Vermont Technical College appoints new president
Randolph Center Pierre V. Kieffer Jr. starts duties as president of Vermont Technical College. He met the faculty staff and students in ceremony with officials including Angus A. Murray and William H. Kearns. Kieffer, West Point 1936 graduate and retired Army colonel, appeals for cooperation to advance the college. Vermont ski lodge occupancy rose 102 percent in late February, aided by February school vacations and Washington’s Birthday holidays.
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United States Military Academy
West Point
MIT
George Washington University
Army War College
United States Army
Montpelier
Vermont
Vermont Development Department
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
New England
Washington
Winooski Man Charged in Colchester Arson Fire
Amil G. Chaloux, 29, of Winooski, charged with first degree arson for a Feb. 7 fire at his unfinished Colchester home. He was jailed on $5,000 bail after an arraignment in Chittenden Municipal Court. The blaze destroyed most of the structure. Judge Edward Costello continued the case.
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Colchester
Amil G. Chaloux
Chittenden
Chaloux
Ire Marshall
Edward Costello
Vermont Doctor Invited to Speak on Heart Disease in Germany
Dr. Wilhelm Raab of the University of Vermont and De Goesbriand Hospital will address the German Association for Circulation Research in Bad Homburg on April 5. He will discuss Prevention and Rehabilitation of Heart Disease in the United States and report a new test procedure for early predisposition to neurogenic degenerative heart disease developed with Dr. Hans J. Krzywanek.
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Wilhelm Raab
College of Medicine
University of Vermont
de Goesbriand Hospital
Germany
German Association For Circulation Research
Badenheim
West Germany
Raab
Drs. Raab
Hans J. Krzywanek
Reopened Cohoes Reavy Bridge After Ice Debris Thaw
The 300 foot Cohoes Reavy Bridge reopened after 72 hours closed by a thawed Mohawk River surge. Bridge and public works officials inspected the span permitting vehicles under five tons. In Albany, about 6 000 people join a civil rights march led by six organizations including the NAACP.
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Albany
Buffalo
Rochester
Syracuse
Nassau
Suffolk
Westchester
NAACP
Capitol
Miss Minnie Marceau Sees The Cardinal In Berkshire
In North Adams 82 year old Miss Minnie Marceau of 48 Phelps Ave plans to turn 83 tomorrow. Her half brother Desire Boisjolre a part time theater employee urged her to view The Cardinal. She enjoyed the film though it wore her after a three hour session. In Williamstown selectmen approved four underground fuel tanks and a garage on East Main Street was authorized to install four 10 000 gallon tanks. In Adams John J Bloniarz longtime school committeeman was named chairman and a freshman baseball team plus a golf coach were added to the program.
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Minnie Marceau
Phelps Ave
Desire Boisjolre
Cardinal
Williamstown
Thomas McMahon
East Main St
ADAMS
John J. Bloniarz
Enterprise Faces Navy Debate Over Value and Future
The USS Enterprise, a nuclear powered 101 plane carrier, sparks strong views as supporters hail its mobility and prestige while critics call it an expensive white elephant in a missile era. Rear Adm. Martin and Capt. Michaels command the ship as it sails the Mediterranean amid questions of obsolescence and risk.
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Enterprise
Navy
Lady Sheriff In Nun Disguise Helps Nab Bandits At Seminary
Frances Anderson a deputy sheriff posed as a Catholic nun to aid capture of a holdup gang at Maryknoll Seminary post office. Police surrounded the building. three bandits were wounded and captured, a lookout escaped. A tense standoff ended with car pursuit and gunfire.
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N.Y
Frances Anderson
Maryknoll Seminary
Mrs. Anderson
Voice
Ossining
New York City
Networks spend heavily as New Hampshire primary coverage rolls on
Democratic Governor John W. King welcomes expansive media coverage in New Hampshire. Walter Dunfey estimates about 1,000 hotel rooms in southern New Hampshire host reporters and crews. Networks report substantial spending, with ABC claiming up to $200,000 spent before results finalize and NBC indicating expenses could reach 2 million dollars.
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Concord
N.H
New Hampshire
John W. King
Walter Dunfey
Manchester
New England
American Broadcasting Co
The
National Broadcasting Co
Lodge Nixon Get First Write-Ins In NH Hamlets
In Dixville Notch New Hampshire Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge and former Vice President Richard M. Nixon each received three write-in Republican presidential votes as nine voters cast ballots just after midnight. Rockefeller earned two votes and Barry Goldwater one. Nixon also drew three write-ins for vice president and Lodge one.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Richard M. Nixon
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Nixon
Shire
Lodge
Rare Lady Becomes Anthropologist
Lubbock Texas. Seventh grade book report inspired Sarah Ann Keller to pursue archaeology and anthropology as a dual career. Native of Boston and former ballet dancer, she teaches anthropology at Texas Tech and plans a Harvard doctorate after spring. She recalls Harvard Guatemala fieldwork in 1962 as the only woman in the party and summers at Hell Gap Wyoming.
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Lubbock
Tex
UPI
Sarah Ann Keller
Miss Keller
Boston
West Texas
Texas Tech
Harvard
Guatemala
Bennington Banner Publishing Details and Rates
The Bennington Banner provides contact numbers for business newsroom and advertising and lists publishing details. It notes daily circulation except Sundays and legal holidays, address at 425 Main St Bennington Vermont, AP affiliation, and subscription rates for Vermont and U S destinations including 3 months to 1 year plans.
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Main St. Bennington Vt
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
Associated Press
Vermont
U.S
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