Pittsford boy found after long search ends safe home
A 14 year old Pittsford resident, believed lost while fishing, returned home Monday afternoon. He had spent the night outdoors in Addison County as volunteers from central Vermont conducted a large search along Furnace Brook and nearby streams. The Mazza family thanked over 300 volunteers. the boy is a Otter Valley Union High School freshman.
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Pittsford
Robert Mazza
Frank Mazza
Addison County
Vermont
Furnace Brook
Otter Valley Union High School
Holden couple heads to Cambridge for research lab roles
Dr. A John Holden Jr former education commissioner and his wife relocate to Cambridge Massachusetts where he will direct planning for the New England Regional Education Research Laboratory. Their new address is 27 Shepard Street. A 22 year old Middlebury man Calvin L Trude is sentenced to two to three years in Windsor State Prison for passing worthless checks totaling 315 dollars in Barre and Lamoille Municipal Courts.
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East Montpelier Center
A. John Holden Jr
Holden
Cambridge, Mass
New England Regional Education Research Laboratory
Shepard Street
Cambridge
Mass
Barre
UPI
Middlebury
Windsor
Calvin L. Trude
Lamoille
Arthur McLeod
Trudo
Middlebury Man Dies as Fire Destroys Home
A 56-year-old Middlebury bachelor, Edward Hannon, perished after flames engulfed his six room wooden house. His body was found in a chair near the suspected start area, with officials listing asphyxiation as the cause. The blaze’s origin remains undetermined.
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Middlebury
UPI
Edward Hannon
Rutland hears ballot on $394000 school bond
Voters in Rutland cast ballots on a 394000 bond issue for school construction. The plan covers additions to two elementary schools and Rutland High School. Total project cost is 534000 with 194000 in state aid.
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Rutland
UPI
Boy Found After Overnight Woods Search Near Caroga
Three year old Russell Stearns of Caroga Fulton County was found safe in nearby woods Monday morning after vanishing Sunday afternoon from his back yard. He had only insect bites with him and was reunited with his parents Pearl and Mr. Stearns as about 200 searchers had searched the area.
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Caroga
Fulton County
Russell Stearns
Pearl Stearns
Two Long Island Democrats Join Gubernatorial Hope Race
Rep Otis G Pike and H Lee Dennison of Suffolk County entered the New York Democratic gubernatorial race participating in Senator Robert F Kennedy forums for hopefuls though not yet formally announcing. Other contenders include Eugene Nickerson Franklin D Roosevelt Jr Frank O Connor and Howard Samuels. The Republican led Senate passed a bill allowing local reapportionment by court approved methods, facing Democratic opposition and likely Assembly rejection.
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Albany
Long Island
Otis G. Pike
H. Lee Dennison
Suffolk County
Robert F. Kennedy
Eugene Nickerson
Nassau County
L.I
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
New York City Council
Frank D. O’connor
Howard Samuels
Canandaigua
Senate
Assembly
GE workers strike over new piece rate system in Berkshire
More than 200 General Electric employees walked off their jobs in Berkshire saying the grievance filed by IUE Local 255 over a new piece rate plan caused pay cuts for about 20 women. Talks with management followed with no disclosed outcome and potential for longer abstentions if changes aren’t made. A separate Adams death occurred when a car left Grove Street bridge and crashed into a tree near the Hoosac River. Williams College denied falsifying a student grade transcript amid a dispute over a fellowship application raised by Louise J. Ober and her parents.
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Pittsfield
General Electric Co
IUE
Williamstown
Williams College
Louise J. Ober
Emil Ober
John A. Volpe
Miss Ober
Williams
Allegheny Seeks To Extend Air Service to New England
Allegheny Airlines seeks permanent authority to extend and renew service among Boston Islip and Washington plus new legs to Albany Schenectady and White Plains. MacArthur Airport manager Edward Schaefer testified the upstate New York and New England routes are vitally needed to close travel gaps and reduce long drives between Nassau Suffolk to NYC. Mohawk Airlines backs expansion southward from upstate New York and New England points.
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Allegheny
New England
Boston
Islip
Washington
Bridgeport
York City
Long Island
LaGuardia
Kennedy
Schaefer
New York
New York City
Leslie O. Barnes
Providence
Hartford - Springfield
New London - Groton
New Haven
Albany - Schenectady
White Plains
N.Y
Paratroopers Battle North Viet Regulars
In Kontum Province central highlands U S paratroopers of the 101st Airborne killed 77 North Vietnamese regulars in a major action during Operation Hawthorne. A small U S casualty toll was reported. bombs, rockets, and artillery supported the assault as jets hit supply routes and storage centers in the South. A wounded American soldier was evacuated after a Viet Cong ambush. Capt Harold D Salem and crew fought off attackers before rescue.
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Saigon
UPS
U.S
1011St
Screaming Eagle
Kontum Province
101St
South
Viet Nam
Hurricane Alma Aims Toward Cuba Slows Threat to Florida
UPI reports Hurricane Alma buffeted southern Cuba with gale winds and heavy rain while moving slowly northward. The Isle of Pines faced strong winds and high tides as Cuba’s western regions prepared. Forecasters urged continued advisories as Alma sits about 485 miles south of Miami, with earlier Cuba storms cited for impact data.
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Miami
UPI
Alma
Cuba
South
Florida
Isle of Pines
Havana
Kennedy Voices Rights Views In South Africa
Senator Robert F. Kennedy urged racial justice in South Africa during a 13 day tour. He spoke to Cape Town University students and earlier addressed a large crowd, criticizing apartheid while calling for equality and an end to injustices. Kennedy met with students at a men’s residence despite student government opposition.
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Stellenbosch
South Africa
UPI
Robert F. Kennedy
U.S
Kennedy
Cape Town University
Cape Town
New York
JPL slows Surveyor photo taking amid lunar heat
At Pasadena JPL scientists slowed Surveyor’s picture taking as lunar noon temp neared 260 degrees in the Sea of Storms region. They held a limited mission while preparing for the lunar night, noting the solar panel shielded the cameras and batteries remained reliable. 50 000 commands have been issued since landing and 2920 photos are on record before the sixth session. Meanwhile Arthur Godfrey and three copilots began a 1542 mile leg from Chitose toward New York via the Aleutians, Seattle and Los Angeles.
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Calif
UPI
JET Propulsion Laboratory
Surveyor
JPL
America
Moon
Sea of Storms
Goldstone
California
Mojave Desert
Tokyo
Arthur Godfrey
Chitose
Hokkaido
Shemya
Aleutian Islands
New York
Anchorage
Seattle
Los Angeles
Oklahoma City
New Reading Room Opens At Hotel Putnam Site
The First Church of Christ Scientist opened a new reading room on the hotels second floor, moving from the Hillside Street church. The public may read the Bible and Christian Science literature including the Christian Science Monitor daily. Hours are 2 to 5 pm daily except Sundays and holidays and 7 to 9 pm Fridays.
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Church of Christ, Scientist
Putnam
Hillside St
Christian Science Monitor
Rev Roger Albright to Speak at Bennington County Churches Meet
The Rev. Roger L. Albright executive minister of the Vermont Church Council will speak at the Bennington County Council of Churches annual meeting at First Baptist Church in Bennington. The event opens with a covered dish supper at 6 30 p m and welcomes observers from Roman Catholic and Episcopal churches.
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Roger L. Albright
Vermont Church Council
Bennington County
United Church
West Rutland
Methodist Community Church
Mendon
Rutland Daily Herald
Rutland County Congregational Assn
82Nd Airborne
Cleveland
United Church of Christ
Bennington Banner contact and subscription rates notice
The Bennington Banner publishes daily except Sundays and holidays at 425 Main St Bennington Vermont. Subscriptions for Vermont and U S differ by distance with 3 months 6 30 6 months 11 70 1 year 22 50 within 50 mile radius. Rates for elsewhere in the U S show 3 months 7 00 6 months 13 00 1 year 25 00.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
UPI
Vermont
U.S
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