Hoff to be sworn in as Vermont governor with 19 gun salute
In Montpelier a 19 gun salute will mark Philip Hoff’s inauguration as Vermont governor on January 17. The Vermont National Guard’s 1st Howitzer Battalion will provide the artillery with Capt. Richard Sullivan commanding the battery on the State House west lawn. Publisher Bernard G. O’Shea wins Senate seat replacing the late Lawrence Hinds, joining 29 elected in November. The Senate stands 21 Republicans to 9 Democrats. In Tokyo, 91-year-old US tourist Mrs Kora Keene Handy may end her Asian trip and return home to West Hartford Vermont after a fatigue illness treated with a blood transfusion. The Health Department seeks French-speaking nurses for Peace Corps posts in Tunisia and French Africa, about 30 are needed.
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Montpelier
Philip H. Hoff
Vermont
124Th Artillery
Vermont National Guard
Williston
Richard Sullivan
South Burlington
State House
Tokyo
Kora Keene Handy
Japan
West Hartford
Handy
Osaka- Kyoto
Burlington
State Health Department
Peace Corps
Tunisia
French West Africa
French Equatorial Africa
ICC concludes Berlin propane tanker disaster inquiry
Albany commissioner W H Tucker announced the ICC has completed fact finding into the July 25 propane gas tanker explosion in Berlin, which killed 10. Hearings wrapped after Berlin testimony with results to be released within two weeks.
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Albany
Cmsr
W. H. Tucker
Interstate Commerce Commission
Berlin
Tucker
ICC
Albany Federal Building
Albany Leaders Seek Housing Law Strengthening
Harold W. Walker, president of the Citizens Association for the Social Betterment of Arbor Hill, plans a six point plea to the legislature urging expanded and tougher anti discrimination housing laws across New York. Governor Rockefeller submits an austerity budget message to the legislature while signaling a potential 1964 presidential bid and outlining a $2.5 billion fiscal 1963-64 plan with pay as you go financing and restraint on new programs.
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Albany
Harold W. Walker
Citizens Association For the Social Betterment of
Arbur Hill
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
Kennedy
Williams College librarian and restaurant manager enter town race
Byron N. Scott of Grundy Court filed for a three year term on the Williams town library board. John Thomas Courtney of Arnold Street became the fifth candidate for selectman seeking one of two three year terms. Courtney manages the Gym Restaurant in Williams town and is a Forest Hills native educated at St. John's College in Brooklyn. Scott works at the Williams College library and studied at Culver-Stockton College, the Sherwood School of Music and the University of Arizona.
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Williamstown
Byron N. Scott
Grundy Ct
Library Board of Trustees
John Thomas Courtney
Arnold St
Courtney
Board of
Selectmen
Forest Hills
St. John’s College
Brooklyn
Scott
Williams College Library
Culver-Stockton College
Canton, Mo
Sherwood School of Music
Chicago
University of Arizona
Williamstown forms credit union plan at Grant School meeting
Nine residents heard Robert Treayz of Boston outline steps for a Williamstown Municipal Employees Credit Union. Louise Guild chaired as acting chairman and said a charter application has been filed. A nominating committee will present officers at the next meeting on Feb. 14 at Grant.
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Williamstown
Optimistic Rail Officials Add Bus Link to Program
Boston officials announce a Lynnfield Inc bus link adding six Wakefield to Lynn trips under the federally funded program. MTC notes an 18.4 percent opening day rise in B and M passenger traffic with 26 038 riders on the first day and a 184 percent increase versus 1962.
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Boston
Boston & Maine Railroad
Massachusetts Mass Transportation Commission
Lynnfield Community Inc
Wakefield
Lynn
J. F. Maloney
MTC
B&m
Maloney
Harry J. Blake
Cleveland Bricklayers Honor Arch Bishop Krol In Union Move
Cleveland bricklayers voted to honor Arch Bishop John J. Krol after seeing many newspaper pictures of him laying church school hospital and orphanage foundations. The meeting named the prelate an honorary member of the Bricklayers and Masons Union of Cleveland.
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Cleveland
UPI
Cleveland Bricklayers
John J. Krol
The
Bricklayers and Masons Union of
Diplomats blamed for tariff cuts by cotton lobbyists
Sen. Norris Cotton denounces diplomats at the New England Shoe and Leather Association meeting. He accuses them of promoting trade barriers and letting uncompetitive American industries die, citing higher Japanese and British tariffs. Robert E. Wall elected president. Sidney Spiegel elected treasurer.
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Boston
Norris Cotton
R-N. H
Cotton
New England Shoe and Leather Association
New Hampshire
United States
Great Britain
Italy
France
Robert E. Wall
Wall Streeter Shoe Co
North Adams
Mass
Wall
Dunham’s
Brattleboro
Sidney Spiegel
Bruce Shoe Co
Biddeford
Maine
Bennington Banner Publication and Rates Notice
Classified notice outlines newspaper contact numbers and address at 425 Main St Bennington VT The Bennington Banner publishes daily except Sundays and holidays with AP news rights and home delivery rates by mail and motor route with various geographic and service discounts listed.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
Vermont
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
Associated Press
U.S
Runaway Cement Truck Crashes Through Wall in Springfield
A cement mixing truck rolled down a steep hill in Springfield causing chaos and collisions with four cars. Driver Donald Sprague, 32, of Keene NH, escaped serious injury. Two parked cars were demolished and two drivers avoided serious harm. The truck’s drive shaft broke, sending it back over 500 feet. Owner Arthur Whitcomb, Keene. Ruth Roberts and Mildred Way treated for head bruise.
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Springfield
Donald Sprague
Keene
N.H
Harold Reynolds
Fairfield
Conn
Ruth Roberts
Roberts
Mildred Way
Arthur Whitcomb
Normal white male shows stable home life but narrow interests
A psychiatric study led by Dr. Jules Golden at Albany Medical College finds the so called normal white male is satisfied with his wife and his work but exhibits a dull personality with limited ambitions and low creativity. The Albany report notes his interests and pleasures are narrow.
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Albany, N.Y
UPI
Jules Golden
Albany Medical College
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Jensen
Arthur EK. Ellison
John C Armstrong
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American Medical Association
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