Vermont Briefs Hit On Politics Gas and Industry
Republican Simpson Spencer announced his candidacy for representative. Burlington officials foresee Canadian natural gas shipments next year with a pipeline possibly under construction by year end. Montreal law professor Maxwell Cohen urged U S Canada policy coordination at University of Vermont. St Johnsbury residents pledged 80000 for a new printing plant to hire about 50, with Vermont Industrial Building Authority backing 90 of costs. Randolph columnist Bob Smith filed to seek Randolph town representative, facing John Drysdale and Clifton Chadwick in a three way race.
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Burlington
UPD
Public Service Board
Ernest W. Gibson II
Canada
Gibson
United States
Maxwell Cohen
Montreal
McGill University
University of Vermont
Cohen
St, Johnsbury
St. Johnsbury
Fairbanks-Morse and Co
Vermont Industrial Building Authority
Northeast Kingdom
Randolph
Bob
Smith
John Drysdale
White River Valley
Economist warns on rising vacancy of minds in U S economy
Dr Dexter Keezer, economist and former Reed College president, told a Rensselaerville audience that increasing idle time risks social catastrophe but he also forecast a bright overall economy as his work supports arts funding and innovative education. At Castleton Village Hall a curfew proposal drew strong chorus of approval from about 40 residents. Mayor Chris Peter Jr. urged a 9 30 p m curfew for 17 and younger citing vandalism and rowdyism. A resident noted a thief took a bird feeder and damaged a badminton net.
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Rensselearville
Dexter Keezer
Rensselearville Institute
Reed College
U.S
Keezer
Castleton
Village Hall
Chris Peter Jr
Canada Dry Distillery to Close Here and Move to Kentucky
Hudson plant to shut by Oct. 31 as New York company consolidates distilling operations and transfers production to Nicholasville Kentucky. Company official gave the notice without a formal closing date.
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Hudson
Canada Dry
Nicholasville
New York
Albany Woman Shot. Cab Driver Charged After Incident
A 30 year old Albany woman Nora Dees was shot in the back at Clinton Avenue and Northern Boulevard and is in fair condition at Albany Medical Center Hospital. Cab driver Anthony Carl Simpson, 25, was arrested and charged with second degree assault after firing a .22 rifle from his home front window while birds were being shot nearby. he claimed the shot was unintentional.
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Albany
Clinton Avenue
Northern Boulevard
Nora Dees
Albany Medical Center
Anthony Carl Simpson
Simpson
New Yorker Escapes Pittsfield Court, Captured at Roadblock
Richard W. Beach, 20, pleaded not guilty to unauthorized use of a car in Berkshire District Court. He fled a restroom window, was recaptured at gunpoint three hours later at a police roadblock near the Pittsfield Lenox border. Bail was set at $3,000. He works a summer job at Camp Windau.
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Pittsfield
Pittsfield District Court
Richard W. Beach
Pittsfield-Lenox
Beach
Camp Windau
Adams appoints Edna George as secretary to the board
Adams selectmen choose Mrs Edna George as secretary at a special meeting replacing Imelda Vincelette who resigned after new five day week rules were enforced. Vincelette had taken afternoons off after Wednesday meetings. Northern Berkshire Development Corp plans a Wednesday meeting to address a serious operating fund shortage and potential reorganization after failing to sustain the Acro-Mation project.
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Adams
Selectmen
Edna George of
Board of Selectmen
Imelda Vincelette
North Adams — Northern Berkshire Development Corp
NBDC
New Plastics Company
Stock Market List Sees Mixed Opens In Early Trading
New York stocks opened narrowly mixed in moderate trading. American Telephone moved to 711⁄8, Brunswick slipped to 9191⁄2, Goodyear rose to 4314, Johns Manville fell to 5914, Commonwealth Edison up 1 to 5314, Owens-Illinois up 1 to 99, Reynolds Tobacco down to 4314, General Dynamics off 1 to 2914, U S Rubber at 56, American Tobacco down to 343⁄4, Montgomery Ward 3854.
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New York
UPI
Brunswick
Goodyear
Johns Manville
Commonwealth Edison
Owens-Illinois
Hard Walker
Western Union Hercules Powder
West Air
Hershey
West Eloc Illinois Central
White Motor
Ing Rand
Winn Dixie IBM
Woolworth
Int Harvester
Int Nickel
Xerox Co
Youngstown
T&t
Zenith Jones & Laugh
Joy Mig
Kennecott
Koppers
Kroger
Lehigh
Alegh Power
National Dairy
Allied Chemical
National Dis
Allis Chalmers
Nat Gypsum
Alcoa
NY Central
Aerican Airlines
American
Norfolk & W
American Avia
American Cyan
Pure Oil
RCA
Ches & Ohio Imp
Chrysler
Republic Steel
Reynolds Metal
Colgate
Reynolds Tobacco
Colo Fir
If Richfield
Ve Col Gas
Schenley
Colw Edison
Schering
Ie Con Edison
Sears Roebuck
Cons
Nat Gas
Simmons Cons Coal
Consum Power
Sinclair
Socony Mobile
Coat Can
Southern Ry
Crucible Steel
Sperry Rand
Det Edison
le Stand Oil
Calif
Douglas AC
Stand
Oil
Ind
Dow Chemical
Vo DuPont
East Air Line
Stand Oil Ohio
Studebaker
Eastman
Swift
Eaton Mfg
Tenn Gas
el Bd
VA Texaco
Firestone
Tidewater Oil
Ford
United Fruit
A&p
US Steel
Greyhound
Warner Bros Pic
Gulf Oil
Wva P&p
Bay State Democrats Seek Seat Ban for Mississippi Delegation
Massachusetts lawmakers urge the Democratic National Convention to refuse seating the segregated Mississippi delegation. The move backs the integrated Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party and cites non loyalty to the national party and widespread racial exclusion.
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Bay State
Mississippi
Boston
UPI
Massachusetts
Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party
Kevin H. White
Freedom Party
Williams College
James MacGregor
Burns
Ruth Batson
Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination
Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority
Philip Kramer
Samuel Harmon
Mario Umana
Bernard Solomon
Democratic Party
John Ken
Skeleton Identified as Missing Winthrop Man
A skeleton found in woods off Interstate 93 in Northfield New Hampshire has been identified as Richard C Lindsey 44 of Winthrop Massachusetts. State police said a plastic coated card with the body identified the man and the medical examiner ruled the death an accident.
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Northfield
N.H
UPI
Winthrop
Mass
Richard C. Lindsey
Paul S. Shaw
Couple remarries after 45 years apart in Tennessee
Maryville residents Mr and Mrs Lloyd Carpenter renewed their wedding vows after 23 years of divorce, marking their 67th birthdays with a re marriage. Police reported a missing person case tied to a separate note about Lindsey, once owner of a floor cleaning service, who vanished after leaving home for a walk.
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Maryville, Tenn
UPI
Lloyd Carpenter
Winthrop
Lindsey
Texas Towers to Be Blasted Off Nantucket Rigs
Texas Tower No 2 the last of the DEW radar platforms off the Atlantic coast will be demolished by 10 tons of gelatin explosives and towed to Kearny New Jersey for salvage. Built in 1956 1957 the towers suffered a 1961 disaster with 28 deaths.
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Nantucket
Mass
UPI
Texas Tower No
Atlantic
Lee Galloway
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Air Force
Nantucket Shoals
Kearny
N.J
Texas Towers
New York City
Bennington Banner Publisher and Contacts Listing
The Bennington Banner lists newsroom and advertising numbers and states it is published daily except Sundays and legal holidays from 425 Main St Bennington Vermont. It is a member of United Press International and exchanges local and UPI news for republication.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington, Vt
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press In
UPI
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Jericho
UPS
Simpson Spencer
Chittenden County
Robert Spencer
Tries
Bob Smith
Randolph House
Down In
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Selectmen’s
Development Group
St. Albans
Philip H. Hoff
Paul Duncan
Merrill Hungerford
Walter Regan
Richard Wood
Montpelier
New England
Eunn Es
S. Ee
Nedy
Lyndon Johnson
Main Street
London
Spiris W. & A. Gilbey, Ltd
National Distillers Products CO
HOWARD _oanson
Baye
Texas
Bennington
Falcon
Ford Dealers
Wilson Ford, Inc
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