Vermont News Roundup Includes Hospital Grant and Local Obituaries
Vermont reports a Belvidere man shot in the hand after a bottle shooting incident. Rutland Hospital to gain 33 beds via a $621,600 project with $182,360 federal support. Also covered are the Vermont Baptist Anniversary Convention gift to a missionary, the St. Augustine rector’s death and monsignor title, Ayrshire cattle auctions in Rutland, and church opposition to a potential state lottery with a study bill advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Vermont
Rutland Hospital
Rutland
Vermont Baptist
Kenneth P. Losh
Philippines
the Christian University
Mr. Losh
Central Philippines University
ST. Johnsbury
Episcopal Diocese of
Vermont House
New Hampshire
Episcopal Diocese
Essex Junction
Hoff
Tragedy in Troy Area Claims 11-Year-Old Kin
An 11 year old, Peter Kozoriz, was killed when a car struck a tree near Chestertown in Warren County. His father, John Kozoriz, 47, was critically injured and hospitalized at Glens Falls Hospital with severe head and internal injuries. The crash occurred at 5 50 p m on Route 9 about a mile north of Chestertown. Albany deputy motor vehicle commissioner Thomas H Brown of Troy has been suspended pending an investigation into license issuance irregularities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Wynantskill
Peter Kozoriz
Chestertown
Warren County
John Kozoriz
Glens Falls Hospital
Route 9
Albany
Thomas H. Brown
State Motor Vehicle Department
Brown
Cmsr
William S. Hults
Capital Region
Ulster
Columbia Counties
Rivard Named As City Assessor In Berkshire
William Rivard of 45 Hall St. is appointed to the North Adams Board of Assessors to fill the unexpired term of the late William Belanger. The term ends Jan. 1, 1964 pending council confirmation. Other assessors are Norman Davison and Julius Calvi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Adams
William Rivard
Hall St
Francis C. Florini
William W. Belanger
Rivard
Norman Davison
Julius Calvi
Equalization Called Vermont's Major Recent Bill
Vermonters will see state aid redistributed by pupil counts and local effort, aiming for fair shares. Key players include Simpson the former welfare chief, Hunt the ex superintendent, and Nichols of the School Directors Association who helped craft and promote the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson
Montpelier
Little
Arthur
Hunt
Burlington
Hunt Committee
School Directors Association
Charles B. Nichols
House
Nichols
Sanborn Partridge
Education
Richard W. Mallory
Fairlee
John H. Downs
St. Johnsbury
Franklin S. Billings Jr
Baptists Elect Sunderland As Convention Head
Jesse Sunderland of St. Albans was elected Friday as president of the Vermont Baptist Convention. Officers include Ehrmann Bennett as first vice president and Almon H. Smith as second vice president. The board of trustees features Leon S. Gay, Robert Austin, Catherine Wood, and others. Representatives to the Vermont Church Council are Llewellyn Brewster, H. Marshall Smith, and Warren E. Mesler among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Jesse Sunderland
St. Albans
Vermont Baptist Convention
Ehrmann Bennett
Fair Haven
Almon H. Smith
Burlington
Alicia R. Bishop
South Londonderry
Leon S. Gay
Brandon
Robert Austin
Springfield
Catherine Wood
East Poultney
Merton Arms
James Young
Brattleboro
Clifton Newton
Newport
Alexander Huntsman
Montpelier
Clara Leach
Shoreham
Vermont Church Council
Llewellyn Brewster
Barre
H. Marshall Smith
Colchester
Don A. Perry
Warren E. Mesler
Saturn V Moon Rocket Set for October Test
NASA announced the first full-scale Saturn V booster test firing is planned for October 1964 at Marshall Space Flight Center. Separate engine tests of the five-engine booster will occur in August on the $30 million test stand, the world’s most powerful rocket with 7.5 million pound thrust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
Ala
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Marshall Space Flight Center
Boston Common Protest Demands End to Segregation
About 10 000 people demonstrated on Boston Common protesting racial discrimination in Alabama Massachusetts and nationwide. Led by Bill Russell the march grew from Roxbury’s Columbus Park to Tremont Street, with Gov Peabody Atty Gen Brooke and faith leaders urging action against bias in hiring and housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peabody
He Guscott
Boston
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Massachusetts
Roxbury
Boston Common
Alabama
Endicott Peabody
Edward W. Brooke
Bill Russell
Boston Celtics
Columbus Park
Russell
Brooke
Tremont Street
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Belvidere
Herberg Barup
Barup
Baptists
Chapel Aid
Msgr
Crosby
Montreal
St. Augustine’s
Hyde Park
Proctor
St. Augustine’s Church
Ayrshire
Otter Creek Valley
England
Aylward
U.S
Association
Clyde Bryant
Manchester
University of Vermont
New England
University of Rhode Island
University of New Hampshire
New York
Crash
Down In
Berkshire
Drury High
Drury High School
George Bailey
Sandra B. Clough
Mary- Jane Daniels
Gerald M. Hamilton
Miss Clough
Russell Clough
Stamford Vit
Drury
Adams
Stanley Bednarz
Board of Assessors
Bednarz
Vadnais Homes Inc
Lawrence H. Vadnais
East Main Street
Mohawk Trail
Norwich
The
Military College
S and Swords
Corps of Cadets
Frank A. D'Amico
Glouchester
Mass
William G. Goetz
Saranac Lake
N.Y
Henry A. Kievenaar
St. Braintree
Richard H. Manson
Weymouth
William H. O’brien
East Moriches
George H. Philley
Clinton
Harold B. Wilber
Salem
Sunderland
Saturn
Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
Banner Publishing Corporation
Associated Press
Carrie
Radius
Gimick
Bring IN Your Mothers Day
Noveck-Shultz, Inc
Bennington, Vt
Ated Ae
North
Kenneth I
Richfield Gasoline Dealers
Revolutionary
Eagle-Eye Safety Service
Richfield
Jamage
Ines Brakes
Rous
Harriman Airport
Mohawk Valley Aviation Co., Inc
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