Gibney Santarcangelo Race for Bennington Village President
Incumbent James B. Gibney faces Salvatore Santarcangelo in a village president election as Bennington voters also consider 11 ballot articles including a zoning ordinance and a $20,000 sinking fund for water system expansion. Absentee voting set a record with 155 ballots.
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Gibney
Santarcangelo
James B. Gibney
Salvatore Santarcangelo
Bennington Village
State Armory
Bennington
State Supreme Court
Holt Spring
Hilda Hurley
Gibney-Santarcangelo
Miss Hurley
Atty
John H. Williams II
Moshovells
Williams
Moshevells
Reds Won’t Release Injured U S Airman
An American airman injured in the downing of a U S reconnaissance bomber over East Germany last week is in fair condition but Soviet authorities refuse to release him. Lt Harold W Welch 24 of Detroit was treated at a Magdeburg East Germany hospital after fractures and abrasions sustained in the incident.
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Gibney
Citizens’ Party
Santarceangelo
Berlin
U.S
East Germany
Air Force
Harold W. Welch
Detroit
Magdeburg
Welch
Concessions to Urban Needs Shaped by Johnson Says Biographer
Political scientist James M. Burns of Williams College told a Norwich University audience that President Johnson will craft a Democratic platform with sweeping urban concessions. He cited Johnson's messages to Congress on housing welfare immigration and city aid and noted his outreach to big city mayors labor leaders and urban voters.
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Northfield
John F. Kennedy
Johnson
Democratic Party
America
James M. Burns
Williams College
Norwich University
Congress
Burns
Robert Wagner
New York
Hob
White House
Presidential
Vermont Special Session Yields Education Equalization Moves
The special session produced key acts advancing education funding through equalization, plus increased funds for industrial development and pollution control measures. It fell short on regional local government reforms and failed to secure needed tax revenue, prompting fiscal concern for future actions.
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United Press International
Vermont
Vermont to designate Mt Anthony and Bellows Free as vocational centers
Under a state bill, Mt Anthony Union High School Bennington and Bellows Free Academy St Albans become area vocational centers per the federal Vocational Education Act of 1963. Vermont expects about 139000 dollars this year rising toward 521000 by 1967 with more schools to follow.
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Brattleboro
Union
Hartford
Rutland
Springfield
Holden
Inside Bradford Smith’s Uncle Remus Viet Nam tale
Bradford Smith recounts an Uncle Remus style Vietnam era story. The piece blends folklore with wartime memory on page 4. A separate feature on St Patrick’s Day explores an Irish community once thriving on Dorset’s Green Peak from page 5. Lake Paran directors pursue improved fishing and dock plans on page 6.
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Bradford Smith
St. Patrick’s Day
Dorset
Green Peak
Lake Paran
Inonu Wins Backing as Turkish Forces Move in Cyprus
Parliament granted Prime Minister Ismet Inonu full powers in the Cyprus crisis and Turkey prepared to act if the U N fails to protect Turkish Cypriots. Warships and troops moved toward Iskenderun as Inonu warned Greece and indicated a treaty concession would be abrogated Sept. 16.
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Turkey
Ismet Inonu
Cyprus
Inonu
Iskenderun
United Nations
Mediterranean
Greece
U.N
Mobil
Ized
Dimitri Bitsios
Nicosia
U S Buildup of Khanh Seen Viet Nam Need U S Buildup of Khanh Seen Viet Nam
The United States appears to back Maj. Gen. Nguyen Khanh as South Viet Nam's strong leader. McNamara's tour signaled U S backing while Lodge urged clear demonstration of support. Officials note Khanh accepts U S advice, contrasting with Diem. The shift follows the Vietnamese junta turmoil and aims to stabilize governance with U S guidance.
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U.S
Khanh
Viet Nam
Washington
United States
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Khanh
Ngo Dinh Diem
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Johnson
Henry Cabot Lodge
United
De Gaulle in Mexico Pushes Closer Franco Mexican Ties
President Charles de Gaulle spoke before a joint Mexican Congress session after a balcony address to 300,000 in Mexico City. He and Adolfo Lopez Mateos promised a strengthened alliance, stressing harmony with the United States while outlining plans for a broader Latin American tour.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Charles de Gaulle
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
National Palace
John F. Kennedy
Lopez Mateos
U.S
Brazil
Uruguay
Argentina
Peru
France
Missing Bennington Teacher Parisi Found in South America
Attorney General Charles E. Gibson Jr. said Bennington teacher Mario Parisi has been located in South America after leaving the U S last June with more than 12000 he collected from fellow teachers and others. He vanished before a planned Europe tour and extradition is being considered. Parisi also collected a teacher retirement payout of 490 57 while the search continued.
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Parisi
United States
Bennington
Europe
Gibson
Comery
Charlotte Merriman
State Teachers Retirement System
Beecause Parisi
France
New York
Paressi
Vermont jobless hit near thirteen thousand in February
Vermonters out of work in February neared 13 000 as the Employment Security Commissioner Stella Hackel forecast spring construction would lift the seasonal job picture. The state's unemployment rate peaked 10.3 percent in Newport and ranged to 5.8 percent in Brattleboro with major areas listing hundreds unemployed.
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Montpelier
Stella B. Hackel
Burlington
Barre - Montpelier
Rutland
Bennington
St. Albans
Springfield
St. Johnsbury
Newport
Middlebury
White River Junction
Brattleboro
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A. Luke Crispe
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Moshevelli
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J.M. Burns
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Harold Graeme
Graeme
Turk Army
Mario
South America
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