Keyser Details Rutland RR Purchase Rejection
Gov. Keyser said Rutland Railway owners rejected a state plan to buy key segments for well below salvage, hindering rapid service return. He warned of a long negotiation period while shippers lose about 500000 dollars yearly in added charges.
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Montpelier
Keyser
Rutland Railway
Rutland
William S. Ginsburg
Burlington
Bellows Falls
Gassets
North Bennington
Shaftsbury
Brother Improving Pownal Youth Is Crash Victim
Funeral services were held today in St. Francis de Sales Church for Kenneth E. Campbell a 17 year old high school student fatally injured in an automobile crash in Pownal early Saturday morning. The Campbell car struck a parked Hansen vehicle near Vermont Avenue and burst into flames. Ronald Campbell 20 suffered head injuries and was taken to Putnam Memorial Hospital where his condition was reported improving. Police continue to investigate whether Kenneth may have veered toward the Hansen private way scene witnesses naming Earl Campbell and Mrs. Campbell of Niles School Road as the family involved.
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Kenneth Campbell
Pownal
Ronald
E. J. Hansen Jr
Vermont
Bennington
Hansen
Holbrook
St. Francis de Sales
Kenneth E. Campbell
Earl Campbell
Niles School Road
Elmer J. Hansen Jr
George A. Strong
Shaftsbury Barracks
Ferdinand L. Meyer
Campbell
Strong
Kenneth
Hansens
Ronald Campbell
Gloria
Donald Holland
Granite State Governor Hospitalized After Mild Heart Attack
Gov. Wesley Powell of New Hampshire, 46, was admitted to Exeter Hospital after a mild acute coronary thrombosis early Saturday. He remained in satisfactory condition with no fever or shock, and plans for a special council session on ski facilities were canceled.
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Exeter
N.H
Wesley Powell
New Hampshire
Exeter Hospital
Laconia
Walter T. Goodale
Powell
Owell
Robert W. Rhodes
Sanel
Executive Council
Robert Stark
Cannon Mountain
Mt. Sunapee
Peterborough
Air Force
Europe
Cease fire in Algeria ends long war but peace remains elusive
Algerian cease-fire takes effect at noon as France and rebel leaders halt fighting. Premier Ben Youssef ben Khedda says peace is not achieved and warns of saboteurs as European settlers call a 24 hour general strike crippling Algiers. De Gaulle appeals for calm while Kennedy hails the accord and Khrushchev recognizes the provisional Algerian government.
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Algiers
France
Algeria
Rome
Tunis
Morocco
Ben Youssef Ben Khedda
Jean Morin
Khrushchev
Moscow
Mail Theft of $41000 in Sack Stumps Investigators
Postal authorities seek to solve the theft of 41000 from a mail shipment. A $2000 reward is offered for information leading to convictions. The probe notes about 250000 in cash left behind in the same sack and questions how the ripped sack ended up in New Haven. The shipment involved 300000 in old bills sent by banks in the north to the Federal Reserve Bank in Boston.
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New Haven
Bennington Village set to vote on meters and mobile homes
Bennington voters prepare for a village meeting Tuesday at 8 pm in the Armory with eight ballot articles led by parking-meter proposals for North Street and Adams lots and a mobile home exclusion in R-1 R-2 and R-3 zones. Trustees push meters to cover rising costs while Banulis contests the plan as unconstitutional and costly. prior rejection of similar mobile home limits is likely to recur.
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Bennington Village
North
Adams
Joseph A. Pello
Benjamin Banulis
Banulis
Ronald V. B. Sinclair
Henry Mallory
David Carver
Railway Impasse Cited In Ben-Mont Strike
Bennington village attorney Reuben Levin says the Rutland Railway strike worsens the Ben-Mont 21 day strike with Local 534 by raising shipping costs about 1.10 per hundredweight and threatening Benmont operations. He seeks a Thursday meeting to propose settlement, while mediation has failed to end the dispute.
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Rutland
Ben-Mont
Reuben Levin
Anthony Drive
Levin
Bennington
Ben Mont Ave
Bhat
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Benningen
Zyne
Statehouse
Montpelier
Bennington College
Soviets Favor Talks on Test Ban But Oppose Inspections
Geneva AP report says the Soviet Union will negotiate a nuclear test ban with the United States and Britain but rejects international inspection on Soviet soil. Western powers reportedly prepare concessions, potentially scaling back inspection trips and areas covered.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
Kennedy
U.S
Valerian Zorin
Russia
Lord Home
London
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
Zorin
France
Great Powers
Hoosick Falls Mayor Defends Rail Crossing Plans
Hoosick Falls Mayor Leo J. Albowicz replies to criticism from Town Councilman Edward H. Cottrell over grade crossings. The village will handle eliminations within village limits and will meet with Boston and Maine Railroad officials and the state Public Service Commission to discuss proposal costs. The mayor says residents will be informed via press releases.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Leo J. Albowicz
Edward H. Cottrell
State Public Service Commission
John A. Murphy
Boston and Maine Railroad
Albowicz
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Pownas
Granite State
Ed Sanel
Lake Winnisquam
Concord Auto
Nason Brody
Charles Wilder
Hampton Falls
GOV
Sao
Charles de Gaulle
Fomer
By Taylor Holbrook
Mobilehomes
Planning Commission
Ben
Lee Village Meeting
By Bob Hagerman
John Zyne
Benmont
Spokane
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