Vermont business leaders named to CV Railway board
Two longtime Vermont executives, Robert S. Gillette of Barre and A. Wallace Cunningham of White River Junction, were elected to the Central Vermont Railway board to fill vacancies after the deaths of H. Brandom Jones and J. Harold Stacey. Gillette heads Rock of Ages Corp and Cunningham leads Cross-Abbott Grocery.
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ST. Albans
Vermont
Robert S., Gillette
Barre
A. Wallace Cunningham
White River Junction
Central Vermont Railway
Gillette
Rock of Ages Corporation
Cunningham
Cross-Abbott Grocery Company
H. Brandom Jones
Montpelier
J. Harold Stacey
Windsor
Stoddard Reappointed Chairman of Vermont Highway Group
Henry A. Stoddard of Rockingham was reelected chairman of the Vermont Highway Users Conference, announced today in Montpelier. The result keeps Stoddard at the helm of the statewide transportation group.
Creditors Told to File Claims in Northfield Mills Bankruptcy
In Rutland creditors must file claims in the Northfield Mills bankruptcy as U.S. District Court Judge Ernest W. Gibson sets a final hearing date for February 12 in Burlington. Separately Burlington receives URA funding totaling 5.3 million dollars for the Champlain Street urban renewal project.
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Rutland
Northfield Mills
U.S. District Court
Ernest W. Gibson
Northfield
Bernard Goldfine
Burlington
Urban Renewal Administration
Burlington, Vt
Planning Commission
URA
Champlain Street
McNamara Heads Health Appeal in Vermont Campaign
Defense Secretary Robert S McNamara leads the National Health Agencies eighth annual appeal during Jan 15 to Apr 1, 1964. Vermont participants include eight agencies with Harmon S Graves as statewide head. federal personnel receive designation forms to direct gifts to health groups.
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Burlington
Defense
Robert S McNamara
Vermont
McNamara
The
Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation
Muscular Dystrophy Associations of America, Inc
National Association For Retarded Children
National Cystic Fibrosis Research Foundation
National Multiple Sclerosis Society
National Society For Crippled Children and Adults
American Cancer Society
American Heart Association
Harmon S. Graves
Vermont Health Committee
Federal Service Campaign
Timber Conference Dinner in Montpelier Planned
MONTPELIER Associated Industries of Vermont will hold a Timber Conference dinner on Jan 29 at the Montpelier Tavern Motor Inn to hear the report of Gov Hoff s Wood Industry Committee which has studied wood industry problems during the past six months. Dinner begins at 6 30 p.m.
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Montpelier—Associated Industries of
Vermont
Montpelier Tavern Motor Inn
Rockefeller Budget Draws GOP Criticism In Albany
In Albany Republicans criticize Governor Rockefeller’s 2.9 billion budget citing lack of bread and butter issues for the campaign. One assemblyman said he was almost speechless at the education aid shortfall. Glenville reports a 36 year old mother, Alice Dunklee, told police I have just killed my baby. Police noted she had psychiatric treatment since the child’s birth 27 months ago. no charge yet.
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Albany
Rockefeller
Glenville
Alice Dunklee
North Adams seeks 250000 for aerospace drive
Northern Berkshire Development Corp plans to raise 250000 to fund a potential aerospace industry. Aero-Mation and NBDC president John W. Bond announce 5 percent 15 year debenture bonds in units of 100 or more. Drive to raise funds aims for completion by April 1. Adams High School study panel authorizes a professional survey to relieve overcrowding per a town meeting and a state education commission recommendation.
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Middlebury
Middlebury College
James I. Armstrong
North Adams
Northern Berkshire Development Corp
Aero-Mation
John W. Bond
NBDC
Adams
Adams High School
School Building Assistance Commission
State Department of Education
Galbraith Sees Smooth Power Transfer in India
Harvard economist John Kenneth Galbraith predicts a peaceful handover of power from Nehru, noting continuity in India’s parliamentary system. He identifies Lal Bahadur Shastri, Kamraj Nadar, and Indira Gandhi as likely successors, with US-India ties and Kennedy's aid shaping Indian views.
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Cambridge
Mass
India
Nehru
John Kenneth Galbraith
Galbraith
Harvard
England
United States
U. S.-India
Pres
John F. Kennedy
Congress Party
Lal Bahadur Shastri
New Delhi
Shastri
Soviet Russia
Madras
Kamraj Nadar
Nadar
Gal
Braith
Indira Gandhi
Gandhi
Kennedy
Massachusetts committee reviews RR takeover proposal
Massachusetts legislators heard three bills allowing state seizure of Boston and Maine Railroad rights of way if service ends. One bill envisions paving the routes for trucks and buses, another calls for eminent domain of railroad bridges in Gloucester, Beverly, Manchester and Lynn.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Boston and Maine
Gloucester
Beverly
Manchester
Lynn
Raymond Carey
D-Reevere
B&m
Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
James C. Milano
Department of Public Utilities
General Electric Company
Boston Killings Prompt Cop's Western Trip
Boston Homicide Bureau chief flies to Oakland to confer over two California killings resembling eastern Massachusetts stranglings. Victims Mary Martin and daughter Carolyn linked by hospitals, lack of forced entry, nylon around Carolyns windpipe, and sexual pattern matching Massachusetts cases.
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Boston
Boston Homicide Bureau
Oakland
Calif
Massachusetts
Mary Martin
Carolyn
John J. Donovan
California
Martin
Anti-Smoking Drug Rare and Expensive
A wild weed in the Great Smokies, Lobelia inflata, supplies lobeline sulphate used in stop smoking products. The alkaloid would fetch about 70 dollars per ounce if available, versus typical 40 dollars. Lobelia reseeds annually and won’t be gathered again until late summer, affecting makers of tablets lozenges pastilles and chewing specials.
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New York
Bogus Psychiatrist Sentenced Five Years in Concord
Harold E. MacMillan Jr., 33, accused of posing as Dr William Blackwell of Fargo to work at Worcester State Hospital, pled guilty to five charges and received three concurrent five year terms for polygamy larceny and forgery. He also faced illegal practice of medicine and uttering charges.
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Worcester, Mass
Harold E. MacMillan Jr
North Dakota
Worcester State Hospital
Concord Reformatory
MacMillan
Superior Court
Joseph Ford
William M. Blackwell
Fargo
N.D
State Hospital
Carol G. Bengsson
Geneva MacMillan
Portland
Maine
Miss Bengsson
Worcester
Dr. Blackwell
Bowdoin College
Woody Allen Tops Billing on TV Shows
AP reports Woody Allen, a 27 year veteran writer, has become a top comedy performer. He headlines guest spots on variety shows and has a standing invitation to Tonight Show. He will appear on Jack Paar Show with eight minutes to develop material.
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New York
Woody Allen
Milquetoast
Johnny Carson
NBC
Jack Paar
Boston School Boycott Ties To Racial Segregation Debate
Brenda Butler, 14, and three other Negro students pressed Boston School Committee members about why colored students cannot qualify for Latin School and college. The plan to boycott on February 11 drew quotes from Canon Breeden, Cardinal Cushing, and Episcopal Bishop Stokes, while officials urged discussion over protests.
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Boston
Boston School Committee
Brenda Butler
Louise Day Hicks
Thomas Eisenstadt
James P. Breeden
St. Paul’s Episcopal Cathedral
Canon Breeden
Owen B. Kiernan
William Ohrenberger
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Episcopal
Massachusetts
Anson Phelps Stokes Jr
Roxbury
Barry Goldwater Seen Favorite In New Hampshire Primary
Barry Goldwater claims a two to one advantage among New Hampshire Republicans already deciding their votes in the first presidential primary. He notes voters remain undecided on the March 10 ballot but believes many will back his campaign, while noting Nelson Rockefeller would need a remarkable turnaround.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
New Hampshire
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Goldwater
Arizona
Bennington Banner Contact and Delivery Rates
The Bennington Banner lists newsroom and advertising contacts and details home delivery options. Subscription costs are shown for Vermont and national rates with 50 mile radius options and special serviceman rates.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington Vt
Banner Publishing Corporation
Associated Press
AP News
Vermont
U.S
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Vermont RR Board
Gilles Marquis
Sherbrooke
Que
Marquis
Derby
Knox
St. Michael’s
Winooski
St. Michael’s College
Gerald E. Dupont
Health Appeal
AIV
Gop
Down In
Berkshire
Adams School System Survey
Nancy Baker
Miss Baker
Telemachus Clay
Bantron
U.S. Weather Bureau
New England
Cynthia Lowry
AP Telvision
Woody
Parker Brothers
Allen
Herb S. ‘Ner
Sid Caesar
Charlie Chaplin
Mort Sahl
Weekend View
Ing
CBS
Judy Garland
Danny Kaye
Barry
Rolls - Owens Corning
H. Greenberg & Son, Inc
Dial
Bennington
North Adams, Mass
Chuck
Houran
Main & Safford Sts
Monthru
Ncral SA
Coleslaw
MAIN
Sennington, VT
Jace
Better Tv, Inc
Bennington, VT
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