DeGrace seeks Democratic nomination for Executive Council
Gerard J DeGrace a two term alderman with past state legislative and Manchester selectman roles announced his bid for the Democratic nomination to the New Hampshire Executive Council in the 3rd District, challenging incumbent Roger Brassard. The other item notes Central Vermont Public Service Corp reports first quarter 1962 stock earnings of 32 cents per share, up six cents from 1961, with revenues up 5.6 percent and electricity sales up 9.3 percent.
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Manchester
N.H
Gerard J DeGrace
Executive Council
Roger Brassard
DeGrace
Rutland
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
Vermont Life subsidy boost urged by Gov Keyser
Gov Keyser backs a larger legislative subsidy for Vermont Life magazine and says advertising should be required to erase its growing deficit. Editor Walter Hard Jr warned red ink would affect quality as costs rise beyond the current $30,000 annual subsidy.
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Montpelier
Keyser
Vermont Life Magazine
Walter Hard Jr
Vermont extends unemployment benefits under federal program
About half of Vermont’s insured workers will keep benefits after the state’s high level unemployment period ends. The Department of Employment Security says a federal extended benefits program will apply to roughly half of current recipients, with the high level unemployment condition expected to end this week.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Department of Employment Security
Hood murder appeal delayed to September in Vermont
Convicted killer James Hood of Topsham will not have his Supreme Court appeal heard until September. Attorney Joseph M. ONeill says briefs are being prepared for Hood, who received a life sentence two years ago for the murder of Leonard Pray of Waits River. Hood's prior counsel changed after Adams of Waterbury withdrew when named attorney general.
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Rutland
James Hood
Topsham
Supreme Court
Joseph M. O'Neill
Hood
Charles Adams
Waterbury
Adams
Leonard Pray
Waits River
Vermont Highway Probe Questions Rockingham Chester Road Funds
Officials gather correspondence over a Region Highway Council claim of waste in a 500000 Rockingham Chester Road project. A council member warned the dam at Brockway’s Mills may render the road unusable within five years. Sen. James Oakes says investigadores will explain at next week’s hearings.
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Brockway
Williams River
James Oakes
R-Windham
Legislative Commission
New Hampshire Speaker Proposes 4000 Dollar Adjournment Mileage
Concord AP Lamprey urges 1963 Legislature to approve a 4000 dollar mileage payment for 1961 lawmakers for overnight session work to reach July 1 adjournment. Attorney General ruled out extra day’s mileage last year. Lamprey’s white paper outlines legal complications from the adjournment.
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Concord
N.H
Stewart Lamprey
Attorney General's Department
Lamprey
Diner loses licenses. boys admit stolen funds used
Miss Adams Diner had two licenses suspended for a week over pinball machine violations. Two boys aged 11 and 13 told police they used stolen money to play the machines. Selectmen refused a 30 day extension after a second suspension in a year. North Adams State to offer majors in science and mathematics next fall to train junior and senior high school teachers.
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North Adams
North Adams State College
Fisk Named Associate Member of ZBA in Williamstown
Robert A. Fisk, foreman at Cornish Wire, is named an associate member of the Williamstown Zoning Board of Appeals to succeed the resignation of Philip Cook.
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Williamstown
Robert A. Fisk
Cornish Wire
Zoning Board of Appeals
Philip Cook
Rockefeller Tour Eyes Troy and Hudson Valley Visit
Gov Rockefeller plans a non political tour of New York visiting Troy Rensselaer and Waterford next Friday to inspect Hudson Valley Community College and Griswold Heights housing. A Saratoga conference suggested an Rensselaer County sewage pipeline to the Atlantic to curb Hudson River discharge. At Genesee, 675 students petitioned against tuition as Rockefeller dedicated three new buildings costing 3.4 million and hinted support for State University Board of Trustees action on tuition.
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Troy
Rockefeller
Rensselaer
Waterford
Hudson Valley Community College
Griswold Heights
Saratoga
Rensselaer County
Atlantic Ocean
Hudson River
Arthur Handley
Rensselaer County Health Department
Saratoga Spa
Rochester
State University College At
Genesee
State University Board of Trustees
Awards Given At HS Drama Club Banquet
The Benhi Drama Club held its annual banquet at Mount Anthony Country Club with 41 attendees. Outgoing President Susan Taylor announced certificates and awards. gold pins went to Linda Waite Larry Moskovitz and Susan Taylor, silver pins to Geri Winchell Sandra Harmon Judy Weeks Ty Trainor, certificates to Bob Maul Chet Mattison Sheron Becker and Gary Harbour. New officers include Gary Harbour Martha Wallace Ann Marie Goyette Regina Hurley. A short play Conglomeration was staged and guests spoke before dancing to close the evening.
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Susan Taylor
Linda Waite
Larry Moskovitz
Geri Winchell
Sandra Harmon
Judy Weeks
Ty Trainor
Bob Maul
Chet Mattison
Sheron Becker
Gary Harbour
Miss Taylor
Gail Horst
Regina Hurley
Cindy Stratton
Martha Wallace
Ann Marie Goyette
Phillip Viereck
Children’s Aid Groups to Aid Vermont Areas
Woodstock Vermont Children’s Aid Society plans area committees to assist statewide programs. George B Biggs of South Pomfret chairs the committee. Mrs Esther Macneil supervises Springfield district work. a June fundraising drive was discussed at a Woodstock meeting led by Mrs Harold Conner with Carleton W Howe present.
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Woodstock
Vermont Children’s Aid Society
George B. Biggs
South Pomfret
Children’s Aid Society
Esther Macneil
Springfield
Harold Conner
Carleton W. Howe
Dorset
Colby Jr. College to Get New Gym
Colby Junior College in New London New Hampshire will begin construction on a new gymnasium. Douglas Page of Claremont won the contract with a bid of 310 dollars. The building is expected to be completed in spring 1963.
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Colby Jr. College
New London
N.H
Colby Junior College
Douglas Page
General Contractors
Claremont
Navy to Transfer Destroyers and Sub to Greek Navy
The United States will transfer two U S Navy destroyers and a submarine to the Royal Greek Navy, the U S Embassy announced on Thursday in Athens Greece. The move strengthens military ties between the two nations and expands Greek naval capabilities.
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Athens
Greece
Royal Greek Navy
U.S
Farrington Says State Aid Road Elimination Needs Study
Herbert Farrington, chief planning engineer of the Highway Department, said the department will not commit to eliminating the state aid road system until more studies are completed. He noted a four month study is needed and discussions with the legislative commission will be scheduled to expedite it.
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Montpelier
Herbert Farrington
Highway Department
Farrington
Commission
James Oakes
Highway Board
Russell Holden
Oakes
Council Seeks N H Ice Control Measures
Concord New Hampshire AP The Legislative Council was urged to place state controls on ice on public waters classified as public highways under supervision for motor vehicles horses and both houses. Director Clifton W Smith urged ice races and testified against a bid to ban house boats on large lakes and ponds.
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Concord
N. H
Legislative Council
Clifton W. Smith
Division of Safety Services
Smith
James C. Cleveland
New London
Bennington Banner: Rates and publication details
The Bennington Banner lists mailing rates for Vermont and neighboring counties. It notes daily publication excluding Sundays and legal holidays and delivery by carrier. The notice includes subscription prices for mail and servicemen rates.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
Vermont
Banner Publishing Corporation
Associated Press
AP News
Rensselaer
Washington Counties
N.Y
Massachusetts
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Roland Bourke
Richard Mazejewski
Pittsfield
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Burlington
George Johnson
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Benhi
Children’s Aid Groups
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Elm Street
G. S. Blodgett
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PTA Rug
Flynn Avenue
Cette
Burlington, Vermont
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National Realtors
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Elizabeth Beckwith
T. Garry Buckley
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Florence Hadwen
Breard Hawks Burton Immen
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Dorothy Jones
Tracy Kenyon
George Markey
Ethel Wells
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Bennington, Vt
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Drake
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