Springfield Negro Leaders Agree To Demonstration Cease Fire
Springfield leaders agree to a cease fire during a protest on City Hall steps after Mayor Ryan sets hearings on police brutality charges against nine officers. CORE chair Oscar Bright urges demonstrators to disperse while police review proceeds. tradeoffs include possible inside desk assignments for officers.
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Springfield
City Hall
Charles V. Ryan
Ryan
James S. Bulkley
Europe
Oscar Bright
The
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Bright
Bulkley
Water Supply Bill Expands Rural Loans Grants
A Senate bill would provide loans and grants for water systems to public and quasi public bodies and rural non profits, capping grants at 50 percent or the share a locality cannot finance. Rural areas under 5,000 with agriculture as main industry would be eligible, replacing FHA rules that permit up to 2,500 population communities.
Acrid Fumes Engulf North Pownal Valley
A pall of smoke from a deliberate dump fire filled North Pownal on Thursday night. Firemen fought flames visible for miles as residents urged relocation and tighter controls near homes along Hoosac River, French Hill, and Main Street.
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Pownal Valley
North Pownal
Pownal
Hoosac River
French Hill
Main Street
Board of Selectmen
Joseph Sarkis
Dartmouth Third Art Congregation Fully Uses Campus
Hanover New Hampshire Dartmouth College expands summer activity with 17 institutes and programs on campus. About 1800 students and instructors participate, nearly half the regular year figure, alongside a large summer term open to women. An orchestra repertory theater and two Peace Corps programs headline the array, with WDCR staying on air and The Dartmouth publishing a weekly.
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Hanover
N.H
UPI
Dartmouth College
George O’connell
WDCR
Dartmouth
Bennington Banner Public Notices Listing Rates and Contacts
The Bennington Banner lists telephone numbers for business news room and advertising and notes publication schedule. Subscription rates are provided for a 50 mile Vermont radius and nationwide, with 3 month, 6 month, and 1 year options, including special servicemen rates.
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Vermont
U.S
Civil rights workers plan protest over school balance bill
In Boston UPI reports civil rights sympathizers will demonstrate at the State House against a revised bill to remove racial imbalance in public schools. Backers argue slow pace. Rev Vernon Carter leads the protest starting at St Pauls Cathedral at 1 PM. The bill gives imbalanced communities five years to show progress or lose state education aid.
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Boston
UPI
State House
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
Rights Sympa
Robert F. Drinan
Boston College Law School
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Vernon Carter
Boston School Committee
Playground Pageant Highlights 1965 Western Day at Stark Street
A festival of tall tales and playful contests unfolds at Stark Street Playground with cowboys and Indians in mock gun fights and dress contests. Denise Roy earns top Indian and cowgirl honors, Denise Shepard wins best war paint, and a tel-ball tournament tees up Monday with three age divisions. Nearby, Dipsey Doodles beat Giants 6 3 at Memorial Park, and 50 hikers tour Deer Park and Y Pool in pleasant weather. A Swanton man, Raymond Darrand, dies from a gunshot wound at his employer’s home. the state police and attorney general’s office investigate.
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Stark Street
Wilson
Dude Ranch
Denise Roy
Linda Hicks
Greg Alderman
Dodi Fraher
Laura Hicks
Barbara Reilly
Darlene Lamb
Karen Halvorsen
Denise Shepard
Patti Reilly
Kevin Briggs
Patty White
Patty Gove
Sheila Kearns
Joanne Davids
Diane Davignon
Pam Gove
Grace Yarner
Lori Rounds
Karen Hicks
Kathy Reilly
Julie Proud
Lori Horton
Kathy Farrar
Elizabeth Yarnel
Sandre Long
Sarah Page
Russ Pembroke
Paul Pietryka
Kevin Ahearn
Dean Craddock
Jamie Lamb
Ronald Pembroke
Matthew Pietryka
Mike Farrar
Mike Keough
Steve Horton
Memorial Park
Giants
D. Raymond
Dipsey Doodles
M. Carroll
John LeRay
Deer Park
Y Pool
Main
Dewey Streets
Ben Mont Ave
Swanton
APD
Raymond Darrand
Reeder Foster
Foster
Heald
St. Albans
Attorney General’s Office
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Better TV Inc
Bennington
Denver
Colo
National Community Television Association
Canada
Bennington Rd
First National Stores
North Bennington Road
Bennington, Vermont
Finast
SLO Drysdale
Rosier
North Adams
Ohlivery
Adams Clothes Shop
Oneida
Johan" Avila Porcel
Lished Shed
J Shee
Bennington, VT
White Creek
Jermain Church
George Lobdell
Clifton Tracy
Donald George
James McCart
Maurice Taber
James Lake
Jones
Bennington Banner
Main St
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
Pinwale
Nand and
Grand Union
Dorset
Dorset Library
United Church of
Dorset and
East Rupert
Hawkes
Sandy DeLude
Theda Sausville
Jo-Anne Burgess
Kelly Racicot
Brent Metcalfe
Mike Allard
Wynn Metcalfe
Paul Hurley
Chuck Roast
Walker
the Vermont Bank
Bellows Falls
Chester
Brattleboro
Rutland
Manchester
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Williamstown
Iaby
Longhorn
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