Norwich Hosts Student Engineer Day For Vermont High Schoolers
More than 100 Vermont high school seniors and juniors with plans for engineering careers will attend Student Engineer Day at Norwich University. Students will tour engineering labs and facilities, hear about a Student Engineer of the Year, and join a noon meal in the dining hall with officials and parents.
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Northfield
Vermont
Norwich University
Norwich
The
Military College
University
Kake Walk at Vermont College Enters 67th Year
The University of Vermont hosts its 67th Kake Walk this weekend with the Kake Walk Ball tonight and shows through Saturday. Fifteen campus fraternities compete for top honors in walking and skits for cake prizes. This year the Interfraternity Council bans blackface from the tradition.
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Burlington
University of Vermont
UVM
Interfraternity Council
Milton girl awarded 30000 in hospital burns case
A U S District Court jury awarded Kathie Barrows eight year old girl from Milton thirty thousand dollars in a suit against Mary Fletcher Hospital over facial burns from a hot metal mouth gag during a tonsillectomy. Dr Rufus C Morrow and nurse Eleanor Krukonis were named but found not negligent.
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Burlington
U.S
Milton
Mary Fletcher Hospital
Kathie Barrows
Rufus C. Morrow
Shelburne
Eleanor Krukonis
Eight-year-old girl killed in accidental shooting in Dummerston
Rae Wood the daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Wood Sr was killed yesterday when a gun discharged as her brothers Raymond Jr age 10 and Richard age unknown examined it State's Atty John Rocray said Raymond Jr held the gun at the time and Rae died Richard was uninjured in the incident
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Rae Wood
Raymond Wood
Atty
John Rocray
Raymond Jr
Richard
Iroquois Mfg. Co to resume small scale operations
President Leland Lyman said Iroquois Mfg. Co hopes to resume operations on a small scale next week after a $100,000 fire nearly destroyed the plant last Thursday. The firm employs 34 people, with all expected to return once rebuilding progresses and the cause remains undetermined.
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Hinesburg
Iroquois Mfg. Co
Leland Lyman
Fire probes continue into Colchester blaze at Chaloux home
Authorities from the state Fire Marshal's Office investigate a February 7 fire at the final-stage Colchester residence of Amil Chaloux, adjacent to the earlier January 12 destruction of the Barkycumb home.
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Colchester
Amil Chaloux
Leonard Barkycumb
Fire damages Times Building and surrounding businesses in Troy
A two alarm blaze Wednesday night at the Times Building destroyed the renovated Times-Rexall Drug Store and damaged several neighboring shops. Fire officials estimate losses in the thousands. In Albany a labor lobbyist boast prompts a state police inquiry led by Senate Majority Leader Walter J. Mahoney. Hoosick Falls pupil Ann Stetson suffers a mild vertebral fracture after a gym class fall. Dr Abbie F Potts, 79, renowned Shakespearean scholar and author, dies in Samaritan Hospital.
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Hoosick Falls Central School
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Robert E. Stetson
Danforth St
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington
Hoosick
Philip Martinez
Abbie F. Potts
Samaritan Hospital
Rockford, Ill
Vassar College
Potts
Tangney named Berkshire wire chief for telephone company
Robert J. Tangney of Milton is appointed northern Berkshire wire chief overseeing installation, repair and maintenance of telephone facilities in the area. The appointment was announced by Thomas C. McGarry, North Adams area office manager.
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North Adams
Robert J. Tangney
Milton
Northern Berkshire
Telephone Company
Thomas C. McGarry
Goldwater eyes New Hampshire win to spark GOP bid
Senator Barry Goldwater, campaigning in central and southern New Hampshire, said a decisive victory there could propel his bid for the Republican nomination. He warned the race is a two person contest with Nelson Rockefeller and urged support that could yield seven to eight delegate seats and strengthen his Northeast path. He condemned Johnson’s foreign policy as appeasement and urged protection of Social Security while warning of Cuban missile threats.
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NEW Hampshire (Ap
Barry Goldwater
New Hampshire
Goldwater
Northeast
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Johnson
Rockefeller
Cuba
Woodsville
John F. Kennedy
Washington
Ex Bakery Routeman Charged in Pamela Mason Slaying
Manchester New Hampshire police charge Edward H. Coolidge Jr. a 27 year old father with a 14 year old victim Pamela Mason in a brutal slaying found Jan 21 beside Interstate 93. Maynard cites sufficient evidence and notes Coolidge previously faced a larceny case while awaiting superior court action.
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Manchester
N.H
Edward H. Coolidge Jr
Pamela Mason
Manchester High School
William William Maynard
Coolidge
Maynard
Mason
Lionel Lavoie
Hillsborough County
Mass. Girl Dies In Train Car Smash
Medford Massachusetts Geraldine Cormier 20 died after a railroad crossing collision with a Boston & Maine Railroad car at West Medford Square. Ann M Lee 23 of Watertown driver of the auto was injured but listed in good condition at a Medford hospital.
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Medford
Mass
Geraldine Cormier
Ann M. Lee
Watertown
Bennington Banner Publisher and Rates Info
The Bennington Banner lists contact numbers for Newsroom and Advertising and states it is published daily except Sundays and holidays at 425 Main St Bennington Vermont. It notes AP affiliation and outlines home delivery and subscription rates by mail within a 50 mile Vermont radius and nationwide rates.
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Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
Associated Press
AP News
Vermont
U.S
Rockefeller Says Johnson Can and Should Be Defeated
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller declares that President Johnson can be defeated and will be defeated in November. He campaigns in New Hampshire ahead of the March 10 presidential preference primary, after a late arrival due to a snowstorm. He urges Congress to hold hearings on public school prayer and outlines political contrasts with the Johnson administration.
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N.H
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Johnson
Rockefeller
New York
New Hampshire
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Salem
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