Jury awards $12500 to Vermont woman in car collision case
A U S District Court jury awarded Mary Hannon of Poultney $12500 for injuries from an April 13 1963 rear end collision on Route 22 in Fair Haven. The defendant was Charles Crosier of Whitehall NY. The verdict comes as Vermont jobless claims rose slightly in the latest weekly tally.
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VPI
U.S
Mary Hannon
Poultney
Charles Crosier
Whitehall
N.Y
Montpelier
UPI
Vermont
Department of Employment Security
Rutland
Burlington
Barre Montpelier
Bennington
St. Johnsbury
Springfield
Newport
St. Albans
The Stock Market List and Comment
A compact market brief lists key stock movers and provides analyst notes. It highlights gains and losses across sectors, naming notable companies and trading volumes.
Public welfare costs rise in New York counties in 1963
The Citizens Public Expenditure Survey reports Rensselaer County 1963 welfare programs cost taxpayers 4 422 864 dollars, up 495 875 from 1962. Statewide 57 counties total 689.9 million dollars, up 89.1 million from 1962. In Schenectady engineers advance a 17 foot pedipulator skeleton for easier tree removal.
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Rensselaer County
Citizens Public Expenditure Survey, Inc
New York
Schenectady
General Electric
Storm disrupts Berkshire traffic floods streets and basements
Down in Berkshire heavy showers flooded streets up to three feet deep and caused a delayed tennis event and a fallen tree in the North Berkshire region. In Pittsfield a polio immunization survey begins June 30 by state health officials to target areas most in need. A Springfield court temporarily blocks tax bill mailing in Pittsfield as 20 residents seek reassessment with a July 3 hearing.
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Pittsfield
State Department of Health
Boston
Superior Court
Springfield
Mass
North Adams Enquirer Eyes Direct Air Link to New York
The North Adams Chamber of Commerce studies a possible twice daily direct air route to New York offering passenger and cargo service. About 100 questionnaires were sent to gauge local interest. Mayor Florini calls for a city wide property evaluation to address tax structure inequalities following years of valuation shifts since 1950.
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Chamber of Commerce
New York
Chamber
Francis C. Florini
Inter-session workshop opens at North Adams State College
Nearly 200 students from Massachusetts Vermont and New York attend a summer inter-session workshop at North Adams State College. The eight day program targets teachers and future teachers with sessions in mathematics reading social studies art science classroom guidance and school law as a prelude to the regular summer session.
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New York
North Adams State College
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Watertown Arsenal hub officials urge president to block closure
A coalition of Greater Boston mayors selectmen and government employees demanded President Johnson override Defense Secretary McNamara to keep Watertown Arsenal open. The group backed Sen Kennedy's push for a meeting with the president to oppose the plan to shift 1849 civilian jobs slated for elimination by September 1967. Governor Peabody voiced strong support and called it a crying shame to close the facility along the Charles River.
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Edward M. Kennedy
Kenneth T. Lyons
National Association of Government Employes
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McNamara
Charles River
Judge To Charge Jury In Police Brutality Case
UPI reports in Boston that U.S. District Judge Francis J. W. Ford will instruct the jury in the Springfield police brutality trial. Lt. Robert, accused with another officer, faces charges tied to beating a suspect sex offender to extract a confession after both sides rested.
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UPI
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Francis J. W. Ford
Springfield
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P. Flanagan
James F. Williams
William J. Vermette
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Flanagan
Rosenbergs Honored as Political Heroes in Cuba
Havana Radio says memory of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg is celebrated in the Cuban Foreign Ministry as victims of McCarthyist persecution. The report also notes arrival of a Soviet tugboat in Havana and a Bulgarian trade official visiting for a high level trade treaty.
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UPI
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Ethel Rosenberg
Cuba
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Foreign Ministry
Havana
Game ser named National Mediation Board chairman
Howard Gamser will become board chairman of the National Mediation Board effective July 1, succeeding Francis A. O’Neill for the coming fiscal year. Gamser has served on the board since March 1963.
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Washington
UPI
Howard G. Gameser
National Mediation Board
Gamser
Francis A. O'Neill
Seminarian identified in Central Park murder case
New York police identified Andrew V. Eisenger Jr. 21, a seminarian on leave from Tagaste Monastery in Suffern, as the victim stabbed 22 times in Central Park. Joseph Grondin 27, a Concord New Hampshire cook, is held on homicide charges after initially saying he found the body and later admitting the stabbing. Eisenger had left the monastery in April for a nervous condition and planned to return in September after attending a Times Square movie with roommate Robert Joyce.
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UPI
Central Park
Augustinian Brothers
Suffern
N.Y
Andrew V. Eisenger Jr
New York City
Andrew
Robert
Joseph Grondin
Concord
N.H
Grondin
Eisenger
Robert Joyce
Times Square
Bennington Banner Contact and Operations Details
The Bennington Banner lists its telephone numbers for business and newsroom and states it is published daily except Sundays and holidays from 425 Main St Bennington Vermont by the Banner Publishing Corporation. It notes UPI membership with exclusive republication rights for local news and UPI dispatches.
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Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
UPI
Caroline Kennedy Breaks Wrist in Pony Fall
Caroline Kennedy, six year old daughter of the late President, is mending after breaking several bones in her left wrist in a pony fall at Middleburg Virginia. X rays at Cape Cod Hospital showed the fractures and a wet cast was applied with a shoulder sling.
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Mass
Middleburg
Kennedys
John F. Kennedy
Caroline
Cape Cod Hospital
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