Deer Road Kill Rise Prompts Vermont Warning
Vermont officials report a 36 percent rise in deer road kills by July, citing a 140 percent increase over 10 years as vehicles rise 19 percent. They warn many carcasses go unseen and call road kill a waste of natural resources while debating winterless seasons to curb the herd. In Rutland, 10 area photographers and five artists stage Art in Photography at the Chaffee Gallery from July 29 to Aug 22, featuring 50 black and white prints and five solo shows by Weinz, Jones, Ettinger, Selda, and Burns, who includes works by the late Maurice Burns.
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Montpelier
Vermont Fish and Game Department
Fish and Game
Rutland
Chaffee
Art In Photography
Claire Weinz
Arlington
Arthur Jones
Dorset
Churchill Ettinger
Weston
Hartin Jr. Wins Shirley Farr Scholarship for Social Work
Edward F. Crane of the Vermont Children's Aid Society announced Arthur J. Hartin Jr. of Arlington Mass will receive the Shirley Farr Scholarship. Hartin will study social work at Boston College starting September after a Boston Welfare Department role and a North eastern University BA in 1958. He served in the U.S. Army Intelligence Division 1958–1961. He is the sixth recipient of the award, named for Miss Farr of Brandon, a former society vice president.
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Burlington
Edward F. Crane
Vermont Children’s Aid Society
Arthur J. Hartin Jr
Arlington
Mass
Shirley Farr
Hartin
Boston College School of Social Work
Boston Welfare Department
Northeastern University
U.S. Army
Society
Miss Farr
Brandon
Albany Man Dies After Porch Stabbing Robbery
Eleazar Harris, 41, of 36 First Street Albany, was stabbed five times during a home invasion by three would be robbers on Saturday night. He died Monday morning at Albany Medical Center after authorites reported Harris was stabbed once in the heart and four times in the chest. Harris arrived home after a party around 4 am and said the assailants demanded money but Harris retained his wallet and cash when he reached the hospital.
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Albany
Albany Medical Center Hospital
Eleazar Harris
First St
Harris
Bandits Rob Mother of Drive-In Manager on Route 67
Mechanicville area bandits assaulted and robbed the mother of Hudson River Drive-In manager on Route 67 between Mechanicville and Schaghticoke Monday night. A car with two to four youths pulled up to the ticket window at about 10 30 p m. One entered the booth demanded the receipts and dragged the cash box to the auto. He struck Lena Carelli on the head while another youth aimed a gun from the back seat.
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Mechanicville
Hudson River
State aims to turn Mt Hope Farm into campus research site
Commerce Commissioner Theodore W Schulenberg will inspect Mt Hope Farm in Williamstown a 1200 acre estate once owned by Col E Parmalee Prentice and Alta Rockefeller and now owned by Williams College for 325000. Officials plan a campus type research and development installation and discuss with Williams College leaders and local officials.
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Williamstown
State Commerce Department
Mt. Hope Farm
Commerce
Theodore W. Schulenberg
Williams College
Col. E. Parmalee Prentice
Alta Rockefeller
Stock Market Opens Firm As Prices Rally Across Firms
New York UPI reports opening stock prices show broad firming in moderate trade. Major gains include Sinclair Oil to 57 and Alcoa to 69, while Boeing slips on profit taking. IBM climbs to 467.12 with Zenith at 78.34 and RCA at 33. U.S. Steel and General Motors rise, as many industrials advance with mixed shifts across the market.
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NEW York
UPI
Sinclair Oil
Phillips Petroleum
Richfield Oil
Alcoa
Reynolds Meta
U.S
Kennecott Copper
Boeing
Douglas Aircraft
Lockheed
Grumman
General Dynamics
Avco
General Motors
Chrysler
Ford
U.S. Steel
Youngstown Sheet
IBM
Zenith
RCA
Eastman Kodak
Union Carbide
ACF Industries
Allegheny
Armour
Atchison
Bendix
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing Aircraft
Coca Cola
Colgate
Columbia Gas
Commonwealth Ed
North Am
Consolidated Edison
Olin Mathieson
Natural Gas
Owens CF
Va Owen Illinois Glass
Mg Consolidated Coal Consumer Power
Continental Can
Parke Davis
Copperweld Steel
Pennsylvania
Schenley
Schering
Sears Roebuck
General Electric
Simmons
General Foods
Simonds S
Sinclair
General Telephone
Socony Mob
Goodrich
Southern
Byly Goodyear
Sperry Rand
Grace WR
Great A& P
Greyhound
Standard Oil
Ind
Gulf Oil
Standard Oil NJ
Hershey
Ohio
Illinois Central
Stewart Warner
Ingersol Rand
Yg Swift
Kennecott
United Air Lines
United Fruit
Lone Star Cm
US Rubber
Lorillard
US Smelting
Mack Trucks
US Steel
Monsanto
Wva P&p
Y Western Union Montgomery Ward
Motorola
Westing Air
National Aviation
Westing Elec
Vo National Biscuit
Wheeling Steel
Vy National Dairy
White Motor
National Dist
Woolworth
National Gypsum
Xerox Corp
New York Central
Norf & W
Youngstown S&t
Bay State Lawmakers Move Toward Racial Imbalance Bill
In Massachusetts the Senate gave initial approval to a racial imbalance bill aimed at eliminating disparities in public schools. Amendments widened state aid rules and busing provisions while keeping parental consent. a new definition of imbalance sparked debate before lawmakers moved toward reconsideration.
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Bay State
Boston
UPI
Massachusetts Senate
Senate
House
John F. Parker
Taunton
Ways and Means
Stephen C. Davenport
State Board of Education
Dian
State Education Department
Paul Parks
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
George V. Kenneally Jr
Kenneally
Beryl W. Cohen
Brookline
Massachusetts vows action on interstate highway plan
Northfield Massachusetts state Public Works Commissioner Francis W Sargent said the state will make every effort to build two controversial highways to ensure completion of the New England interstate system. He signed a memorandum of understanding with New Hampshire and Vermont on interstate transportation planning and data sharing, noting Massachusetts will not relax its DPW policy toward the Inner Belt and Southwest Expressway. He warned local vetoes threaten completing Interstate Route 95 and cited missing segments between Revere and Danvers and Canton to Boston as federals concerns grow.
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Northfield
Mass
UPD
Francis W. Sargent
Massachusetts
New England
Sargent
New Hampshire
Vermont
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Massachusetts Department of Public Works
DPW
Boston
Florida
Maine
Revere
Danvers
Canton
Ugly American Author Burdick Dies On Tennis Court
Eugene Burdick 47 co authored The Ugly American and Fail Safe collapsed during a tennis game at the Kona Kai Club in San Diego. Mrs. Hugh Wood attempted revival as a lifeguard and ambulance crews responded. He died en route to Doctor's Hospital after an illness during vacation. An autopsy was planned.
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San Diego
Calif
UPI
Eugene Burdick
Burdick
Hugh Wood
Wood
Pacific Southwest Airlines
Doctor’s Hospital
Oakland
Berkeley
University of California
Springfield police brutality probe opens in Massachusetts
Civil rights leaders and police officials in Springfield gather sworn witness statements amid a barroom brawl that sparked charges against seven officers. Twelve Black complainants allege assault threats and civil rights violations. an 18 arrested at the Octagon Lounge night rise to a formal inquiry led by James S. Bulkley and the police commission.
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Springfield
Mass
UPI
Massachusetts
James S. Bulkley
Springfield Police Commission
Police Commission
Bulkley
Henry Weissman
John Lyons
Weissman
Lester E. Williams Jr
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