Vermont Names Foley Battles to Statutory Revision Commission
Gov. Hoff named Francis D. Foley of Burlington and Henry J. Battles of Rutland to fill two vacancies on the Vermont Statutory Revision Commission. The moves follow term expirations of Hilton A. Wick and Frederick G. Mehlman.
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Montpelier
Hoff
Francis D. Foley
Burlington
Henry J. Battles
Rutland
Vermont
Statutory Revision Commission
Hilton A. Wick
Frederick G. Mehlman
New Cafeteria Manager Announced in Williamstown
Williamstown public schools name James V. DeMayo of North Adams as cafeteria manager cook succeeding Mabel Knell who retired January 31. DeMayo’s background includes The Springs Restaurant Lenox House and Williamstown Country Restaurant.
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Williamstown
James V. DeMayo
North Adams
Daniel W. Gibbs Jr
Mabel Knell
Springs
New Ashford
Williamstown Country
Lenox House
New Hampshire Primary Campaign Drifts in Dreamy Pace
Washington AP reports a dreamy atmosphere in the New Hampshire Republican primary race as Sen. Margaret Chase Smith and Harold E. Stassen campaign in frosty dawns. Barry Goldwater, Nelson Rockefeller, and others seek delegates, while Nixon and Lodge may loom on the ballot as write-ins.
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Washington
New Hampshire
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Philadelphia
Harold E. Stassen
Stassen
Manchester
Arizona
Goldwater
Johnson
Rockefeler
Rockefeller
Smith
Rockefeller Campaign Emphasizes Personal Contact in New Hampshire
In New Hampshire Governor Nelson Rockefeller campaigns for the March 10 presidential primary with extensive person to person outreach. He greets residents at shops and plants, and answers questions at coffee hours, greeting a wide range of voters from a 16 month old to plant workers.
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Concord
N.H
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
New Hampshire
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Yestereday
Bennington Banner Publisher Details and Rates
The Bennington Banner provides contact numbers for business news and advertising and lists delivery options and subscription prices. The paper operates daily except Sundays and holidays from 425 Main St Bennington Vermont and is an Associated Press member.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
Associated Press
AP News
Vermont
URI President threatens to close all fraternities
University of Rhode Island President Dr. Francis H. Horn warned at a convocation that the university could shut down every fraternity on campus if violations of regulations continue. He cited probation issues and recent disturbances involving drinking and an allegedly pornographic film affecting 17 fraternities on campus.
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Kingston, R. I
University of Rhode Island
Francis H. Horn
Horn
Merrimack River Clean Up Urged by Federal Officials
A federal official urged Massachusetts and New Hampshire to start cleaning up human and industrial wastes in the Nashua and Merrimack Rivers by spring 1967, following a conference on pollution abatement. The note came as officials discussed regional waterway pollution controls.
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Boston
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Nashua
Merrrimack
Partment
Lawrence
Mass
Newburyport
Albert H. Zabrieskie
Merrimack
U.S. Public Health Service Division of Water Supply and Pollution Control
Worthen H. Taylor
Massachusetts Department of Health
Herbert Rogers
U.S. Health, Welfare and Education Department
Goldberg Says U.S. Should Lead in Liberty
Supreme Court Justice Arthur J. Goldberg urged Brandeis Memorial lecture listeners that the United States must lead in equality before the law. He proposed reimbursing defendants for defense costs and argued bail limitations be eased for those unable to pay.
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Goldberg
U.S
Liberty
Waltham, Mass
Supreme Court
Arthur J. Goldberg
Louis D. Brandeis
United States
Secretary of
Labor
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St. Albans
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Hartford
Urban Renewal Administration
Vermont Development Department
NEA
Lois Edinger
National Education Association
Champlain Valley Teachers’ Association
University of Vermont
Edinger
University of North Carolina
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Randolph Nursing Home
Jean Lutes
Randolph
Philip A. Angell Sr
Orange Municipal Court
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Ernest Gibson
U.S. District Court
Canada
England
Germany
China
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Lativia
Switzerland
Hinesburg
Costas Economou
C. Economou Cheese Corp
Barbara Rotherberg
Internal Revenue Service
Economou
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Albany Medical College
National Institute of Neurological Diseases
Harold P. Linn
Thomas P. McAvoy
Chicago
Albany County
White House
Troy
Thomas Brockhurst Bowen
Oxon Hill
Western Union Telegraph Co
Down In
Berkshire
Adams
Dale Long
Ferncroft
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Long
Stanley Nowak
New York Yankees
Chicago Cubs
General Services Administration
Pittsfield
Prentice Bradley
Neleson A. Rockefeller
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California
Rocky
Richard Allard
Une
Allard
Lee Miller
Robert Miller
Dover
Democratic National Administration
Rye
Northwood
President’s Council On Physical Fitness
D. C
Advertising Council
Newspaper Advertising Executives Association
R.I. University
Thony J. Celebrezze
Dancing
Carinthia
West Dover
Benrus Bulova Croton
Fienberg
Bennington, VT
President's Council On Physical Fitness
Chevrolet
Main Street
W.H. Eddington
Bennington, Vermont
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