prison. The 1958 testimony involving Sherman Adams and President Eisenhower triggered a dramatic fall, with sales of assets, insolvency, and a long legal battle culminating in receivership and large back taxes.
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Boston
Bernard Goldfine
Goldfine
Poland
Bernie
United States
Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
Adams
New Hampshire
House
Federal Trade Commission
Securities Exchange Commission
White House
Vieuna
GBA letter seeks to ease Sunderland vandalism victims
Donald C. Hicks of the Greater Burlington Association writes to Mrs. F C Heller in Huntington Valley Pa to express that Vermonters are appalled by the vandalism damage to her Sunderland vacation home. He says the state does not condone the act and aims to keep Vermont safe for part time residents and visitors.
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GBA
Sunderland
Donald C. Hicks
Greater Bennington Association
F. C. Heller
Huntington Valley
Vermont
Bennington Banner Publication Details and Rates
The Bennington Banner operates daily except Sundays and holidays from 425 Main St Bennington Vermont. It provides home delivery by carrier or motor delivery and lists subscription rates including 38 months for 4.25 within a 50 mile Vermont radius and higher outside the state.
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Bennington Banner
Main St. Bennington Vt
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
Associated Press
AP News
Vermont
U.S
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Magnus
Eastern
Gassetts
Russell Sage
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