Rockefeller campaign to open in Montpelier Friday evening
Vermonters for Rockefeller announce a 7 30 p m opening at the Tavern Motor Inn in Montpelier with Henry F Black as organizer and John Lomenzo as main speaker. An open house will precede and follow the meeting.
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Montpelier
Henry F. Black
Wilder
Rockefeller For President
John Lomenzo
State of New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Tavern Motor Inn
Black
Vermonters For Rockefeller Organization
Vermont survey shows opposition to graduated tax plan
A Montpelier spot survey of nine residents finds all oppose Gov. Hoff’s graduated income tax while all but one favor a sales tax. Burlington backs sales tax. Hoff seeks 2.5 million for education and vows a veto if a sales tax passes. A Springfield program will back People to People, meeting with Eisenhower.
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Montpelier
Hoff
Burlington
Springfield
R. Lawlor Cooper
Vermont
New England
Cooper
Eisenhower
International Contact Organization
Restaurant owner shot to death in Colonie
Rafael's Restaurant proprietor Clarence Valenti, 45, of Troy, was shot at about 8 30 p m while seated at the bar. Thomas Coons, 21, who reported the shooting, has been arrested in connection with the slaying. At Saranac Lake fifteen injured when the St Regis Hotel burned to the ground. The 50 room hotel valued at 200 000 with a 90 000 renovation recently completed. A 33 year old Saratoga Springs man forced to break a window during the escape. In Schaghticoke Paul Clum noted a fire at an unoccupied remodeled frame house. damage estimated at 7 000.
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Colonie
Clarence Valenti
Troy
Rafael
Thomas Coons
Saranac Lake
St. Regis
Charles Jacques
Joseph Lelonde
Alexandria
Ont
Donald Hazelton
Saratoga Springs
Schaghticoke
Paul Clum
Clum
North Adams chamber outlines 1964 state legislative goals
The Greater North Adams Chamber of Commerce State Affairs Committee proposes a 1964 program focusing on unemployment compensation, minimum wage stabilization, real estate tax relief, expansion of North Adams State College, and area highway improvements. The panel emphasizes business support to convey messages to state legislators. Williams College rejects fraternity expansion plan. social council proposes facilities and lounges for a transition to the college sponsored system.
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North Adams
Greater
Williamstown
Williams College
Social Council
Williams
Mrs Kennedy Expresses Gratitude for Assassination Messages
Mrs John F Kennedy spoke from Boston pledging thanks for the 800 000 condolence letters received after President Kennedy's death She read them when possible and said the letters will be stored in the Kennedy library in Boston to educate future generations and honor his memory
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Boston
Happy Will Join Rocky on N.H. Trip
Mrs. Nelson A. Rockefeller will accompany her husband on a campaign swing to New Hampshire on January 24 visiting Laconia Plymouth and Concord. She will not join the governor on the rapid foray tomorrow when he visits eight communities in twelve hours in the southwest.
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Albany
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New Hampshire
Rockefeller
Laconia
Plymouth
Concord
Rockefeller buys new plane for expanding political schedule
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller shares ownership of a Fairchild 27 turbo-prop aircraft with brothers Laurance and David. The jet, purchased two weeks ago, flies about 2000 miles range at 300 mph and seats 22 passengers as Rockefeller pursues the Republican presidential nomination.
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Albany
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Laurance
David
Rockefeller
New Hampshire Primary Process Highlights for Voters
The piece explains New Hampshire's presidential primary arrangement on town meeting day March 10. It covers the two ballot sides for presidential Preference and delegate selection, party restrictions for Republicans and Democrats, nominating-paper rules, write in options, and how delegates are pledged or uncommitted with NH’s planned 14 Republican and 15 Democratic convention delegates.
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New Hampshire
Secretary of State
Richard Nixon
Eisenhower
Tled
Bennington Banner Publication Details and Rates
The Bennington Banner published daily except Sunday and holidays at 425 Main St Bennington Vermont. Rates for home delivery and mail subscriptions are listed including 38 months 4.25 and 1 year 15 within Vermont and 3 months 4.75 to 1 year 17.50 elsewhere.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
Associated Press
Vermont
U.S
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