Missing Montpelier salesman prompts ongoing search
In Montpelier Vermont Charles P Billado 23 remains missing since Friday morning after withdrawing 1500 to 3000 dollars from his bank account He is married with one child and also worked as a federal surplus salesman Public safety commissioner William H Baumann said FBI aid had not yet entered the case Vermonts Employment Security Department reports a 78 percent jobless rate last week with 5923 workers affected and construction most hit Springfield district showing a regional unemployment drop
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Employment Security Department
Vermont
Springfield
Hoff invites lawmakers to Montpelier for education bill preview
Gov Hoff invites Senate and House Education committees to Montpelier on Jan 17 for a preview of education bills ahead of the Jan 27 special session. The plan includes a proposal to create 12 large school districts and administration spokesmen did not confirm if the school aid bill will be ready. A prior meeting reviewed Hoff’s natural resources measures with Conservation and Development committees.
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House
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Conservation
Vermont Craft Show to Open in Green Mountain Park
The Greater Vermont Association announced a two day Vermont Craft Show at Green Mountain Park Pownal on March 31 and April 1 1964. Fifty top Vermont craftsmen will display quality Vermont made products. The event targets wholesale buyers with 500 plus invitations sent to craft shops buyers and dealers across New England New York and Washington.
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Montpelier
Greater Vermont Association
Vermont
Green Mountain Park
Pownal
New England
New York
Washington
The
Vermont Arts and Crafts Service
Vermont Labor and Farm Council
Estranged husband kills typist then dies in New York office
In Rensselaer an unemployed husband shot his estranged wife Patricia Dacey a 20 year old typist, then killed himself with the second barrel in the Staats Express office in view of staff. Police say the couple were separated.
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Express Firm
Patricia Dacey
Robert Michael Dacey
Staats Express
Pope elected Ward 6 school committee member
In Pittsfield, Frank M. Pope won a 11-7 vote at a joint City Council and School Committee session to fill the Ward 6 vacancy after Dr. William Walker’s resignation. Ralph Cianflone challenged the post and lost.
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Pittsfield
Frank M. Pope
William Walker
Ralph Cianflone
RR's Back Shippers Happy With Rutland Line Restore
In Vermont a 126 mile Rutland Railway section is back in use under Vermont Railway president Jay Wulfson. He plans at least three round trips weekly Burlington to Rutland and two weekly Rutland to Bennington. A red diesel engine resumed service in Rutland yard marking the first use since 1961. Freight cars await shipment ahead of the restart.
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Rutland Railway
Jay Wulfson
New Vermont Railway
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Bennington
Woman Escapee Granted Parole After 19 Years
A Massachusetts parole board granted immediate parole to a woman escapee who had been absent for 19 years after surrendering. The parole board sought full pardon from Gov. Endicott Peabody and the Executive Council. She learned she was a missing prisoner only last week when applying for a driving license. A Framingham warrant had been outstanding all these years. She was sentenced in 1943 to 10 to 15 years for a stabbing and later indentured as a domestic in Framingham.
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Boston
Massachusetts Parole Board
Framingham
Massachusetts
Bennington Banner Rates and Contact Information
The Bennington Banner lists business and newsroom contacts with phone numbers and addresses. It notes publication schedule, AP affiliation, delivery options, and subscription rates within Vermont and nationwide, including special servicemen rates.
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Main St
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AP News
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U.S
Doctor seeks perfect face in study of beauty aids
Boston orthodontist Dr. Harvey Peck 26 singles out a smile and full pout as key, noting 35 faces studied include Sophia Loren Brigitte Bardot Doris Day Grace Kelly Elizabeth Taylor Debbie Reynolds. He aims to guide orthodontic practice with a cephalometric study on facial symmetry and balance.
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Harvey Peck
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Sophia Loren
Brigitte Bardot
Doris Day
Grace Kelly
Elizabeth Taylor
Debbie Reynolds
Boston University Medical Center
Arthur S. Pease Dead at 82 Former Amherst President
Arthur S. Pease, a Latin and Literature scholar and botanist, died at 82. He led Amherst College from 1927 to 1932 and later taught at Harvard. His notable botanical work Vascular Flora of Coos County New Hampshire came from fieldwork near Randolph New Hampshire where he retired after 1950.
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Arthur S. Pease
Amherst College
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Amherst
Harvard University
Coos County
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Randolph, N.H
Harvard Silent on Probation for Dorm Party
Harvard University officials declined to comment on a Crimson report describing a Quincy House dorm party on December 7 in which five Harvard students were suspended for the rest of the academic year and three placed on probation. The story says eight Harvard students and two Brown guests attended with ten blind dates, with one Brown student allegedly cutting a girl's sweater. the administration denies sexual improprieties and violations of visiting hours.
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Harvard University
Harvard Crimson
Quincy House
Harvard
Brown University
Brown
Larry D. Benson
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Pothole Peril Cited In New England Roads
The Automobile Legal Association warns that thousands of dangerous potholes plague New England in six states. ALA survey links potholes to tire damage broken springs and costly accidents after recent snowplowing. It urges motorists to beware and authorities to start Operation Patch Up promptly.
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Boston
Automobile Legal Association
New England
ALA
New England Congressmen Press Udall on Oil Policy
Twenty five New England House members led by John W. McCormack asked Interior Secretary Udall to clarify future oil policy including import quotas on residual fuel oil used for heating and utilities. They warn declining domestic production raises reliance on imports costing about 30 million dollars annually and fear a sellers' market. They seek the impact of the President's action on these import restrictions.
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New England
House
Secretary of the Interior
Stewart L. Udall
New
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