Norwich University to Honor Hoff and Pulliam at 145th Commencement
Norwich University will award honorary doctor of laws to Gov Philip Hoff and Eugene C Pulliam during the 145th Commencement on Sunday at Plumley Armory. The ceremony includes a 1 45 p.m. address to about 200 cadets and marks the largest class in the college's military history.
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Philip H. Hoff
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Ernest N. Harmon
Green Mountain State
Eugene C. Pulliam
Indiana
Arizona
Military College
Plumley Armory
New York Sees Record Fatalities Amid Driving Tide
State officials warn of rising traffic deaths with 681 fatalities January to April 1964 up from 602 last year and 745 total traffic deaths vs 673. Mrs Houghton burns after nightgown catches fire in Hoosick Falls. husband injured. Kettering Foundation funds $192,260 for RPI led inter university science education project.
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V. Lawrence Parsegian
Rensselaer
School of Humanities and Social Sciences
School of Science
Rutland Railroad real estate tax talks under way in Rutland
Eleven towns in St. Lawrence Franklin and Clinton Counties meet in Rutland Vermont to discuss tax relief for the Rutland Railroad. A spokesman says no agreement yet on how reductions will be implemented but negotiations continue to save the line. If no relief by June 1 the railroad warns it may abandon New York service.
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New York State
Pfizer executives tour Berkshire facilities in Adams and Pittsfield
Adams Pfizer directors and top managers arrived in Pittsfield for a two day inspection of Pfizer facilities in Adams. Local officials welcomed them at the Adams plant which makes high calcium lime products and other derivatives.
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Laurie King
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Francis Florini
North Adams
Manton Copeland Jr
Williams College
Eugene L. Freel
North Adams State College
Adams and Canaan
North Adams students donate $269 to JFK Library Fund
North Adams public school students contributed 269 dollars to the John F. Kennedy Memorial Library Fund. School Superintendent Robert N. Taylor announced the donation on Tuesday.
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John F. Kennedy Memorial Library Fund
Robert N. Taylor
Stocks Open Narrowly Mixed In Moderate Trading
New York stocks opened with a mixed bias in moderate trading. Major movers included American Tobacco up to 325¼, General Electric gaining to 80 4, Texas Gulf Sulphur rising to 134, and Montgomery Ward at 35¼, while General Motors slipped to 86¼ and American Cyanamid eased to 64 1/2.
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New York Mayor Pledges 900 Police Units to Curb Gangs
Mayor Robert F. Wagner pledged 5 million dollars to add 900 policemen to New York City's force. He vowed an all out war against roving Negro terrorist gangs after an emergency meeting with officials following weekend subway and street attacks on whites.
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Robert F. Wagner
Canned Meat Blamed In Aberdeen Typhoid Epidemic
Aberdeen Scotland reports 241 typhoid cases linked to suspected corned beef. Authorities search shops and wholesalers for more cans as cases rise in Scotland England and Ireland. A second wave fading, a third wave may determine trend.
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Bennington Banner Details Contacts and Rates
The Bennington Banner lists newsroom and advertising phone numbers, publishing details, and postal information. It notes daily publication except Sundays and holidays, local news from United Press International, and subscription rates for Vermont, New England, and U.S. addresses with special serviceman rates.
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U.S
Mrs Mary Moore Kennedy aide burned in Centerville nursing home fire
Mrs Mary Moore 81 longtime secretary to Mrs Rose Kennedy and friend of the Kennedy family sustained critical burns when a cigarette set her bed aflame at a Centerville nursing home. Police said flames confined to her room with slight property damage.
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Sardine dispute turns fatal in Peabody murder case
In Peabody Massachusetts an unidentified man was strangled and beaten after a dispute over a can of sardines. Joseph Long 51 of Hartford Connecticut was charged with murder and to be arraigned. Long said he strangled a man known only as Jim after meeting him at a Dover Street Boston group kitchen two days earlier.
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Woodland Caribou Calf Born in Maine After Half Century
Maine officials celebrate the birth of the state's first woodland caribou calf in more than 50 years. The calf, born to a herd imported from Newfoundland last December, is thriving as 16 other does in the group are expecting. Seventeen does were among 23 caribou released into Baxter State Park by helicopter last winter.
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UPI
Baxter State Park
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