Will N H Primary Prove Decisive For Goldwater Nixon Edge
The piece analyzes New Hampshire GOP race dynamics with Goldwater leading north while Rockefeller dominates south. Stassen remains a muted, dignified option seeking 10000 votes for California primaries as Ambassador Lodge and Nixon are also floated. Media blitz and Union Leader influence loom large alongside a lengthy 60 name ballot and late reporting.
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Rockefeller
Goldwater
Boy Wonder
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Philadelphia
Stassen
New Hampshire
California
Henry Cabot Lodge
Richard M. Nixon
Manchester Union Leader
William Loeb
Loeb
Union
Granite State
Postal Chain Letter Crackdown Warned By Postal Inspector
Chief Postal Inspector Henry B. Montague orders nationwide action against campus chain letter schemes using U S Savings Bonds postal money orders and cash. He cites rising activity in Mississippi Wisconsin Indiana Massachusetts New Hampshire and New York with students as primary participants and warns such schemes may violate postal lottery and fraud laws even when transferred hand to hand.
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U.S
Henry B. Montague
Bennington
Stanley J. Pekalski
Misssissippi
Wisconsin
Indiana
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
New York
Montague
U.S. Treasury Department
Secretary of the Treasury
Federal Reserve Banks
Treasury Department
U.S. Post Office Department
Miss Torrisi Highlighted in CYO Spotlight Feature
Kathleen Torrisi a senior at Bennington Catholic High School is profiled in the Vermont Catholic Tribune CYO Spotlight. She attends St. Francis de Sales parish and leads Bennington District CYO. active in student council Saber staff ski team and band. member of 4 H skiing and Catholic youth groups. attended Diocesan Youth Congress and National CYO Congress in New York City.
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Kathleen Torrisi
Bennington Catholic High School
CYO
Vermont Catholic Tribune
Alfred Torrisi
Airport Road
Miss Torrisi
St. Francis de Sales Parish
Bennington
Diocesan
the Saber
St. Francis Catholic Youth Organization
St. Michael’s College
Ellen Toomey
New York City
Shaftsbury votes to raise town clerk salary
At the annual meeting Shaftsbury residents approved raising the town clerk’s pay from 700 to 1200 while lowering the treasurer’s from 1500 to 1200. Other actions included modest raises for selectmen and sisters, a 1964 budget set at 40400, and votes on road, cemeteries, and tax measures.
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Shaftsbury
Kenneth Thomson
Pauline Knapp
Knapp
Frances Stacy
Mary Hall
William Overlock
Albert Mattison
Merton Snow Jr
Merton Snow
Selectmen
William E. Dailey Construction Co
Herbert H. Leonard
Rodney Rice
Town CD
American Legion Notes and Meeting in Bennington Post
Bennington Post of the American Legion schedules an executive board meeting at 8 p.m. March 4 at the Post rooms on White Chapel Road. Edward Rood II was elected post adjutant on Feb. 26 after Milton Pinsker resigned to seek town office. Department Commander Albert Grazini notes the 45th Legion anniversary and praises continued national service in security, Americanism and child welfare.
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Bennington
American Legion
Edward Rood II
Milton Pinsker
Pinsker
Legion
Albert Grazini
Paris
France
Atlantic
America
State of
Vermont
Grazini
Department
Montpelier
Post
Newport
Lewis J. Essaff
Kenneth Baker
Dean W. Read
Clarence Cross
Sy Godfrey
Maynard Young
Clarence Bird
Economics
Larry Campbell
Security Commission
Ray McGinn
Post Department
Edward Giles
John Phalen
Washington, D.C
Pownalites Protest Track Tax Relief Decisions
At a pre town meeting overtax relief for the local track, Pownal voters uphold last year’s tax treatment with a 91 to 43 vote while debating a $4,000 relief tied to 20 extra racing days. The town keeps existing tax collection and rejects creating a tax collector post, with turnout around 150 residents.
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Pownal
George
Vincent Pizzano
Lounsbury
Robert Rudd Sr
A. Coleman Mason
Lawrence Chaffee
Dexter Moore
Florida
David Adler
Mt. Anthony Union
Bennington Airman Earns Promotion to Airman Second Class
Richard W. Lee of Bennington has been promoted to airman second class in the U S Air Force. The Bennington High School graduate serves as a cook with the 484th Food Service Squadron at Turner Air Force Base in Georgia. Lee is the son of Mr and Mrs Robert S Lee of 112 Hillside Street.
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Turner Afb
Richard W. Lee
Robert S. Lee
Hillside St
Bennington
U.S. Air Force
Lee
484Th Food Service Squadron
Airman
Bennington High School
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
Joint Committee On
N. H. Dyer
Cochairman
CYO Spotlight
Bernard Gates
Thurston Hulet
Buck Hill
Bradford Smith
Col
Fairfax Ayres
Joseph Lee
Ilies
Congressional
Enosburg Falls
Susan Bittner
Brattleboro
Vickie Cowens
Derby Line
Ann Marie Goyette
James Dudley
East Montpelier
Post 13
Arthur E. George
Himself
Norman R. Strobridge
Robert Rudd Jr
Rachel Mason
Bennington Airman
Breard H. Hawks
John Armstrong
Selectman
Pownal Center
Cleveland E. Dodge Jr
Dodge
Hoosick Falls
Strobridge
Track
John W. Patterson Jr
Rittenhouse
House
Ways and Means
Carlex
Nichols
Union St
H.greenberg & Son, Inc
Main ST
Raeeryee Discount Department Store
Bigelow
Kane
Dial
Main St. Bennington
Howard Oanson
J. H. Walbridge
R. R. Knapp
Silver St
R. P. Betit
Bennington, Vt
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