Whitman Seeks Another Brattleboro Selectmen Term
LEON F WHITMAN of Brattleboro is once again a candidate for a one year term on the Brattleboro board of selectmen. Six candidates compete for two seats as Whitman, head of Crystal Ice and Fuel Co., completes his sixth consecutive term while vacationing in Florida.
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Leon F. Whitman
Brattleboro
Frank Whitman
Bradford Place
Whitman
Crystal Ice and Fuel Co., Inc
Florida
Dodd Drops Out of Freedom Rally Role in New York
Sen Thomas J Dodd of Connecticut withdraws from participation in the Young Americans for Freedom anti Communist rally set for March 7 in New York. Barry Goldwater moves to withdraw invitation to Maj Gen Edwin Walker after Walker seeks Texas governor bid.
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Dodd
Freedom
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Young Americans For Freedom
New York
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Edwin A. Walker
Listing Things You Hate Reveals Your Personality
HAL BOYLE lists dislikes to profile a person and suggests readers make their own list. He lampoons habits from rude bus change to pretentious hostesses and names various pet peeves, urging self-reflection on character through what one dislikes.
Burlington Bank Seeks Merger and Acquisition Approvals
Chittenden Trust Co. has filed with the FDIC for author ity to merge with Vergennes National Bank. It also seeks permission to acquire assets and assume liabilities for deposits at Capital Savings Bank and Trust Co in Montpelier.
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Burlington, Vt
Chittenden Trust Co
Federal Deposit Insurance Co
Vergennes National Bank
Assests
Montpelier
Capital ‘Savings Bank and Trust Co
Unions Hold Talks With Three New England Chains
Salvatore Di Sano, chairman of the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butchers Union, said progress is being made as negotiations resume with First National Stores, Stop and Shop, and Elm Farm in New England. The talks aim to replace expiring two year deals for about 10 000 workers and set industry pattern.
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Boston
Salvatore di Sano
New England
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butchers Union
di Sano
First National
Stop & Shop
Elm Farm
U.S. Conciliation Service
Meat Department
Stop
Stop & Shop Company
Elm Farm Stores
Convicts Seek Trade Stamps For Prison Chapel
Inmates at the Eastern State Correctional Institution plan a stamp drive to fund a chapel. Catholic chaplain Rev. Matthew Killion says 65,000 books of stamps could raise about 130000 dollars for construction through outside support from Knights of Columbus and recipient mailing to Borgatti and Cote.
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Napanoch
N.Y
Matthew Killion
Father Killion
Joseph L. J. Borgatti
Belmont Ave
New York City
Lawrence M. Cote
Champlain
Knights of Columbus
John Symonds
K. of C
Eastern State Correctional Institution
Scott enters Pennsylvania governor race
Sen. Hugh Scott announced his bid for the Republican nomination for governor of Pennsylvania. He aims to block Judge Robert E. Woodside from party endorsement, backed by the state Republican Finance Committee. Walter Alessandroni withdraws as governor candidate and will manage Scott's campaign. Scott is a 16-year former U.S. representative now in the Senate and has Eisenhower backing.
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Philadelphia
USS
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Robert E. Woodside
State Supreme Court
Scott
Republican Finance Committee
Woodside
Atty
Walter Alessandroni
The
American Legion
U.S
House of Representatives
Senate
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Negro May Become Dem Leader in Mich
In Lansing, Michigan, Basil W. Brown a Detroit Democratic attorney likely to become the state Senate minority leader after Harold M. Ryan's election to Congress. Brown serving his third term is viewed as the strongest successor as Senate leader for the first time in Michigan's history.
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Lansing
Mich
Senate
Michigan
Basil W. Brown
Detroit
Harold M. Ryan
Congress
Brown
Ryan
Rockefeller Silent On Divorce Law In New York
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller, facing divorce from his wife after 31 years, refused to say whether New York should liberalize its strict divorce law. He bristled at a question on the issue at a news conference, noting his policy to answer only questions in the public domain.
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Albany
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York State
Rockefeller
Powell Urges JFK Action On New Hampshire Mills
Governor Wesley Powell appealed to President Kennedy for urgent federal intervention to save the Lebanon Woolen Mill and Lebano bile Woolen Mill in New Hampshire. He warned that continued action could close the plants, cost 380 jobs, and burden the state with about 450000 dollars in unemployment benefits while the government seeks receivership and has filed over 7 million dollars in tax suits against Goldfine mills.
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Concord
N.H
Wesley Powell
Kennedy
New Hampshire
Bernard Goldfine
Lebanon
Federal District Court
Goldfine Mills
New England
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