Vermont conferences and university talks on youth values and TV access
The fifth annual Vermont Youth Study Conference will be at Goddard College with about 40 social workers clergymen judges teachers and other youth workers plus behavioral scientists. At UVM Dr Raymond V Phillips will join a NEA led meeting in Washington January 27 28 to press for more UHF education TV channels. A lecture series on state planning with topics on taxes will be held at UVM Waterman Building open to the public. Police identify a White River Junction man Harold J Carr 55 as the deceased found in a driveway from a heart attack after exit from a companion’s car Route 107
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Plainfield
Vermont
Goddard College
United States
Burlington
University of Vermont
Raymond V. Phillips
Washington
United Front
National Education Association
NEA
Federal Communications Commission
Phillips
University of Etv Matters
David A. LeSourd
Commerce and Economics Department
Robert O. Sinclair
Department of Agricultural Economics
UVM
Waterman
Governor’s Planning Council
Brattleboro Tax Rate Proposed at $3.15 per $100
The Brattleboro selectmen on Saturday recommended a town tax rate of 3.15 dollars per 100 assessed value, one cent lower than 1963, marking the fourth consecutive rate decrease.
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Brattleboro
Selectmen
Vermonters urged mandatory child abuse reporting by physicians
A study group for Gov Hoff recommends Vermont require doctors and others to report suspected child abuse to authorities to shield children under 16. The plan would grant immunity from civil or criminal liability for informants and not allow physician patient or spouse privileges to block evidence. The report notes about 260 positive or suspected cases in the past five years.
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Vermont
Water Shortage Threatens Graniteville Community
Residents were urged to conserve water as a series of leaks in the municipal system lowers reservoir supplies. Officials warned the city could run dry within a month unless leaks are found and fixed. Civil Defense equipment has been in place since three weeks ago after a month-long drought, with 20 million gallons pumped to serve about 1,600 consumers until spring.
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Graniteville
Civil Defense
Montpelier bandleader to face arraignment on bank theft
David L. Hornberger 21 of Montpelier is scheduled for arraignment in Municipal Court on charges of stealing several thousand dollars of office equipment from the Chittenden Trust Co on State Street. Authorities say he took typewriters tellers’ machines check writers and other gear between closing time Wednesday and Thursday morning. Hornberger was arrested in Somerset Massachusetts Friday afternoon and the loot was recovered by police.
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Montpelier
Chittenden Trust Co
State Street
David L. Hornberger
Hornberger
Somerset
Mass
Albany ski areas attacked by private owner over free enterprise
Mrs. David Vanderzee owner of Williard Mountain labeled state operated Whiteface and Gore Mountain ski areas wasteful and a threat to free enterprise on television. In Watervliet a 200 page history of the Watervliet Arsenal by James V. Murray marks the sequicentennial. Rt Rev Msgr Joseph T Ryan, returning to his home diocese, served as English speaking liaison for Pope Paul in Jerusalem.
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Albany
Whiteface
Gore Mountain
David Vanderzee
Williard Mountain
Watervliet
Watervliet Arsenal
James V. Murray
Troy
Joseph T. Ryan
Pope Paul
Holy Land
Jerusalem
Williamstown selectmen nominees win contested caucus
In Williamstown George E. Moorehouse and Fillmore R. Baker won the three year term nominations for selectmen amid seven candidates. Other eliminated contenders were Andrew Bedard Edward Turgeon Carleton Parker Anthony Cilli George Mills and Floyd Bennett.
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Williamstown
George E. Moorehouse
Fillmore R. Baker
Citizens’ Caucus
Andrew Bedard
Edward Turgeon
Carleton Parker
Anthony Cilli
George Mills
Floyd Bennett
Eulogy Mass in Boston for Kennedy Highlights Mozart Requiem
In Boston at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross Cardinal Cushing led a solemn Requiem Mass for John F. Kennedy. Mozart's Requiem in D Minor was performed by the Boston Symphony and an 180 voice choir. Mrs Kennedy and family attended with dignitaries and faith leaders observing a two hour service.
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Boston
John F. Kennedy
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Mozart
Boston Symphony
Cardinal Cushing
Cardinal Cushing. ‘‘I’ll Never Forget It.’’ Kennedy
Joseph P. Kennedy
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Ing
Symphony
Leinsdorf
Jewish Group Asks End of School Religion
The New England Region convention of the American Jewish Congress urged ending all religious practices in public schools. The group cited the Supreme Court prayer ruling and warned that official groups encourage defiance of the law. Atty. Marvin N. Geller of Needham was elected president, succeeding Judge Alvin C. Tamkin.
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Boston
New England
The
American Jewish Congress
U.S. Supreme Court
Atty. Marvin N. Geller
Needham
Alvin C. Tamkin
Hingham District
Harvard Growth Traced After Pusey's Ten Years
Harvard University enrollment rose from 11,435 to 13,668 during Nathan M. Pusey’s decade as president, a summary in his annual report to overseers shows. The figures chart gradual expansion under his leadership in Cambridge Massachusetts.
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Cambridge, Mass
Nathan M. Pusey
Harvard University
Pusey
James B. Con
Harvard
Belmont Man Charged With Murder in Becktley Case
Belmont man sought for murder in the slaying of Beverly Samans of Beckley West Virginia. The 26 year old Boston University music student was found nude with 15 stab wounds in an apartment near Harvard Square. A suspect, arrested on a peeping tom charge, reportedly admitted the crime though his family’s attorney denies guilt. There is a tie being drawn to 11 unsolved eastern Massachusetts stranglings in 19 months.
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Cambridge, Mass
District Court
Belmont
Beverly Samans
Beckley
W.va
Miss Samans
Boston University
Harvard Square
Mt. Auburn Hospital
Bennington Banner contact and subscription rates notice
The Bennington Banner lists telephone numbers for business news and advertising and details home delivery and mail subscription rates. Rates shown include 38 months for 4.25, 6 months for 8, 1 year for 15 within Vermont, with U.S. rates 4.75 for 6 months and 17.50 for 1 year, plus special serviceman rates.
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Bennington
Main St. Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
Associated Press
Vermont
U.S
Ten Die in Three Crashes On New England Roads
Ten deaths occurred in three crashes within an hour on New England highways. At Pittsford Vermont five died in a single crash. in Epping New Hampshire three perished, and in Concord Massachusetts two people died in a Route 2 accident near the reform school. Other weekend victims include Sydney Perry in Island Falls Maine and several others in Massachusetts.
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New England
Pittsford
Epping
N.H
Concord
Mass
Paul E. Dorey
South Burlington
Jana
Selina Seymour
Cordelia Dubuc
Guy
New Hampshire
Donald W. Carter
Ruth
Acton
Reformatory
Sydney Perry
Island Falls
Maine
200 Survive Mock CD Test At MARLTON Bunker
More than 200 participants aged 14 months to 75 years completed a 25 hour survival drill in a concrete bunker once a NIKE missile base in Marlton New Jersey. They consumed a cupful of water and four biscuits per day and slept on cots and the floor.
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Marlton
N.J
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