Chester Tops Vermont Deer Kill in 1964 Totals
Chester leads Vermont Deer Kill with 194 in Windsor County for 1964. statewide legal deer kills reached 14,502, with Massachusetts residents accounting for 1,553 reports and Canada 14. Bear totals totaled 334 across counties led by Essex’s Lewis with 12.
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Montpelier
Chester
Vermont Fish and Game Department
Windsor County
Newbury
Orange County
Northfield
Berlin
Thetford
Norwich
Bridgewater
Corinth
Strafford
Woodstock
Rochester
Bennington County
Rupert
Dorset
Deerkill
Sandgate
Arlington
Glastonbury
Bennington
Landgrove
Manchester
Peru
Pownal
Readsboro
Searsburg
Shaftsbury
Stamford
Sunderland
Winhall
Woodford
South Burlington
Winooski
South Hero
Grand Isle
Vergennes
Waltham
Buell
Gore
Avery
New Jersey
Rhode Island
Pennsylvania
Maine
Maryland
Ohio
Florida
California
Delaware
Illinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Louisiana
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Nevada
Oklahoma
Oregon
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Washington
West Virginia
Canada
Addison
Caledonia
Chittenden
Essex
Franklin
Lamoille
Orange
Orleans
Rutland
Windham
Windsor
Vermont
Bear
Lewis
Essex County
Orleans County
Plainfield
Roxbury
Barton
Waitsfield
Warren
Charleston
Waterbury
Coventry
Woodbury
Craftsbury
Worcester Rupert
Derby
Sandgate Glover
Windham County
Searsbury
Greensboro
Holland
Athens
Irasburg
Brattleboro
Jay
Brookline
Lowell Dover
Morgan
Dummerston
Newport Town
Grafton
Caledonia County
Troy
Westfield
Guilford
Halifax
Burke
Westmore
Jamaica
Londonderry
Danville
Rutland County
Marlboro
Groton
Benson
Newfane
Hardwick
Brandon
Putney Kirby
Castleton
Lyndon
Chittendon
Somerset Rockingham Newark
Clarendon
Peacham
Stratton Ryegate
Danby Townshend
Fair Haven
Vernon
Sheffield St. Johnsbury
Hubbardton
Wards
Weathersfield
ES County
Brookfield
Chelsea
Fairlee
Orange Randolph
Topsham
Wershire Tunbridge
West Fairlee
Williamstown
Bennington County Court jury hears auto crash suit
A Bennington County Court jury began hearing the case of Joseph Midurski and his father Edward against Christopher Cushman over injuries from a July 29 1962 crash at Routes 22 and 67 Hoosick New York. Opening statements described Cushman as speeding and not slowing despite requests. Cushman’s side contends Midurski and a passenger assumed risk. The first witness was Cushman’s son, a minor.
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Bennington
Joseph Midurski
North Bennington
Christopher Cushman
Old Bennington
Midurski
Hoosick
N.Y
Atty
William C. Sennett
Cushman
Sennett
Edward Midurski
Hall W. Cushman
William Flynn
White Creek
Castleton Teachers College
Atty. Leonard Wing
Ryan, Smith and Carbine
Rutland
Flynn
Wing
False alarm prompts Bennington Fire Department response
A false alarm at Bank Street and Monument Avenue in Old Bennington drew the Bennington Fire Department about 12 30 last night. Residents seeking federal surplus commodities for the next three months must apply by Friday noon at the Selectmen's Agent office in the Town Building on South Street.
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Bank Street
Monument Avenue
Old Bennington
Bennington
Selectmen’s
Alma Langlois
South Street
Vermont Governor Budgets Bold 1965 Expansion
Vermont Governor defends a bold 1965 budget, saying it reflects the exuberant mood of the people and ties state growth to national economic gains. He argues for moving beyond a hold-the-line stance to meet contemporary needs and opportunities, urging proactive government action.
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Vermont
Vermont GOP Fails To Get National To Pick Up Tab
Vermont Republicans failed to persuade the Republican National Committee to cover about 9000 dollars in campaign deficits. James L. Oakes, state finance director, called the effort futile after traveling to Chicago for a national committee meeting. The party had 37000 dollars in contributions toward the Goldwater Miller campaign, exceeding the Vermont quota by 7000 dollars. Also noted were Bennington officials updates and a fire siren scare at Fairdale Farms, plus Richard Jolivette's injury recovery after a Mt Anthony rope tow incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattleboro
UPI
Republican National Committee
Vermont
GOP
James L. Oakes
Chicago
National Committee
Oakes
National Executive Committee
Aiken Pushes Recreation Value in Champlain Waterway Study
Senator George D. Aiken urged the Army Corps of Engineers to include Champlain Basin recreational potential in the waterway feasibility study. He argued that opening Lake Champlain to barge traffic and shallow craft would boost resort use, boating, fishing, and vacation income, stressing the need to balance commerce with recreation. The Vermont senator cited Vermont skiing’s $40 million annual business and noted status reports focus on transport and cargo, not recreation. He reported sending the concern to Lt. Gen. Walter K. Wilson and Senator Allen J. Ellender, with status items on Victory Dam, Gaysville Dam, and the Connecticut River Basin study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George D. Aiken
Vermont
Army Corps of Engineers
Champlain Waterway
International Joint Commission
Banner
Aiken
Champlain Basin
Lake Champlain
Canada
United States
Walter K. Wilson
Liquor Licenses Suspended in Dorset and Sheldon
The Vermont Liquor Control Board suspended the beer license of West Side Grocery in Dorset for one week for violating liquor regulations. The Ponderosa Inn at Sheldon had its liquor license revoked permanently after it was found to have transferred operation to another person.
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Montpelier
Dorset
State Liquor Control Board
West Side
Ponderosa Inn
Sheledon
Churchill funeral to span world with satellite telecast
Churchill plans a rare royal style funeral with global reach. The event will be broadcast Europe wide and, if possible, to the United States via communications satellite. Jet planes will distribute film worldwide. The cortege features Royal Air Force bands, foot guards bands, Royal Marines bands, mounted drums, state trumpeters, Royal Artillery band, and 60 bagpipers.
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Europe
United States
Churchill
Royal Air Force
Foot Guards
Royal Marines
Household Cavalry
Royal Artillery
Hospital Notes Admissions List And Newborns
Hospital notes list admissions including Master William Jones and Mrs Ethel Lemberg among others from Bennington Arlington Hoosick Falls Eagle Bridge and Shaftsbury Newborn notices record a son January 25 to Mr and Mrs James Griffin of Valley Falls New York and a daughter January 25 to Mr and Mrs Paul Corbin of Babcock Lake Road Hoosick Falls and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Clyde Young of 807 Gage Street
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William Jones
Benenington
Ethel Lemberg
Geraldine Knox
Arlington
Katherine Davendanis
Jill Stempek
Hoosick Falls
Dora Gibbons
Eagle Bridge
N.Y
James Griffin
Valley Falls
Paul Corbin
Babcock Lake Road
Jan
Clyde Young
Gage St
O'Brien Rejects Conflict of Interest Resolution in Vermont Senate
Vermont State Sen. Jack O'Brien said the Senate Judiciary Committee gave an unfavourable report to a conflict of interest resolution calling for lawmakers to avoid posts in government admin or judicial wings. He argued the bill is silly and would rob the public of lawmakers expertise. Gov Hoff backed the bill but cancelled a news conference. the measure spurred resignation of Sen. Harold Raynolds from the Board of Education. In the House, a bill to let the attorney general hire deputies received unanimous preliminary approval.
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Hoff
O’brien
Vermont
Harold Raynolds
Springfield
State Board of Education
House
Funeral Services for Elizabeth Powers Ryan Held in North Bennington
The funeral of Mrs. John J. Ryan nee Elizabeth H. Powers of North Bennington, died unexpectedly in Washington D C, was conducted at St John the Baptist Church. The Requiem High Mass was celebrated by Rev Walter F Miller with a Rosary at Mahar Son Funeral Home. Bearers included Martin Percey and others. honorary bearers from Sodality and Catholic Daughters attended. Burial followed in St John s Cemetery. Relatives came from Wheaton Maryland Albany Mechanicville Troy Pittsfield and nearby areas. Funeral services for Russell M Hyde former Union Carbide employee were held at Hanson Walbridge Funeral Home with Rev Stephen C Greene officiating and burial in Park Lawn Cemetery. Bearers were Earl Harvey Allen Mills Theodore Beatty Henry Collins James Vince and Donald Delude. Both services marked by formal rites and community attendance.
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North Bennington
John J. Ryan
Elizabeth H. Powers
Washington, D.C
Sodality of the Blessed Virgin
Catholic Daughters
St. John’s Cemetery
Father Miller
Wheaton
Albany
Mechanicville
Troy
N.Y
Pittsfield
Mass
Russell M. Hyde
Union Carbide Corp
Hanson- Walbridge
Stephen C. Greene
Second Congregational Church
Park Lawn
Earl Harvey
Allen Mills
Theodore Beatty
Henry Collins
James Vince
Donald Delude
Mr. Hyde
Obituary for Miss Georgia Groeschel in Jersey City
Miss Georgia Clara Groeschel former Jersey City resident dies at Fairview Nursing Home after three years of hospitalization. Funeral services set for Thursday at Hanson-Walbridge Funeral Home at 11 a.m. Rev Melvin R McGaughey to preside. Calling hours Wednesday 2 to 4 p.m. No known survivors.
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Georgia Clara Groeschel
Jersey City
N.J
Hanson - Walbridge
Melvin R. McGaughey
First Methodist Church
Groeschel
Fairview
Stock Averages Reported By Dow Jones Noon Figures
Dow Jones Bache and Co Albany lists noon market data with the industrials at 897.08 up .62, railroads at 212.22 up .25, utilities 159.22 down .23 and the composite at 314.48 up .13 on sales of 2,750,000.
Bills on desks as Hoff readies budget address
The legislature opened its fourth week with numerous bills. Gov. Hoff plans a 94 million dollar two year general fund budget and requests 4.76 million in revenue measures. The Senate rejected a conflict of interest resolution. A legislative council bill eyed, similar moves echoed in the House. In the House a death penalty bill with life imprisonment potential and a water-regulation bill faced action. Other measures included a gasoline tax hike, taxable personal estate expansion, and a capital gains levy starting 1966.
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Legislative Council
Senate
Public Service Board
Aiken protests butter price support cut proposal
Vermont senator and former attorney general Aiken formally objects to a plan by the Commodity Credit Corp that would cut butter price supports by about 85 cents a hundredweight. He cites an 80 percent freight differential from Burlington Rutland and Littleton to New York City and says dairy farmers would bear the cost. He plans to meet with Secretary of Agriculture Orville L. Freeman to discuss the issue, noting about 1.4 million pounds of storage butter are allocated to Champlain Valley and Rutland warehouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George D. Aiken
Vermont
Aiken
Banner
U.S. Department of Agriculture
New Hampshire
Commodity Credit Corp
Burlington
Rutland
Littleton
N.H
New York City
Secretary of Articuclture
Orville L. Freeman
Sen. Aiken
CCC
Champlain Valley
New York
Pearson and Klein Improve After Route 295 Accident
Reports from Columbia Memorial Hospital in Hudson New York say Bennington College acting president Harry W Pearson and anthropology instructor Norman Klein both show improved conditions after Friday night two car collision on Route 295 between Hudson and Chatham Pearson with a broken collarbone and multiple bruises listed as satisfactory then fair Klein listed as slightly improved then fair while earlier listed as critical
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Bennington College
Harry W. Pearson
Norman Klein
Columbia Memorial Hospital
Hudson
N.Y
Pearson
Klein
Route 295
Chatham
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Ripton
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Shoreham
Starksboro
Weybridge
Whiting
Bennington Briefs
Vt. Gop
National
Bennington Selectman
Louis F. Lausville
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Fairdale Farms
Norman A. Turgeon
Richard D. Jolivette
Robinson Avenue
Jolivette
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Appropriations
Victory Dam
New England Division of Army Engineers
Waltham, Mass
Gaysville
Congress
Connecticut River Basin
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Connecticut Basin
Harte Theatre
Warren Bearly
Jean sesBers
Ptereoor AM Hunter
Debbie Reynolds
Tony Curtis
Corinne Ottaviano
Margaret Malicke
Rita DeGrenier
Joan Lasher
Hazel Morrissey
Gerald Bushee
Manchester Center
Jay Mattison
Stanley Zavistaski
Bucks Hoff
Miss
Georgia Groeschel
Dow Jones—Bache & Co
Pearson. Klein
Armour
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