Kenyan student wins St Michael's poetry prize
Steven M Karigithe a 21 year old freshman from Kenya wins the American Catholic Poetry Association contest at St Michael's College receives a gold medal from Professor John Engels and publication in Spirit for his poem Black a narrative of a native party with dancing sheep slaughter and pombe drinking.
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Multiple crashes in Grafton kill two injure six
In Grafton a single car left Babcock Lake Road injuring Terrance McCart of Petersburg. A second early crash at New York 2 killed Barbara Blumburg of Philadelphia and David Knight of Ghana, injuring five others including Andreas Eskete and George Pahls family. All listed patients are hospitalized in Troy area facilities.
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Samaritan Hospital
Albany Medical College elects new board president
Francis Bergan of Albany named to lead the Albany Medical College board of trustees succeeding James F. Adams who retires as president after 11 years Adams remains on the board as vice president Re-elected were Frank A. McNamee Ernest B. Morris and Douglas W. Olcott in their current roles as vice president secretary and treasurer respectively
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DMV to mail special license plates to New York lawmakers
Albany reports the Department of Motor Vehicles will mail four classes of special plates for lawmakers including U S Senate and New York Assembly. The first batch went out Monday and plates will carry seniority based numbers for most legislators. Stratton warns Democrats against gimmicks risking disaster in the fall elections while signaling concern over a Kennedy candidacy.
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Prayer ban critique sparks call for school prayers amendment
North Adams State College graduation speaker State Rep. Roger A. Sala condemns the Supreme Court ruling banning school prayer as moral decay and urges passage of an amendment to allow prayers and Bible reading in schools. He argues the first amendment targets church establishment, not individual rights.
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Stock Market Opens Steady in Moderate Trade
New York UPI reports a steady opening as major shares moved in modest steps. IBM surged 31 percent to 464.14, while Reynolds Metals rose to 36. Calumet & Hell n gained to 17. Texas Instruments rose to 67.3 percent, and Eastman Kodak slipped to 130.0.
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New England Summer Music Programs Offer Wide Range
New England hosts a broad summer of music with Berkshire Festival in western Massachusetts July through August, Boston Arts Festival eight weeks featuring Gilbert and Sullivan operettas and free concerts on the Charles River. Newport Jazz Festival in Rhode Island runs six concerts from July 25, while regional venues from Cohasset to Ipswich present Broadway shows and top stars including Martha Wright and Ray Milland. notable premieres include Sammy Davis Jr. in Golden Boy in Boston and Ben Franklin in Paris opening September 9.
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Expert Quits in N H Mental Health Wrangle
A 37 year old psychiatrist hired to direct a $100000 study of New Hampshire mental health quit after one week. Dr Jacob Alcabes disappeared in the night with his belongings, stating plans to visit a fiancee in North Dakota. He had clashed with state officials over firing employees and had previously left Hastings State Hospital without notice.
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Milk firms plead guilty to price fixing in Boston area
H P Hood Sons Inc and United Farmers of New England pleaded guilty to conspiring to fix milk prices in Greater Boston. National Dairy Products pleaded nolo to the same price fixing count, with related counts against Hood and others largely dismissed or resolved.
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Radcliffe Seniors Hear Lady Bird Describe the Modern U S Woman
Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson told Radcliffe College graduates they can be brainy, married, and career minded without being superwomen. She praised a new balance of womanly roles and urged involvement in schools, cities, and politics.
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Justice Dept May Decide on Communist Party Registration
The Justice Department said it would decide in about a month whether to continue efforts to register the Communist party under the 1950 Internal Security Act. The Supreme Court rejected an urgent plea to review after the appeals court set aside the party's conviction for failure to register. Additional actions included denying reconsideration of a contempt ruling for Mississippi governors and allowing damages in mergers cases under the Securities Exchange Act, plus upholding a Washington state tax on wholesale sales challenged by General Motors.
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Bennington Banner Contact and Subscription Rates
The Bennington Banner lists newsroom and advertising contacts at 442-2800 and 442-2684 while publishing daily except Sundays. It provides home delivery pricing and mail rates for Vermont nearby and U S destinations with special serviceman rates.
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