Court Fines Area Man On New Year's DWI Charge
In Bennington Municipal Court, 24 year old Laurence Hyman of North Bennington pled guilty to driving while intoxicated after an early New Year’s arrest by state trooper Harvey Jones. Hyman was fined 111.10 dollars with costs. Nancy Noble, 28, of Ore Bed Road pleaded guilty to fraud by check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bennington
Bennington
George M. Fienberg
Laurence Hyman
Stephen H
Hyman
Jones
Tpr
Terry Martin
Fienberg
Nancy Noble
Joseph LaFlamme
Joyce
Thomas R. Jepson
Gary Pray
Gage St
Phyllis A. King
Ben Mont Ave
Dale E. Campbell
Atty. R
Marshall Witten
Walter R. Stevens
Danby
Clyde E. Colvin
Witten
Stevens
Hoff Expected To Reappoint Fienberg
Bennington District Court judge George M. Fienberg is expected to be appointed when the new district court law takes effect March 1. Gov. Hoff’s press secretary said Fienberg is in good shape, with the legislature moving terms to March 1 to allow time for actions. Regular appointments set two year terms for part time judges. full-time judges receive four-year terms.
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Fienberg
Judicial Selection Board
General Assembly
House
Gov. Hoff
Senate
Bennington
Damour Named To Head Mutual Aid
Victor Damour of Pownal Center Fire Protective Association was elected president of the Bennington County Mutual Aid Association at a Willow Road Fire House meeting. Carl Allen and George Renner were named vice president and secretary treasurer, with a new dispatching office location and a plan to form a chiefs committee to organize more practice sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington County Mutual Aid Association
Willow Road
Victor Damour
Pownal Center
Damour
Arlington Man Injured In Death Valley Accident
Arlington reports a head on collision just north of Death Valley on U S 7. Paul Bedell aged 60 suffered a broken leg ribs right arm knee and multiple cuts with possible internal injuries and remains in fair condition at Putnam Memorial Hospital. Leo Budro 37 was treated and released with hip abrasions.
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Death Valley
U.S. 7
Arlington
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Paul Bedell
Bedell
Leo Budro
Budro
New England Telephone Co
Roy Harry Bergquist
West Side Drive
Putnam Square
Earl Stewart Hurley
Box
Bennington
Moose Night Fish Frys and Roast Beef Supper
Friday night fish frys served by Mr and Mrs Sylvester Babson. Saturday January 21 from 6 to 8 pm a roast beef supper will be served with Ralph Mavilla in charge. Dancing from 6 to midnight by Cottrell's Music Makers.
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Sylvester Babson
Ralph Mavilla
Cottrell
Dr Price to Address Bennington Fellowship Talk
Dr Price, associate professor of Anthropology at Williams College, will speak at the Bennington Unitarian Fellowship meeting at the Bennington Free Library at 10:30 a.m. on The Biological and Cultural Bases of Human Aggression. He has taught at Queens College and Williams College, with research in Latin America and the Boni Bush Negroes of French Guiana. Visitors welcome. nursery facilities provided.
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Thomas J. Price
Williams College
Bennington Unitarian Fellowship
Bennington Free Library
Price
Wesleyan University
Northwestern University
Queens College
New York City
Universidad del Valle
Cali
Colombia
Latin America
San Andres Island
Caribbean
French Guiana
Bennington County Industrial Corp names new president
Wilbur Rice, GM of Flomatic Corp in North Hoosick, elected president of BCIC at the annual stockholders and directors meeting in Bennington. He succeeds William T. Eddington as the year’s quiet term ends, with new officers and directors named to serve through 1970.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Rice
Flomatic Corporation of
North Hoosick
Bennington County Industrial Corporation
BCIC
Bennington
Rice
William T. Eddington
Raymond Bowen
T. Garry Buckley
Norman H. Greenberg
Peter Donavan Jr
George Hadwen
Jeff Griffin
Armand A. Lampron
Hadwen
Lampron
Griffin
Hamilton Shields
Bowen
Norman Greenberg
Buckley, Donavan
Robert E. Cummings Jr
John H. Williams II
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Hamilton
Stock Averages Report Noon January 13 1967
Dow Jones and Co. Albany reports the market at noon with the Dow Jones industrials at 828.56, down 1.39, the railroads at 219.42, up 1.52, utilities at 138.42, up .23, and a composite average of 297.52, up .45. Trading volume reaches 4,240,000 shares.
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Dow-Jones—Bache & Co
Albany
Academy Schedules Three Public Planning Meetings in Bennington
The Vermont Academy of Arts and Sciences will hold three public meetings on Bennington's municipal planning. The first, January 25, 8 p.m., at the old Bennington High School, features John C. Burdis and Henry B. Raymore with moderator T. Garry Buckley. The master plan, by John C. Burdis Associates, will guide March voting.
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Bennington
Vermont Academy of Arts and Sciences
John C. Burdis
Lucien M. Hanks
Bennington College
Buckley
Academy
Bennington High School
Robert L. Hagerman
Lamoille County Development Assn
Morrisville
Hospital Notes January 12 1967 Admissions and Births
Hospital notes report admissions Edward Forrest Manchester Depot Robert Bull Arlington Stephen Perry Bennington. Discharges George Senecal Sarah Brooks Leonard Bennington Mrs Mary Johnson East Arlington Mrs L Krausz and son West Dover Alphonso Hubbard Mrs Mary Ann Tremblay and daughter Denise Martinez James Martinez Hoosick Falls. Births Mr Perle Webb 102 Warn St a daughter Jan 12 Mr Robert Farrara Main Street Eagle Bridge NY a son Jan 12.
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Edward J. Forrest
Manchester Depot
Robert Bull
Arlington
Stephen Perry
Bennington
George Senecal
Sarah Lee Brooks
Leonard Candid
Mary Johnson
East Arlington
Perle Webb
Warn St
Robert Farrara
Main Street
Eagle Bridge
N.Y
Solons Claim No Payoff In Baker Trial Testimony
Washington Republicans and Democrats testified in the Bobby Baker trial to deny receiving campaign money from him in 1962. Eight members of Congress were called. only Sen. J. William Fulbright and Rep. Wilbur D. Mills testified, with others swearing to no funds received. Baker faces nine counts of larceny fraud and tax evasion over alleged California donor schemes and personal ventures including a Maryland motel project.
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Solons
Baker
Washington
UPI
Bobby Baker
Congress
U.S. District Court
Justice Department
Senate
California Savings and Loan
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Wilbur D. Mills
Edward Bennett Williams
Mills
Robert S. Kerr
Dekla
Williams
Senate Gop
Everett M. Dirksen
Carl T. Hayden
D-Ariz
George A. Smathers
Dfla
Frank Carlson
Kan
Thruston B. Morton
Wallace F. Bennett
Utah
Capitol Hill Page
Pickens
S.C
Kenneth Childs
Home Savings & Loan Association of
Los Angeles
Childs
California
Ocean City
Bennington Briefs Share Local Events and Notices
Bennington briefs report David Peterson from Harrison Avenue returning home from Bishop DeGoesbriand Hospital after a two week stay. The 140 Club meets Tuesday at 8 at the Iron Kettle Motel hosted by Mrs. Bessie Denio with serving by Mrs. Andrea Olitsky and Mrs. Isabelle Peacock. Bennington Friends of the Library meet Wed Jan 18 at 8 pm at Bennington Free Library with Elena Horton speaking on recent efforts to strengthen Vermont libraries. Village trustees set a Jan 24 public budget work session. Steak supper committee names for Bennington Club event with dancing after. reservations urged. Iron Kettle adds a Friday special deep fried scallops with sides for 1.25 and cocktails. Dr. Durand will be away Jan 22 to 29. Iron Kettle advertises a roast pork dinner with apple sauce for 1.85 and cocktails.
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140
Bessie Denio
Iron Kettle
Andrea Olitsky
Isabelle Peacock
Bennington Friends of the Library
Bennington Free Library
Elena Horton
Free Public Library Service
State of
Vermont
Obituaries for Emma Clark and Bernard Latrell noted
Emma Mikkosh Clark 75 widow of William Clark died unexpectedly at 132 Coolidge Ave Bennington residing there since 1964 born Sept 14 1891 in New York City. Funeral Saturday 10 am Ma har Son Funeral Home Rev H Glenn Payne officiating no calling hours entombment Park Lawn Chapel Moravian Cemetery Staten Island in spring. Bernard Latrell 63 of 16 Main St Greenwich owner operator of Green Witch Inn died Wednesday evening Albany Medical Center after long illness native of Ticonderoga resident Greenwich 34 years charter member Elks Green witch Council K of C parishioner of St Josephs Survivors wife Mary Thibodeau son Donald Phoenix daughter Mrs John Feenan two sisters 13 grandchildren Funeral Saturday 9 am Flynn Brothers Funeral Home Greenwich then 9:30 am at St Josephs Church Requiem High Mass Notre Dame de Lourdes Cemetery Schuylerville.
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Emma (Mikosch) Clark
William Clark
Coolidge Ave
Bennington
Staten Island
N.Y
Clark
New
Greenwich
Bernard E. Latrell
Main St
Albany Medical Center
Ticonderoga
Latrell
Bpoe Elks of
Notre Dame de Lourdes Cemetery
Schuylerville
Two Bennington Women Lead Vermont Heart Campaign
Two Bennington County women were named to head the 1967 Heart Campaign: Mrs Rose Morrissey as county chairman and Mrs Helgi Mets as vice chairman, both longtime Vermont Heart Association directors. George Jepson of Bennington’s County National Bank returns as treasurer. The move underscores National Heart Month with Vermont reporting over 2500 heart deaths last year and a high cardiovascular death rate.
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Bellows Falls
Bennington County
State Heart Fund
William T. Keating
Rose Morrissey
Bennington
Saturns tenth moon likely icy bodies with slow sublimation
The existence of Saturns tenth moon is verified as a small icy body or a nucleus wrapped in ice. At the planet’s distance from the sun, extremely low temps allow ice particles to endure for billions of years with no evaporation but a gradual sublimation directly to vapor.
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Saturn
Johnson proposes merger of Labor and Commerce
Washington United Press International reports President Johnson’s State of the Union plan to fuse Labor and Commerce into a single Cabinet department, drawing cool reception. Labor and business leaders fear losing influence. Congress shows little enthusiasm, with one administration source saying a vote would be defeated. A major union leader calls the proposal a setback of 50 years.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Departments of Labor and Commerce
Congress
Department of Business and Labor
Union
Department of Commerce
Department of Labor
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Pageant St
Arthur E. Green
Dewey St
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Mutual Aid
Batcombe
England
Josephine Curzon
Marion Membury
Royal Spca
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Hurley
Moose
Dr. Price
Unitarians
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Polygraphic Corp
Eddington
Industrial Development Association of Vermont
IDAV
Bennington Corporation
IBM
Burlington
Bennington Briefs
David Peterson
Harrison Avenue
Bishop DeGoesbriand Hospital
Bennington Village
Bennington Club
William Saliba
Clyde Howe
James Davis
Gerald Finnegan
James Sleeman
ADV
Dr. Durand
Heart Assn
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LBJ
Harte Theatre
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Yin Pathe
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