Civil rights rally and local political events in Vermont
Vermont events report a May 28 civil rights rally at Springfield High School with speaker former Senator Ralph Flanders and panelists Rev. Edgar Pearn and Prof. Cleveland Williams. Middlebury hosts Lake Champlain Committee meeting May 23 led by Dr. Harold Harris and Capt. Chauncey Dunton with remarks from Richard Snelling and others. A May 25 premiere of Trial By Water, a 16 mm film on state water issues, debuts in Montpelier. Miss Patricia Clehy crowned Miss Vermont Photographer of 1964 in Rutland. Barring deaths by suicide noted in Barre and Shelburne. Superior Court considers pole rent dispute in St Albans. A 66-year-old Jeffersonville woman killed in a headon crash near town hall. Vermont highway toll reaches 43.
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Middlebury
Lake Champlain Committee
Middlebury Inn
Harold J. Harris
Westport
N.Y
Chauncey E. Dunton
Salisbury
Lake Champlain
Montpelier
Department of Water Resources
Pavilion Hotel
Vermont
Robert Frost
Lowell Thomas
Picketing School 6 Al bany for Integrated Schools
Youths from local junior branches of civil rights groups plan a protest at School 6 Albany over alleged de facto segregation and for higher teacher pay as part of the March for Integrated Schools. The event coincides with a state wide observance in New York.
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Albany
UPI
New York City
Berkshire furniture thefts tied to homes across area
State police report positive identifications for many items taken from more than 30 Berkshire homes. Furniture is the main target with some missing since 1962. Investigation into the series of thefts continues as authorities pursue leads.
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Pittsfield
Stock Market Opens Firm in Moderate Trading
New York stocks start higher with gains for National Cash Register Reynolds Tobacco and Du Pont while Ker n McGee and Alcoa slip. Major issues like Ford Chrysler General Motors and U S Steel show mixed moves as trading proceeds amid varied volumes.
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My Goodrich Tire & Rub
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Youngstown ST
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Armour
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Ve Gen Dynamics
Parachute Fails Veteran Jumper Dies in 8000-Foot Fall
Bernard L. Nutting 35 of Woburn, veteran of 1300 jumps and head of the New England Sport Parachute Association, died after his parachute failed to open during a Pleasantview Air Park sky show in Newburyport. Anderson of Norwood survived after a similar jump in the same plane. Nutting’s body found near Parker Street after the accident witnessed by about 200 spectators.
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Newburyport
Mass
UPI
Bernard L. Nutting
Woburn
New England Sport Parachute Association
Nutting
George Anderson
Norwood
Pleasantview Air Park
Parker Street
Common Pasture Road
Raymond H. Clark
Andersons
Race issues split Baptist meetings in Atlantic City
In Atlantic City New Jersey the American Northern Baptist Convention opens with civil rights topics and speakers like Hubert H Humphrey and Ralph Abernathy while the Southern Baptist Convention avoids such topics. Leaders differ on addressing civil rights on the convention floor.
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Atlantic City
N.J
American Northern Baptist Convention
Southern Baptist Convention
Hubert H. Humphrey
Senate Civil Rights
Ralph B. Abernathy
Atlanta
First
Bennington Banner details contacts and circulation
The Bennington Banner outlines its offices and departments with phone numbers for business news and advertising. It lists publishing details, UPI affiliation, delivery options, and subscription rates for Vermont and nationwide readers.
Boy 12 Survives 11 Days at World's Fair
A 12 year old, Dominick Tucci of Port Washington, lived on the World’s Fair grounds for 11 days after sneaking in May 6. He earned money by collecting coins from fountains and eating at pavilions, sleeping in deserted buildings. He was spotted by a concessionaire and his parents were notified. the mother called him adventurous but not bad.
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UPI
Dominick Tucci
Dominick
Continental Insurance Co
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