Paper Mill in Vermont to Reopen After Fire Damage
Fire caused by an acetylene torch at Vermont Tissue Paper Co in North Bennington destroyed roof sections and damaged equipment after 8 45 a m on Sunday. About 125 firefighters battled the blaze. damage is estimated at 75000 with key machines and waste paper loss. Plant had been closed for renovations and aims to restart next week after cleanup and insurance assessment.
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Vermont Tissue Paper Co. Inc
Paper Mill Village
Bennington Village
North Bennington
Shaftsbury
Edmunds
Vermont Tissue Paper Co
Walloomsac
Bennington
New York
Navajos Vote for Tribal Chairman and Council
Navajo voters across the reservation and in major U.S. cities participate in a landmark election to elect a tribal chairman and the 76-member tribal council, with about 25 000 registered voters anticipated to cast ballots across Arizona New Mexico and Utah.
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United States
Navajo Reservation
Arizona
New Mexico
Utah
West Virginia
Rev Bell to resign pastorate in Old Bennington
The Rev Robert P Bell pastor of Old First Church Congregational Old Bennington since 1960 resigns effective Sept 1. He told The Banner he seeks a Veterans Administration hospital chaplain post and holds a lieutenant commander rank in the U S Naval Reserve. He will depart Tuesday for a two week act See REV BELL continued on Page 10
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Old First Church
Old Bennington
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Banner
Veterans Administration
U.S. Naval Reserve
Bennington County Town Meetings Focus on Local Elections
Arlington Manchester Pownal and Sunderland voters prepare tonight and tomorrow to select officials and approve appropriations including kindergarten programs and civil defense funds. Contests include Arlington four candidates for a new five member school board and Manchester hospital bill liability questions tied to Putnam Memorial Hospital.
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Bennington County
Arlington
Fiveman School Board
Fred Grout
Don Trachie
George Walsh
Donald S. Kendall Jr
Arnold Wilcox
Henry W. Putnam’s Trust
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Presses Roll At New York Post
In New York City the New York Post resumed printing after an 87 day blackout as pressman Robert Lawton started one of three presses rolling amid cheers in the Post press room.
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New York Post Today
New York City
The
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Robert Lawton
Tax Discount Article Tops Topics at Meeting Tonight
Bennington's 1963 two day Town Meeting opens tonight at 8 in the State Armory with seven routine articles. Article 5 seeks to eliminate a 4 percent tax discount. selectmen support this to curb losses from delinquent accounts when paired with an 8 percent state penalty. Ballot voting Tuesday features unopposed Democratic incumbents Richard Van Santvoord Michael J Hogan Jr and Raymond P Betit for re election as See TOWN MEETING
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Bennington
State Armory
Richard van Santvoord
Michael J. Hogan Jr
Raymond P. Betit
Peru's Lindley leads junta pledging peaceful elections
General Nicolas Lindley Lopez new Peru military junta head vows the bloodless ouster of Perez Godoy will not derail elections set for June 9. Lindley, a former U.S. Army commando instructor, defends the move as internal to the junta and stresses anti communist ties with the United States.
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Peru
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Ricardo Perez Godoy
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Perez Godoy
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Pacific
United States
Command and General Staff School
Ft. Leavenworth
Kan
U.S
Manual Prado
Victor Haya de la Torre
APRA
Junta
Plaza of Arms
Tgorillas
Miraflores
Government Palace
Republicans See Southern Gains Amid City Weakness in 1964 Outlook
A Republican National Committee analysis notes gains in the South and West, weakness in big cities, and no 1962 gains in low-spirits areas. It highlights Romney and Scranton as potential 1964 contenders and cites Chicago Detroit and Philadelphia as focal city examples.
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William E. Miller
New England
Detroit
Chicago
Philadelphia
National Committee
George Romney
Michigan
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Richard J. Daley
Dallas
San Francisco
Miami Beach
South
House of Representatives
Mississippi
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Midwest
Scranton
Romney
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Richard M. Nixon
Inside Berkshire Fair director questions Bay State probe on track racing
The page notes the Inside Berkshire Fair director's query about why the Great Barrington Fair is not included in a state probe of track racing. It also mentions Ostro's column on Mt. Anthony Union High School and other items on Page 8 and 10.
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Great Barrington Fair
Bay State
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Ernest A. Ostro
Italy May Hold Key on Polaris Fleet Debate Ahead of Elections
In Rome and Milan Political factions debate whether Italy will back a multinational Polaris missile fleet for NATO. Prime Minister Fanfani dodges a firm answer, saying the next government must decide on Polaris bases, with eight weeks of elections looming.
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Kennedy
Livingston Merchant
Paris
Italy
Ti Popolo
Amintore Fanfani
Christian Democratic Party
Fanfani
Fanefani
U.S
I Tempo
Lan
Giorno
I Paese
L’anita
Merchant
Slide Buries Minister and Daughters on Red Mountain Pass
An avalanche swept down East Riverside Gulch near Red Mountain Pass burying Rev. Marvin Hudson 39 and his daughters Amelia 17 and Pauline 12 in a car. Sheriff Brown said survival chances are unlikely as rescuers faced extreme snow, darkness, and unstable slides.
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Colo
U.S
Red Mountain Pass
Marvin Hudson
Amelia
Pauline
Albert Brown
Leo H. James
East Riverside Gulch
James
Nikita and Actress BoRisova Win Unopposed Soviet Seats
Premier Khrushchev and Moscow stage star Yulya Borisova were elected to the Russian Federation Parliament along with other Communist candidates in a largely unopposed vote across eight republics. Voters in six republics vote March 17 with a reported 99 percent turnout. Khrushchev voted for Borisova since he could not vote for himself in his district.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Yulya Borisova
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Russian Federation
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