Vermont court convicts Webb in probation violation case
Cleo C. Webb Jr. 20 of Shaftsbury pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to violating probation by leaving the state and not following the law. He received a one to two year sentence at the House of Correction for the Massachusetts accident on July 18. The case also involved charges of a stolen car, no license, and driving with a suspended license. Several companions faced related charges and fines.
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Cleo C. Webb Jr
Shaftsbury
House of Correction
Webb
Massachusetts
Atty
R. Marshall Witten
George M. Fienberg
Windsor
Vermont
Williamstown
Mass
John B. Harte
Chester J. Paligo
Morgan Street
Raymond Clark
Paligo
John A. Fothergill
Eugene A. Percy
Richard J. Woodward
Bennington
Witten
New York State
Rudolph Longtin
Weston
Genevieve
Princilla A. Luce
Branch St
Gregory P. Dwyer
State Line
Daniel S. Borgardus Jr
Hoosick Falls
Borgardus
William M. Hathaway
Area Obituaries East Longmeadow and nearby towns
Obituaries note Clark H. Condon 74 of East Longmeadow born March 31 1890 Shafts bury Vt died at local nursing home. Survived by wife Sara mother Hannah Baldwin son Clark W Condon daughter Mabel Coon, stepdaughter Arth ur Anderson, 10 grandchildren. Funeral at Shaftsbury Methodist Church. Bushee Alfred Francis 55 Danby collapsed at work died at Putnam Memorial Hospital Bennington. Surviving wife two sons Gordon and Kenneth, nieces and nephews. Funeral Thursday Danby Congregational Church. Florence Squires 48 East Arlington died unexpectedly at home. Survived by husband E Paul Squires two sons Richard Paul and William, daughter Paula Lee, mother Mrs William Andrew sister Mrs Jay Mattison. Funeral at Hanson Walbridge Arlington Friday. Burial Evergreen Cemetery.
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East Longmeadow
Mass
Clark H. Condon
Shaftsbury
James
Hannah
Bartlett) Condon
Bennington
Danby
Alfred Francis Buc Shee
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Albert
Alice (McGinn) Bushee
Helen G. Batchelder
Gordon Bushee
Sherman, Conn
Kenneth Shereman
Danby Congregational Church
Glenn F. Bingham
Scottsville
Congdon
Wallingford
East Arlington
Florence Squires
E. Paul Squires
William
Mae Andrew
Arlington
Mack Molding
Hale Company
Richard Paul Squires
Ft. Knox
William Squires
Swimming Awards To Be Given By Red Cross Thursday
Red Cross announces certificates and awards for 76 youths who passed the swim and life saving tests. The ceremony is Thursday at 10:30 am at Lake Paran in Bennington.
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Red Cross
Bennington
Lake Paran
O'Shea Outlines Vermont Senate Goals and Nuclear Policy
The candidate pledges a hard hitting campaign focusing on true individualism, jobs, civil rights, and reduced bureaucracy. He opposes a multination nuclear force and expanding nuclear powers, supports Kennedy era proposals, and calls for renewed congressional declaration of war authority. He notes past support for test ban treaties and outlines state policy priorities.
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Southeast Asia
O’shea
Germany
Kennedy
Soviet Union
U.S
Sen. Aiken
Adlai Stevenson
Congress
O’ O’shea
Twirlers Head to World Championship at Long Island World’s Fair
Mrs. W. B. Flynn and daughter Judy lead baton twirlers Eleanor Harvey Dierdra DeVito Gayle Racicot Rosemary Rice and Rosemary Allard on a four day trip to Long Island. They attend the National Baton Twirling Association World Championship Spectacular and Miss Majorette of America Pageant starting Thursday. Vermont Day Friday features Gov. Philip H. Hoff at the New England Pavilion. Also traveling are Mrs. Walter Crawford and daughter Princess Maria-Sue of East Arlington with Princess competing Friday and in a Saturday exhibition. the seven year old is the youngest state entrant.
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W. B
Janet) Flynn
Judy
Eleanor Harvey
Dierdra DeVito
Gayle Racicot
Rosemary Rice
Rosemary Allard
Long Island
Vermont
Philip H. Hoff
New England
Walter Crawford
Princess Maria-Sue
East Arlington
Goldwater Denies New Scranton Support After GOP Meeting
Goldwater told reporters at a Tuesday GOP gathering that a Raleigh report of a new pledge from Scranton was false. His staff later clarified he spoke with Scranton Monday night, as Bryce Harlow attended the session but took no active part.
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Goldwater
Senate
House
Scratton
Scranton
Congress
Bryce Harlow
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Harlow
Ranger 7 mission set for crash on moon amid high hopes
JPL officials report Ranger 7 on an accurate course to the moon and near the 17 mile radius bullseye of the target on the sunlit lunar seas. The team says the terminal maneuver was a success and the chance of missing the target is virtually nil despite Ranger 6 cameras failing at the end.
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William H. Pickering
JPL
Robert J. Parks
Pickering
Ranger
H. M. Schurmeier
Funeral for Walter Nevils held in Albany church
The funeral of Walter Nevils formerly of Bennington and Albany resident died suddenly in Albany. Rt. Rev. Msgr. Francis B. Flanagan officiated at a Requiem Mass in St. Francis de Sales Church. Burial followed in Park Lawn Cemetery with relatives from New London Connecticut Washington DC and Rensselaer noted.
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Walter Nevils
Bennington
Albany
St. Francis de Sales
Francis B. Flanagan
Gibney, Haynes & Kane Funeral
Robert Cummings Jr
Francis J. Hogan
Leo Nash
Herbert Horst
John Dermody
John Proud
Robert Langlois
Joseph Young
Msgr
Flanagan
Park Lawn Cemetery
New London
North Bennington Shaftsbury Figures Tout Cheaper Norshaft High
North Bennington and Shaftsbury study committee heard figures from Paul E. Warfield showing a Norshaft Union High School could cost less than the two districts’ share of the Mt Anthony plan. First year debt service and operating costs compare $236,555 for the Mt Anthony share with $231,372 for a 350 pupil grades 7 to 12 two-district high school. Warfield aims to debunk two myths about the plan.
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North Bennington
Norshaft Union High School
Shaftsbury
Mt. Anthony Union School
Norshaft
Paul E. Warfield
Mt. Anthony
Warfield
Vermont State Department of Education
Southwest District Planning Board
Readsboro
Milford
N.H
Paul E. Kirsch
Bennington
Norshaft High School
Bennington Fire Contains Brush Blaze Behind Home
Fire department crews quickly extinguished a late Tuesday brush and grass fire behind Frank Spicer’s home at 104 Fillmore Street, apparently sparked by an incinerator. They also watered Bennington High School lot to prepare for blacktop with river water during a drought, and a YMCA program on swimming and water safety was set for Thursday at 1 p.m. prior to Red Cross films.
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Bennington
Frank Spicer
Fillmore St
Bennington High School
Ralf S. Kates
Walloomsac River
Red Cross
Highway Department Orders Removal of Roadway Signs
The Vermont Highway Department directs removal of signs and possibly other structures from state and state federal highways. District engineer Ivor Pelsue says some notices have been sent to property owners to move signs back from the right of way with more notices due this week. A Turf Restaurant building in Pownal is noted as within the right of way prompting a legal opinion request.
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Vermont
Wyoming
John T. Fey
University of Vermont
University of Wyoming
U.S. Capitol
Robert T. Stafford
Congress
Milward L. Simpson
William H. Harrison
Stafford
Fey
State Highway Department
District Highway Office
Ivor S. Pelsue
Pelsue
Pownal
Turf
U.S. 7
Bennington Board Rules on Three Property Appeals
The Bennington Board of Civil Authority reduced the 1964 assessments for Gtrand Campbell and Clarence Briggs, while keeping Kenneth Oesterle’s value unchanged. Campbell’s land and buildings drop to a total of 6885, excluding a barn valuation. Briggs’s residence and land fall to 1595 from 2365. Oesterle’s Robinson Avenue property remains at 1825.
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Bennington
Clarence Briggs
Main St
Listers
Kenneth Oesterle
Robinson Avenue
Decision On VDD Chief Chosen After Board Vote
Development Board Chairman Alexander Drysdale planned a telephone poll by the five members to select a new state commissioner of development. From over 100 applicants, two candidates remain. the out of state appointee will replace Roland Vautour who resigns Saturday to manage a ski area in Jeffersonville. Governor Hoff had been briefed on the two finalists.
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Montpelier
Newell Enters Race For Lieutenant Governor Nomination
Sen. Graham Newell of St. Johnsbury announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for lieutenant governor. The Lyndon State College history professor will file petitions at 3:30 p.m. in Montpelier. Other contenders include Sen. James L. Oakes, John Boylan, Richard A. Snelling, and Shelburne’s presence in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St, Johnsbury
Pownal Woman and Babies Injured in U S 7 Crash
A collision on U S 7 near the Best Restaurant injured Janet Bisson 29 a Pownal woman and two babies Tina Bisson six months and Anthony Brooks eight months all taken to Putnam Memorial Hospital by Benn ington Rescue Squad. Driver of truck John Patterson 25 also from Pownal remained on scene and no further injuries reported.
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Pownal
U.S
Janet Bisson
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Diane R. Nichols
Tina Bisson
Anthony Brooks
John Patterson
U.S. 7
Best
Bennington
Hospital Notes July 28 Admissions and Births
Admissions list includes Myrtle Warner Lara Prouty Harold Damon Bennington George Shambo Nancy Schaefer at Berlin N Y and others. Discharges include Anne Foster Ida Sweet Hiel Reed. Births record four newborn sons to Thom Tuve ner McCoy Dunican families on July 28.
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Myrtle Warner
Lakeport
N.H
Lara Prouty
Harold Damon
Bennington
George Shambo
Hoosick Falls
Nancy Schaefer
Berlin
N.Y
Anne Foster
Ida Sweet
Hiel Reed
Shaftsbury
Trailer Truck Demolishes Traffic Light at Main and Branch
A trailer truck carrying new cars wrecked the traffic light at Main and Branch Streets at 12:30 this morning. Police report the driver has not appeared by 10 a.m. and they lack details on the driver and destination.
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Main
Branch Streets
Brattleboro
Bennington Village
East Main Street
Ralph A. Lunden
Arlington
Alfred Davis
Pownal
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Ronald L. Kelly
Warner, N.H
Deer Meadow
Newfane
Wilmington
Long Jim Inn
Sheraton
M.C. Rubey
Alfred F. Bushee
Mrs. E. Paul Squires
U.S. Congress
Washington
Clare Kilborn Marshall
UVM
Northampton
Calvin Coolidge
Northampton Schools
Deerfield Academy
Yale University
Navy
Alaska
Pacific
North Bennington, Shaftsbury
Bennington Briefs
Highway Dept
BCA
John E. Marshall
Union School Board
Alfred Granger
Hancover
New Hampshire
Granger
Downal Center School
Robert McWaters
Brattleboro Union High School
Gerald Harrington
Powers
Harte Theatre
Debbie Reynolds
Panavisio
M-G-M
Lawrence Weingarten
Dow-Jones—Bache & Co
Sen. Newell
Herbert Thomas Jr
Main Street
North Pownal
Charles M. Tuvener
Weeks St
Robert McCoy
Washington Ave
Lester Dunican
Darling Street
North Hoosick Rt
New York
Luke Halpin
Jeffrey Hunter
Idrive
Joseph E Levine
Stanley Baker
Tony Randall
Eastman Color
Universal Scarus, Inc
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