Judicial Conference Urges Penalties For Telling Prejudicial Data to Press
The U.S. Judicial Conference proposed a $1,000 fine for officials who disclose prejudicial information to the press. The recommendation targets officials and court personnel who leak sensitive data, aiming to curb media misuse of judicial details. The move reflects concerns over press access and the need to protect court integrity.
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Washington
UPI
U.S. Judicial Conference
Press Informa
State Urges Safe Handling Of Yule Trees
Vermont safety officials urge holiday fire precautions as trees are put up. They advise choosing smaller trees, placing them away from heat sources, using only electrical lights in good repair, and keeping the base watered to prevent drying.
New Bank Branch in Manchester Receives Federal OK
The Vermont Bank and Trust Co reports FDIC approval to establish a Manchester branch. The building committee plans to announce Brewster property plans on Bonnet Street in Manchester Center, with FDIC approval granted on Thursday.
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New Bank
Manchester
Vermont Bank and Trust Co
Federal Deeposit Insurance Corp
Tee
Brewster
Bonnet Street
Manchester Center
FDIC
Bank
Obituary: Helen Martha Agostini 48
Helen Martha Agostini 48 died at home from gunshot wounds in an apparent personal safety case. She was a beautician wife of Raymond Agostini who runs Ray's Beauty Shoppe in Arlington. Born July 3 1916 in New York City she was a daughter of John and Mary Eberhardt and a Burnham Beautician School graduate. Survived by husband daughter Carol Stroffoleno two brothers and funeral services are pending at Hanson Walbridge Arlington with viewing Thursday 2 4 and 7 9 p.m.
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Sandgate
Helen Martha Agostini
Arthur S. Faris
Shaftsbury
John Poljaecik
Vermont
Agostini
Edward W. Renner
Raymond Agostini
Ray
Arlington
New York City
John and
Mary
Balsam) Eberhardt
Burnham Beautician School
Carol Stroffoleno
Manchester Depot
Charles Eberhardt
Maryland
Clarence Eberhardt
Brandon
Hanson + Walbridge Funeral Home
Hospital Notes Admissions List for Several Areas
Hospital notes record admissions for multiple individuals across towns including Bennington Hoosick Falls North Pownal Shaftsbury Berlin New York and Wilmington. Noted entries include Mrs Ellen Statin Miss Kelly Gorman Mrs Elizabeth Fairbanks Mrs Mary Haas Mrs Nancy Willard and daughter Mrs Cynthia Watson and son Mrs Beverly Rowe Mrs Alice Elwell William Ingram Charles Wilkinson Mrs Linda Reed and son and Mr and Mrs James H Mason of 225 Maple Street with a daughter born December 22.
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Ellen Statin
Kelly Gorman
Bennington
Elizabeth Fairbanks
Hoosick Falls
Mary Haas
North Pownal
Nancy Willard
Wilmington
Cynthia Watson
Shaftsbury
Beverly Rowe
North Bennington
Alice Elwell
Berlin
N.Y
William Ingram
Charles Wilkinson
Linda Reed
James H. Mason
Maple St
Water System Patch Work Battle Ends With Town Bills
Selectmen reported no signed contract from McNab, the low bidder at 31 935 dollars, as patching and billings continue. With two partial payments already made, the firm appeared to be holding the bag for owed funds while the town considers costs.
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Selectmen
McNab
Stock Averages Report Weak Downturn Broad Market
Stock averages show a mixed day with the industrials at 870.69 down 0.33, railroads at 205.67 down 0.74, utilities at 154.47 up 0.62, and the composite average slipping to 304.99 by 0.20. Trading volume totaled about 2,080,000 shares.
Selectmen Consider Road And Radio Equipment
Bennington selectmen spent most of a two hour meeting reviewing town purchases and ordered a new National Cash Register bookkeeping machine for 5895 to replace the 13 year old unit. They paused an earlier order for AM radio gear and will hear a demo from Bob Johnson on AM versus FM options before proceeding.
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Bennington
Egan
Michael J. Hogan Jr
Highway Department
Hassam
Bob Johnson
Bob
Johnson
Bennington Hills
Selectmen
James Cross
Forrest Hassam
Board of Civil Authority
Bennington youths in crash report and local notes
One of five youths injured in a Sunday Pownal crash, Mark Gleba, 17, of North Adams Mass, remained in critical condition at Albany Medical Center Hospital after transfer from Putnam Memorial Hospital for head injuries. Also notes Stratton skiing conditions and local holiday events including a Green Mountain Home Demonstration group party and upcoming meetings, plus holiday office closures and New Year notices.
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Mark Gleba
North Adeams
Mass
Pownal
Albany Medical Center Hospital
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Computers to aid village schools in Cambridge plan
May help plan double sessions by using NEEDS centers to handle class scheduling, report cards, attendance, and accounting for Bennington Grade School District. Board approves about 2500 dollars next year for NEEDS services to boost staff efficiency and reduce classroom conflicts.
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Cambridge
Mass
Bennington
Bennington High School
Allan J. Heath
New England Education Data System
NEEDS
Ford Foundation
New England
Heath
IBM
Bendi
Dorothy Brownell
Benhi
Ralf S. Kates
Miami
Fla
Stamford youth admits breaking and entering charges
A Stamford youth Linwood E Farron 19 and a North Adams Mass youth Richard E Cook 21 pleaded guilty to four counts of breaking and entering at a home in Stamford owned by Capt Oliver A Smith Judge George M Fienberg ordered pre sentence investigations and set bail at 500 on each count or 2000 total for both Cook and Farron Cook had bail reduced from 3000 at pre arraignment due to court counsel Margaret Lillie Fienberg also handled several minor motor vehicle violations including a Bennington youth Robert R Kennedy Jr 18 who received a suspended sentence of 15 days in county jail and probation for careless driving with a 25 fine plus costs 5 10 Kennedy must surrender his license and reimburse his father for the fine other youths faced fines for negligent driving and speeding and Durand was fined 30 10 for an accident related offense.
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Stamford
North Adams
Mass
George M. Fienberg
Richard E. Cook
Linwood E. Farron
Cook
Fienberg
Margaret Lillie
Stameford
Oliver A. Smith
Farron
John P. Morerissey
Bennington
R. Marshall Witten
Robert R. Kennedy Jr
Benenington Village
Main Street
Witten
Gary Osborne Hicks
Ethel Hicks
Vermont Soldiers’ Home
South Stream
Burt C. Ware
Gordon E. Ware
Pownal
Vermont 9
James Albert Noble
Vermont
Fieneberg
Oliver H. Durand
North Bennington
U.S. 7
Shaftsbury
Durand
Christmas and church services in Hoosick Falls area
Hoosick Falls notices list special parish confession hours at the Church of the Immaculate Conception for today 4 to 5 30 p m and 7 30 to 8 30 p m and Thursday 3 30 to 5 30 p m plus 7 30 to 8 30 p m for adults. Christmas Mass schedule includes Midnight High Mass 6 30 a m 8 30 a m 10 a m and 11 a m with carols at 8 30 a m and Benediction and Papal Blessing following one Mass. no evening Mass on Christmas Day. St Mark's Episcopal Church holds a 11 p m Christmas Eve Choral Eucharist with carols and a sermon Organist Ralph Lindsey named. Christmas Day Holy Eucharist at 11 a m. First Baptist Church and First United Church outline Christmas Eve pageants and services with choirs. A Christmas vacation college gathering is planned for Sun Dec 27 at 5 p m in Episcopal Church with dinner. area churches host, no charge, guests invited, speakers to discuss activities of former classmates.
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Church of the Immaculate Conception
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Ralph Lindsey
North Bennington
John Elliott
William Tisdale
First United Church
Frederick McGuire
Episcopal Church
Hoosick Area Church Association
The
Baptist Church
Playground Job Openings Sought for Summer 1965
Howard F. Fitzgerald, chair man of the Bennington Village Recreation Committee, seeks applicants to work as playground supervisors in summer 1965. Open to former workers and new applicants. Obtain blanks at the YMCA office weekdays 9 AM to 10 PM, return to YMCA or mail to Fitzgerald at 118 Branch St. Interview calls to 442-5796 between 5 and 6 PM.
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Howard F. Fitzgerald
Bennington Village
Village Recreation Committee
YMCA
Fitzgerald
Branch St
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Burt L. Waite
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Adams Hardware
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State Line House
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Hoff
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Interior Department
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Interior
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ST. Mary's
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Prudence Tatro
St. Mary's High School
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