Suspended Concord Mayor Seeks Court Reinstatement
Concord New Hampshire mayor J Herbert Quinn seeks reinstatement after suspension. A petition filed in Superior Court by Dover attorney Alfred Catallo with Quinn present asks for a writ of certiorari detailing the commission’s lack of authority to suspend him. The hearing dates are not set until August 1 per court staff.
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Concord
N.H
UPI
Superior Court
J. Herbert Quinn
Dover
Alfred Catalfo
Court House
Quinn
Tas
Catalfo
Walter H. Carlson
Citizens For
West Street Ward House
Labor Leaders to Speak at Institute in Plainfield and Barre
National labor leaders will attend a summer labor institute August 13 to 20 in Plainfield and Barre. Speakers include Gus Tyler Thomas R Brooks Samuel Fishman and others. Topics cover Teachers as Trade Unionists and Labor and Civil Liberties. Quinn suspended by aldermen over alleged misconduct. public hearing set for August 2. Quinn, 36, was elected in 1965.
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Aflcio
Quinn
Concord Monitor
James L. Langley
Board of Aldermen
Basil Rathbone Dies at 75 in New York
Famed actor Basil Rathbone known for Sherlock Holmes films died of a heart attack in his Manhattan apartment at age 75. He starred with Nigel Bruce starting in 1937 and helped popularize Holmes on screen and radio. Born June 13, 1892, in Transvaal, South Africa, Rathbone came from an engineering family before acting.
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New York
UPD
Basil Rathbone
Sherlock Holmes
Rathbone
Manhattan
Cynthia Rathbone
Nigel Bruce
A. Conan Doyle
Holmes
Bruce
Theater star Basil Rathbone and family legacy recalled
The article recalls Basil Rathbone's early life and training after a parliamentary uncle. It notes his time with the Frank Benson Shakespearean Company, WWI service as a captain earning the Military Cross, and his successful postwar career in theatre, film, radio, and television. It mentions his marriages, adopted daughter Barbara Cynthia, and son Rodion from a previous marriage.
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William
Repton College
England
London
Rathbone
Frank Benson Shakespearean Company
David Copperfield
Pompeii
Ouida Bergere
Barbara Cynthia
Rodion
St Peter's Fair In Bennington Draws Shoppers Saturday
Bennington announces St Peter's Fair offering lunch games clothes flowers books herbs and various handcrafts from 11 a m to 5 p m. The note also states medical offices of Dr. DeWitt Lewis and Dr. James Shea will close for specified July and August dates.
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Bennington
St. Peter’s Fair
DeWitt Lewis
James Shea
Adv
Tennessee Couple Defy State's Miscegenation Law
A 29-year-old Negro man, Herman McDaniel, wed Joyce Prescott, a white woman, defying Tennessee miscegenation law. Ceremony performed by a Negro Baptist minister Rev. David Vaughn outside the license bureau. Police battled fires sparked by unrest as crowds gathered. U.S. Supreme Court strikes down similar law in Virginia noted.
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Nashville
Tenn
Herman McDaniel
Joyce Prescott
Tennessee
McDaniel
Milton Rice
Rice
U.S. Supreme Court
Virginia
David Vaughn
Wrong Driver A Causes Parked Car Damage in Arlington
Friday's Banner reports Eva Niegoda drove a car that damaged the left front fender of Sonja A. Mattison’s parked vehicle in Arlington when it struck the car about 8:30 Thursday night. Margaret S. McCabe’s car backed into the Mattison vehicle on Franklin Lane. Mrs. Niegoda and Linda Comi of 120 Adams St. were witnesses, police said.
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Eva Niegoda
Sonja A. Mattison
Arlington
Margaret S. McCabe
North Bennington
Mattison
Franklin Lane
Niegoda
Linda Comi
Adams St
Nobel Prize Winner Killed By Train in South Africa
Durban report states Albert Luthuli, 69, Nobel Peace Prize laureate and former ANC president, was struck by a freight train while crossing a railroad bridge over the Umvoti River. He had been losing his sight and died despite medical efforts. Luthuli, a staunch nonviolence advocate, was barred from politics, awarded the 1960 prize, and later attended Oslo.
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Durban
South Africa
UPI
Albert Luthuli
Luthuli
African National Congress
Umvoti
Oslo
Sharpeville
Langa
Groutville
Zululand
Adams College
Baha i Opens Information Service Center
Vermont Baha i information service will open Monday in Rutland to answer inquiries and provide information about the faith founded in Iran in 1819. David Palmberg will run the office, offering speakers for clubs and other gatherings and distributing press materials from the national headquarters in Wilmette Illinois.
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Rutland — A
Vermont
Iran
Mirza’ Husayn ’Ali
David Palmberg
4 Durnham Drive
Information Service
Wilmette
Ill
Husayn 'Ali
Akka
Baba ’Ullah
Glory of God
Mormon Church Plans Bennington Branch Arrival of Missionaries
Elder and Mrs. Rulon S. Bickmore arrive in Bennington to aid forming a Latter-day Saints branch. They come from Salt Lake City and previously served in Rutland. The Bennington group joins others in Brattleboro Concord Keene Laconia Manchester Portsmouth and Sanford. Services times to be announced.
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Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Mormon
Bennington
Rulon S. Bickmore
Bickmore
Salt Lake City
Utah
Elder Bickmore
National Biscuit Company
Montana
Washington
New England
Elder
Rutland
New York State
Vermont
Brattleboro
Claremont
Concord
Keene
Laconia
Manchester
Portsmouth
N.H
Sanford
Maine
Brandon Cottage Grant Approved
The U S Public Health Service approved a 109000 grant for a pre placement cottage for girls at Brandon Training School. The facility cost is about 409300 with the balance from a 200000 bond issue authorized by the 1967 legislature and expected additional federal funds.
GE Color TV Sets Leak X-Ray Radiation
The U S Public Health Service said about 9 000 General Electric color TV sets are leaking excessive X ray radiation. Surgeon General William H Stewart urged owners of sets sold from Sept 1 1966 to May 31 1967 to disconnect them and contact GE dealers or health authorities. An intensive search found 90 percent of the 112 000 large screen sets held by dealers or buyers.
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Washington
UPI
U.S. Public Health Service
General Electric
William H. Stewart
Stewart
Windsor man indicted in first degree murder case
Maurice L. Oakes of Windsor has been indicted by a grand jury on a first degree murder charge in the shooting death of his wife Rosalie Ann. Oakes, 40, at Windsor State Prison, pleaded innocent by reason of insanity and is to be re arraigned in County Court next Wednesday. the shooting occurred May 26 at their home. Police say the wife was killed with a rifle and State's Attorney James Wright will prosecute.
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Woodstock
UPI
Maurice L. Oakes
Windsor
Oakes
Windsor State Prison
Rosalie Ann
James Wright
Distances to a Cassiopeia star cluster in KPSC terms
The text lists astronomical units: 1 AU is 92,900,000 miles, 1 LY equals 5.88 trillion miles, and 1 parsec is 3260 LY. It notes a nearby cluster at 3.39 KPSC from Cassiopeia and comments that the universe is vast.
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Cassiopeia
AARP Donates $70 for Retarded Children at Red Brick School
Mrs. Mae Fahs of the American Association of Retired Persons presents a check to Rev. W Earle Forman for the benefit of the retarded children at Red Brick School. The local AARP chapter raised $70 at a food sale and donated it for needs.
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Mae Fahs
American Association of Retired Persons
AARP
W. Earle Forman
Red Brick School
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