Vermont News Briefs Include German Teachers Visit and Elections
Eleven German teachers arrived at the University of Vermont for a weeklong visit sponsored by the Vermont Council on World Affairs and the Experiment in International Living at Putney. Frances Callahan of Hartford becomes Vermont Democratic Women's Club president, noting Hoff as a reelecting governor. Vermont information booths report a 14 percent rise in tourist registrations this summer, with 57,322 visitors in three weeks. Button Bay park will add a 30unit camping area for 1965. Sgt. Henry A. Vautier of the State Police will attend a Maryland course on supervising police personnel, supported by Humble Oil.
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Burlington
UPI
Germany
University of Vermont
Vermont Council On World Affairs
Experiment In
Putney
Montpelier
Vermont
Development Department
VDD
Enosburg
St. Albans
Stock Market List Mixed as Several Downgraded and Rallied
New York stocks opened fractionally mixed with several Dow components moving. American Telephone slipped to 71.5, General Electric rose to 85, Mack Truck fell to 51, American Tobacco gained to 34, Polaroid rose to 150, Norfolk & Western climbed to 14, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer up to 41.14, United Aircraft at 47, Union Pacific to 46.34, General Dynamics down to 30, Sears Roebuck up to 119. Bethlehem eased to 36.7, Du Pont 26.53, Eastman 32, Allied 54.5, Union Carbide 12.414, Ford 53.34, Chrysler 52.5, American Motors 14.
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NEW York
UPI
American Telephone
General Electric
Mack Truck
American Tobacco
Polaroid
Norfolk & Western Railway
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer
United Aircraft
Union Pacific
General Dynamics
Sears Roebuck
Youngstown Sheet
Jones & Laughlin
Lukens
Bethlehem
du Pontium
Eastman
Allied
Union Carbide
Ford
Chrysler
American Motors
Gen Foods
Y Pitt Glass
Pitts Steel
Gen Motors
Procter Gamble
Goodrich
Goodyear
Pullman
Grace WR
Pure Oil
Great
A&p
RCA
Greyhound Rep Steel
Gulf Oil
Herc Powder
Reynolds Met Hoff Electric
Reynod
Ing Rand
Richfield Oil
IBM
Schenley
Int Harvester
Schering
Sears
Int Nickel
Joy Mfg
Southern Ry
Kennecott
Sperry Rand
Mack Trucks
Stew Warner
McNeil Mach
Studebaker
Swift
Ma Mgm
Monsanto
Tenn Gas
Mont Ward
Texaco
Lit- Motorola
Tidwater Oil
Ten
Zenith Nat Avia
Timk
Nat Biscuit
Trans WA
Nat Dairy
United Aircraft Richfield Oil
Nat Dista
Socony Mobil
Nat Gypsum
United Air Lines
Amerada
NY Central
United Gas Imp
ACF Industries
Norfolk & W
US Rubber
Amer Avia
US Steel
Air Products
Warn Brak
Olin Math
Alleghy Steel
Western Union
Allied Chemical
Pan Awa
West Air Brake
Allis Chalm
Parke Davis
Westing el
Wheeling Steel
Alcoa
Penney
White Motors
Alside
Penn D Chem
Amer Airlines
Amer Motors
Amer Optical
Amer T&t
Armco Steel
Armour
Atchison
AVC Corp
Bendix
Beth Steel
Boeing
Ly Canada Pac
Ches & Ohio
Sne Colgate Col Gas
Comw Edison
Con Edison
Nat Gas
Cons Coal
Consum Power
Copweld Steel
Crucible Steel
Curtiss Wright
Det Edison
Douglas AC
Dow Chemical
DuPont
East Air Lines
Eastman Kodak
Eaton
Firestone
Dynamics
Gen el
Boston Woodwind Trio Opens Series At Manchester
Three Boston woodwind players Raymond Taubman Felix Viscaglia and John Miller performed a varied chamber program Sunday at the Southern Vermont Art Center Manchester. The trio known as the Boston Woodwind Trio showcased tasteful playing and broad repertoire as part of their series.
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Manchester
Boston
Southern Vermont Art Center
Raymond Taubman
Felix Viscaglia
John Miller
New England Conser
Lake Winnisquam fish kill draws joint probe
New fish kills at Lake Winnisquam prompt a joint inquiry by New Hampshire Fish and Game and Water Pollution Control. About 500 pounds of mostly bass were found dead, following a prior incident. Copper sulfate levels were not high enough to cause the July death tally, sparking debate over chemical use for algae control amid local sportsmen concerns and resident need.
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Concord
N.H
UPI
State Fish and Game Departement
Mission Today
Lake Winnisquam
Hillcrest Hospital to modernize Berkshire facility
Pittsfield reports $110000 initial appropriation to upgrade Hillcrest Hospital equipment and facilities. Project covers operating room gear patient furnishings lab interior and exterior renovations pediatrics remodeling.
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Hillcrest Hospital
Pittsfield
Ivan W. Lord
Patterson Charged With Following Too Closely After Crash
Gary W. Patterson of Pownal was arrested on a following too closely charge after a State Road collision with Dover L. Owens of North Adams. Patterson posted 5 bail for Williamstown District Court appearance set for Wednesday. Both cars sustained moderate damage. John Divoll, Mount Greylock geography teacher, will join the National Council for Geographic Education on a Soviet study tour leaving New York today and returning August 21.
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Williamstown
Gary W. Patterson
Pownal
State Road
Dover L. Owens
North Adams
Patterson
John Divoll
Mount Greylock
National Council For Geographic Education
Soviet Union
New York
Hoffa Convicted in Pension Fund Conspiracy Case
Hoffa and six co defendants found guilty on charges of diverting about 25 million dollars from the Teamsters pension fund. Attorney General Kennedy said he was pleased with the verdict as Hoffa plans appeals and motions for acquittal. Judge Austin set August dates for briefs and a hearing.
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Chicago
UPI
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Robert F. Kennedy
Dave Beck
Hoffa
Maurice Walsh
Walsh
U.S. District Court
Richard B. Austin
William O. Bitteman
Kennedy
Hyannis Port
Mass
Bittman
Senate
Washington
William Bittman
Charles Z. Smith
United States
Nuclear Mishap Kills Father Of 9 Children
A 38 year old father of nine died at Rhode Island Hospital from radiation poisoning after a nuclear accident at United Nuclear Corp in Charlestown. Four workers were injured and two more re admitted after tests showed higher radiation doses than believed. Contamination was contained within the plant building and a New Haven crew cleared the area.
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Providence
R.I
UPI
Rhode Island
Robert Peabody
Charlestown
Richard Holthaus
Narragansett
Clifford Smith
Westerly
New York
United Nuclear Corp
Peabody
New Haven
Conn
Bennington Banner Publication and Rates Information
The Bennington Banner publishes daily except Sundays and holidays at 425 Main St Bennington Vermont. It lists contact numbers for Newsroom and Advertising and provides subscription rates by mail within Vermont and nationwide with special serviceman rates.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
UPI
Vermont
U.S
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Music Review
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Longy School of Music
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Handel
Mozart
Jacques Ibert
Richard Walthew
Ibert
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John Dalley
Michael Tree
David Soyer
Marlboro
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Berkshires
California
Woodside
Calif
William A. Atkins Jr
Daniel W. Gibbs
Wil. Greylock
U.S.S.R
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Benning Telep
Hones
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Fassetts
Fassetts Bakery
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