Goddard College appoints Salter among 11 new faculty
Dr. Royce S. Pitkin announces 11 new faculty at Goddard College including John R. Salter Jr. who will teach sociology. Salter helped plan nonviolent protests in Jackson in 1963, was jailed and beaten, faced KKK threats, and later worked with the Southern Conference Educational Fund and Tougaloo College before earning his MA in sociology from Arizona State University in 1960. He resides in Raleigh, North Carolina.
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Plainfield
John R. Salter Jr
Royce S. Pitkin
Goddard College
Salter
Medgar W. Evers
Jackson
Miss
Klu Klux Klan
Mississippi
Southern Conference Educational Fund
Goddard
Tougaloo
Arizona State University
Raleigh, N.C
Kidnap Trial Continues in Burlington Case
UPI reports Robert Barr, 22, of Dorchester Boston, faces kidnaping and attempted robbery charges as his trial proceeds in Burlington. Barr is accused of kidnapping Mrs. Ruth Clark during a May 22 attempt to rob The Country Store in Winooski. Three other Greater Boston men are also named in the case.
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Burlington
UPI
Robert Barr
Boston
Dorchester
Barr
Ruth Clark
Winooski
Greater Boston
Air Guard To Get Four F 102 Jets
The Vermont Air National Guard will receive four F 102 jet interceptors this week as part of a squadron of 18 stationed in Burlington. The unit currently operates 20 F-89-J jets and the new aircraft will be flown in from Seymour Johnson Air Force Base in North Carolina.
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Burlington
APJ
Vermont Air National Guard
Guard
Seymour Johnson Air Force Base
North Carolina
Vermont Tax Receipts Rise in Fiscal 1965 Total
Vermont taxpayers paid 37.8 million in state taxes for fiscal year 1965, with receipts up 5.7 million from the prior year said Tax Commissioner Gerald Witherspoon on Wednesday. In Barre, Michael Lovely, 18, had a break in charge dropped and a new petty larceny count added for allegedly stealing a $30 check, after pleading no contest to the larceny. a pre sentence investigation is ordered by Judge M. Martin Leinwhol.
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UPI
Job Corps
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Lovely
M. Martin Leinwhol
Army Pfc Daniel Bills Dies in New York Hitchhiking Crash
In Glens Falls New York Army Pfc Daniel L Bills 21 was killed last night while hitchhiking home from Korea duty. Police say he was struck by two cars on the Northway near Glens Falls and died of injuries. In Albany Republicans nominate Jacob M Olshansky a long time attorney to oppose Mayor Erastus Corning II who seeks another term. Democratic group to pick its candidate today.
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UPI
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Daniel L. Bills
Dummerstown
Bills
Korea
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Here
Lymans
Albany
Erastus Corning II
Jacob M. Olshansky
Albany Dusting Program Aims to Cut Water Loss
City of Albany plans a multi thousand dollar drought experiment termed Reservoir Dusting. Mayor Erastus Corning II says next week the powder will be blown over watersheds creating a film on the water surface to reduce evaporation by about 30 percent. Evaporation during hot months equals roughly ten days of supply monthly.
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Albany
Erastus Corning II
Corning
Whispering Fountains Offered Again in Berkshire
Williamstown resident Albert Bachand owner of Spruces Mobilehome Park offers to donate the Whispering Fountains to Adams North Adams Williamstown and Clarksburg for display. If none accept by August 1 he will extend the offer to other Berkshire communities. Authorities previously ordered removal due to Route 2 traffic congestion.
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Williamstown
Berkshire
Albert Bachand
Adams
North Adams
Clarksburg
Bachand
Adams Selectmen Rule Dances Open Without Town Permit
Two weeks after a dispute between theater operator Marshall Joseph and the Armory over dance permits, Adams selectmen decided to remove town permits for dances and similar events that do not require state licenses. The move aims to prevent political influence and ensure free enterprise by allowing weekly dances to proceed without a local permit.
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Adams
Selectmen
Marshall Joseph
Armory
Joseph
North Adams voters to decide on ending ward government
Voters on November 2 will decide whether to scrap the current 12 ward system. The plan would cut City Council from 15 to nine, shift all councilors to at large elections, and expand the mayor’s appointing and firing powers. Judge Ernest H. Rosasco, the campaign leader, argues it would reduce ward parochialism and improve qualifications across the council. Three councilors are currently elected at large in addition to ward representatives.
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North Adams
Ernest H. Rosasco
Agreement Reached In Groton Strike
NEW LONDON APs Agreement was reached early today on the basic provisions of a new three year contract for 12000 striking production workers at the Electric Boat Shipyard in Groton. The workers vote on the proposal Saturday after a 22 day strike. The 15 cent hourly wage rise in year one eight cents in year two and seven in year three plus an extra holiday and improved vacation and insurance. The company will continue subcontracting to its Quincy facility and dropped a plan to move work from Groton. Some work rules questions remain about crafts outside the main contract but are not expected to cause difficulty.
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NEW London
APS
Electric Boat
Groton
New London Metal Trades Council
General Dynamics Corp
Quincy, Mass
Market Opens Mixed With Inconsistent Early Gains
UPI reports a mixed early session with Ford up 14 to 51 and GM slipping. Allied Chemical adds 1/2 to 47 1/4 while DuPont falls 1 5/8 to 231 1/4. Republic Steel down 1/2 to 39 1/2 and Inland declines to 43 1/4. General Electric rises 1/8 to 96 3/4 and Westinghouse eases to 47. Eastern Airlines up 1/2 to 54, Texas Instruments up 2 to 116 1/4. Fairchild gains 1/2 to 49 1/2 while Corning Glass slips 7/8 to 18 3/4. Standard Oil of New Jersey drops 1/4 to 76 3/4 and Socony Mobil down 1/2 to 89 3/4. Texaco declines 1/4 to 78 1/4 and Standard Oil Indiana down 1/4 to 48.
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Crucible Steel
Red General Cites Losses From Bombing
North Vietnamese General Giap admitted American air attacks caused losses in life and property but said they cannot compensate for defeats at South Vietnam. He broadcast the analysis via Radio Hanoi warning the United States of doomed effort and referencing Vietnamese resilience.
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UPI
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North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Giap
Hanoi
Viet Nam
Springfield Mayor weighs civil rights demands on police
Springfield Mayor Charles V. Ryan prepared to answer demands from civil rights leaders after 18 people were arrested in a nightclub raid. Police faces included nine officers under review and calls for badges, human relations training, and reassignment. An anonymous death threat targeted attorney Henry Weissman amid ongoing tension.
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Mass
UPI
Charles V. Ryan
Ryan
Police Commission
Henry Weissman
Bennington Banner Telephones and Address Details
The Bennington Banner lists contact numbers for business news and advertising and provides publishing details. It notes daily publication except Sundays and holidays, address at 425 Main St, Bennington Vermont, and UPI affiliation for news. Subscription rates are shown for local Vermont and U.S. destinations with multiple term options.
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Main St
Bennington
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