Police arrest hit run suspect in Schenectady death
Schenectady police captured Abraham H. Pheffer after Frank Kostovich 67 was killed in a downtown hit and run on Saturday. Kostovich dragged about 40 feet died later in hospital. A hearing was set in police court today. Albany report notes Governor Rockefeller youth employment meeting set for tomorrow with state officials.
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Schenectady
Frank Lostovich
Cottage Row
Abraham H. Pheffer
South Ferry St
Vincent Cerrito
Schenectady County
Kostovich
Albany
State Capitol
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Council On Youth
Advisory Council On Youth and Work
Rockefeller
Capitol
Red Room
Maris Won't Match 1961 Feats, Cash Predicts
Norm Cash of Detroit says Roger Maris will not have another banner year in 1962 He notes Maris will face careful pitching and may draw as many as 200 walks Cash also says the Yankees are beatable and discusses his own demand for a salary raise based on his arrival as a hitter He cites his quick hands and bat speed as key to improvements
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Haverhill
Mass
Norm Cash
Detroit
Roger Maris
Cash
Yankee Maris
New York
US CD Officials Begin Stocking Public Shelters
Civil Defense will stock fallout shelters for 92 793 people in 141 buildings across 14 cities with food water and survival equipment. Shelters will be signed to local authorities and marked with yellow and black signs by March 10.
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Washington
Civil Defense
Defense Department
Asst
Secretary of Defense
Stuart L. Pittman
White Plains
N.Y
Baltimore
Washington, D.C
Raleigh
N.C
Tallahassee
Fla
Battle Creek
Berlin Approves Germany's Largest Library Near Wall
West Berlin officials authorize construction of a vast new library to house the Prussian State Library collection near the reinforced border. The project aims to create a major cultural landmark in the divided city.
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Newport
National Guard Bureau
Vermont
Berlin
West Berlin
Germany
United Church Women Plan Combined Missions Study
The United Church Women in Bennington County held a large annual meeting with over 100 attendees at Old First Church and a covered-dish luncheon. New officers were elected including Marion S. Hardy as president and Mrs. Harry Moses as first vice president.
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Old First Church
Marion S. Hardy
George Jenkins
Fred C. Martin
Harry Moses
Leroy Marsden
United Church Women Plan Combined Missions
United Church Women
Bennington Council
First Church
First Methodist Church
The
Council of United Church Women
Bennington
North Bennington
Shaftsbury
Arlington
Manchester
Pownall
Jenkins
Carl Jolivette
Miss Hardy
St. Peter’s Church
South America
St. Peter’s
Robert P. Bell
Frank W. Grippen
Waterbury State Hospital
UCW
Waterbury
Stephen C.G Greene
Formosa
Greene
Alfred Scott
Christ
Rusk to Press To Condemn Cuban Policies
Secretary of State Dean Rusk plans to push Inter American ministers to condemn Cuba as a Sino Soviet influence point in the Western Hemisphere. He seeks sanctions if Castro does not break ties with the Soviet Union and Red China, and will travel to Punta del Este for the conference opening Monday.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Soviet Union
Red China
Rusk
Punta del Este
Uruguay
United States
Castro
U.S
Organization of American States
Berlin
Llewellyn Thompson
Andrei A. Gromyko
West Berlin
Laos
Golf ball hits caddy in Brentwood case ruling
An 11 to 1 Superior Court verdict finds attorney Ed ward Zuckerman not negligent in a $10,000 civil damage suit filed by caddy Thomas Cleary. Cleary alleged a Sept. 5, 1958 drive at Brentwood Country Club struck him on the head while he stood near the fairway.
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Los Angeles
Superior Court
Thomas
Cleary
Edward Zuckerman
Zuckerman
Brentwood Country Club
Town Urges Voter Checklists Ahead of March Elections
Bennington town officials stress individual responsibility to ensure voter eligibility. Residents must meet residency since April 1 of last year, be 21 or older, and have all poll taxes paid by Dec 31. First time voters must take Freeman's Oath and can attend Board of Civil Authority sessions Feb 15 and Mar 3 to correct listings.
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Mary Hodeck
Bennington
Bennington Board of Civil Authority
Miss Hodeck
Board of Civil Authority
North Bennington Village
North Bennington
Rotary hears school study progress report in Bennington
Robert M. Wilson outlines regional education cost rises and efficiency through redistricting. He notes Greater Bennington Schools costs up 75 percent, village district 90 percent, and North Bennington 100 percent over 10 years. A Grades 7–12 consolidated plan is discussed, with Bennington High School possibly becoming a junior high. Career Day speakers planned by Rotary.
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Robert M. Wilson
Bennington
Bennington Southwest Schools
Bennington Rotary Club
Wilson
Greater
Bennington Schools, Inc
North Bennington
Rotary Committee
Waldo C. Holden
Bennington High School
Bennington Banner Subscription Rates Released
The Bennington Banner lists subscription prices for Vermont and nearby counties. Rates include 3 months four dollars twenty five, 6 months eight dollars, 1 year fifteen dollars, and servicemen one dollar per month. Mail and truck route options vary by region.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
Vermont
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
Associated Press
AP News
Rensselaer
Washington Counties
N.Y
Massachusetts
Astrochimp Enos Stocks Out Nerves on Orbit
Enos the astrochimp suffered a nervous episode during his November orbital flight as a faulty lever shock system and malfunctioning stabilizing jets caused a continuous rocking sensation. Dr. Meehan, USC physiologist, reports hypertension from the stress, though Enos completed tasks before recovery at Holloman Air Force Base.
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Los Angeles
Enos
John P. Meehan
Meehan
University of Southern California
Earth
Holloman
N.M
Air Force Base
John H. Glenn Jr
U N Commission to Visit Crash Scene in Congo
The United Nations commission investigating Dag Hammarskjold’s death in the Sept 18 plane crash in Northern Rhodesia will meet in Leopoldville next Wednesday and then tour the crash site, the UN announced Friday.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N. Commission
Dag Hammarskjold
Rhodesia
Leopoldville
Congo
United Nations
Frid
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Levi P. Smith
State Savings Bond
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Newport Armory
PTA Congress
F. Donald Carpenter
Vermont Congress of Parents and Teachers
Vermont Association For the Crippled
State American Association of University Women
Mary Fletcher Hospital
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Brattleboro
James E. Legg
Urban Taxpayers Association
Henry O. Angell
Leon F. Whitman
W. Robert Fellows
Legg
Palo Alto
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Brattleboro Typographical Union
St. Albans
Charles O. Greene
Franklin County Democratic Committee
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Edward LePage
Henderson Road
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Readsboro
North Adams
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Pittsfield
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Donald
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Beatrice McKeon
Lila Niles
Virginia Filiault
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Cheshire
Laura Bordeleau
St. Patrick’s Church
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Paul Brown
New Road
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