Nixon First Choice of GOP Congressmen in Nationwide Survey
GOP congressmen across 45 states show Nixon as the top choice for the Republican nomination with Rockefeller also favored in several states. Romney and Reagan appear as favorites in some regions, while a Gallup poll notes Johnson’s rising popularity, leading all GOP hopefuls.
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Nixon
Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
United Press _ International
House
GOP
George W. Romney
Michigan
Ronald Reagan
California
Gallup
Johnson
Glassboro
Alexei N. Kosygin
UPI
Choice
Romney
Reagan
Funeral Rites Held for Richard Bogardus World War II Vet
The funeral for Richard D. Bogardus a World War II veteran and longtime resident of 241 Beech Street was held at St Francis de Sales Church with a Requiem High Mass led by his brother Rev Thomas Bogardus of Reading Massachusetts. Attending included clergy from nearby parishes, Elks Lodge members from Hoosick Falls, Dodge Fibers employees, and relatives from Hoosick Falls Bennington and Cambridge. Entombment will be at Park Lawn Chapel with spring burial. Relatives came from North Babylon Cambridge Salem Rensselaer Schenectady Amsterdam Hoosick Falls Potter Hill NY Chicago Augusta and Strasburg.
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Richard D. Bogardus
Beech St
Putnam Memorial Hospital
St. Francis de Sales
Thomas Bogardus
C.S.C
Reading
Mass
Alfred J. Ellis
O.S.A
Immaculate Conception
Hoosick Falls
Francis B. Flanagan
St. Francis de Sales Church
Richard McGowan
Joseph Bogardus
John Eberle
Kevin Hicks
Bennington
Father Bogardus
Mahar & Son
William Gaefka
Leo Surdam
Donald Sargood
Richard Fleming
Robert McMahon
Cambridge
N.Y
Charles Weir
Sisters
St. Mary’s High School
Grammar School
Bogardus
Dodge Fibers
Salem
Rensselaer
Schenectady
Amsterdam
Potter Hill
Chicago, Ill
Augusta
Maine
Strasburg, Pa
Lefevre years of Vermont carnival and bus safety reform
A profile of Lefevre the Vermont senator and carnival showman, detailing his advocacy for school bus safety in 1951, the famous photo of children in cold trucks that boosted support, his Senate trickster wit, and his role as master of ceremonies. Also noted are wartime Viet Nam coverage snippets and Tet holiday prisoner releases from Hanoi Radio.
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Lefevre
Rutland Herald
Aldo Merusi
Merusi
Vermont
Associated Press
Senate
House
Car Goes Over Cliff Injures North Pownal Youth
A 19 year old North Pownal resident Keith Jelley was hospitalized Sunday after his car failed to negotiate a curve on Vermont Route 346, plunged about 40 feet onto railroad tracks, with police reporting the accident occurred at 12 30 p.m. and leaving the car destroyed.
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Keith Jelley
North Pownal
B and M
Langlais
Jelley
Bail Set at 3000 For Man Charged with Rape
Peter J. Tardy 23 of Pownal released on 3000 bail after pleading not guilty to statutory rape in Bennington District Court. Judge Fienberg scheduled a jury trial for after March 1 with a new district court system. In a separate case Philip D. Fortune 21 of Bennington pleaded guilty to careless and negligent driving after an early morning crash on Orebed Road leaving him injured and cited for alcohol involvement.
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Pownalman
Bennington
Peter J. Tardy
George M. Fienberg
Atty
J. B. Harte
Tardy
Fienberg
Philip D. Fortune
Neil S. Moss
John T. Carmody Jr
Fortune
Moss
Douglas E. Richards
Shaftsbury
Robert E. Emanuelson
Manchester Center
Manchester
Emanuelson
Shell
U.S
New York
Sotirios J
Papadopoulos
John Lloyd
Cheshire
Mass
Lloyd
Bennington Briefs Highlights Local Events And Legal Notices
Bennington briefs cover weekly rehearsals for Mayfest oratories at Mt. Anthony Union High School auditorium, a luncheon bridge at St Peter’s Episcopal Church, a William J Warner Memorial dinner at the Elks Home, and Mission Study program by Church Women United. Also noted are Stratton Mountain ski conditions, Green Mountain TOPS meeting, MAUHS drama David and Lisa, and local court actions including fines for driving offenses and a dismissed motor vehicle case involving John Lloyd.
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Mt. Anthony Union High School
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Donald Johnson
Ralph Dickinson
Vermont Court Sentences Youth for Car Theft Citing Legal Gaps
In Bennington District Court David C. Hassin eighteen, of Pownal, received two to three years in Windsor State Prison for grand larceny of a car. Judge George M. Fienberg noted Vermont law does not require psychiatric treatment for felons or provide indefinite confinement, urging rehabilitation and reflecting on ABA recommendations.
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Vermont
Bennington
David C. Hassin
Pownal
Windsor State
George M. Fienberg
John T. Carmody Jr
Hassin
Robert Roy
A&p
North Street
Judge Fienberg
Joseph A. O’neil
Rutland
Probation Department
Fienberg
ABA
Vietnam
Windsor
Hospital Notes Friday January 26 1968 Admissions
Admissions list for January 26 27 28 1968 includes James Wickenden North Bennington Dean Jones Jacksonville Mrs Maud Martin Bennington Mrs Myrtle Stone Manchester Depot Mrs Katherine Sprague Wilmington Miss Lynn A Young Walloomsac N Y Discharges list includes Keith Monroe II Mrs Helen Carroll Mrs Dorothy Mears Mrs Mary B Smith Bennington Mrs Maria H Wilcox Mrs Charlotte D Markey Mrs J Johnston Manchester Ronald Danforth Helen Evans Bennington Mary Unavitch Hoosick Falls Henrietta Thomas Petersburg Annette Rice North Bennington Miss Michael Ann Ryan Manchester John K Cooney Mrs Gail Mordsfeld and daughter Hoosick Falls Mrs Hazel Matson Dorset David Pello Mrs Evelyn Beshara Michael D Long Bennington Charles Susee Shaftsbury Douglas Armstrong Rupert John Lombardy Manchester William Bruneau Frank Signori Jennie Watson Bennington Frederick Beysenroth North Bennington
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James A. Wickenden
North Bennington
Dean Jones
Jacksonville
Maud Martin
Bennington
Myrtle Stone
Manchester Depot
Katherine Sprague
Wilmington
Lynn A. Young
Walloomsac
N.Y
Keith Monroe II
Helen K. Carroll
Dorothy Mears
Mary B. Smith
Maria H. Wilcox
Charlotte D. Markey
J. Johnston
Manchester
Ronald Danforth
Helen Evans
Mary Unavitch
Hoosick Falls
Henrietta Thomas
Petersburg
Annette Rice
Michael Ann Ryan
John K. Cooney
Gail Mordsfeld
Hazel Matson
Dorset
David Pello
Evelyn Beshara
Michael D. Long
Charles Susee
Shaftsbury
Douglas Armstrong
Rupert
John Lombardy
William Bruneau
Frank Signori
Jennie Watson
Frederick Beysenroth
Arlington Area Obituaries Highlight Delaney and Harrington Deaths
Edward Delaney 93 lifelong Arlington resident died after a short illness at Putnam Memorial Hospital in Bennington. He worked over 50 years as a shaper at Hale Company and is survived by a son Ralph and daughter Kathryn Barrett. Lydia Harrington 83 of Shaftsbury died at Putnam Memorial Hospital. survived by husband Laverie, son Leo, and relatives. Both services and visitation details listed for Hanson-Walbridge Funeral Home.
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Arlington
Lucina Nichols
Hanson-Walbridge
Clement Belcher
St. James Episcopal Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Nichols
Equinox
Manchester
Saranac Lake
Texas
Hatti Wood
Edward Delaney
Hale Company
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington
Richard
Julie (Jackson) Delaney
Bernice Morehouse
Ralph Delaney
Kathryn Barrett
St. Margaret Mary’s Church
St. Columban’s Cemetery
Hanson- Walbridge Funeral Home
Shaftsbury
Lydia A. Harrington
Laverie E. Harrington
Cleveland Avenue
Norman and
Angelia (McDonald) Mattison
Glastenbury
Harrington
North Bennington
Pleads Guilty To 4 Charges In Bennington District Court
Alfred W. Gallett, 20, of Bennington pled guilty to driving while intoxicated and driving without a license after a 10:40 p.m. crash at Main and Beech Streets that rear ended Edward Kennedy’s car. He was fined $100 plus costs on the first offense and $15 on the second, with costs on the two. Additional charges of careless and negligent driving breach of peace and intoxication were nolle pressed.
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Alfred W. Gallett
Bennington
Bennington District Court
Main
Beech Streets
Edward C. Kennedy
Gallett
Utahns Lead Nation in Telephone Talks in 1967
Strong voiced Utahns topped national figures with Mountain States Telephone Co reporting an average of 1000.8 telephone conversations per person in 1967. The national average stood at 648 conversations per person, highlighting Utah’s unusually high phone usage.
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Salt Lake City
UPD
Mountain States Telephone Co
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Yallie) Lefevre
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