Vermont Arts and Education Events Highlight 1964 65 Season
The Lane Series at the University of Vermont plans returns by Joan Baez and the Chicago Symphony for its 10th season with Harry Belafonte headlining and international acts including Stratford Festival Company of Canada HMS Pinafore, Les Grands Ballets Canadiens, the Royal Welsh Male Choir, and the Japan Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra making U.S. debuts. Champlain Valley Teachers Association gifts nearly $500 in films to the Vermont Film Library at UVM, which holds over 1600 prints and circulates about 250 weekly. Open house at the Josephine P. Baird Children’s Center in Burlington on May 17 invites tours, staff discussions, and a slide program. In Montpelier, Craig S. Parker is re elected president of UPIBAV for a second term. In Elmore, Samuel Loomis announces another bid for the Vermont state Senate this November.
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Burlington
University of Vermont
Joan Baez
Chicago Symphony
Harry Belafonte
Stratford Festival Company of Canada
Les Grands Ballets Canadiens
Royal
Champlain Valley Teachers Association
Vermont Film Library
State Department of Education
UVM
Mahlon Farman
Grand Canyon
Josephine P. Baird
Pine Street
James W. Cotter Jr
Vermont Clerks and Treasurers meet in Montpelier
Gov Hoff will welcome delegates to the 28th annual Vermont Town and City Clerks and Treasurers Association meeting. State officials including Secretary of State Armstrong and Atty Gen Gibson Jr. address the conclave with Health Department official Edna Greene also scheduled. Stassen to speak at two day Vermont Baptist Convention events in Montpelier with a non political news conference and church talks.
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Montpelier
UPD
Harold Stassen
Vermont
Fire and game raids color up New York headlines
In Troy fifteen men arrested during a dice game at a pizzeria after a 2 15 a m raid. Owner Albert Patricella charged with maintaining a gaming house. 14 others held as common gamblers. In Schenectady two Bronx men held on third degree arson in a state thruway fire causing about 100000 damage. In North Creek Homer Dodge, 77, wins single man canoe in the Hudson River White Water Derby amid 100 starters.
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Troy
Albert Patricella
Schenectady
UPS
New York City
Rotterdam Junction
Albert Pierre
Nicholas Signorelli
Bronx
North Creek
UPI
Homer Dodge
Norwich University
Northfield
Riparius
Indictments in Boston Reach North Adams Finance Firms
Two loan firms with North Adams offices are indicted by a special Boston grand jury probing state corruption. Beneficial Finance Co and Liberty Loan Corps face charges linked to suppressing legislation affecting small loan agencies. Attorney General Edward W. Brooke presented the evidence.
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North Adams
Boston
Beneficial Finance Co
Liberty Loan Corps
Atty
Edward W. Brooke
Soviets Blast China in New Pravda Onslaught
Moscow accuses Red China of treason to communism in a five part Pravda series criticizing Beijing for hard line policy and alleged violence worship. The dispatch ties the dispute to new calls for a voluntary union of equals with Moscow renouncing supremacy.
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Moscow
UPD
Soviet Union
Red
Red China
Pravda
Peking
Comintern
Mao Tze-tung
International Movement
Wallace Campaigns In Racial Hotbed
Alabama Governor George C. Wallace tours Cambridge Maryland as part of his Maryland primary push amid racial tensions. Police and National Guard protection are planned for his Cambridge speech while civil rights demonstrators gather and disperse peacefully. Wallace denies wanting violence and cites limited martial law in the city.
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Baltimore
UPI
George C. Wallace
Maryland
Cambridge
Wallace
Alabama
Sen
Daniel Brewster
Johnson
Washington
Five Victims Murdered in Idaho Slayings and Escape
Boise police hunt for Raymond Reasons after a grisly family massacre left five dead including his two daughters Pamela 12 and Patty 13 son Eddie Ray 14 stepdaughter Sarah Gohman 20 and former wife Estelle 47. Reasons reportedly drowned in a canal following a gunfight with Officer Rex Mehl and is believed dead.
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Boise
Idaho
Raymond
Pamela
Patty
Eddie Ray
Sarah G. Gohman
Estelle
Reason
Edna
Miss Gohman
Reasons
Rex Mehl
Mehl
Bennington Banner Telephones and Newsroom Contacts
Contact lines list telephone numbers for business, newsroom and advertising at The Bennington Banner. No event or article content provided.
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Bennington Banner
Stock list delayed by transmission issues
Transmission problems prevent publication of the stock list today. Barring further difficulties the list will be published as usual tomorrow.
Peabody weighs suspending indicted officials in Massachusetts
Gov. Endicott Peabody to consider suspending five appointed officials indicted on bribery conspiracy and conflict of interest charges. Massachusetts Atty. Gen. Edward Brooke says only James F. Reynolds could be suspended under the Perry Law, others indicted prior to taking their posts. Reynolds, ex-mayor of Everett, declined comment.
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Boston
UPI
Endicott Peabody
Massachusetts
Edward W. Brooke
John F. Thompson
Ludlow
House
Charles A. Gibbons
Public Safety
Frank S. Giles
Peabody
James F. Reynolds
Commerce Department
Brooke
Charles Gibbons
Michael J. Favalli
Morris Garfinkle
John A. Davis
Reynolds
Everett
Derry
N.H
Lawe
Fawlli
Worcester
Suffolk County Grand Jury
Massachusetts Crime Commission
Fire Danger High In N E Woodlands
In parched New England woodlands the burning index rose with no significant rain expected over five days. Winds to 40 mph fueled a very high fire danger as 112 woodland fires were tallied in Massachusetts including a 100 acre blaze near South Sandwich Cape Cod. Four firefighters were hurt and homes threatened. Fireman Robert Adams 23 of Sandwich hospitalized with serious burns. Another stubborn fire scorched 300 acres at Royalston and a third burned 100 acres near North Attleboro.
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Boston
UPI
New England
U.S
Massachusetts
South Sandwich
Cape Cod
Robert Adams
Sandwich
Royalston
North Attleboro
Dying Man Refuses To Name Assailants
A 39 year old Boston man Carmine A Ciampa died at Massachusetts General Hospital from an abdomen stab wound after being admitted for injuries he suffered early today. He refused to identify his attackers when questioned by police. Ciampa lived at 107 Prince Street in the North End and had a police record. His wife Carmela alerted authorities after finding him ill at home.
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Boston
UPI
Carmine A. Ciampa
Prince St
North End
Massachusetts General Hospital
Ciampa
Carmela
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William A. Whittlesley
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Park Department
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Eastport
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Caribou
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Slayer of 5
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