Vermont activist denies Communist threat on TV interview
Mrs. Virginia Naeve of the Women's Strike for Peace says in Burlington there is no Communist conspiracy in the United States and Red encroachment is a myth. She notes few, if any, Communists in the U S and in Vermont while praising peace efforts and criticizing HUAC as an inquisition.
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Burlington
Virginia Naeve
Women’s Strike For Peace Movement
United States
U.S
Naeve
U. S
Vermont
South Woodstock
Geneva
Europe
Washington
Women’s
House Un-American Activities Committee
HUAC
Montpelier
Burlington Mayor Bing Calls Himself a Lone Wolf in Politics
Burlington mayor Bing describes himself as a lone wolf within Vermont politics while identifying with the Aiken wing of the Republican Party. He has not decided on re election and reflects on 18 months in office, noting changes in his views and support for a stronger mayoral power to oversee city departments.
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Burlington
Bing
Bedbound student JoAnne Murphy attends class by intercom
Eighth grade student JoAnne Murphy at St Michael East State Street School returns to classes with an intercom system linked to her hospital bed after a spinal curvature was found in October. She uses a button to answer and recite while her inverted bed stand holds books and papers for study.
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Montpelier
JoAnne Murphy
St. Michael's East State Street
JoAnne
Burlington
Berlin Tractor Tragedy Claims 65-Year-Old Man
Berlin police report a 65-year-old man, Henry E. Perrin, died after a tree he had cut fell onto a tractor he was using. He was found beneath the tractor’s left rear wheel on Saturday.
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Berlin
Henry E. Perrin
Perrin
Funeral services held for Patricia Bissette in Middlebury
Funeral services were held at the Middlebury Methodist Church for Patricia Bissette 24 of Boston who was strangled and found last week. About 150 attended. Bearers were Class of 1958 members from Middlebury Union High School. Slaying remains unsolved.
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Middlebury
Middlebury Methodist Church
Patricia Bissette
Boston
Middlebury Union High School
Fire damages Cohoes Sharlet Building. tenants safe
A four story Sharlet Building in Cohoes also known as the Buchanan Building suffered about $100000 in damage Saturday night. The century old structure housed shops and apartments with tenants fleeing unharmed as investigators seek the cause.
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Cohoes
Sharlet
Buchanan
Rockefeller to seek housing commission and regional transport group
Governor Rockefeller plans to ask the new legislature on Wednesday to form a temporary state commission on low rent housing. He regrets voters rejected a private enterprise and Housing Finance Agency plan and also wants a tri state transportation committee with New Jersey and Connecticut to coordinate NYC region planning.
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Albany
Rockefeller
State Housing Finance Agency
New Jersey
Connecticut
New York City
Williams College to Offer Evening Adult Education Courses
In Williamstown Williams College will start evening courses this week with two offerings An Introduction to Astronomy by Dr Theodore G Mehlin and An Introduction to Art by Dr William H Pierson The program has 42 registered and may grow as registration continues. The plan aims to expand access to adult education in the Berkshire region.
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Williamstown
Williams College
Theodore G. Mehlin
Field Memorial
William H. Pierson
Fred H. Stocking
Morris
North Adams
North Berkshire
State Dept. of Mental Health
Robert V. Hamilton
State College
William A. Anderson
North Adams State College
Eugene L. Freel
Owen B. Kiernan
Board of Education
Westfield College
Stalbird Named to New Post At Ben-Mont Plant Manager
Frank A. Stalbird of 116 Coulter Street has been named Ben-Mont plant manager, a Dow Chemical Co. unit. He will oversee forecasting, planning, purchasing, manufacturing, warehousing, shipping and traffic. Stalbird, a Northeastern chemical engineering graduate, has 12 years at Ben-Mont and prior industrial engineering experience. He is married to Marion Blaisdell with daughter Susan, a Bennington Catholic High School graduate.
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Frank A. Stalbird
Coulter St
Ben-Mont
Dobeckman
Dow Chemical Co
H. J. Wallace
Starbird
Dow
Ben- Mont
Bigelow
Kent
Willard
Boston
Mass
Graton & Knight
Worcester
Northeastern University
Marion B. Blaisdell
Lynn
Susan L
Bennington Catholic High School
Boston University
Putnam Memorial Hospital Admissions and Discharges
Sunday January 6 admissions include Donald Latif Marshall Cross Paul Ames Mrs Glenda Peters Bennington Mrs Carrie White North Bennington Paul Holmberg Master Richard Sprague Mrs Jessie Bowen Dorset Kathleen Powers Manchester Center Master Bruce Bentley Mrs Julia DesLaurier Mrs Sally Stitzel Bennington Mrs Helen Shaw North Bennington Mrs Patricia Darknard and daughter Hoosick Falls Mrs Cynthia Williams and daughter Bennington Wilfred Bissonette Hoosick Falls Mrs Marion Oakes James Caron Laurence Parize Bennington Mrs Eileen Moulton and daughter Shaftsbury Mrs Nitsa Stoddard Forest Hills N Y Friday January 4 admissions include Mrs Bessie Hall Deborah Miner Bennington Discharges include Mrs Doris Purdy and son Mrs Michelene LaBeau and son Bennington Mrs Joyce Legacy and son North Bennington Mrs Joyce Sweet North Bennington Mrs Phyllis Reiss East Arlington Mrs Harnet Avery Man Lee Hospital Notes continued on Page 8
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Donald Latif
Marshall Cross
Paul Ames
Glenda Peters
Bennington
Carrie White
North Bennington
Paul Holmberg
Richard Sprague
Jessie Bowen
Dorset
Kathleen Powers
Manchester Center
Bruce Bentley
Julia DesLaurier
Sally Stitzel
Helen Shaw
Patricia Darknard
Hoosick Falls
Cynthia Williams
Marion Oakes
James Caron
Laurence Parize
Eileen Moulton
Shaftsbury
Nitsa Stoddard
Forest Hills
N.Y
Doris Purdy
Michelene LaBeau
Joyce Legacy
Joyce Sweet
Phyllis Reiss
East Arlington
Harnet Avery
Man- Lee Hospital
Nationwide Co. representation clarified by Holliday
Floyd N Holliday of 112 North St clarifies he remains a Nationwide Insurance Co. representative despite John R Stone Jr. being named an additional area rep at 222 School St. Holliday says he has not retired after 24 years at the same location and plans to stay another 24.
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Nationwide Insurance Co
Floyd N. Holliday
North St
Nationwide
Holliday
John R. Stone Jr
School St
Bennington
Stone
Nationwide Insurance Company
Thrift Shop Items Include Skates and Household Furnishings
Thrift shop offerings include several pairs of skates a small dog's leather collar an iron trivet clay plant pots picture frames records a theromos jug mantel mirror and an extra good electric iron. There is a request for a child's toilet seat and a playpen. Ruth Hoy Amuel Baker Marjorie Hayes and Paul Crane led last week’s sales team.
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Ruth Hoy
Amuel Baker
Marjorie Hayes
Paul Crane
Parents and pupils defend school wall in Cuernavaca stand
In Cuernavaca Mexico parents and children encircle Benito Juarez School with a wall to resist actress Katy Jurado who claims ownership of the adjoining land and has filed a court claim.
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Cuernavaca
Mexico
Benito Juarez School
Katy Jurado
Science Shrinks Piles With New Non surgical Cure
A new healing substance Bio-Dyne, discovered by a world famous research institute, shrinks hemorrhoids, stops itching, and relieves pain without surgery. Cases show actual shrinkage and patient statements that piles have ceased to be a problem. Available as Preparation H suppositories or ointment at drug counters.
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New York, N. Y
Two Car Crash on U S 7 in Bennington Flats
Vermont State Police report a three vehicle crash on U S 7 in Bennington Flats Saturday afternoon. Oliver Coonradt and Elizabeth DeBell suffered whiplash injuries. Vehicles involved included a 1950 Chrysler sedan, a 1958 Fiat, and an International tractor-trailer driven by Edgar Gallant.
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U.S. 7
Bennington Flats
Vermont
Oliver B. Coonradt
Bennington
Frederick J. DeBell
Troy
N.Y
DeBell
Edgar S. Gallant
Portland
Maine
Fiat
Coonradt
Historic markers funded for Kentucky Civil War sites
Two fifteen thousand dollar allotments from the Governor's Emergency Fund will fund about 120 historic marker placements in Kentucky. Ten foot aluminum signs are being ordered from Sewak to mark sites of Civil War significance and related structures.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
Sewak
Hungary Cuts Prices On Consumer Items
Communist Hungary lowers prices for motorcycles sewing machines record players and textiles by 20 to 37 percent under a government decree. Despite cuts prices remain high with nylon stockings at 54 florints or about 4.73 dollars per pair.
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Budapest
Hungary
Marietta Studios Observe Markers in Kentucky Metallurgical Lab
In Marietta studios reporters note small er markers being cast at the University of Kentucky metallurgical laboratory, detailing the ongoing work and its potential implications for regional industry and academic collaboration.
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Marietta
Ohio
University of Kentucky
Metal‘lurgical Laboratory
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