Durocher Trial Prompted Jealousy Over Durocher Friendship
In Middlebury UPI coverage, bricklayer Rene Morin sues Dodgers coach Leo Durocher for alienation of affections claiming jealousy over his wife Anna Morin's friendship with Durocher. Mrs Morin testifies her husband called Durocher "that guy down on third base" and that a letter from Durocher was stolen from her.
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Anna Morin
Carolyn
Los Angeles Dodger
Leo Durocher
Middlebury
UPI
Rene
Los Angeles Dodgers
Durocher
Morin
Fourth Principal Resigns at Manchester Elementary
Manchester Principal King B. Frazer resigns after six years leading the district in a string of changes. Five candidates were interviewed to fill the vacancy. Frazer plans to relocate to Pawlet in September after two and a half years promoting programs from non graded primary to kindergarten inclusion and a stronger reading and music emphasis.
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Manchester
King B. Frazer
Frazer
Whitehall
N.Y
Thomas G. Chesley
Robert B. Vail
Vail
Arza Dean
Earle F. Pine
Charlestown
R.I
School Board
PTA
University of Bridgeport
Conn
Norwalk
Manschester
Teacher's’ Association
Pawlet
Scranton Urges GOP to Condemn Birchers and Back Civil Rights
Pennsylvania Governor William Scranton told the Republican platform committee in San Francisco to condemn the John Birch Society as extremist and to endorse the new civil rights law. He warned the party against adopting views that would betray conservative principles and cost Republicans the election. Goldwater supporters faced criticism over stance toward Birch and civil rights.
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San Francisco
UPI
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Republican Platform Committee
John Birch Society
United States
Scranton
Barry Goldwater
GOP
America
Goldwater
Arizona
The
Birch Society
Congress
Senatorial Differences Erupt Into Wrestling Match
Senators Strom Thurmond and Ralph Yarborough clashed outside a Senate hearing room as Yarborough urged Thurmond toward a Commerce Committee session. The playful struggle lasted about ten minutes before Chairman Magnuson intervened, with both 61 and reporters watching.
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Washington
UPD
Strom Thurmond
D-S.c
Ralph Yarborough
D-Tex
Senate
Thurmond
Yarborough
Strom
Ralph
Commerce Committee
Warren Magnuson
D-Wash
South Carolina
Lawrence To Retire Lefevre Assures Race for County Senator
The Banner surveys county politics as Republican Reid Lefevre of Manchester announces reelection plans for a third Senate term. Stamford’s Leroy E. Lawrence retires after five terms. Ira Whitney enters the GOP primary for the Stamford town representative seat. Other towns list incumbents seeking re election and potential challengers in Bennington County.
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The
Banner
Senate
Reid Lefevre
Manchester
Raymond B. Bowen
Bennington
Allan B. Rngney Jr
Arlington
General Assembly
Stamford
Leroy E. Lawrence
Lawrence
Ira Whitney
Whitney
Bennington County Farm Bureau
Angney
Joseph J. Caracciola
Dorset
William T. Burns
Burns
Landgrove
Edith Bauer
Bauer
George J. Heaslip
Heaslip
Frank Brownell
Peru
Daulton Mann Jr
House Banking and Corporations Committee
Pownal
James W. Lounsbury
Powe Wal
Leonard Johnson
Democratic Committee
Norman R. Strobridge
Strobridge
GOP
Lounsbury
Roger L. MacBride
Readsboro
Kenalene Collins
Raymond
Red) Crosier
Heartwellville
Collins
Crose
Crosier
Benhi High grads head to college at higher rate
A Bennington High School survey shows about 54 percent of the class of 64 will attend college next fall, up from a usual 35 percent. Of 105 graduates, 40 enter four year colleges, 14 go to two year junior colleges, and one pursues a three year nursing program.
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Bennington High School
Ralf S. Kates
Benhi
Allan J. Heath
Kates
UVM
Castleton
Norwich
Boston University
Syracuse
Kalamazoo
George Sleeman
Bendi
Department of Education
Montpelier
Freda Elaine Betts
Demetrius Betts
Adams Street
Miami Beach
Fla
Freda
Rene W. Ducharme
Bennington
Lloyd
Baker Case Will Be Election Issue
Washington Republicans charge concealment and cover up of evidence in the Baker affair as the seven month Senate inquiry ends. They urge witnesses and say government offices were used for private business, while the majority finds no proof of legal violations. Baker resigned as secretary to Senate Democrats amid outside interests and claims a $2 million net worth, later trimmed to about $448,000.
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Washington
UPI
Robert G
Bobby) Baker
Rules Committee
Senate
Baker
Senate Democrats
Pickens
S.C
Johnson
Inside columnist notes Kennedy vice presidency push
Walter Lippmann describes Robert Kennedy's campaign for vice president with determined zeal. A Bennington Rutland district study group opens slowly as enrollment rises 40.3 percent over five years while costs stay down.
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Walter Lippmann
Robert Kennedy
Bendi
Union
Bennington - Rutland
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Senate Commerce Committee
Leroy Collins
Civil Rights Law Mediation Agency
Lefevre
Rep
Leroy Lawrence
White House
Walter Jenkins
Don B. Reynolds
Silever Spring, Md
Texas
President Johnson
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