Senators object to lawyer's role in highway probe ruling
Two Vermont senators on the highway investigation commission voiced strong objections to Louis Peck of the attorney general's office drafting an opinion on the commission’s authority to swear in witnesses. Chair James Oakes said Peck’s close ties to many involved was unfortunate as hearings resumed with Highway Commissioner William Poeter among witnesses.
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Burlington, Vt
Highway Department
Louis Peck
Attorney General’s Office
John J. O’brien
D-Chittenden
Highway ‘Department
Ment
Commission
Peck
Charles J. Adams
James Oakes
R-Windham
Lou
Oakes
Atty
Thomas M. Debevoise
William Poeter
State House
Pownal Deliberates Ministerial Funds and Local Activities
Town clerk Rachel Mason announces next weeks voter rounds for ministerial fund distribution among five churches based on votes. North Pownal and Pownal Center events include 4-H club fundraisers, a record hop, grammar school food sale, and a mobile sale. fire department dance planned. Community notes cover Civil Defense talk, Pownal Pioneers meeting, Boy Scout gathering, and hospital patients.
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Rachel Mason
Pownal
First Baptist Church of
Pownal Methodist Church
Pownal Center
Our Lady of Lourdes Church
North Pownal
North Pownal Congregational Church
Green Mountain Valley
4-H
Maude Dickinson
Uninvited Guest Steals Carnation From Kennedy at Dinner
Charles Meeks, president of the United Auto Workers Citizenship Council, crashed a $100 plate birthday dinner for Gov. DiSalle in Columbus. He shook hands with President Kennedy, took several campaign buttons, distributed them to guests and Secret Service, and left with Kennedy’s carnation after asking for it.
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Columbus
Ohio
Charles Meeks
Michael V. DiSalle
Kennedy
Meeks
Columbus Dispatch
United Auto Workers Citizenship Council
Citizens For Kennedy
State Fairgrounds
Secret Service
General Motors
National Guard Troop L Holds Conduct and Justice Drill
Troop L of the 3rd Recon Squadron 102nd Armored Cavalry met at the Bennington Armory for a Monday session on the military Code of Conduct and military justice taught by Lt. Hoover. Five new enlistees Peter I Ayers Donald J Baker Robert L Plumb Richard Root and Elwin Holland will report to Fort Dix New Jersey for six months of active duty this week. The next drill is set for January 15 at 7 20 p.m.
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102Nd AC
Bennington
Lt. Hoover
Fort Dix
N. J
Peter I. Ayers
Donald J. Baker
Robert L. Plumb
Richard Root
Elwin Holland
Peru School Reopens After Repairs and New Wing
The Peru school reopened on Monday after additional holiday. A new wing with a second room was added and equipped with fluorescent lights desks and furnishings. The first four grades use the new wing while the upper four use the reorganized original building. Mr and Mrs Sherman Baldwin and four children of Lunenberg Mass visited Mrs Alice Lyon and Mrs Eleanor Baldwin.
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Peru
Sherman Baldwin
Lunenberg, Mass
Alice Lyon
Eleanor Baldwin
Keith Marvin Resigns From Upper Hudson Automobilist
Keith Marvin of Troy New York editor of the Upper Hudson Valley Automobilist resigns as club official to pursue two book projects this year one on auto license plates to be published in England and another on the Bennington built Wasp car designed by Karl Martin Marvin has written automotive history for the club since 1955 and earlier joined in 1950.
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Keith Marvin
Troy
N. Y
Upper
Hudson Valley
Pleasant St
Marvin
Hudson
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Vermont
National Guard News
Mabel Whitney
Wasp Auto
Walker’s Food Mkt
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