Burlington jury weighs two damage suits against woman
A Chittenden County jury was to deliberate today on two damage claims totaling 105000 against Laura P Cleary of Malletts Bay. Carl J Beane seeks 100000 for his six year old son Carl Wayne Beane over injuries allegedly from Clearys car on North Avenue June 13 1962. The second suit seeks 5000. Essex Junction voters approve 100000 bond for water plant at Indian Head Reservoir with 214 to 127 vote. construction may start next spring. Total facility cost about 150000 with 50000 from water department reserves.
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Burlington
Chittenden
Malletts Bay
Carl J. Beane
Carl Wayne Beane
Laura P. Cleary
North Avenue
Essex, Junction
Indian Head
Water Department
Vermont seeks federal grants to boost extension programs
The UVM summer session director will testify before a Senate subcommittee on education about proposed grants of 20 000 per state for general extension programs totaling about 37 000 in federal funds for Vermont adult education He noted possible enrollment growth at the evening division from 1 300.
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Burlington
University of Vermont
U.S. Senate
Raymond V. Phillips
Labor & Public Welfare Committee
Phillips
Vermont
UVM
Tornado Touches Ground Near Baldwinsville New York
A tornado near Baldwinsville north of Syracuse damaged trees poles and buildings before dissipating The U S Weather Bureau located the funnel just west of Baldwinsville on the Seneca River side and moving along Route 370 from Plainville The police described it as a dark funnel about 20 to 25 feet wide with slow movement.
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Bladwinsville
Syracuse
U. S. Weather Bureau
Here
Baldwinsville
Weather Bureau
Seneca River
Plainville
Albany Crosstown Arterial Nears August Opening
Albanys crosstown arterial the first of three expressways for the capital city is near completion with paving guide rails and seeding due in weeks. D A Collins Construction Co Inc holds a 4 556 345 contract and July 31 completion date after delays from strikes and an underground water problem. Thirty one buildings were demolished or moved to make way for the four lane cement concrete highway with a central mall.
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Albany
D. A. Collins Construction Co. Inc
Mechanicville
Crosstown
Williams College names four professors to endowed chairs
Four Williams College professors receive July 1 endowed chair appointments. James Burns becomes Baxter history and public affairs chair, Fred Greene ascends Hepburn government chair, Paul G. Clark takes Wells political economy chair, and Anson C. Piper becomes Alumni Fund professor of romantic languages. Clark plans two year leave for Uganda research. North Adams observes YMCA Man of the Year Paul C. Wilson for 45 years of service.
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Williamstown
Williams College
James Macg. Burns
A. Barton Hepburn
James Phinney Baxter III
Vincent Macd. Barnett Jr
Williams
Colgate University
Burns
Alumni Fund
Ephraim Williams
Piper
New Hampshire Gets Mail Boat for Lake Winnipesaukee
A converted wartime PT boat intended to deliver mail along Lake Winnipesaukee got stuck in mud due to lack of tide. A bulldozer freed the 72 foot craft after a champagne christening. The vessel, bought by Vernon Cotton and Allan Perley of Laconia, will begin private mail delivery and carry passengers this Saturday.
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Brackett Hill
Tilton
N.H
Sam NI
Lake Winnipesaukee
Gilford
New Hampshire
Portsmouth
Boston
Vernon Cotton
Allan Perley
Laconia
Joblessness Up For First Time In Past Month
Vermont unemployment rose to 4.7 percent for the week ending June 1, with 3,490 jobless. Total claims in Bennington fell to 421, Rutland up 29 percent, and White River Junction down 13 percent. Year to date claims total 152,458, about 5 percent above 1962. Initial claims up 18 percent and weeks of unemployment up 3.5 percent.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Employment Security Department
Bennington
Rutland
White River Junction
Vermont Senate rejects reapportionment plan for Chittenden Rutland
The Vermont Senate defeated a bill that would add seats to heavily populated Chittenden and Rutland counties by a 16 to 12 margin with two absentees. The vote followed pleas from Sen. George W. F. Cook to accept the measure, which would temporarily grant Chittenden a sixth seat and Rutland a fourth.
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Cook
Chittenden County
Rutland
Chittenden
Addison
Orleans
Senate
James L. Oakes
Windham
Burlington
House
Tax Department
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Brightlock
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Middlebury College
Herve Alphand
United States
Samuel S. Stratton
William T. Jerome III
Bowling Green University
Fred H. Moore
Mobil Oil Co
Cogfmne Tennyson Davids
Robert Forst
Guildhall
Island Pond
Canada
Ronald Hall
Keene
James Hodgdon
Edward Nash
Newport
Frederick Brace
Manchester
New York
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Paul Wilson
YMCA
North Adams
Paul C. Wilson
Davenport St
Edward L. Battey
Wison
Vic Damone
Las Vegas
A&w Root Beer
NO. Benn. RD
Education Department
Hoff
Henry N. Hicks
Weathersfield
John J. O’brien
D - Chittenden
R Windham
Highway Investigating Commission
Bennion
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Bonner Publishing Corporation
Associated Press
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C.O.D
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