Miss Ruth Anne Leab Becomes Mrs Wadsworth
Hancock Massachusetts announces the marriage of Ruth Anne Leab daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert E Leab of Main Street to Ensign David Vincent Wadsworth son of Mr and Mrs Vincent D Wadsworth of East Chatham New York. The ceremony took place February 26 at Hancock Baptist Church with a reception at the Old Chatham House. The bride wore a white velvet gown with Empire bodice and Sabrina neckline. Attendants included sisters Melvin T Feathers and Karl J Langenbach and Holly Wadsworth. Best man was William Wadsworth. The groom served on the USS Fairview in New London Connecticut and holds a Trinity College degree. The couple resides at 36 Nathan Hale Street New London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock
Mass
Ruth Anne Leab
Robert E. Leab
Main Street
Ens
David Vincent Wadsworth
Vincent D. Wadsworth
East Chatham
N.Y
Hancock Baptist Church
Jerry Morgan
Chatham, N.Y
Sabrina
Valmore Rancourt
Melvin T. Feathers
Karl J. Langenbach
Holly Wadsworth
William Wadsworth
Donald Leach
Robert Talbert
Watertown
Conn
J.g
Dennis Dougherty
Camden
N.J
New Lebanon Central High School
North Adams State College
Bennington High School
Europe
USS Fairview
New London
Navy
Trinity College
Hartford
Pi Kappa Fraternity
Nathan Hale St
Shoemaker Ledger Engagement Link Norton's Sally Lee
Mrs. Lee Shoemaker of Norton Street announces the engagement of her daughter Sally Lee to Frank William Ledger of Wilmington Delaware. Sally is a Brandeis and Simmons graduate and a children's librarian in Wilmington. Frank Ledger is a Wentworth Institute graduate and works in DuPont’s Experimental Development Lab while attending the University of Delaware. The wedding is set for April 2 at the Second Congregational Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Shoemaker
Norton Street
Sally Lee
Frank William Ledger
Wilmington, del
Frank Ledger
Stow
Mass
Mr. Ledger
Miss Shoemaker
Bennington High School
Brandeis University
Simmons College
Boston
Institute Free Library
Hudson, Mass
United States Coast Guard
Wentworth Institute of Technology
Rosston
E.I. Dupont de Nemours and Co., Inc
Wilmington
University of Delaware
Newark
Del
Second Congregational
Nelson Barry engagement announced for Donna Nelson
Mr and Mrs Edward E Nelson of Montpelier announce the engagement of their daughter Donna to Terrence P Barry son of Postmaster and Mrs Thomas H Barry Sr of Waterbury A 1963 graduate Donna has worked in California and now serves as secretary to Manchester town manager Terrence a 1963 Waterbury High School graduate is employed by Montpelier National Bank A summer wedding is planned
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Edward E. Nelson
Montpelier
Donna
Terrence P. Barry
Thomas H. Barry Sr
Waterbury
Miss Nelson
California
Manchester
Barry
Waterbury High School
Montpelier National Bank
Williams College Librarian to Wed Bennington Engineer
Miss Carolyn F. Nichols of Williamstown announces engagement to William W. Brown of Bennington. Nichols works at Chapin Library on Williams College campus. Brown, a Hudson Valley and University of Vermont alum, works in the manufacturing engineering department at Tansitor Electronics in Bennington. A June wedding is planned.
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Williamstown
Mass
Oliver F. Nichols
Carolyn F
William W. Brown
Bennington
Selden S. Brown
Wells
Mr. Brown
Miss Nichols
Chapin Library
Williams College
Granville
N.Y
Hudson Valley Community College
University of Vermont
Tansitor Electronics
Married Johnson Young in Seattle Wedding
Miss Janet Deloris Young of Seattle became the bride of Steven John Johnson of Arlington at a Seattle ceremony Saturday. The couple's families are listed in the notice. the groom has enlisted in the U S Army for three years and has served about 18 months.
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Seattle
Wash
Janet Deloris Young
Eugene Young
Steven John Johnson
Stephen Johnson
Battenhill Drive
Arlington
U.S. Army
Andrea Bruneau Weds Everett Lillie in February Announcement
Announcement of the marriage between Andrea Marie Bruneau daughter of Mr and Mrs William Bruneau of 952 East Main Street and Everett Donald Lillie son of Mr and Mrs Everett S Lillie of South Stream Road. Feb 12 ceremony followed by a small reception at the bride s home. The bride is a senior at Bennington High School and the groom a Bennington High School graduate employed at Warren Wire General Cable in Pownal. The couple reside with the groom s parents until their new house is ready.
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Andrea Marie Bruneau
William Bruneau
East Main St
Everett Donald Lillie
Everett S. Lillie
South Stream Road
Benenington High School
Bennington High School
Warren Wire
General Cable
Pownal
Pilot Error Blamed For Most Crashes
Washington UPI reports the Civil Aeronautics Board study of 50 private plane accidents finds pilot error responsible for about 60 percent of crashes, with 56 fatalities. Poor maintenance and preflight errors account for nine cases, weather contributed to five, and a single accident involved a Cessna 337 flap design defect corrected under CAB rules.
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Washington
UPI
Civil Aeronautics Board
Stafford Sponsors Rights Bill Seeks Civil Rights Enforcement
Eight House Republicans led by Vermont’s Robert T. Stafford plan to introduce a new civil rights bill to strengthen enforcement of the core laws since 1957. The measure would reform jury selection, boost federal penalties, protect workers, simplify prosecutions of officials, allow civil suits against state and local governments, and authorize the Justice Department to file suits. The group condemned delays in justice and argued for uniform equity nationwide.
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Washington
UPI
Vermont
Robert T. Stafford
Johnson
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Maryland
GOP
Justice Department
Mr. Mathis and
Stafford
Alphonzo Bell
California
William T. Cahill
New Jersey
Silvio O. Conte
Massachusetts
Robert F. Ellsworth
Kansas
Peter H.B. Frelinghuysen
Robert P. Griffin
Michigan
James Harvey
Frank L. Norton
Upstate New York
Theodore P. Kupferman
Manhattan
William S. Maillard
Joseph M. McDade
Pennsylvania
Lobbyists Decided Fate of Power Bill in Vermont
Vermont Governor Hoff’s plan for Canadian power failed as lobbyists shaped the fate of the bill. The piece details how private power firms and race track interests used letters, telegrams, and speeches to influence lawmakers, with tactics ranging from paid meals to district pressure. It notes the 1966 session’s mix of experienced and new legislators, and how lobbyists affect decisions by diverting attention from the bill’s core aspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Philip H. Hoff
Vermont
Farm Bureau
St. Lawrence
Niagara River
New York State
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
Green Mountain Power Corp
Citizens Utility Corp
New York
Vermont Electric Power Company
VELCO
Dash Hoff
Canadian Power
Britons Discuss TV Debate and Lobbying Calls
London report says Prime Minister Harold Wilson and Edward Heath failed to fix terms for a Kennedy Nixon style debate before the March 31 election with Jo Grimond insisting on appearing too. In New York the ACLU urged disallowing punitive libel damages against public issues to protect free press amid lobbying critiques and legislative influence.
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London
UPD
Harold Wilson
Britain
Edward Heath
Wilson
Heath
Liberal Party
Jo Grimmond
New York
UPI
American Civil Liberties Union
ACLU
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Mrs. Wadsworth
Sally Lee Shoemaker
Donna Nelson
Nelson-Barry
Nichols-Brown
Bellemare
North
Bennington Road
Adams Clothes Shop
Johnson-Young
Lillie-Bruneau
THE
Bennington Banner
Main St
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
U.S
William Blachly
Alabama
YMCA
Red Brick School
Jr. Hi
St. Hi
Air Force Reeserve
World Service Meeting
Poweral
Jr. Hiey
Brick Layers
Carpenters
St. Francis
Terest
Bennington, VT
Girl Scout
Girl Scouts
Engaraved Free
Noveck - Shultz
U.S.A
Nichols
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