Vermont Campaigns and Local News Report
Gov Hoff officially launches Leukemia Society appeal in Vermont from June 15 to July 5 while Vermont Camp Clinic at Indian Brook Camp near Plymouth on June 16 features Dr Bulger and Gov Hoff. Vermont exhibit visitors from the World’s Fair boost state tourism. The Vermont Republican debuts as a bi weekly tabloid. Vermont records two suicides in Newfane and Rutland. Middlebury College hires Dr William B Catton as associate history professor.
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Philip H. Hoff
Leukemia Society
Vermont
United States
Vermont Camping Association
State Recreation Board
Indian Brook Camp
Plymouth
John Bulger
Nationl Wildlife Federation
Bulger
Hoff
State House
Middlebury
William B. Catton
Princeton University
Middlebury College
James I. Armstrong
Princeton
University of Maryland
Northwestern
Albany Conference to Study Two Way Radio in Medical Education
More than 50 medical educators and communications experts will attend a national conference at Albany Medical College on Thursday and Friday to evaluate the role of two way radio in medical teaching. Attendees include the Association of American Medical Colleges the National Association of Educational Broadcasters the American College of Physicians the American Medical Association and the U S Public Health Service. Jazz great Dave Brubeck kicks off the 1964 season at Colonie Summer Theater with a July 5 one night stand followed by Jeanne Crain in Claudia starting July 7 box office opens June 22 Box 136 Latham N Y
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Albany Medical College
The
Association of American Medical Colleges
National Association of Educational Broadcasters
American College of Physicians
American Medical Association
U.S. Public Health Service
Latham
Dave Brubeck
Colonie
Brubeck
Outer Space
Middle East
U.S. State Department
Jeanne Crain
Rose Frenken
Claudia
N.Y
Stock market opens mixed in light New York trading
The market started narrowly mixed with several gains and losses. International Paper rose 14 while Westinghouse fell 1 and General Motors slipped 1. Ford gained 14 and Anaconda rose 1. Du Pont fell 14 and Pacific Telephone moved marginally.
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New York
UPI
International Paper
Westinghouse
Republic Steel
Sears
Pacific Telephone
Lockheed
Reynlds Tobacco
American Machine & Foundry
General Motors
Ford
American Motors
Texas Gulf
Ches & Oh
Pan Awa
Chrysler
Paramount Pic
Ye City Prd
Parke Davis
Coca Cola
MY Penney
Collins
Penn P L
Pepsi Cola
Phillips P
Cmonsu PW
Pittsburgh Plate
Pittsburgh Steel
Crucible
Procter Gamble
Douglas AC
Pullman
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Pure Oil
Dupont Rca
MY Eastman
Eaton M
Reynolds Met
Reynolds Tobacco
Erie Lack
Richfield
Schenley
Bethlehem Steel
Gen Dynamics
Schering
Gen Foods
Sears Roebuck
Jones & Laughlin
Simonds S
U.S. Steel
Gen Motors
Ing Rand
IBM
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S&t
Vo Int Nickel
Stewart Warner
Allegheny Power
T&t
Studebaker
Allied Chemical
Ly Isler Coal
Swift
Alcoa Wye
Texaco
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Joy Mig Timken
American Can
Kennecott
Trans
Koppers Vom
Mont Ward
United Fruit
Armco Steel
Avia
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United States Smelt
Atchison
Nat Dairy
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Nat Dist
Western Union
Bendix
Nat Gypsum
Westing Elec
NY Cent
Wheeling Steel
Boeing
Norf & W
White Motor
Canada Dry
North Amer Av
Woolworth
Xerox Co
Canadian Pacific
North Amer Coal
Zenith
Shah of Iran Passes Through Boston Amid Tight Security
At Logan Airport eight men were arrested with a loaded shotgun as the Shah of Iran, Mohammed Reza Pahlevi, rested aboard a Pan American jet. Police said the incident bore no link to the Shah’s refueling stop after talks in Washington.
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Boston
UPI
Mohammed Reza Pahlevi
Logan International Airport
State Department
Pan American World Airways
Shah
Washington
Newsemen
Edmund L. McNamara
John F. Collins
George McLaughlin
Endicott Peabody
McNamara
McLaughlin
Malcolm
Goodman
Rodwell Collins
Robert L. Wise
Roxbury
Goulbourne F. Busby
John Thomas
Aubrey Barnett
Dorchester
Frank Temelange
Worcester
Lorreyn Douglas
Back Bay
New York
Malcolm X
East Boston
Girl Dies in Cologne Flamethrower Attack at School
Dorothea Binner, 9, became the third child killed in the Cologne elementary school massacre. Walter Seifert, 42, launched the attack with a homemade flamethrower, stabbing two teachers and injuring others. he died nine hours later from police gunfire and a toxin exposure.
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Dorothea Binner
Walter Seifert
Seifert
Vermont Roads Stay Fatality Free Over Weekend
Vermont sheriff's deputies and state troopers patrolled highways for a big tourist weekend and graduations. Officials reported no fatalities as spot checks, especially near the New York border, deterred teen crossing to drink and reduced accidents.
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Vermont
Montpelier
UPI
New York-Vermont
Philip H. Hoff
Gubernatorial race and Berkshire conference span Berkshire notes
Pasquale Caggiano of Lynn claims the Democratic Convention is rigged for Gov Peabody and predicts Peabody will be nominated but lose the election at a Pittsfield rally. Also in Lenox Dr Donal A Kerr receives Berkshire Conference honors. Richmond switches to automatic dial phones replacing old magnetophones. A Pitt sfield Route 20 accident injures no one.
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Massachusetts
Pasquale Caggiano
Lynn
Endicott H. Peabody
Caggiano
Boston
John J. Droney
Peabody
George H. O’farrell
Malden
LENOX
Donal A. Kerr
University of Michigan
Tuft’s University School of Dental Medicine
Kerr
Lebanon Mountain
New York State Line
Francis E. Wilber
North Main Street
Lanesboro
Richmond
Stromberg Carlson
Granby
Science Museum
Springfield
Mass
King Warns on Rights Movement in Springfield Address
Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. spoke at Springfield College commencement after posting a 900 dollar bond in St. Augustine. He warned Americans to learn to live together or perish as fools, urged continued civil rights action, and noted flaws in the current bill while opposing Goldwater. He received honorary degrees from Springfield College and Yale University.
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Springfield
Mass
UPI
Martin Luther King Jr
Springfield College
King
St. Augustine
Fla
Yale University
Rip van Winkles
New Haven
Ucation and Welfare
Paul Tillich
Muhammad’s Mosque of Islam
South
North
House of Representatives
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Vermonter Dies In Bay State Auto Mishap
A Vermont man Homer Baker 61 and New Hampshire teen Gary Cheesman 15 were killed in a two car crash on Route 119 near the New Hampshire border. Irving wife Irene 63 son Kenneth 35 daughter in law Jean 33 and two grandchildren were hospitalized along with Harding Van Cook Jr. 19 a Ft Devens soldier.
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Ashburnham
Mass
UPI
Vermont
New Hampshire
Homer Baker
St. Albans
Gary Cheesman
East Rindge
N.H
Baker
Irene
Kenneth
Richford
Jean
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