Bank President Edward Hubbard Dies At 89 In Vermont
Edward Hubbard president of the Enosburg Falls National Bank and former state legislator died Wednesday night at age 89. A Franklin native and descendant of Samuel Hubbard who founded the community, he will have funeral services Sunday. In Burlington, a federal grant of 193000 toward a 600000 nursing dormitory at DeGoesbriand Memorial Hospital was announced under the Hill Burton Act. The dormitory would house 150 students.
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Enosburg Falls Bank
East Highgate
Edward Hubbard
Enosburg Falls National Bank
Hubbard
Franklin
Samuel Hubbard
Burlington
DeGoesbriand Memorial Hospital
UVM Head Seeks State TV Network Through Legislature
University of Vermont President Dr John T Fey plans to urge the board of trustees to ask the legislature to create an educational television network in Vermont. The plan follows a year long study by a UVM professor and Gov Keyser is reviewing the resulting proposals.
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Burlington
University of Vermont
John T. Fey
UVM
Keyser
TV News Director Named Vermont Civil Rights Chair
John A. Sullivan of Burlington, WCAX-TV, was named to chair Vermont's State Advisory Committee on Civil Rights for a two year term. He replaces John Hooper, editor of the Brattleboro Reformer, who remains on the panel. Members include Rep. Alexander Drysdale and William T. Doyle among others.
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Burlington
Vermont
U.S. Commission On Civil Rights
John A. Sullivan
Sullivan
Wcax-Tv
John Hooper
Brattleboro Reformer
Hooper
Alexander Drysdale
D-Bennington
William T. Doyle
Johnson Teachers College
St. Albans
John G. Kisame
Free Oral Polio Vaccine To Reach New Hampshire Tots
Concord officials and the New Hampshire Medical Society authorize a mass immunization of children six weeks to six years old. Some clinics may begin next week as 65 000 Sabin doses are released for county led clinics staffed by physicians nurses and volunteers. Col. Joseph Regan will rush vaccine to points around the state to start before month end.
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Concord
N.H
New Hampshire
State Health Department
New Hampshire Medical Society
Health Department
Joseph Regan
Medical Society
The
Society
Thieves Take $50 From Molly Stark School Safe
State police investigate a theft at Molly Stark School in Bennington. A safe in Principal Philip Walker office was broken into and about $30 from club funds plus milk money from desks were stolen. No exterior entry found. motive tied to after hours meeting of Bennington Southwest School Planning Board.
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Molly Stark
Greater Bennington
Philip Walker
Bennington Southwest School Planning Board
Walker
New York
Hoffa Indicted After Bail in Two Civil and Federal Cases
Teamsters Union President James R. Hoffa, free on $500 bail for an assault charge, faces a June 19 trial after a grand jury indicted him on two counts alleging more than a million dollars in illegal payments from Commercial Carriers Inc. and Owen Bert Brennan in Nashville.
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Washington
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Samuel Baron
Baron
Nashville, Tenn
Michigan
Commercial Carriers Inc
Owen Bert Brennan
Teamster
St Lawrence Ice Cuts Vermont Power Allocations
Public Service Commissioner John D. Paterson said Vermont has not secured agreed cutbacks to its St. Lawrence Niagara power allotment from the New York Power Authority. He cited differing views on the contract interpretation and noted ice jams caused losses to Vermont utilities, but the state will waive compensation.
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Montpelier
Public Service
John D. Paterson
New York Power Authority
Vermont
St. Lawrence
Bennington Community Briefs Highlights Local Meetings and Events
Local groups schedule meetings and activities in Bennington and nearby towns. VFW Ladies Auxiliary meets at 8 p.m. at the VFW Home. visits by Mr. and Mrs. Daley of Glens Falls. Joe Handy to attend Vermont Employment Service on Monday 1 to 2 30 p.m. Youth Fellowships canceled. Green Mountain Club hike to Prospect Rock. Little League meeting at Moose Hall Monday 7 30 p.m. News of a Flowers and Fashions show to benefit veterans’ hospital. Humane Society dinner and talk by State’s Attorney Burgess. weekend restaurant special. several ads for house sale, dental conference trip, and private sale antiques.
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First Methodist Church
Bennington
Ellen Gird
Christian Education
Benninton
Green Mountain Club
Prospect Rock
Manchester
Bennington Post Office
Shaftsbury
John Paulson
Silk Road
Little League
Moose Hall
Joseph McDonough
Plain Dirt
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Vogue and
Vanity
House of Walsh
Suzanne
White River Junction Veterans’ Administration Hospital
Bennington County Humane Society
John A. Burgess
Law
The
Humane Society
Margaretta Schuyler
Old Bennington
Kennedy orders 5000 U S troops to Thailand
The United States will bolster Thai forces to five thousand Marines soldiers sailors and airmen after Bangkok sought help against a Communist threat near Laos. Khrushchev noted a agreement between Dean Rusk and Thanat Khoman and questioned who appointed the Thai foreign minister.
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Ing
Kennedy
Thailand
Laos
U.S
Khrushchev
U. S
Dean Rusk
Thanat Khoman
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Peace Corps Washington
Wershire
Peace Corps
Robert Steiner
Stein
Iran
ETV
Bennington Briefs
VFW
North Street
Hubert E. Daley
Glens Falls
N. Y
Mr. Daley
Clarence A. Daley
School St
Joseph Handy
Vermont Employment Service
Iron Kettle
W. S. Hall
Denver
Colorado
American Congress of Cardiology
Gilbert Smith
Route 7
Lai
Oxfords
ICE Chest
Ominum
Main Street
Bennington’s
New Main Street
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