Vermont Primary Votes Open At Green Mountain Girls Spchenge
Vermont voters in Montpelier Northfield and Barre districts cast ballots today for gubernatorial contenders on Federalist and Nationalist tickets with candidates from Burlington Vergennes Barre and Swanton. In Burlington the Riverside Avenue sewage project drew one bid of 442470 from Cass-Warner Corp. and a contract decision is pending.
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Montpelier
Green Mountain Girls
Spchenge
Green Mountain Boys State
Northfield
Suzanne Cloutier
Burlington
Mary Safford
Jeffersonville
Gail Tucker
Vergennes
Candis Minoio
Barre
Lesley Ralph
Marie Trahan
Swanton
Boys State
John Buckley
Bellows Falls
John Stearns
Rutland
Raymond Pentkowski
Proctor
Riverside Avenue
Cass-Warner Corp
Essex Junction
John T. Vincent
NY Education Chief Bids Boards Dismantle Segregation Pattern
New York State education commissioner James E. Allen Jr. urged local boards to end racial imbalance in public schools. He ordered Malverne's Woodfield Road Elementary on Long Island to eradicate a 75 percent Negro enrollment by September, linking imbalance to unequal educational opportunity.
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Albany
N.Y
New York State
James E. Allen Jr
Gypsy moths spread in Berkshire hills prompting control talk
In Williamstown the selectmen task the town manager with costing private spraying around the watershed as North Adams and nearby Pownal explore similar projects. USDA official notes moth life cycle from eggs in May to adults in September with a summer larval period.
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Williamstown
Berkshire
North Adams
Pownal
Frank Cunningham
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Hopkins Experimental Forest
Northwest Hill
Area Colleges Have Room For More Students
New England colleges report 4300 qualified freshmen spots across six states. Vacancies split 44 percent four year colleges, 41 percent two year and community colleges, 9 percent universities, 6 percent professional schools. state by state lists show dorm and commuting openings at multiple campuses.
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Winchester
Mass
New England
Board of Higher Education
Maine
Fort Kent
Aroostook
Washington State College
St. Francis
St. Joseph’s
Massachusetts
Assumption
American International
Suffolk
Boston University
Holy Cross
Northeastern
Connecticut
University of Bridgeport
Amnhurst College
New Hampshire
St. Anselm’s
New England College
Plymouth Teachers College
Rhode Island
Roger Williams Junior College
Barrington
Bryant
Vermont
Johnson
Lyndon State
Marlboro
Windham
Goddard
Court Refuses To Reconsider Rail Ruling
The Supreme Court refused to revisit a May 20 decision reversing ICC freight rate differentials on East Coast to Midwest exports and imports. A Boston federal court had struck the 40 to 60 cent per ton advantage for Southern ports, with a 4-4 vote and Justice White abstaining.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
East Coast
Midwest
ICC
Norfolk
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Portland
Boston
Albany
New York City
Boston Court
Justice White
Baltimore & Ohio
High Court
Boston School Boycott Fears Rise Among Officials
Boston officials report threats of violence tied to a boycott by about 5,000 of the citys 14 000 Negro pupils as the NAACP and Citizens for Human Rights push a democracy process. School leaders seek guidance on compulsory education laws from State Attorney General Edward Brooke as protesters plan citizenship classes with speakers including Rev Anson Phelps Stokes Dr Thomas Pettigrew and Bill Russell.
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Louise Day Hicks
Frederick J. Gillis
NAACP
Citizens For Human Rights
Brooke
Boston
Anson Phelps Stokes
Episcopal
Massachusetts
Thomas Pettigrew
Harvard University
Bill Russell
Boston Celtics
Harlem Clash Triggers Vandalism and Violence in New York
A Harlem rally clash between Negro protesters and police led to stabbings and injuries as officers from four boroughs subdued about 150 participants on Seventh Avenue at 125th Street. Bricks bottles and stones flew amid two separate street gatherings. Twenty six people were arrested during the unrest.
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Great Barrington
Selectmen
State Housing Board
First National
W. T. Grant Co
Henry T. McCarty
Main Street
Cottage Street
Pleasant Street
New York
Harlem
7Th Avenue
125Th Street
Mohawk Starts Toronto Canada Air Service
Mohawk Airlines opened a new international service linking Toronto with New England and upper New York centers. The carrier will schedule three daily flights from Toronto to 58 cities in 18 states, targeting smaller communities with 150 to 200 mile trips in the northeast.
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Toronto
Mohawk Airlines Ltd
New England
New York State
United States
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Robert H. Lawrence
South Hero
Robert W. Swann
Roxbury
Couise A. Brown
Waterville
South Royalton
Herbert Eaton
Frank Gilman
White River Junction
Chamber of Commerce
U.S Bureau of Public Roads
Barre City
Langdon S. Cummings
Chamber
James Lacey
U.S. Bureau of Public Roads
Washington, D. C
St. Monica’s Convent
Marian High School
Down In
Berkshire Hills
ARA Officials
North
The
Area Redevelopment Association
North Berkshire
North Berkshire Area Redevelopment Committee
Whitcomb Summit
Florida
Roger Jewett
ARA
North Berkshire Industrial Development Corp
Charles R. Slifco
Technical Planning Associates of
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David Romney
Federal Ara
Raymond Isengoldt
U.S. Department of Interior
Barrington Selectmen
Franco
Walker
Evers
Union Station
Medgar Evers
9Th Street
R Street
Prince George Hotel
Manhattan
East 28Th St
Lex
UPI
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
James Breeden
Breeden
Business Newsroom
Bennington
Main St
Banner Publishing
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AP News
Radius
U.S
Triple “S
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Mohawk
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Chester
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