Kennedy says Estes case cracked open by his administration
President Kennedy told reporters his administration cracked open the Billie Sol Estes case and is pursuing it vigorously. Senator Mundt charged the administration delayed strong action and suggested the Agriculture Department mishandled Estes Acreage allotments, with hearings and resignations already occurring.
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Billie Sol Estes
Washington
Kennedy
Estes
Karl Mundt
Mundt
FBI
Texas
Senate
Agriculture Department
Orville L. Freeman
John Bagwell
Ralph Yarborough
D-Tex
J. T. Rutherford
Department
Bagwell
Charles S. Murphy
Union School Board Proposes Vote on District Plan
Steering Committee members from Arlington Bennington North Bennington Pownal Shaftsbury are named with district representation on the board. The board forms working subcommittees chaired by Ulrich Morrisey Barton McCullough and Dwyer and expresses gratitude to superintendents principals and teachers for their input to the plan.
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Richard Pelsue
Arlington
J Goodall Hutton
Bennington
Robert M. Wilson
Greater Sennngon
William E Dailey Jr
North Bennington
Warren Mason
Pownal
Richard Champney
North Pownal
Lloyd Spaulding
Shaftsbury
Roger Mears
James Edgerton
Goodall Hutton
Edward Knapp
Walter Danish
Dexter Davis
Greater Bennington
J. C. Armstrong
David Barton
David Adler
Richard Pudvar
Jesse Strong
Lee Marsh
John Moore
Martin Hirsch
Bennington Village
John Williams
Francis E. Morrissey
Charles Ulrich
William Hoisington
Norman Stratton
David Jareckie
William Smith
Merritt Hewitt Jr
Robert McWaters
John McCullough
Richard H. Dwyer
Donald Roy
Norman Strobridge
Everett Smith
William Jacobson
Barton Jenks
Howard Greenslet
Arthur S. Faris
Philip Viereck
Faris
Viereck
Francis Morrissey
McCullough
Davis
Dwyer
Allan J. Heath
Leon Wagner
Geoffrey Graham
Bendi
Catherine Corcoran
George Bicknell
Philip Walker
Molly Stark
Vermont benefits from federal spending exceed its tax take
A 1961 federal tabulation shows Vermont’s taxes paid about 95.8 million while federal expenditures in New England totaled about 5.02 billion for the period. Officials like Senator George Aiken note Vermont’s return aligns with its regional role as Spends in military procurement payrolls grants and other programs.
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Washington
Sam
New England
Vermont
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Augusta
Boston
Burlington
Hartford
Iowa
Portsmouth
N.H
Providence
Central Assembly
Connecticut
Maine
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Molly Stark PTA Opens House With Nominations
Molly Stark PTA holds its annual meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p m with open house at the school. Nominating committee will present officers including Constance Jones Pauline Dunn Philip Walker and Robert Brock. French songs at 8 a musical by Miss Belmain’s group at 8 15 business session at 8 30 and refreshments at 9 tumbling demonstration at 9 15 supervised by Mr. Bowen.
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Molly Stark
Bowen
State convention dinner and banquet reservations due
CDA notes Sunday deadline for reservations for the state convention dinner next Saturday and the banquet next Sunday at Equinox House Manchester. Contact Mary Sennett at 6250. Bishop Joyce and Miss Buckley will attend. spiritual bouquets will be presented. Officer installation rehearsal Tuesday at 7 30 followed by 8 pm meeting.
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Equinox House
Manchester
Mary Sennett
Robert F. Joyce
Margaret Buckley
Bishop Joyce
Mara Lusis Nominated for National English Award
Mara Lusis daughter of Mr and Mrs Harris Lusis of 203 Depot St has been nominated for the National Council of Teachers of English achievement program. She took three tests wrote a 300 word autobiography and a short story titled Two Dolls about her German childhood. Mara speaks English Latvian is a third year French student and a beginner in Russian. She participates in Girls Glee Club Science and Math Clubs and Pilgrim Fellowship. NCTE awards will be announced in December 1962 with winners sent to colleges for scholarships.
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Mara Lusis
Harris Lusis
Depot St
Benhi
National Council of Teachers of English
NCTE
Mara
Germany
The
Pilgrim Fellowship
Bendi
U.S
Saber staff named for September press duties
Jane Leahey will be editor in chief for next year with Hugh Briody as associate editor. Patricia Prandini to replace Leahey as copy editor and Marichristine Dahl named feature editor. New sports editors are Eileen Stockman and Dennis Hogan. Éxchange editor is Jean Cleary. Reporters include Cathie Jackson, Kathleen Torrisi and Robert Schultz. Photographers are David Humphreys and Michael Chechile.
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New “Saber
Jane Leahey
Bchs Saber
Hugh Briody
Ann Kuhn
Castleton Teachers College
FTA
Frances Burgess
Saber
Banner
Broad Brook Press
Bennington
Patricia Prandini
Marichristine Dahl
Eileen Stockman
Dennis Hogan
Assum
Ing
Jean Cleary
Daniel Abbot
Kathleen Ruland
Cathie Jackson
Kathleen Torrisi
Robert Schultz
David Humphreys
Michael Chechile
The
Mary King
Patricia Swhneski
Jean Tetreault
New York Education Official Warns Against Federal Control
Education Commissioner James E. Allen Jr. of New York urges a vigorous renaissance in state education departments to resist growing federal control. He says direct federal aid to states should fund specific needs and praises federal support for state educational leadership during the Northeastern meeting.
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Stowe
James E. Allen Jr
New York
Departments of Education
Commissioners of Education
New England
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Funeral services for Richard F. Rawson held in town
Funeral services for Richard F. Rawson of Elm Street, longtime banker and insurance agent, were held Thursday afternoon at Hanson-Walbridge Funeral Home. Rev. Stephen C. Green officiated and led the committal at Park Lawn Cemetery. Pallbearers included Lonergan, Thomas, Burt, Eldred, Drysdale, Bibber, Rawson Atwood and Dr. Abraham Moskovitz. The Lonergan Thomas agency closed in memorial tribute. Out-of-town mourners came from Schenectady New York Short Hills Rumson New Jersey and Montpelier.
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Richard F. Rawson
Elm Street
Hanson-Walbridge
Stephen C. Green
Second Congregational Church
Park Lawn Cemetery
Lawn Cemetery
John F. Lonergan
Theodore Thomas
Eugene C. Burt
Leon R. Eldred
Alexander B. Drysdale
Harold Bibber
Rawson Atwood
Abraham Moskovitz
Lonergan & Thomas Agency
Long Time Association
Schenectady
N.Y
Short Hills
Rumson
N.J
Montpelier
John E White 84 Greenwich milkman obituary
Greenwich Conn John E White 84 of 128 Hamilton Ave died Thursday morning at Greenwich Hospital. Former milk route operator born Purchase N Y son of Patrick and Margaret White. Survived by wife Mary Cullen two daughters Mrs Alfred D Lamberton and Mrs Matthew E McGee both of Greenwich two sons Edward J White and Stanley P White of Greenwich seven grandchildren. Solemn Requiem Mass Saturday at St Roch Church 9 a m Interment St Marys Cemetery Greenwich.
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Greenwich
Conn
John E. White
Hamilton Ave
Stanley P. White
Bennington
Greenwich Hospital
Purchase
N.Y
Patrick
Margaret McCarey White
White
Mary Cullen
Alfred D. Lamberton
Matthew E. McGee
Requiem High Mass for William F. Kearns Jr.
William F. Kearns Jr. of Gage Street died at Warner Nursing Home Monday. A Requiem High Mass at St. Francis de Sales Church Thursday was led by Rt. Rev. Msgr. Francis B. Flanagan. Pallbearers included Walter Nevils of Albany and James M. Kearns. Burial was in Park Lawn Cemetery with committal prayers by Msgr. Flanagan. Relatives traveled from New York City Albany and other towns for the service.
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St. Francis de Sales
William F. Kearns Jr
Gage Street
Warner Nursing Home
Mahar & Son Funeral
Francis B. Flanagan
Walter Nevils
Albany
N.Y
James M. Kearns
Arthur Butler
Ellis Winslow
Alfred Taylor Sr
Michael Williams
Holy Name Society of St. Francis de Sales
Msgr
Flanagan
Eagle Hose Co
Ormal Pierce Jr
Park Lawn
New York City
Hoosick Falls
New Britain
Thompsonville
Conn
North Adams
Montpelier
Mrs Harry Sheriss Services Planned for Former Bennington Teacher
Family services for Mrs. Harry Sheriss formerly Hazel Hart of Bennington will be held Saturday afternoon at Hanson-Walbridge Funeral Home. Daughter of E. E. and Anna Holden Hart of East Main Street she was a former local schoolteacher. She died Thursday at Noble Hospital in Westfield Massachusetts and the family requests no flowers.
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Harry Sheriss
Hazel Hart
Bennington
Hanson-Walbridge Funeral Home
Sheriss
E. E
Anna Holden Hart
East Main Street
Noble Hospital
Westfield
Mass
Bennington Briefs Roundup of club talks and civic notices
Regular meeting of the Roaring Branch Home Demonstration Group at Lula Sweet's home featured a talk on Banking Services. Elections, a June 4 picnic at deer park, charity funds, and refreshments noted. Various local activities include Cooties, a $25 VFW Home donation, hospital notes, and a steel bench for the Vermont Soldiers Home. Parking bans precede the Tri-State Music Festival.
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Roaring Branch
Lula Sweet
Marion Harris
Deer Park
BC Lions Sign Top Passer Mel Melin from Washington State
The British Columbia Lions announced on Thursday night the signing of quarterback Mel Melin from Washington State University. He is described as one of the top college passers in U S football and joins the Western Conference club.
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Vancouver
British Columbia Lions
Mel Melin
Washington State University
U.S
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Senate Investigations Subcommittee
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VFW
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Cootie Nancy Hall
Putnam Hospital
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East Arlington
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Clifford W. Wright
Rutland Airport
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George Elwell
Women’s Self-Government Association
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