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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1964

Page

2

Vermont Public Safety Retires Major Kirby After 22 Years

Maj. Chester M. Kirby retires from state service after more than two decades with the Vermont State Police. Kirby began in 1941 as an inspector, rose to Captain in 1954, then Major in 1963, and also served as a Williston representative in the General Assembly.

Vermont State Police Kirby General Assembly Williston

GOP Primary in Albany region splits as insurgent oppose Begley

In Albany Schenectady County Republicans face a rare primary choice with a party insurgent challenging State Senator Owen M Begley who has a cross endorsement from the county GOP. In Altamont nine year old Lisa Capetti died after a horse incident on a farm.

Albany Schenectady County GOP Owen M. Begley Stanley Maryowski Begley Altamont UPI Lisa Capetti Frank E. McGinnis Schenectady Saratoga Springs Eva Makar Troy

Fatal head on crash claims two in Williamstown

A two car collision on Route 7 near the Vermont line killed Mrs. Rena Gilly 41 and her nephew Charles Gilly 21 of Adams. Four others injured two critically including Robert and William Gilly. Casualties transported to North Adams Hospital.

Williamstown Rena Gilly Charles Gilly Adams Robert Gilly William Harry Carey Pownal Charles Walker Carey Vermont North Adams Hospital Charles L. Gilly

Stock market list and comment from New York

New York trading opened firm with several notable moves. Stocks such as New York Central up 14 to 37 14, American Tobacco up 1/2 to 32, Boeing up 1/4 to 49 1/2, Johns Manville up 1/4 to 57, Youngstown Sheet down 1/4 to 47, Union Carbide unchanged at 124, Dow Chemical down 1/4 to 71, Eastman Kodak down 1/4 to 134 1/4.

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Kennedy Wife Suffers Spontaneous Miscarriage

Mrs Edward M Kennedy four months pregnant suffered a spontaneous miscarriage at Georgetown University Medical Center at 3 a.m. Her doctor said she is in satisfactory condition. Kennedy had cancelled a speaking engagement to return to Washington.

Washington UPI Edward M. Kennedy Massachusetts Georgetown University Medical Center William J. Cusack Cusack Kennedy New England

Toll of Memorial Day weekend crashes tops 27 in New England

A Connecticut highway crash raised Memorial Day weekend fatalities to 27 across six New England states. Massachusetts led with 14 deaths, followed by Connecticut seven, Maine three, Vermont two, New Hampshire one, and Rhode Island with none. The worst incident occurred in New Fairfield, Conn., a four-death two-car crash Sunday night.

Windsor UPI Automatic Machine Union Cone Automatic Machine Co John J. O’reilly Burlington University of Vermont New England New York New Jersey Office of Civil Defense Department of the Army Lane Mata Hari Royal Winnipeg Ballet of Canada Jacob’s Pillow Berkshires Royal Winnipeg Canada Boston Long Island Confederation Memorial Theatre Charlottetown Prince Edward Island Josh White New York Brass Quintet Redstone Connecticut Massachusetts Maine Vermont New Hampshire Rhode Island New Fairfield Conn Bernice Abbanato Stamford Louis Tanzella Anna Gary Hanlon Southbury Carl Reinhard Cheshire Joseph L. Bouchard East Hartford East Harteford New Fairefield Francine M. Micelli Middletown

Cardinal Cushing Criticizes Crime Commission and Credit Buying

Boston Cardinal Cushing blasted the Massachusetts Crime Commission as overblown, saying public corruption can be exposed by existing law agencies. He blamed credit buying for pushing people toward dishonesty and urged better pay for public officials to attract higher quality leaders.

Boston UPI Massachusetts Crime Commission Richard Cardinal Cushing Massachusetts WEEI House John F. Thompson D-Ludlow Frank S. Giles Charles Gibbons Cardinal Cushing Crime Commission Lars Commonwealth Leo J. Turo D. Worcester Executive Senate Maurice A. Donahue Doolyoke

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