Mailorder coach aids Northeastern track star Carmen Iannuccilli
Sophomore Carmen Iannuccilli of Northeastern, a mailorder athlete, trained via letters from Brother Pius Xav ier while in high school. The two and a half year program shaped his speed and endurance as he now excels under Northeastern coach Terry Tatton, aiming for the 1000 after focusing on the half mile and 600.
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Carmen Iannucilli
Northeastern University
Iannuccilli
New York City
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Brother Pius Xavier
St. Michael’s High School
Bronx
Lawrence Central Catholic High
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Huskies
Knights of Columbus
Boston Garden
Tatton
Pius
Poughkeepsie, N.Y
Tannuccilli
U.S
Northeastern
Terry Tatton
Georgetown University
College Press Sought Among Young Students
UNH seeks students with potential for college teaching careers in social sciences. Dr. John T. Holden notes high enrollments and limited Ph D candidates, inviting bright high school seniors with any field in mind. Ford Foundation program provides full tuition and a $2,000 five year equivalent scholarship leading to a master's degree.
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Durham
N.H
University of New Hampshire
John T. Holden
UNH
Ford Foundation
Nixon weighs Kennedy for foreign policy post in 1960s
Nixon argues Robert Kennedy has leadership potential in foreign policy despite inexperience. He notes reports on Kennedy possibly becoming secretary of state and says anti Communist groups like the Birch Society and Minutemen should not drive Republican or Democrat choices. He urges strong anti Communists without exaggeration to avoid playing into Communist hands.
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Robert F. Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
Japan
Tokyo
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Minuteman
Obituary of John Kelly of Hoosick Falls
John Kelly a native of Hoosick Falls New York and retired moulder died Wednesday at his daughter Anna O Haras home in Fairfield Connecticut where he had lived five years He is survived by a son Harry Kelly of Albany The funeral will be at 9 am tomorrow from Leo J Mahar Funeral Home Hoosick Falls and 9 30 am from the Church of the Immaculate Conception Requiem Mass Interment will be in St Marys Cemetery Hoosick Falls
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Moulder
Anna O’hara
Fairfield
Church of the Immaculate Conception
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Funeral services for West Dover art dealer John M. Heller
John M. Heller of West Dover fatally injured in a Searsburg car crash. Funeral set for Sunday at Riverside Memorial Chapel in New York City. Mourners include wife Sandra Leland and two sons Joshua and David. Burial at Mt Ararat Cemetery in Farmingdale. Heller born July 20, 1906 in Brooklyn. former newspaper editor. Alumni of University of Pennsylvania. owned an art gallery in New York. involved with High Mowing Farm project to convert to a resort. Survived by father Samuel Heller and sisters Rose and Dorothy Smith.
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West Dover
Searsburg
Riverside Memorial Chapel
76Th Street
Amsterdam Avenue
New York City
Mahar and Son Funeral Home
Mt. Ararat Cemetery
Farmingdale
Mr. Heller
Brooklyn
N.Y
Heller
Townshend
High Mowing Farm
Wilmington
University of Pennsylvania
New York
Sandra Leland
Joshus
David
Samuel Heller
Rose Smith
Sunnyside
Funeral set for longtime Vermont newsman Donald Tobin
Donald M. Tobin dies after a long illness at 74. A veteran Vermont journalist, he edited the St. Albans Messenger for 14 years, led the Scanton Courier, and steered the Middlebury Register. Tobin served as secretary of Civil and Military Affairs to Governors Weeks, Arthur, and Emerson and aided Senator Porter Dale in the 1924-25 Congress.
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Donald M. Tobin
Vermont
Tobin
St. Albans
Scanton Courier
Middlebury Register
John E. Weeks
Harold Arthur
Lee Emerson
Porter H. Dale
Area Hospital Admits and Discharges In Bennington and Hoosick Falls
Putnam Hospital admitted Anna Shalala Walter Paligo and William Sherwin in Bennington and Hoosick Falls N Y Bernice Gra ham Manchester Norma Sargent Danby Audrey Whitney Dorset Discharges include Richard Knapp Mary Buzzell Bennington Alice Haswell Mary Alice Scott Mrs Marie Nugent and baby girl Hoosick Falls N Y
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Walter Paligo
Bennington
William Sherwin
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Bernice Graham
Manchester
Norma
Sargent
Danby
Audrey Whitney
Dorset
Richard Knapp
Mary Buzzell
Alice Haswell
Mary Alice Scott
Marie Nugent
Overloaded Trucks Vineyard Road Case Hits Municipal Court
Two truck cases were heard by Presiding Judge Eugene V. Clark. Willis L. Gordon of Londonderry pleaded guilty to operating an overloaded vehicle and paid a $20 fine after noting updated registration since Feb 7. Conrad P. Merritt of Chester also pleaded guilty and paid $25. The pulp truck exceeded its 37,000 pound registered weight by 1,000 pounds and was over height and too wide.
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Willis L. Gordon
Londonderry
Conrad P. Merritt
Chester
John A. Burgess
Romney to decide on Michigan governor bid this Saturday
AMC president George Romney fasted and prayed as he weighed a Republican bid for Michigan governor. Friends say he planned a Saturday morning announcement, resigning as AMC leader if he runs while retaining 102000 AMC shares. Romney has led Citizens for Michigan and attended the Lansing constitutional convention.
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George Romney
American Motors Corp
Michigan
Romney
Lansing
Bloomfield Hills
Rodney
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
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AMC
Citizens For Michigan
Citizens For
Paris Riots Leave Dozens Dead Amid Unrest Across City
Interior Ministry says most deaths came from a stampede in Paris as clashes raged mainly around Place de la Bastille. Police deny firing on protesters while Humanite cites 60 000 demonstrators and authorities report 10 000. 83 arrests in Paris amid nationwide disturbances and danger cited by De Gaulle. In Algeria eleven killed and 47 wounded as Europeans and Muslims attack each other.
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Paris
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Clermont-Ferrand
Lorient
Mediterranean
Algeria
Chicago Adds 6th To Winning Ways
Chicago Black Hawks won their sixth straight as they chase second place in the NHL and close the gap on Toronto. They defeated Boston 6 to 2, pulling within seven points of the idle Maple Leafs with 17 games remaining, keeping pressure on for a playoff berth.
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Hawks
Bennington Briefs Highlights From Local Notices
Bennington briefs note town and village offices closed for Lincoln's Birthday. residents Dewey and Hawks families travel to Jamaica. religious event in Bath Me. candidates file petitions by Feb 13. A W convention attendees and hotel stay in Cincinnati. moves of Dr Abe Madkour to Manchester Center. Post family trip to South Lancaster for Linda. Catherine Elwell to Wooster Ohio Religion in Life week. local parking accident on Main Street. 82 year old Gertrude George jetting to Florida. Mrs Belva Keyworth to report at New England Women in Radio and Television meeting in Bermuda. Mabel Stewart Beauty Shop to close Feb 12-26. ADV notices for weekend menus. Local No 534 vote on Feb 15 1962.
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George Elwell
North Bennington
College of Wooster
Wooster
Ohio
Gordon (Belva) Keyworth
WBTN
New England
American Women In Radio and Television
Bermuda
Logan International Airport
Boston
Keyworth
SAC
United States
Kindley Air Field
Officers Club
Castle Harbour
Mabel Stewart Beauty Shop
Main Street
Reed Defends Ranking Tonight
Reed, the top American player from Alameda California, defends his U S Indoor Championship ranking in the quarter finals facing Gene Scott Scott, a University of Virginia law student from St James New York, advanced by beating Pvt Bob Bowditch 4 6 6 4 7 5 Crawford Henry of Atlanta fell Thursday night Reed reached the round of eight along with Chad McKinley Donald Dell Fran Froehling Ron Holmberg Laver from Australia and Spain's Martal Santana
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Whitney Reed
U.S
Reed
Crawford Henry
Atlanta
Chad McKinley
Donald Dell
Fran Froehling
Ron Holmberg
Ro: Laver
Australia
Spain
Martal Santana
Johansson Meets Bygraves in Comeback Test
Swedish ex champion Ingemar Johansson returns to boxing in Gothenburg to face Jamaica’s Joe Bygraves in a comeback bout. Johansson, about 198 pounds, aims to win back the world heavyweight title after previous losses to Floyd Patterson.
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Goteborg
Sweden
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Joe Bygraves
Archie Moore
Ingo
Floyd Patterson
Moore
Patterson
Miami
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