Special Forces maneuvers set on Mount Mansfield February
The 11th Annual Special Forces Group based at Camp Kilmer New Jersey will hold winter maneuvers on Mount Mansfield February 15 featuring a mass parachute drop and skiing. Half the 70 man unit will parachute in. others travel by road from Burlington. They will bivouac under simulated guerrilla winter conditions and perform crosscountry and downhill skiing in Spruce Peak.
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STOWE
Camp Kilmer
N.J
Mount Mansfield
Burlington
Spruce Peak
Albany Police Sgt. McAvoy killer nabbed in Chicago
Harold P. Linn 55, a Hudson apartment superintendent with a four page criminal record, was captured in Chicago for the alleged murder of Albany Police Sgt. Thomas P. McAvoy. FBI found McAvoy’s service revolver in Linn’s car as he recovered from a Sunday auto crash. The agency warned of extradition if challenged. McAvoy Fund contributions total over $7,000 for the officer's widow and sons.
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Albany
Harold P. Linn
Hudson
Chicago
Thomas P. McAvoy
FBI
McAvoy
Linn
Times - Union
Renewal projects and town manager vote surveys announced
Berkshire reports outline an urban renewal survey in the 27acre downtown plan to estimate housing needs for displaced families. Adams voters face a March 2 referendum on a town manager form, with prior defeats noted. Williamstown canvassers move to gather fair housing pledge signatures across the town’s remaining one third.
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North Adams
Main Street
Adams
Board of Registrars
Williamstown
Red Skelton complains over CBS time slot shakeup
In Palm Springs Red Skelton voices illness and frustration with CBS shifting his 8:30 p.m. East start time this season. He blames the rating drop on the later slot after 13 years with no comment on remaining show plans.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Red Skelton
Hollywood
CBS
Red
Midwest
Vermont Highway Drilling Crews Set Production Record
Vermont's Department of Highways sub soil boring crews totaled 22 workers with nine auger rigs and three wash borers and drilled 13 988 holes nearly 40 miles of linear drilling last year. The effort supports the state's expanded highway program and informs slope stability and foundation design for future interstates and bridges.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Department of Highways
Russell A. Holden
Milan Lawson
Department
Vermont Department of Highways
Polaris submarine base slated for Melville Rhode Island
The Navy designated Melville Rhode Island as the future base for a seven boat Polaris squadron with a mother ship, floating drydock, and support craft. Submarine Squadron 20 will anchor at Melville in April 1966, with home port of the seven boats at New London Connecticut and $1.5 million budgeted for Melville facilities.
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Charleston
S.C
Kerrigan appeals death sentence in Cambridge patrolman slaying
John J Kerrigan, convicted of killing Cambridge patrolman Lawrence Gorman on September 3 1960, seeks US Supreme Court relief or gubernatorial commutation. Massachusetts Supreme Court denied a further stay and the governor must act at today’s Executive Council meeting or call a special session.
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Boston
John J. Kerrigan
Cambridge
Supreme Court of the United States
Endicott Peabody
Kerrigan
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Executive Council
Lawrence Gorman
Supreme Court
Peabody
Council
Walpole
John A. Gavin
Cornelius J. Moynahan
Norman Porter
Porter
Edgar W. Cook
Middlesex County
Bennington Banner details contact and subscription rates
The Bennington Banner lists its telephone numbers for business news and advertising and announces daily publication from 425 Main St Bennington Vermont. Subscription rates are shown for Vermont and other U S regions with 3 months 4 25 6 months 8 1 year 15 and higher rates for out of state customers.
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Bennington Banner
Main St. Bennington Vt
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
Associated Press
AP News
Vermont
U.S
Goldwater Weighs Vote as New Hampshire Campaign Continues
Republican Sen. Barry Goldwater visits New Hampshire with a split focus on the Senate tax cut bill and the GOP presidential race. He expresses doubt on the $11 billion measure while noting potential economic gains from consumer spenders versus risks of a larger deficit. He plans another eight towns tour before returning to Washington for a Senate showdown vote.
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NEW York
Jackie Robinson
Brooklyn Dodger
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Robinson
Johnson
Hall of Fame
Barry
Goldwater
New Hampshire
Barry Goldwater
Senate
Littleton
Main Street
Lancaster
Arizona
Borham
Washington
Cigarette Makers Cut Hours in Louisville on Slump
Three Louisville cigarette manufacturers Brown & Williamson Philip Morris and P Lorellard Co. began a four day work week last week due to slackened demand. Brown & Williamson vice president Walter Tatum said the sales drop is temporary.
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Louisville, Ky
Louisville
Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corp
Philip Morris Inc
P. Loreillard Co
Walter Tatum
Brown & Williamson
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