Vermonters honor Civil War Raid anniversary in St Albans
St Albans plans August commemorations marking the 100th anniversary of The Raid by Confederate partisans during the Civil War. The event aims to provoke northern troops to shift to the Canadian border as revenge for Union brutality. Details will be announced. Vermont officials feature NHUC director Arthur C. Butler presenting a national highway award to the state at a Burlington dinner. Gov Hoff and Highway Commissioner Holden accepted the NHUC Award of Distinction for Vermont.
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St Luke's School of Nursing Accredited in Berkshire
The National League of Nursing accredits St Luke's Hospital School of Nursing in Pittsfield making it the first Western Massachusetts program to earn the status since 1958. The school also holds approvals from the Board of Registration in Massachusetts Catholic Conference of Schools of Nursing and participates in the National League of Nursing and Massachusetts Council of Member Agencies. The report notes the hospital director Sister Mary Vincent DePaul announced the accreditation on Friday. In North Adams, town upsets over new working rules prompt resignation of selectmen's clerk Imelda Vincelette after two weeks notice. In Pittsfield, Leon Podolsky receives a patent for a thermoelectric cooling device improving long surgeries with less anesthesia using graphite materials. Podolsky is a Sprague Electric Co. technical assistant and this is his 114th patent. In Williamstown a radar check on Route 7 nets sixteen speeders including six out-of-staters and ten locals. authorities suspect most headed for the Green Mountain Race Track in Pownal.
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Stock Market Opens Narrowly Mixed In Moderate Trade
The New York market showed a mixed start with U S Steel down 1 4 to 61 4 Inland up 4 to 46 14 Bethlehem off 1 to 38 14 Republic Steel up 1 4 to 47 3 4 Du Pont up 5 to 26 134 Allied up 1 4 to 54 14 American Cyanamid off 1 4 to 64 5 4 New York Central up 4 to 42 Pennsy up 1 4 to 34 3 4 Chesapeake & Ohio down 1 to 79 3 4 General Motors up 4 to a 1964 high of 92 Ford down 1 4 to 53 4 Chrysler up 1 to 52 34.
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Scranton Sues for Maine Delegates in Bid Against Goldwater
In San Francisco UPI report Gov. Scranton campaigns for Maine's 14 convention delegates with Margaret Chase Smith securing their votes while aiming to deny Goldwater a first ballot victory. Vermont and Connecticut delegations show splits as Mass delegates face Lodge versus Scranton choices. New Hampshire projects solid Lodge support but may shift if Lodge is not backed as a block.
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Justice Dept Studies New Red Passport Ban
Government attorneys examine a new law to bar dangerous Communists from U S passports after the Supreme Court struck down a 1950 Subversive Activities Control Act provision. State Department must issue or honor passports for those it considers potentially banned, numbering in the hundreds.
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Literacy Test Ban in Conn. With Interim Reading Plan
The Justice Department outlawed Connecticut's oral voter literacy test under the new civil rights law. An interim alternative permits reading three lines of state constitution or statutes with a stenographer present if the applicant cannot write, while Ella Grasso's request for a blanket written-test exemption is denied and under review by the attorney general.
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Fish Kills Reported in New Hampshire Rivers and Lakes
UPI reports experts from Fish and Game and Water Pollution Control investigate fish kills in three NH water bodies. Thousands of dead fish gathered from the Merrimack River near Hooksett, about 500 pounds from Lake Winnisquam and Silver Lake. Merrimack specimens were suckers. Winnisquam fish were sport fish excluding trout and salmon. all carcasses found in shallow northern Winnisquam waters.
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Hoover reads message at GOP convention in 1960s era tone
Former President Hoover, aged 89, delivered a televised letter to the Republican National Convention in San Francisco read by Sen. Everett Dirksen. He urged eight basic tenets for party policy, including balanced budgets, defense strength, private enterprise, and rejection of Marxist ideas, while receiving a standing ovation.
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Snelling Calls Vermont Government Growth Problem
Richard A. Snelling, a Republican candidate for lieutenant governor, says Vermont's main issue is government growth outpacing the economy. He advocates faster job creation and larger payrolls to curb spending and warns against campaigning on more government. The remark came during a Monday night event in Vermont.
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