Vermont Reports Industrial Fatality Rise In May
Vermont records one industrial death in May, raising 1962 total to five. The Department of Industrial Relations says 5 422 non fatal accidents so far this year, with 1 106 in May. Henry P Chaplin Windsor industrialist dies at 77. funeral to be held Wednesday. He succeeded his father in law Frank L Cone as president of Cone Automatic Machine Co and was formerly manager of a Manchester New Hampshire shoe factory.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Department of Industrial Relations
Henry Chaplin
Windsor
Henry P. Chaplin
The
Cone Automatic Machine Co
Chaplin
Frank L. Cone
Manchester
N. H
Kittle Named Vermont Alcoholic Rehabilitation Director
Edwin F. Kittle of South Burlington was named director of Vermont's Alcoholic Rehabilitation Commission, succeeding Joseph Verdery and earning a top salary of 7800 dollars with gubernatorial approval. He has three years’ experience as a staff member and counselor for the Burlington Alcoholic Rehabilitation Board. The Burlington report notes uncertainty over federal educational funds in the country as a point of contention in education policy discussions.
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Montpelier
Edwin F. Kittle
South Burlington
Vermont
Alcoholic Rehabilitation Commission
Kittle
Joseph Verdery
Alcoholic Rehabilitation Board
Burlington
GE plant lands $16.7 million Titan II reentry contract
Burlington's General Electric facility, through its Missile and Armament Product Section, secured a $16.7 million Air Force contract to produce operational reentry vehicles for the Titan II missile. R. G. Loecher announced the award, noting the Mark 6 nose cone will be larger and feature advanced materials and structural design.
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Burlington
General Electric
Air Force
R. G. Loecher
Vergennes appoints Civil Defense chief as city police folded
Civil Defense Chairman William J. Hall 30, sworn in as chief in Vergennes after the nine-man police force resigned. He will screen applicants for the vacant part-time positions. Mayor Gould will request applications for a new chief as the department remains without a full-time force in the 2000 resident city.
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Vergennes
Civil Defense
William J. Hall
Hall
Benjamin Gould
Three Towns Ballot on Chittenden Union School District
Voters in Shelburne Hinesburg Williston and Richmond face a third ballot on forming Chittenden County first union school district. Richmond voters defeated the proposal and declined further reconsideration while two other towns previously approved it in the special elections.
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Shelburne
Chittenden County
Hinesburg
Williston
Richmond
Vermonters urged to welcome visitors without discrimination
The Vermont Church Council Social Action Committee adopted a resolution urging residents to welcome summer visitors without partiality as 40 000 Girl Scout Roundup tourists swarm Button Bay next month. The committee will send reps to a New York hearing on raising the minimum drinking age from 18.
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Montpelier
Hoosick Falls Student Wins Major Insurance Scholarship
Hoosick Falls Central High School senior James E. Bachorz won a prestigious scholarship from the International Insurance Conference of New York. The grant covers $3,000 yearly at the University of Maryland, replacing his State Regents Scholarship and includes a summer job and a post graduation position with the New York State Insurance Rating Organization.
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Hoosick Falls
James E. Bacherz
Hoosick Falls Central High School
International Insurance Conference of New York
Hoosick Central
Bachorz
University of Maryland
Francis Bachorz
Bacherz
New York State Insurance Rating Organization
Hospitals Weigh Cost Reimbursement Blue Cross Plan
DeForrest T. Whipple Columbia Memorial Hospital administrator says no hospital fears cost type reimbursement but hospitals should have a voice in setting the cost formula. Ronald G. Eaton Samaritan Hospital Troy criticizes the Albany Blue Cross Plan as a political football. Blue Cross board meets June 13 to decide actions ahead of January 1 implementation.
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Albany Blue Cross
Board of the Blue Cross
Berkshire News Tides and Talks in Berkshire
In North Adams three youths were warned for using flood control works as a shoot the chute while seeking a beach ball. Adams officials push for razing the Berkshire Hathaway Mills with debris removal as owner Edward Webster of Erfield Conn is contacted. Lanesboro approves a plan to hire Pittsfield Visiting Nursing Association for school and public health nursing on an hourly rate yet to be set.
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North Adams
Lanesboro
Pittsfield Visiting Nursing Association
Pro Merito Society Named a Brain Trust at Drury High
Members of the Drury High School Pro Mer ito Society were dubbed a brain trust by Monday. Prof. John D. O Neill of Williams College warned he could not advise on investments for the group.
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North Adams
Drury High School
John D. O'Neill
Williams College
Christian Science Lecture Scheduled in Bennington
Charles M. Carr of Montclair will speak on Christian Science and Everyday Living at 3:30 p.m. Saturday in the Bennington Christian Science Church on Hillside and Silver streets. The free lecture, part of The Christian Science Board of Lectureship, is hosted by The First Church of Christ Scientist Bennington. Carr, a Melrose native and MIT graduate, served as NJ Committee on Publication from 1944 to 1954.
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Bennington
Charles M. Carr
Montclair
Carr
Christian Science Board of Lectureship
Christian Science Church
Hillside and
Silver Streets
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Melrose
Mass
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
New Jersey
Vermont Life 1963 Calendar Printed for Retail and Mail Orders
Distribution of the 1963 Vermont Life Calendar is finishing as 22 000 copies go to Vermont retailers and mail orders. The 1962 edition sold out for a profit of 9767 dollars, supporting the magazine budget. The 1963 calendar keeps the same format with 19 color scenes and an engagement calendar with quotes from Ethan Allen and other Vermonters. A West Coast edition titled 1963 Scenes and Seasons Calendar: A Vermont Sampler is also being distributed to retailers there.
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Montpelier
Vermont Life
Vermont
Peter W. Sykas
Lykas
Ethan Allen
Vermont Young Republicans Plan Burlington Rally
Vermont Young Republicans announce a Burlington rally on June 16 featuring U S Senator Barry Goldwater and other national and state leaders. The day includes panel discussions on governance and Republican principles at South Burlington High School and Memorial Auditorium in downtown Burlington.
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Vermont
Young Republicans
Burlington
Memorial Auditorium
U. S
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
Queen City
George D. Aiken
Winston Prouty
Robert T. Stafford
F. Ray Keyser Jr
Ralph Foote
Prouty
Stafford
Bennington Area
Thomas D. Cook Jr
Weeks St
Bennington County
South Burlington High School
Bennington
Cook
YMCA Schedule With Mixed Activities This Week
YMCA timetable lists Tuesday physical education classes from 8 30 a m to 3 p m at North Benning ton School. Wednesday program committee meets 7 30 p m, executive committee 8 p m at the YMCA. Thursday physical education at ton School includes the Girl Scout Board of Directors 7 30 p m. Saturday rifle club gathers at 9 a m at Rod and Gun Club.
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YMCA
North Bennington
Girl Scout Board of Directors
Rifle Club
Rod & Gun Club
Bennington Banner Publisher and Rates Notice
The Bennington Banner outlines publication details and home delivery information. It lists subscription rates by mail for Vermont and nearby New York areas with monthly and annual options and states AP republication rights.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
Vermont
Banner Publishing Corporation
Associated Press
AP News
Rensselaer
Washington
N.Y
Massachusetts
Aqueduct Race Track Expands From 23 to 203 Acres
New York reports the original Aqueduct track began on 23 acres in 1894 while the current facility now spans 203 acres.
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New York
UPI
Aqueduct
Kunzelman Receives Hobart College Orange Key Honor
Hobart College in Geneva New York selects Kunzelman son of Mr and Mrs F W Kunzelman of Old Bennington to the Orange Key sophomore honor society. He is upper tenth in class and served as Freshman class secretary treasurer. He transferred from Albert Ludwigs University after graduating St Pauls School.
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Geneva
N. Y
C. Dixon Kunzelman
F. W. Kunzelman
Monu
Urer
Kappa Alpha Society
St. Paul’s School
Concord
N. H
Hobart
Albert Ludwigs University
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Drysdale’s
North Bennington School
Bennington Banker
WED
Coleslaw
Kyi
Kunzelman
Hobart College
Northfield Savings
Northfield Savings Bank
Northfield, Vermont
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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Banner Office
Joe Brown
ReoLane
Joyce Hamel
Stag Street
Tel
Tony Tass
Doris Ave
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