Vermont appointments mix on boards and honors
Gov. Hoff named James J. McNamara to fill an unexpired term as chairman of the Board of Personnel Appeals after Mary Field resigned. Edward Conlin was named to a six year term on the Board of Historic Sites with a note on potential conflicts if he wins another legislature seat. Construction begins on a $150000 water filtration plant at Indian River Reservoir in Essex Junction. Mrs. John F Kennedy thanked Winooski for naming its new middle school after her husband, with a $254000 school opened for grades 6 to 8. Vermont's food stamp plan for Franklin Grand Isle and Lamoille Counties won federal approval to launch Oct 1, as a stepping stone to a state-wide program. Robert Jones, 19, of Milton, received 1 to 2 years in the House of Correction after pleading guilty to jail escape, gery, and operating a car without consent.
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Hoff
Essex Junction
UPI
Layne-New England Co
Arlington
Mass
Indian River
Winooski
John F. Kennedy
Lafayette Saucier
Kennedy
Pamela Tunure
Hyde Park
Johnson
Wackerman
George D. Aiken
North Hero
Milton
House of Correction
Robert Jones
Grand Isle
Carl Gregg
Mechanicville policeman reports gun theft at home
Two firearms valued at 511 are missing from Patrolman Edmund Arbaeus's home at 413 South Street Mechanicville. The guns were locked in a cabinet. a cabinet door pried open with a screwdriver was found and a front window was forced. No arrests noted.
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Mechanicville
Edmund Arbaeus
South St
Urbaeus
Berkshire Strikers reject new contract offer at E. D. Jones plant
In Berkshire the Dalton Strikers rejected a company proposal ending the current contract and extending the incentive plan to 1968. About one third of workers are covered. pay-scale differentials sparked the dispute. Mediators may push a contract extension once the incentive clash is settled. In Lanesboro voters rejected a public kindergarten plan by 146 to 47, leaving a private kindergarten in operation. Pittsfield residents face drought water rules violations as two defendants plead no contest to watering gardens outside allowed hours. fines up to 20 dollars.
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Lanesboro
Pittsfield
Jean Aulisio
Eugene Martello
Stock Market Opens Moderately Active Trading Day
New York stocks opened at a moderately active pace with mixed results across sectors. Steels were firm, chemicals recovered, motors and oils mixed, electronics up slightly, and several major issues posted gains such as U S Steel, Lukens, General Motors, IBM, Motorola, and Boeing among others, while Ford slipped.
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New York
U.S
General Motors
Ford
Texas Instruments
IBM
Motorola
Zenith
Fairchild Camera
Northwest Airlines
Eastern
Western
KLM
Delta
Boeing
McDonnell
Douglas
Socony Mobil
Standard Oil of
California
American Broadcasting
Chrysler
Jet Lands Safely After Engine Blast
San Francisco based Pan American jet flight 843 carrying 143 Hawaii bound passengers and a crew of 10 suffered an engine fire shortly after 2 p.m. at San Francisco International. The Boeing 707 shed debris, including an engine and wing, before landing safely at Travis Air Force Base. All aboard survived and most continued to Hawaii on a replacement aircraft about six hours later.
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San Francisco
UPD
Pan American Jet Flight 843
San Francisco International Airport
Bay Area
Travis Air Force Base
Kimes
No Return Bottles Create Road Hazards In Boston
The Automobile Legal Association warns no deposit bottles pose a danger on highways. Spokesman Philip C. Wallwork cites more flat tires from broken glass and litter in gutters. He urges stricter cleanup, litter programs, and carry litter bags, suggesting return to deposit bottles to prevent waste.
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Boston
Automobile Legal Association
ALA
Philip C. Wallwork
Wallwork
Hoff delays road bonding showdown in Vermont
Gov. Philip Hoff puts off a battle over highway bonds until the reapportioned session next winter. He seeks 16.2 million in road building funded entirely by bonding, but the House insisted on 3 million cash and the rest bond. A future special session will focus on highway costs. The delay likely means a 1 cent gas tax increase to 7.5 cents per gallon.
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Hoff
Judge Delays Rioters Trials in New Hampshire Case
In Laconia New Hampshire the first defendant in the Weirs Beach riot trials, Lawrence Galvin 25 of Albany New York, asked for a delay of 7 to 10 days to prepare his case. He appeared without counsel and was remanded on $500 bail as the court reworks the complaint and dates.
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Laconia
N.H
UPD
Weirs Beach
Lawrence Galvin
Albany, N.Y
Galvin
Laconia and Concord
Albany
Bernard I. Snierson
Samuel Sandonboth
Wakefield
Richard Brouillard
Lake Winnipesaukee
Loudon
Sandowski
Snierson
Edward F. Sandowski
Blake
Murphy
Sanedowski
Leon Flanders
Flanders
Balknap
Bennington Banner telephones and contact lines
Bennington Banner outlines daily contact numbers for business newsroom and advertising. The paper operates at 425 Main St Bennington Vermont, is published daily except Sundays and legal holidays, and is a member of United Press International which holds republication rights to local news and UPI dispatches.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
UPI
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Mrs. Kennedy
Hudson
Harold Shea
K and B Products Corp
Shea
Down In
Berkshire
Strikers Reject Company
Lanesboroites
Air Products
Allegheny Power
Allis Chalmers
Alcoa
American Airlines
American Can
American Optical
Armour
Bethlehem Steel
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Coca Cola
Va Colgate
Collins R
Columbia Gas
Comw Edison
Con Edison
Copperweld Steel
Crucible
Douglas AC
Dow Chemical du
Eastern Air L
Eastman Kodak
General Foods
VA Feodyear Tire & Rule
Grace WR
Great
A &P
Hoffman Electric
Ing Rand
Int
Harvester Int Nickel
Tel & Tel
Island Creek Coal
Jones & Laughlin & Kennecott
Kroger
Ye Lof Glass
Lone Scm
Mack Trucks
MGM
Montgomery Ward
National Biscuit
National Dairy
National
New Jersey Z
Pullman
Pure Oil
Republic Steel
Reynolds Met
Reynolds Tobacco
Richfield
Schenley
Schering
Sears Roebuck
Ip Simmons
Sinclair
Va Socony Mobile
Southern Railway
Sperry Rand
le Standard Oil Car
Standard Oil Ind
Standard Oil NJ
Standard Oil Ohio
Stewart Warner
Vy Studebaker
Vq Swift
Texaco
Tiden Oil
Trans WA
United Aire
United Air Lines
United Fruit
United Gas Imp
United States Rubber
United States Smelt
United States Steel
Wva P&p
Stern Union
Westing Air B
Westing Elec
Wheeling Steel
White Motor
Winn DX
Woolworth
Xerox Cp
Youngstown ST
C.H. Kimes
Danville
Calif
James O. Clifford
San Francisco International
Clifford
Mike McGrath
Calwell Construction Company
San Bruno
Holy Cross Cemetery
Mission Street
Daly City
Pacific
Erson H. Greenberg & Son, Inc
Stanley Stierle
Caldwell
Stierle
Thomas Cheng
Robert Northrop
Stratford
Conn
Frederick Parkins
Shelton
John P. Young
North Reading
Richard Broulliard
Massachusetts
Nolan
Hollywood
Lloyd Nolan
Warners
Paul Ford
Eugene Blake
Rysdale
Dant Distillery CO
Bond
Louisville , Kentucky
Falcon Futura
G.M
N.E.F.D.A
Wilson Ford, Inc
Main Street
Bennington, Vermont
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