Vermont mock presidential primary set for March 10
Sixteen colleges including Lyndon State and Middlebury participate in a mock presidential primary organized by the Lyndon State and Middlebury Young Republican clubs. Ballots mirror New Hampshire lists. voters must declare party and vote for one candidate. Polls run from morning until 10 p.m. with results reported to Middlebury by 9 p.m.
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Lyndon Center
Vermont
New Hampshire
Young Republican Clubs
Lyndon State
Middlebury Colleges
Young Republican Executive Committee
L. H. Bottum
Lyndon State College
Young Republican Club
Middlebury College
Wallingford Woman Killed in U S 7 Truck Collision
A South Wallingford woman, Mrs. Mary Roberts 44, died when her car collided with a big trailer truck on U S 7. The truck driver Louis J Freddette 61 of Rutland escaped injury.
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Wallingford
South Wallingford
U.S. 7
Mary Roberts
MS Society Vermont Chapter Holds Annual Meeting in Rutland
The Vermont Chapter of the National MS Society will host Dr. George A. Schumacher of UVM College of Medicine and Jack Brauntuch at its 1 p.m. Saturday meeting at the Hotel Bardwell Rutland. Over 400 invitations were mailed. The chapter also cites a patient aid program with more than 1200 items on loan statewide.
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Wallingford
Vermont
National
Multiple Sclerosis Society
George A. Schumacher
UVM College of Medicine
Jack Brauntach
National Patient Service
Bardwell
Rutland
Finley J. Shepard
Walter A. Talmage
Poultney
Schumacher
National Society
Brauntuch
Nutley Family Service, Inc
Newark Family Service
Greenwich Hospital Association
Greenwich, Conn
Bank clerk held after crossing border with Canadian funds
A Montreal bank clerk carrying over 133000 in Canadian currency and travelers checks was arrested at the New York border on an Albany bound bus. A Verdun Quebec man faced a theft warrant issued by a Montreal judge and the clerk was charged with illegal entry into the United States.
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Massena
Montreal
Roger Caza
Verdun
Quebec
United States
Neighborhood fund drive raises funds in first ten days
Berkshire reports two thousand dollars received from twenty contributors as the Northern Berkshire Development Corp seeks twenty five thousand dollars for operating expenses in its early campaign pace. A separate docket notes Judge Rosasco fining Robert Fallon sixty dollars for twelve all night parking tickets in North Adams. Adams Redevelopment Authority hears planning background and district survey progress for urban renewal with consultant firm Candeub Fleissig and Associates and project staff.
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North Adams
Northern Berkshire Development Corp
Roger Jewett
Ernest H. Rosasco
Robert Fallon
Fallon
Morris Street
Center Street
ADAMS
Adams Redevelopment Authority
Candeub, Fleissig and Associates
F. Burk Ketcham Jr
William H. Sorrentino
Woman to Receive Free Beer For Life After Drinking Record
Harriet E. Brooks 91 from Birmingham will get free beer the rest of her life after proving to a Birmingham brewery she has consumed 200 barrels of its product since turning 18. In other news King Paul of Greece is recovering after stomach ulcer surgery. Jacqueline Loughery files for divorce from Jack Webb amid claims of extreme mental cruelty.
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Birmingham
England
Harriet E. Brooks
Los Angeles
Jacqueline Loughery
Jack Webb
U,s,a
Leo
Rockefeller Seeks NH Voter Opinions By Mail
Gov. Nelson A Rockefeller reports about 12 000 of 93 000 mailed New Hampshire questionnaires returned. The private firm tabulates results, to be released before the March 10 primary. questions touch UN membership, social security, education aid, civil rights laws, the nuclear test ban, and elderly health care.
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New Hampshire
Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
United Nations
Boston Boycott Sparks Division Over School Protests
More than 10 000 Boston pupils skipped classes in a Stay Out for Freedom protest. Officials split on success with Rev Breeden praising it while Supt Ohrenberger called it not a victory as 20 571 students were absent from 92 844 enrolled. Freedom schools operated during the day with quiet meditation and civil rights discussions.
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Boston
James P. Breeden
William H. Ohrenberger
Ohrenberger
John F. Collins
City Hall
Canon Breeden
Noel Day
Cos
Tomore
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Edward W. Brooke
Collins
New Trial Set In Dynamite Murder
Paul David Pierce faces a new trial in Maine for the dynamite death of his father in law Larson Kelley and his wife after Superior Court Judge James Archibald overturned a jury verdict. The judge cited psychiatric testimony indicating mental illness at the time of the act and noted only one psychiatrist testified. The two explosions occurred August 2 at a Jonesport cottage. Pierce faced possible life term with parole after 22 years if found guilty.
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Machias
Maine
Paul David Pierce
Superior Court
James P. Archibald
Allen Saunders
Augusta State Hospital
Jonesport
Larson N. Kelley
Pierce
Vassaloboro
Coast Guard Academy
Cynthia Pierce
Scott
Cynthia
Poet Stephen Spender criticizes leaders amid Beatles fascination
Washington report says British poet Stephen Spender admires the Beatles and is intrigued by Greenwich Village poetry but is embarrassed by President Johnson and Prime Minister Douglas-Home, noting Johnson's smile and preferring not to eat a husky remark.
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Washington
Stephen Spender
Greenwich Village
President Johnson
Alec Douglas-Home
Johnson
Coolidge Indicted for Mason Murder in New Hampshire
Edward H. Coolidge Jr., 26, unemployed and married with one child, was indicted by a Hillsborough County Grand Jury on two capital charges, murder and kidnapping resulting in death, in connection with the slaying of 14 year old Pamela Mason. The girl was found Jan 21 in a snowbank near Manchester after vanishing Jan 13. The jury heard a dozen witnesses over a six and a half hour session.
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Manchester
N.H
Edward H. Coolidge Jr
New Hampshire
Hillsboro County
William Maynard
Coolidge
Pamela Mason
Manchester High School
Route 93
Bennington Banner Advertising andContact Details
The Bennington Banner lists office and newsroom phone numbers 442-6300 and 442-2800 with advertising line 442-2684. It notes daily publication except Sundays and holidays and provides subscription rates for local and national readers, including special servicemen rates.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
Associated Press
Vermont
U.S
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Ted Kennedy
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Ted) Kennedy
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Albany
Republican Party
Joseph F. Caroline
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NBDC
Brooks
Athens
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Greece
Rocky
Ala
Jim Stewart
Poetic Justice
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Main ST. Bennington
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Thomson Manufacturing Co
Ben Mont Ave
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