Taylor Burton split shelves Hollywood rumors claim
Elizabeth Taylor plans to spend time reconnecting with old Hollywood friends in California while denying romance with Peter Lawford amid her separation from Richard Burton. Burton’s attorney says no marriage termination is planned and he may travel to Europe. Lawford cites marital troubles and jokes about rumors involving his son Christopher.
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Moscow
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Martha Mitchell urged seat near John Mitchell at Watergate hearing
Arkansas Gazette editorial urges the Senate Watergate Committee to allow Martha Mitchell to sit behind her husband former Attorney General John N. Mitchell when he testifies next Tuesday. The piece defends her right to present her side of the case and likens their story to Tristan and Isolde.
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Brown a 1920s showman with a varied career ends life
A longtime vaudeville and film comedian known as one of the Five Marvelous Ashtons, Brown rose from circus acrobat to silent film star and later appeared in talkies. He toured internationally, mentored by a family including son Joe Li Brown, and was honored with the Bronze Star in WWII. He survived by a widow, two daughters, and many grandchildren.
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St. Paul, Minn
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Don
Mike
Frankovich
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Palm Springs
Army
Kathryn Lyle
Tarzana
Calif
Mary Fair
Davie
Fla
Airlines
Thirty four EMTs graduate from Putnam hospital course
Thirty four emergency medical technicians were graduated from a 40 hour training course at Putnam Memorial Hospital. They are the second class to complete the program, boosting the county’s trained rescue squad technicians. Faculty included Dr. William Christmas Dr. David Greenleaf and Dr. William Worthington. Arm patches were awarded to the graduates.
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Putnam Memorial Hospital
William Christmas
David Greenleaf
Wiliam Worthington
Bernard Bourgeois
Steven Brookipan
Thomas Crowe
James Feeney
Herbie Foucher
Thomas McKeown
Robert Carey
Bennington
Burt Lucier
Jatin Tlounds
Joseph Rousseau
Rick Baker
Raymond Bisson
Joseph
Music teacher Virgil Erickson leads Vermont students to Vienna
Mes. Virgil Erickson of Springfield Vermont a longtime Springfield High School music teacher travels with chaperones and students from Logan Airport to Vienna Austria for the International Music Festival. The trip includes a Paris stop as part of the holiday journey.
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Springfield
Isabella Perrotta
Nicholas Perrotta
Putnam Street
Springfield High School
Logan Airport
Vienna
Austria
Vermont
Paris
Bennington High School
Bennington College
Erickson
Bennington County Band Forms for Summer Concerts
A new group forms Tuesday to offer outdoor band concerts in the Bennington area. The Bennington County Band will be sponsored by Park-McCullough House under Warren Robinson and William Foss of Mt. Anthony Union High School. Rehearsal is 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, July 10 at Mt. Anthony band room. Membership open to all with instrument experience. contact Robinson at 442-6456 or via the high school.
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Pew Musical Organization
Bennington
Mt. Anthony
Robinson
Long Trail shelters to add caretakers this summer
The Green Mountain Club announced an expanded caretaker program placing twenty-one caretakers at busy shelters along the Long Trail to educate hikers and protect ecology. New shelter space will open at ski warming huts on Jay Peak Madonna Mountain and Sugarbush with small fees. new officers were elected including John Nuffert as president and Minerva Hinchey as corresponding secretary.
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Green Mountain Club
Jay Peak
Madonna Mountain
Sugarbush
John Nuffert
New Jersey
Griffith. June
Connecticut
Grangel
Obituary notices for Louise McGrath Hoosick Falls NY
Louise M McGrath of 10 Estabrook Ave Hoosick Falls NY died at Bennington Convalescent Home Friday Born in Ballston Spa educated there studied Troy Conservatory School of Music a noted regional piano player She in first marriage to William J Dame died 1952 later married John McGrath 1963 who died 1971 survived by sister Emmin Read Ballston Spa Funeral from Maher Funeral Home Hoosick Falls to Church of the Immaculate Conception burial in St Marys Cemetery Friends may call Maher Sun 7-9 Mon 2-4 7-9 family in attendance Burial in family lot Manchester school board meeting postponed to July 23 7 pm Mt Anthony principal notes Williard Joly 1973 graduate added to honor roll Starlight Singles square dance July 31 Dalton MA 6-11 p.m. Edward N Starr Jr 64 of Abbott Street Hoosick Falls died Friday at Bennington Convalescent Center long illness Wife Mina Skellie four sons Edward N Jr George Wayne all of Hoosick Falls one daughter Mrs Joseph Ponda of Glens Falls seven grandchildren and other relatives Funeral Sunday 2 p.m Robson Home Hoosick Falls calling hours 3-5 7-9 Burial Woodland Cemetery Cambridge NY
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Louise M. McGrath
Estabrook Ave
Hoosick Falls
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Emmin' Read
Maher
Church of the Immaculate Conception
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Edward N. Starr Jr
Abbott Street
Bennington Convalescent Center
Pittsfield
Maas
Dodge Fibers
Mina Skellie
Joseph Ponda
Gleng Falls
Edward N, Jr
George
Wayne
WA. Schaghticoke
Helen Merriman
Cambridge
Mae LeBarron
Texas
Robson Home For Funerals
Main St
Woodland Cemetery
Cambwidge
Montpelier discusses flood funds and meetings after disaster call
Salmon officials said it is almost certain that funds for municipal road reconstruction will be reimbursed by the federal government after Vermont was declared a disaster state Friday to President Nixon. At Montpelier High School Monday a general meeting in the auditorium will be followed by smaller sessions on specific problems. Stewart advised towns may burn flood refuse with permission from landfill expert Richard Valentinetti of the Agency of Environmental Conservation in Montpelier, phone 828-3205. Stewart's agency will answer other questions about municipal operations at toll free number 7-900-642-3120.
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Tristan and Isolde
Richard Nixon
Republic
Martha Mitchell
Gazette
Montpelier High School
Stewart
Richard Valentinetti
Agency of Environmental Conservation
Montpelier
Putnam Memorial Hospital Candy Stripers Train Volunteers
Sixteen girls volunteer in the Putnam Memorial Hospital summer candy striper program. They complete 25 hours of classroom instruction and contribute at least 100 hours of service. Names include Mary Cole Sandy Cook Brenda Davis Kathleen King Melissa Krause Candace Murphy Nancy Sawyer Susan Sorensen Helen Shultz Kathy Leslie Rebecca Pratt Judy Burns Bette Coonradt Pamela Cottrell Lina Hall and a Saluzzo.
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Sandy Cook
Brenda Davis
Kathleen King
Melissa Krause
Candace Murphy
Nancy Sawyer
Bennington
Susan Sorensen
North Bennington
Helen Shultz
Shaftsbury
Kathy Leslie
Arlington
Rebecca Pratt
Johnsonville
Judy Burns
Bette Coonradt
Pamela Cottrell
Lina Hall
A Saluzzo
Hoosick Falls, NY
Pool Reopens After Flood Cleanup At Tarm Pool
The Tarm Pool reopens this morning for weekend recreation. Second series starts July 16 after a one week delay. Residents register at the pool during the week. Credit goes to Recreation Department crews, Perrini Construction, and local fire and sewer departments for clearing pipes and restoring facilities.
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Recreation Department
Sewer
Heliway and Fire Departments
Perrini Construction Co
Parole Board Picked Former Senate Leader Delaney
Governor Thomas Salmon named Charlies L. Delaney of Burlington to a four year term on the Vermont Parole Board. Delaney is a former minority leader in the state Senate and will join the panel. He is joined by another appointment to the Human Rights Commission, Montpelier attorney William J. Ryan.
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UPD
Thomas Salmon Friday
Charlies L. Delaney
Burlington
State Parole Board
Delaney
State Senate
William J. Ryan
Human Fights Commission
Ryan
Democratic Party
Oe Aan Ae
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