Ruby verdict condemned by Vermont bar leader
A former Vermont Bar Association president calls Jack Ruby's murder conviction an unjust jury verdict in a telegram to Ruby's attorney Melvin Belli. He says Ruby could not have a fair trial in Dallas and that Texas should be more ashamed than Ruby for Oswald's killing.
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Brattleboro
Vermont Bar Association
Jack Ruby
Dallas
Luke Crispe
The
College of Trial Lawyers
Ruby
Melvin Belli
Texas
Oswald
Crispe
Belli
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Nursing Lecture Series Opens at Mary Fletcher Hospital
Burlington announces a 12 week nurse education series starting Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in Austin Auditorium Mary Fletcher Hospital. The program is a joint effort of DeGoesbriand Memorial and Mary Fletcher with University of Vermont College of Medicine cooperation.
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Burlington
Austin
Mary Fletcher Hospital
DeGoesbriand Memorial Hospital
University of Vermont College of Medicine
Mary Fletcher
DeGoesbriand Memorial
Burlington man sentenced for forgery and bad checks
Arthur L. Sardiff, 35, of Burlington, was sentenced to three to five years in State Prison after pleading guilty to two counts of forgery. He appeared in Chittenden Municipal Court on two bad check charges totaling $84.15. Sardiff was on parole from Dannemora prison in New York.
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Burlington
Arthur L. Sardiff
Sardiff
Chittenden
Dannemora
New York
Hoff signs tax windfall bill amid objections
Gov Hoff signed the tax windfall bill despite profound objections. The $1.6 million in extra taxes this year will go to the general fund next fiscal year, not toward reducing the deficit as Hoff preferred. State Treasurer George Amidon opposed using nonrecurring revenue for recurring expenses.
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George Amidon
Rockefeller Focuses on 1964 Program in Albany
Governor Rockefeller shelved campaigning to stay in Albany and push his stalled 1964 legislative program. He named school aid, liquor sales reform, and repeal of the railroad full crew law as priorities, with action also awaited on LaPorte ethics recommendations.
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Albany
Rockefeller
LaPorte
Saratoga Mayor Rejects Racing Upgrade Plan
Saratoga Springs Mayor Arthur J. Kearney rebuts a $5 million Belmont Park rehabilitation proposal amid New York Racing Commission chair Ashley Trimble Cole's August Aqueduct push. He says upstate residents already contribute their share to racing funding.
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Saratoga Springs
Saratoga Race Track
Arthur J. Kearney
Ashley Trimble Cole
New York State Racing Commission
Cole
Aqueduct
Belmont Park
Upstate
Long Island
Retiring Adams School Leader Honored At Berkshire Dinner
ADAMS The testimonial dinner for J Franklin Farrell to honor his 28 plus years as Adams superintendent will be held April 4 at 6 30 p m Fireside Dining Room Cheshire. The event is organized by friends in appreciation of his long service. ADAMS Controversial town wide reappraisal proposal passed 69 to 42 with a 30 000 appropriation bringing the total to 1 997 498 a record for Adams and above Finance Committee recommendation due to police pay hikes. WILLIAMSTOWN Williams College geologists warn that a tramway and ski lift on Greylock could renew landslide danger noting unchanged surface conditions since 1961 and potential tree removal would worsen the risk.
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ADAMS
J. Franklin Farrell
Fireside
Cheshire
Adams Public Schools
Police Department
Williamstown
Williams College
Greylock Mountain
Elwyn L. Perry
William T. Fox
John A. Macfadyen Jr
Southie Brims With Irish Pride In Boston St Patrick Parade
In South Boston the St Patrick's Day celebration draws out politicians for early campaigning as crowds enjoy fair weather marking Evacuation Day. The event honors JFK and McCormack legacies with a Kennedy Memorial Park float and a Coast Guard band tribute. Cardinal Cushing grants Lenten dispensation for Mass at Holy Cross Cathedral.
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Mass
Southie
Boston
New World
Dorchester Heights
George Washington
New England
Washington
St. Patrick
Suffolk County
John F. Kennedy
Edward
Knocko) McCormack
U.S. House
John McCormack
Ireland
Coast Guard
Edward M. Kennedy
Kennedy
Senate
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Archdiocese of
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Thomas J. Riley
Kentucky Integrationists Stage Hunger Strike
A group of 23 biracial demonstrators, mainly ministers and students, staged a sit in and hunger strike in the Kentucky House gallery to press for a civil rights bill. Guards monitored the Capitol as the House again blocked the measure from reaching a floor vote, with Governor Breathitt backing free assembly.
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Frankfort
Kentucky House of Representatives
Representatives
Louisville
House
Senate
Edward T. Breathitt
House Rules Committee
All Rescued from Fire in Peabody Nursing Home
A general alarm fire swept the Jalmur Nursing Home in Peabody Massachusetts hospitalizing nineteen. Six policemen aided in life saving efforts with none of the injuries serious. Fire Chief Edward O'Brien reported the blaze began in the kitchen of the three story wooden building and could not provide a cause or damage estimate.
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Peabody
Mass
Jalmur
Peabody Hospital
Edward Kiley
Edward O’brien
Lowell
Perkins Streets
CBS Starts Fall Schedule With Thirteen New Shows
CBS unveils its fall schedule featuring 13 new programs and 11 time changes. Eight new comedies include Living Doll Bill and Martha The Munsters Gomer Griffin Gilligan s Island and Gilligan s Island etc. Dramas Slattery s People Yours Truly Danny Taylor Mr Broadway The Entertainers World War I Nurses Defenders Password Rawhide join the lineup with multiple time shifts.
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Columbia Broadcasting System
CBS
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Roc Bat
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Martha
William Bendix
Maretha Raye
NBC
Cara Williams
Munesters
Fred Gwynne
al Lewis
the Baileys
Balboa
Paul Ford
Gomer Griffith
Gilligan’s Island
Gomer Pyle
Jim Nabors
Andy Griffith
Scranton Says He’d Accept Honest Draft for VP
Pennsylvania Governor Scranton says he would accept the Republican nomination for vice president only if a sincere and honest draft is developed. He also repeats he does not want national office but would consider an honest draft for the presidency or vice presidency.
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Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Associated Press
Scranton
Harrisburg
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
California
Goldwater
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Albany
Rockefeller
Johnson
Miami
Fla
Richard M. Nixon
Pepper to undergo mental examination in RI strangling case
Francis F. Pepper Jr. 21, held at Rhode Island State Prison in Cranston awaiting psychiatric evaluation after pleading innocent to the murder of his wife Doris Pepper 20. The case was continued to March 30. Pepper also faced assault and attempted robbery charges stemming from an incident with René Cartier during the rental collection at the same building.
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Woonsocket
R.I
Francis F. Pepper Jr
Rhode Island
Cranston
Pepper
Doris
Rene Cartier
Cartier
Kidney Transplant Seen Boy's Only Hope
Allan Scott Pert Jr. an 11 year old from Garden City Michigan faced near death from kidney disease before a surge of donor kidneys and blood offers revived hope. By Monday night 63 people offered kidneys and about 60 offered blood for the Cleveland Clinic operation begun February 1. The Midwest clinic is among a few nationwide performing transplants with donor generosity fueling new possibilities.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Allan Scott Pert Jr
Garden City
Mich
Ernest Locser
Northern Ohio
The
Kidney Disease Foundation
Cleveland Clinic
Bennington Banner Contact and Subscription Rates
The Bennington Banner lists its Daily publication schedule and contact numbers for Newsroom and Advertising. Subscription prices for various durations and regions are provided, with special servicemen rates and delivery options at 425 Main Street, Bennington Vermont.
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Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
Associated Press
AP News
Vermont
U.S
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