Frost Estate Valued at 243567 in Addison County Court
In Addison County Court records the Robert Frost estate is valued at 243567 with 150000 future royalties and 28708 accrued royalties. Frost died in Boston last January at 88. He left 933 Holt, Rinehart & Winston shares worth 28223.25 and 31150 cash in banks.
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Middlebury
Robert Frost
Addison County
Frost
Boston
Holt, Rinehart & Winston, Inc
Bennington
Cambridge
Amherst
Mass
Coconut Grove
Fla
Kathleen Morrison
Johnson-Johnson State College to grant 35 degrees
Johnson-Johnson State College will award degrees to 35 seniors at Saturday’s commencement. E. K. Fretwell Jr., New York state commissioner of higher education, will deliver the commencement address.
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Johnson — Johnson State College
E. K. Fretwell Jr
Higher Education
New York State
Widow Gertrude Boswell Dies in Pantry Blaze
An 84 year old widow, Mrs Gertrude Boswell, was found dead in an extensively burned pantry of her East Randolph home. Authorities believe an exploding oil stove started the fire as she fought the flames. The blaze caused little damage to the house. Boswell wrote for the White River Valley Herald for 35 years and formerly for the Rutland Herald and Barre Times.
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East Randolph
Gertrude Boswell
Barre hires ex Hardwick manager as assistant superintendent
Harland R. Rowell, who led Hardwick through a dispute that prompted resignations by two Barre selectmen, was named assistant superintendent of Barre Public Works at a city council meeting. Rowell resigned as Hardwick town manager about a month ago, and the Hardwick split had spurred the turnover on its five member board.
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Barre
Hardwick
Public Works Department
Harland R. Rowell
Rowell
Board of Selectmen
New Albany Urban Renewal Plan Debuts at Civic Meeting
Citizens Planning Committee for a Greater Albany drew 400 residents to hear Margaretta Rockefeller discuss a model urban renewal plan for Albany including the South Mall. Governor Rockefeller praised the effort as a city that will attract visitors. Albany to reestablish rent controls on June 30 for rentals of 80 dollars a month or less as of April 1 1962, with refunds to April 1 1962 levels for aquiring increased rents since then.
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Albany
Citizens Planning Committee
Margaretta
Rockefeller
Common Council
Corning
Williams College and Williamstown Notices on Bids and Commencement
In Williamstown the school committee wrestled with bids for milk and furniture, awarding Crescent Creamery the milk contract and Connors Brothers the transportation bid after a secret ballot suggestion. A building permit valued over 60000 was issued to Bratton Inc for theater additions at 52 North Street. Gen Lauris Norstad, ex NATO commander, will speak at Williams College commencement with Dr Nelson Bushnell delivering the Baccalaureate service.
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Williamstown
Crescent Creamery
Pittsfield
Conscience
Connors Brothers
Theodore Mehlin
Edward MacFarland
Boston
Iowa
Bratton, Inc
North St
Joseph McCann
McCann
Bowlatorium
Lauris Norstad
NATO
Europe
Williams College
Norstad
Lyman Lemnitzer
Owens Corning Fiberglas Corp
International
U.S
Britain
France
Nelson S. Bushnell
Williams
Baby Girl Born to Suzanne Clift in Beacon Hill
Suzanne Clift the 21 year old who shot her boyfriend last fall has given birth to a baby girl at Boston Lying-In Hospital. She pleaded guilty to manslaughter in Piero Brentani's death and is on ten years probation with mental treatment. Brentani the baby's father is an electronics engineer.
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Boston
Suzanne Clift
Beacon Hill
Montgomery Clift
Miss Clift
Piero Brentani
Massachusetts Mental Health Center
Roxbury
Jurors Tour Boston Common Underground Garage
A Suffolk Superior Court jury visits the $9.6 million Boston Common underground garage as part of the larceny trial of three men linked to funds for the facility. Defendants Joseph W. Monahan Jr. Francis W. Kiernan and Herman Carp face charges of diverting $344,000 from the Parking Authority.
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Boston
Boston Common
Superior Court
Suffolk Superior Court
Atty
Gael Mahony
Francis J. Quirico
Joseph W. Monahan Jr
Massachusetts Parking Authority
Francis W. Kiernan
Herman Carp
Kiernan
Aide Criticizes Hoff Duties. Calls for More Help
John M. Spencer, on leave as Vermont Democratic state chairman, told a party gathering Gov. Philip Hoff is overburdened by absurd duties and needs staff to handle social obligations. He urged reevaluation of demands and noted Hoff’s reelection chances depend on Democratic strength in a presidential year.
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SOUTH
Spencer
Hoff
Vermont
Kennedy
Oakes files bill to extend Vermont apportionment
Vermont Senator James L. Oakes introduces a bill to extend the current two year apportionment of the Vermont Senate and to continue the legislative commission on reapportionment. A separate bill seeks to add one seat to Chittenden and Rutland delegations by taking one seat from Addison and Orleans counties.
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Montpelier
James L. Oakes
Windham
Vermont Senate
Legislative Commission
Chittenden
Rutland
Addison
Orleans
Leaders Across Faiths Mourn Pope John XXIII
Gov Hoff and Vermont clergy and Jewish and Episcopal leaders expressed sorrow at Pope John XXIII's death. They praised his push for Christian unity, peace, and humanity guiding future generations. Rabbis and bishops voiced prayers for a worthy successor and global gratitude for his lifetime of service.
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Philip H. Hoff
Vermont
John XXIII
Hoff
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