Union Board Claims To Patch Up Differences at Closed Meeting
Mt. Anthony Union School Board members reportedly reconciled their differences at a closed meeting held at Benn ington Elementary School. They reaffirmed the goal of establishing a union high school and agreed to allow time for a realistic reconsideration of the site dispute between Town Farm land and the Vermont Soldiers Home site along Park Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Anthony Union School
Barton L. Jenkson
Bennington
Union High School
Vermont Soldiers
Park Street
County Street
Bennington Graded
Jenks
Rupert Spencer
Readsboro Dinner Invites GOP for Hoff Event in Readsboro
Readsboro readers report a Wednesday 7 30 pm heartwellville lodge dinner to honor Vermont Governor Philip Hoff who plans re election. Democratic Town Committee chair James Bolognani notes some Republicans attend while others decline citing party. about 200 Democrats expected with state senator Frederick Fayette and other local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Readsboro
Vermont
Heartwellville Lodge
Philip H. Hoff
Democratic Town Committee
James Bolognani
Heartwellville
Hoff
Danby Widow Mary Hart Greene 78 Dies After Illness
Mary Hart Greene a 78 year old widow of George Greene died Monday at Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital Hanover N H after a long illness. She was born in Mount Holly April 17 1886 daughter of Fred and Susan Hart. She belonged to Danby Order of Eastern Star for 50 years. Funeral Thursday at 2 p.m. in Danby Four Corners Union Church. Burial in Scotsville Cemetery.
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Danby
Mary Hart Greene
George Greene
Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital
Hanover
N.H
Mount Holly
Fred
Susan (Moore) Hart
Danby Order of Eastern Star
Eva White
North Hebron
N.Y
Kathleen MacMay
Manchester
Winona Campbell
Denver
Colo
Thelma Toner
Ruth Bartlett
Bennington
Howard Gould
Rutland
Lawrence Gould
Pawlet
Francis Gould
Edna Wilder
Susan Clark
West Pawlet
Alice Cory
South Granville
Alta Wade
Dorset
Fred Hart
Dana Hart
Alice Hart
Danby Four Corners Union Church
J. Duke King
Scotseville Cemetery
Robert M. King
Granville
Hospital Roundup of Discharges Births and Announcements
Hospital notes list Miss Jennifer Rosen and others from Bennington East Dorset and nearby towns. Discharges include Mrs. Margaret Gay and daughter in South Newfane. Births reported for Hoff man family in Hoosick Falls and Sherwin family in Killeen Texas with links to Montreal and Shaftsbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennifer Rosen
Ruth Mavilla
Bennington
Bonnie Adams
Cheryl Adams
David Adams
East Dorset
Margaret Gay
South Newfane
Richard Hoffman
RD. 1
Hoosick Falls
Larry Sherwin
Killeen
Texas
Sherwin
Brenda Watts
Montreal
Canada
Shaftsbury
Shea Co. Faces NLRA Allegations in Labor Dispute
The NFWA alleges unfair labor practices by Shea Co. after 10 named workers were discharged for union activity and warned of penalties if the UFWA gains a local. The case follows a three month dispute with a May NLRB meeting and a 60 day union settlement period ending last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bury
George Shea
UFWA
North Village
Shea Inc
NLRB
Steven Bender
Nelson Brownell
Robert Cook
Harry Harrington
Francis Livingston
Arthur O’dell
Chauncey Peters
John Pinney
Pat Robertson
Leslie Vadakin
Franklin L. Monroe
Albert Rodd
Byron C. LeRay
NLRA
Monroe
Rodd
LeRay
Planning Program Delayed Over Contract Objections
Bennington's two year planning program again stalled after the Regional Planning Commission refused to sign contracts with the Vermont Development Department and with John C. Burdis of Albany who would serve as planning consultant. Local planners demand equal voice in decisions on consultant progress termination scope and confidentiality. HHFA will fund two thirds of the 24960 program cost with residents covering the rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Regional Planning Commission
Commission
Vermont Development Department
John C. Burdis
Albany
N.Y
Bernard Johnson
Central Planning Office
Burdis
Housing and Home Finance Agency
HHFA
T. Garry Buckley
Bennington Commission
Reac Son
Buckley
Conesultant
Johnson
Snelling Attacks Tax Cut Claims As Unrealistic
Richard A. Snelling of Shelburne, Republican candidate for lieutenant governor, denounced rivals for promising $5 to $10 million annual state savings without cutting services. He told Rutland Kiwanis that $54 million of Vermont’s $60 million annual government cost pays essential needs, with much returned as town aid or bid-based contracts unlikely to shrink. He urged separating irreducible costs from optional items before estimating savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Richard A. Snelling
Shelburne
Vermont
Snelling
Rutland Kiwanis
Nion
Bennington Altar-Rosary Reminds of Communion Sunday
Members of St. Francis de Sales Church Altar-Rosary Society are urged to attend Communion Sunday at the 8 a.m. Mass. A 1962 Plymouth driven by Ivan Chateaubriand, 22, of 324 Pleasant Street, skidded off U.S. 7 in Pownal, causing no injuries and minor damage to mail boxes.
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St. Francis de Sales Church
Ivan Chateaubriand
Pleasant
U.S. 7
Pownal
U.S. Military Buildup Amid Viet Nam Skirmishes Grows
The United States increases advisers in Viet Nam as Communist operations expand from patrols to battalion level actions. The White House had planned to cut the mission to zero by 1965, with over 250 Americans killed. No expansion into North Viet Nam announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
White House
Viet Nam
Dern Jr. runs in Dorset with varied public, business roles
Dern 58 began as Dorset town representative in 1959 60 elected on both parties tickets. He served on Education Committee and helped push bills on Sunday liquor laws driver education and the Morgan Horse farm. He backed pari mutuel racing and leads local party work while criticizing Barry Goldwater. He moved to Dorset in 1929 working restaurants farming and art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Hoff
Dern
Dorset
House
Morgan Horse Farm
Dorset Town
Democratic Committee
Bennington County
Republican Party
Il Am
Municipal Court Fines Include Drunk Driving Plea in Manchester
John W. Kelly of Canaan Connecticut was fined 100 dollars after pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated in a special Municipal Court arraignment before Judge George M. Fienberg. State police stopped him on U S 7 in Manchester Monday for suspected intoxication. Also arraigned was Thomas A. Harris of Pawtucket Rhode Island who paid 35 dollars after pleading guilty to driving with a suspended license in Pownal. He said he had applied for a Vermont license but was refused and State's Atty. Witten noted a long list of violations in his home state. Payments were received for parking violations, speeding fines and other offenses from multiple residents listed in the court's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Kelly
Canaan
Conn
George M. Fienberg
Kelly
U.S. 7
Manchester
Thomas A. Harris
Pawtucket
R.I
Pownal
Vermont
Atty. R. Marshall Witten
Witten
Fienberg
Edward Bradock
State GOP Units To Meet Thursday
The Republican State Committee and executive committee plan meetings in Montpelier on Thursday to discuss campaign plans after the Sept 8 primary. A 9:30 a.m. campaign committee session precedes the 11 a.m. executive meeting at the Tavern Motor Inn, followed by a 12:30 luncheon of the full state committee.
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Barre Auditorium
Minnesota
Walter Judd
Derick V. Webb
Mabel Stafford
United Republican
Janeway
Webb
San Francisco
Adams
Young Republican Club of
Vermont
Women’s Republican Club of
Donald Milne
Barre
Grace Hill
Burlington
Market Averages Report Dow Jones Industrials Slip
At noon the Dow Jones industrials stood at 837.50, down 3.46 points. The rail averages fell 0.87 to 218.77 and the utilities index slipped 0.05 to 148.85. The composite average receded to 301.24, with sales totaling 1,750,000.
Three Area Men Plead Innocent In Vermont Fish Case
At Brattleboro Municipal Court three Bennington area men pleaded innocent to fish and game violations from Stratton fishing on a recent Saturday. Gordon E. Kenyon 45 Shaftsbury denied taking more than 12 trout and possession of three brook trout under six inches. bail set at 25 and 75 respectively. Ted S. Bozek 41 Hoosick Falls New York and Harry A. Orswell 54 Williamstown Massachusetts pled innocent and had bail set at 75 each. All three were represented by attorney John P. Mor_rissey of Bennington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattleboro
Bennington
Gordon E. Kenyon
Shaftsbury
Stratton
Deerfield
Ted S. Bozek
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Harry A. Orswell
Williamstown
Mass
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Dick Post
Herbert E. Post
Larry Sweetser
Waterbury Center
Stowe
Copley Hospital
Morrisville
Post
Larry
Ter
State Department of Education
Charles B. Nichols Jr
Vermont State School Directors Association
Pres
Arte Harte Theatre
SinaTha Mal
Pier Fak Bokbard Rsh
Victor Buono
Cros Fn
Allen A. Dale
Molly Brown
Wayley
Moss Hunter
Technicolor
Ase
Paul Rogers
Virgina Maskell
Ted Stanley Baker
Ton Randall
Burl Ives
Frederick Fayette
William H. Meyer
Rupert
Winston L. Prouty
U.S. Senate
John J. Daly
U.S. Congress
Robert T. Stafford
George Fienberg
Claude Dern
Bolognani
Herbert E. Sloat Sr
Watervliet
Herebert E. Sloat
5Th Ave
D&h Railroad
Veterans Hospital
Peekeskill
Marcus D. Russell
Evening Star Lodge
F&am
United Signal Corps of America
Armed Services Communication Organization
Third Avenue Methodist Church
Anna Stickney
Herbert E. Sloat Jr
Edith O’brien
Joseph L. Vallee
Bryce Funeral Home
Troy
Elmwood Hill Cemetery
Funeral Home
Jaxon Knox
Arlington
Tryon
N.C
Polk Memorial Gardens
Mr. Knox
Columbia University
Dorothy Canfield Fisher
John Fisher
James Canfield
Knox
New York City
Martha Canfield
Fisher Memorial Endowment Fund
Bennington Briefs
Howard Farm
Shaftiebury
Adv
Putenam Memorial Hospital
Kideney
Bennington Village
North Hoosick
Darryl F. Zanuck
William Castle
Cornelius Ryan
Both
Century-Fos Mnd
Columbia
Este Hugh Marlowe
Lake George
Opera Festival
Newark School of Fine and Industrial Arts
Dorset Players
PTA
McBride- Harwood American Legion
Elizabeth Byrnes
Claude
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Robert
Burr and Burton Seminary
Suzanne
Mary Jane Andrews
Lee, Mass
Luis A. Guerrero
Great Barrington
Dow Jones—Bache & Co
Calif
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