Plan To Form Regional Rutland Railway Cooperative
A 35 member group in Addison and Chittenden Counties votes to form a committee to study a regional cooperative to operate the Rutland Railway line between Rutland and Burlington. Gov. Hoff urges a remedy for the deficit line and possible leasing of line segments.
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Middlebury
Addison
Chittenden
Rutland
Burlington
Philip H. Hoff
Hoff
Herbert Bixler
Public Service Board
Urban Renewal approves Troy project advance
The Urban Renewal Administration authorized a 78 209 dollar advance to Troy Urban Renewal Office for preliminary work on Project B a nine acre area near Federal Street and 6th Avenue between Project A and the elderly housing plan. A prior paper project moves forward.
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Troy
Urban Renewal Administration
Troy Urban Renewal Office
Federal Street
6Th Avenue
Urban Renewal Office
Troy Housing Authority
Adams Veterans Memorial fund stumbles toward abandonment
Adams fund chairman Albert M. Abraham said only 20 dollars was raised in two weeks leaving about 1500 collected overall. He cited dormancy from banks and lack of responses from area industry and veterans who should have a strong stake in the project. North Adams officials note outreach to nine Chambers of Commerce for a Washington DC specialist. Howard Evans of the U S Chamber will meet Williams Inn officials in Williamstown tonight with Holyoke Westfield Northampton Greenfield Pittsfield Bennington Vermont chambers invited and Adams and Williamstown presidents extended special invites.
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ADAMS
Adams Veterans Memorial
Albert M. Abraham
Abraham
North Adams
Chambers of Commerce
Washington, D.C
Howard Evans
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Williams Inn
Williamstown
Holyoke
Westfield
Northampton
Greenfield
Pittsfield
Brattleboro
Bennington
Adams Chamber
Williamstown Board of Trade
Boston School Pickets Challenge Desegregation Charge
Civil rights demonstrators and NAACP activists clash with Boston school officials over alleged de facto segregation. A human chain blocked 100 workers at the committee headquarters as a vote rejected NAACP meeting requests and police prepared for potential renewed protests.
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Power OF the Press
Boston Traveler
Dorothy Diaz
Boston School Committee
Boston
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Petition Urges Kennedy to Limit Shoe Imports
A petition signed by 33 senators from 21 states asks President Kennedy to negotiate a treaty to limit shoe imports by origin and category. It calls for a quota study of the U S shoe industry and cites 100 million pairs imported in 1955 with a 38 percent drop in exports from 1955 to 1962.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
U.S
Sen
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Boy, 9, Safe on Mt. Cardigan
A 9-year-old boy, David Treitel of Yorktown Heights New York, was found unharmed on Mt Cardigan in Canaan New Hampshire after spending the night in the woods. He wandered from a hiking group while seeking water and was located around 7 am by a search party that had scoured the area. His father Hank Treitel his 8-year-old brother Robert and 12-year-old friend William Herkert accompanied him.
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Montclair
Ronald McGee
Essex County Park
Eagle Rock Reservation
Mamie Jean Darden
Canaan
Mt. Cardigan
David Treitel
Yorktown Heights
N.Y
Hank Treitel
Robert
William Herkert
Bennington Banner Publishing Details
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sunday and legal holidays at 425 Main St Bennington Vermont by Banner Publishing Corporation. Rates shown include subscription options by mail within 50 mile radius Vermont and nationwide with varying monthly and six month terms. Associated Press content is used exclusively for local news and dispatches. Contact numbers listed for newsroom and display advertising.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
Vermont
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
Associated Press
Bennington Peace Conference Planned in Rochester This Saturday
Vermont peace groups plan a Rochester conference at Oliver Stone Farm with three sessions on political action for peace improving education for international understanding and state and local peace activities Speakers include C V Parkinson David Sophrin and John Schumaker The event is chaired by Dr Irving Adler with tasks to distribute program copies and directions to attendees
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Lyndonville
Darling State Park
Burkie Mountain
Bells For Peace
Crane Brinton
Harvard University
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Eleanor Roosevelt
Tom Dooley
Vermont
Oliver Stone Farm
Rochester
Woodstock
Bennington Peace Forum
Kennedy
C. V. Parkinson
Montpelier
U.S.U.S.S.R
Geneva
Irving Amdur
Queens
N.Y
PTA
David Sophrin
Burlington
John Schumaker
Shaftsbury
Irving Adler
Bennington
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Russell A. Holden
Richmond
South Burlington
South Westminister
Rockingham
Robert Carrara
Public Works
J. Romeo Audet
Newport Plastics
Marshall
Hoffs
Lorrun
New York
Troy Urban Renewal
Down In
Berkshire
Louise Day Hicks
Naacp Education
Bay State
Lexington
Mass
Bernard S. Phillips
Skoplje
Yugoslavia
University Library
Phillips
Boston University
David
Shirley Rheabottom
Huntington
Littlefield
Marvin Sabin
Sabin Brothers Construction Co
Bloomfield, Conn
Herbert
West Hartford
Conn
Herbert A. Priessner
South Glastonbury, Conn
Radius
Vermont Bank and Trust Company
Vermont Bank and Trust CO
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Brattleboro - Rutland - Bennington
Bellows Falls
Chester
MED Carpet Service
Benningtonians
Spain
Hamburg
Sayles UL
Olan Mills
Plan Mills
Olen Wills
Hotel Putnam
Manchester
Manchester Fairgrounds
Manchester, Vermont
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