Sheet of Wind Ravages Hoosick Falls and Bennington County
A tornado like storm crossed Hoosick Falls N Y damaging trees and buildings along a mile wide path before lifting near the Vermont line in Bennington County Vermont police aided traffic control for hours. A maple tree fell on N Y 7 breaking power lines and a silo and shed were blown at the Cassius Senecal farm. A garage roof blew off at Houran Road in Bennington while the Garand family escaped with a damaged home and vehicle. A chimney at Molly Stark School was struck and windows shattered by flying debris. Weather observer Paul W Bohne reported 0 89 inch of rain during the brief storm.
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Molly Stark
Cassius Senecal
Hoosick
Ed Garand
Houran Road
Bennington
Harrison Peckham
Hoosick Falls
Hagerman
N.Y
Vermont
Bennington County
Paul W. Bohne
U.S
Florence Sweet
N.Y. 7
Breese Hollow Road
Curtis Senecal
Jimmy Garand
Garand
Tansitor Electronics
Tansitor
Philip Walker
Vermont Primary Field Narrowed by Filing Deadline
Incumbents face limited challenges as 500-name petitions closed with Gov. Hoff unopposed in the Democratic primary. GOP contenders for lieutenant governor include Ralph Foote Robert Babcock and Roger MacBride in a four-corner race. U.S. Senate seats lean Prouty and Stafford, while Democrats Meyer and Fayette seek Senate. Malloy and O Shea vie for Congress.
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Ralph A. Foote
Robert S. Babcock
Halifax
Roger MacBride
GOP
James Oakes
Windham
John Boylan
Essex
Graham Newell
Caledonia
Shelburne
Richard A. Snelling
Rutland
John Daley
William H. Meyer
Rupert
Frederick J. Fayette
South Burlington
U.S. Senate
James E. Malloy
St. Albans
House of Representatives
John J. Daley
Bennington
George M. Fienberg
Raymond
Red) Crosier
Readsboro
Rep
Kenalene Collins
Thant May Quit U N Threatens Second Term Decision
Moscow dispatch reports United Nations Secretary General Thant said his post yields diminishing returns and he has not decided on a second term in 1966. He failed to secure Khrushchev's approval to fund UN peacekeeping costs, warning of financial crisis and possible loss of the Soviet vote.
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Moscow
UPD
United Nations
Thant
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Russia
U.N
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Harry Cooley
Randolph Center Farmer
Foote
Hoff
Snelling
Oakes
Sen Clair Engle Dies After Brain Tumor Battle
Senator Clair Engle of California dies at 52 in Washington after an 11 month struggle with a brain tumor. He had announced last spring he would not seek re election due to slow recovery from brain surgery leaving him partially paralyzed and with limited speech.
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Washington
UPI
Clair Engle
D-Calif
Engle
Senate
Negro leaders plead curbs on demonstrations
Four civil rights group leaders urged American Negroes to suspend mass protests until after the November election and focus on defeating Barry Goldwater. The summit also condemned rioting and rejected extremist support while signers included Roy Wilkins and Martin Luther King Jr. with others noting personal agreement but awaiting final signings.
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New York
UPD
America
Goldwater
White House
Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Martin Luther King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Whitney M. Young Jr
National Urban League
A. Philip Randolph
Negro American Labor Council
Ing
Shap
Malcolm X Considers Harlem Rally Over Life for Life
Malcolm X says he may fly to New York to urge a life for a life stance amid Harlem riots. He weighs a mass rally there and vows strong retaliation if whites push trouble, condemning police attacks while denying anti police sentiment.
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Cairo
U.A.R
UPI
Malcolm X
New York
Harlem
Organization of African Unity
OAU
On the Inside Bennington’s Summer Curriculum Project Nears End
Page 3 notes completion of a summer curriculum project with listed accomplishments. Page 6 reports Mrs. Edward Doyle active in the PTA and a run for Arlington town representative.
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Bennington
Edward Doyle
PTA
Arlington Town
Hoff Seeks Expanded Powers in Reapportionment Case
In Montpelier Gov. Philip Hoff expresses optimism that a federal panel will modify its ruling to allow limited housekeeping powers for Vermont in the 1965 session. The three judges in Hartford, two of whom also sit on Vermont matters, set a deadline for Crispe to file the decree.
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Hoff
Hartford
Conn
Vermont
Connecticut
A. Luke Crispe
Deeree
Crispe
Readsboro Dinner Highlights Hoff’s Call for Self Sacrifice
Gov. Philip Hoff spoke at a Readsboro Democratic dinner stressing that the central issue is man himself and the nation's destiny. He urged greater public participation, condemned material indulgence since World War II, and urged steadfast leadership for a two party Vermont. He named opponents and local candidates among attendees.
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Readsboro
Philip H. Hoff
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Hoff
Democratic Town Committee
Heartwellville Lodge
Munity
John F. Kennedy
Republican Party
Kennedy
Democratic Party
Montpelier
Weather outlook cool and dry with scattered afternoon showers
Partly cloudy and cooler today with a chance of scattered afternoon showers and a high in the mid 70s. Clearer and cooler tonight with lows in the 50s. Friday mainly fair with little temperature change. Total precipitation 0.89 inch. Yesterday's high 91, low 54, today at 7 am 56. Capricornus the Goat visible low in the east during early evening.
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Capricornus
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Mapletown
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Winston L
Sen. Engle
Samuel Fishman
Vermont Senate
Addison County
Richard Schmidt
Burlington
Pittsfield
Mass
Gerard Mercure
Americas
Barry M. Goldwater
Communists
James Farmer
Congress of Racial Equality
John Lewis
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Wilkins
Ars
Malcolm XX
Barry
Man
Sen
House
Charles Halleck
Ind
William E. Miller
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