Vermont Death Toll Rises As Young Driver Dies In Collision
In Colchester 20 year old Eldridge J. McDonald of Winooski died when his car left Mallets Bay Avenue and struck a tree. The statewide highway death toll for the year reached 48, compared with 43 on the same date last year. Other items report a laborer killed by a circle saw in Swanton, a high school principal appointment in Orleans, and Vermont officials’ highway planning role amid national emergency preparations.
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Colchester
Vermont
Eldridge J. McDonald
Winooski
McDonald
Mallets Bay Avenue
Swanton
Nelson M. Wincelette
Victor
Vincelette
Montpelier
Russel A. Holden
American Association of State Highway Officials
Holden
U.S. Bureau of Public Roads of
Burlington
Lake Champlain
Robert Prindle
Beverly
Burlington Democrat Carr named Boxing Control Board chairman
Gov. Hoff appointed David Carr of Burlington to lead the Boxing Control Board, succeeding Republican Milton L. Hard. Carr, 56, runs a photographic studio and is a former amateur boxer. Marlboro College received a 10000 grant from the National Science Foundation to purchase chemistry teaching equipment for its new program.
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Montpelier
Philip H. Hoff
David Carr
Burlington
Boxing Control Board
Carr
Milton L. Hard
Marlboro
Marlboro College
National Science Foundation
Newsday names Patterson Albright new assistant to the president
Joseph Patterson Albright, 26, is named assistant to the Newsday president and publisher of the daily. A 1958 Williams College graduate, he led the Williams Record as managing editor and earned Phi Beta Kappa. He is Alicia Patterson Guggenheim's nephew, and Newsday’s editor until her death was Mrs. Guggenheim. Police seek motive in separate Rochester slaying of Shari Smoyer and Jack King found shot on a lovers lane.
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Long Island City
Joseph Patterson Albright
Newsday
Williams College
Albright
Williams Record
Alicia Patterson Guggenheim
Guggenheim
Harry F. Guggenheim
Rochester
Shari K. Smoyer
Ithaca College
Jack King
King
Renewal plan to be reviewed by North Adams Planning Board
In North Adams a four phase south side renewal plan covering 160 acres south of Main Street is set for a special Planning Board meeting to align with the city master plan before seeking approval from the Federal agency. The area runs from Main to Davenport and from Church to the Hoosac River. In Williamstown the Finance Committee will weigh $6500 for West Lawn Cemetery annex engineering and Stratton Road land reimbursements at a July 29 town meeting.
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North Adams
Main Street
Planning Board
Williamstown
Broad Brook School
Westlawn Cemetery
Stratton Road
J. Maynard Austin
Harvard Climbers Still Scaling Mt McKinley In Good Shape
Seven Harvard climbers remain on Mount McKinley in good condition as they progress toward the north summit. Don Sheldon reported locating tracks after a three day search and an avalanche disrupted the party, with communication by signals at 17,000 feet. leaders Henry Abrons and seven teammates include Peter Carman Christopher Goetze John Graham Richard Millikan David Roberts and Donald Jensen as they plan to reach the 19,470 foot peak and then continue toward the south summit.
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Bradford Washburn
Museum of Science
Boston
Don Sheldon
Harvard University
Mt. McKinley
Wickersham
Talkeetna
Alaska
Wickersham Wall
Sheldon
Civil Air Patrol
CAP
L. Tyree
McKinley
Hen
Ry L. Abrons
Scarsdale
N.Y
Harvard
Peter Carman
Nashville
Warren Aus tin Institute Opens at UVM with Winslow Talk
The 10th annual Warren R Austin Institute in World Understanding launches at the University of Vermont with Richard Winslow as first lecturer. The forum, founded in 1954, honors the late ambassador and senator. further talks are set for July 22 29 and Aug 5. Denoo grants probation to Robert Holmes in Colfax for three years for fraudulently obtaining public assistance while noting his ten children.
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UWM
Burlington
Warren R. Austin
Colfax, Wash
UPI
John A. Denoo
Robert Holmes
Holmes
Bennington Banner Local Phone Rates and Contact Hours
The Bennington Banner provides newsroom and advertising contact numbers and notes daily publication excluding Sundays and legal holidays. It lists home delivery by carrier and motor delivery options, with subscription rates for Vermont and nationwide mail, noting special rates for servicemen.
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Main St
Bennington
Vermont
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
Associated Press
Wll
U.S
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