Cornell Canoe Champion Heads National Slalom Field
Cornell University student Tom Southworth won the singles title in the national canoe slalom championships on the West River, finishing ahead of a quarter-mile course. He then teamed with Dave Guss of Penn State to win the men’s doubles crown in the same event watched by over 200 spectators. The meet also featured water racing and kayaking on turbulent white water.
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Jamaica
UPI
Cornell University
Tom Southworth
Southworth
Cornellian
Dave Guss
Pennsylvania State University
Tragedy in New York as Farmer Dies After Tractor Accident
In Greenwich John A. Robertson 43 a farmer died Monday after a tractor accident. He reportedly fell striking his head on a plow blade and the tractor rolled on through a stone wall before stopping against a tree. Coroner Dr. Charles Cole withheld verdict pending investigation.
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Greenwich
John A. Robertson
Charles Cole
Washington County
Robertson
H. W. Clark Co. to Liquidate after 88 Years in Berkshire
Berkshire area wholesale grocer H. W. Clark Co announces closure at week’s end due to competition rising costs and thinning margins. Building’s future uncertain as it sits in Main Street urban renewal area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Adams
H. W. Clark Co
Tri-State
Robert H. Clark
Main Street
Stock market opens with mixed, narrow moves on Wall Street
New York stocks start the day mostly unchanged or modestly higher with notable shifts. American Tobacco trades at 321.4, Kennecott Copper up to 83.7, United Aircraft at 45.0, and Polaroid rising to 14.15 while Xerox weakens to 11.614. General Electric slips to 83.14 and IBM climbs to 47.4 amid broad activity.
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NEW York
UPI
American Tobacco
General Foods
Southern Pacific Railway
Kennecott Copper
United Aircraft
Goodyear
International Minerals & Chemical
General Electric
Pan American World Airways
Ford
General Motors
Chrysler
American Motors
du Pont
Eastman Kodak
Allied Chemical
Dow Chemical
Lukens
Bethelehem
U.S. Steel
IBM
Control Data
Litton
Honeywell
RCA
Polaroid
Xerox
Briggs Mfg
North Amer
Pacific
Owens CF
Panawa
Chesapeake & Ohio
Parke Davis
City
Peabody C
Coca Cola
Penn Dcm
Colgate
Penn PL
Columbia Gas
Pennsylvania RR
Dow Chemical MY
Reynolds
Dupont
Ly Reynolds Tobacco
East Air L
Richfield
Eastman
Ip Schenley
Sears Roebuck
Erie Lack
Simmons
Firestone
General Dynamics
Socony Mobil
Goodrich Tire & Rub
Goodyear Tire & Rub
Standard Ohio Oh
Great A & P
Stewart Warner
Swift
Y Greyhound
Gulf Oil
Tennessee Gas
Harbison Walker
Texaco
Herc
Pwd
Thompson Ra
Hershey
Timken
Ing Rand
Trans WA
Air Reuo
Int Harvester
Union Carbide
Alco Prodent
T&t
United Airc
United Air Lines
Allegheny
Steala Island Creek Coal
United Gas Imp
Allegheny Power
Jones & Laughlin
Joy Mfg
United States Rubber
Allis Chalmers
Kennecott
United States Smelt
American Airlines
Kroger
United States Steel
American Can
Va P&p
Western Union American
Lorillard
Westing Air
Mack Trucks
Westing Electric
American Optical
Monsanto
Wheeling Steel
American
Montgomery Ward
White Motor
Armco Steel
National Dairy
Woolworth
Vy Armour
National Dist
Zerox Cp
Bald L Hm
Bendix
National Gypsum
Youngstown ST Zenith
New York Central
Bethlehem Steel Norf & Western
NJ Zinc
New Hampshire Young GOP Given Two Weeks to Make Peace
The National Federation of Young Republican Clubs has granted the New Hampshire Young GOP Council a two week extension to settle its differences. Publisher Richard E. Howard.
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New Hampshire
Gop
Hillsborough, N.H
UPD
The
National Federation of Young Republican Clubs
Young Gop Council
Richard E. Howard
Howard
Cohen
William C. King
Hillsborough Weekly Messenger
Maryland Primary Tests Johnson Prestige Against Wallace
Maryland voters head to the polls amid a cloud of civil rights debate as President Johnson and George Wallace face off in a battle over national policy. Sen. Brewster leads Johnson supporters in Maryland with high turnout anticipated, while Republicans nomenclature remains uninstructed.
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Baltimore
UPI
Maryland
Johnson
Wallace
Brewster
Two Bay State Men Die In Head On Auto Crash
Two men died in a two car head on collision on Route 128 in Lexington Massachusetts Monday night. The deceased were Paul L Alberti a 46 year old Milton engineer at MIT Lincoln Laboratory and Robert M MacRae 57 a Hartford Maine retired postal worker. A third car carried Harold Nutter 56 and his wife from Woburn who were treated at Symmes Arlington Hospital for minor injuries. Mrs Nutter was kept for observation.
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Lexington
Mass
UPI
Paul L. Alberti
Milton
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Lincoln Laboratory
Robert M. MacRae
Hartford
Maine
Harold Nutter
Woburn
Symmes Arlington Hospital
Bennington Banner announces newspaper contact and rates
The Bennington Banner lists newsroom and advertising contacts and states its publication schedule. It presents subscription prices for Vermont and U S readers, including 3 months, 6 months, and 1 year options, with special rates for servicemen.
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Vermont
U.S
Bennington, Vt
New England Governors Back Regional Exhibit at Fair
New England governors meeting in Manchester New Hampshire say the 2.7 million regional exhibit at the New York World's Fair is not a flop. They reaffirm satisfaction with the concept and plan improvements to better represent New England while opening the exhibit fully within 10 days.
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Montpelier
Greater Vermont Association
State Chamber of Commerce
Vermont
Chambers of Commerce
New York
Montreal
Cleveland
New England
Manchester
N.H
UPI
Philip Wallwork
The
Automobile Legal Association
ALA
John N. Dempsey
Connecticut
Dempsey
John H. Reed
Maine
Vermont Bank and Trust Company
Bones Found by Boy Trigger Lincoln Investigation
A schoolboy found human bones along Summer Street near the Lincoln Lincoln town line. Tests were set to determine if the remains belong to Lincoln housewife Mrs. John C. Risch who vanished October 24, 1961. Dr. J Vincent DiRago said preliminary exam showed human bones including jaw, teeth, vertebrae, ribs and a long arm bone. A full skeleton search was under way.
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Lexington, Mass
UPI
Lincoln
Summer Street
Lexington-Lincoln Town Line
J. Vincent DiRago
Woburn
Peace Corps Awards Contract to Putney Group
U.S. Sen George D Aiken says the Peace Corps awarded a 53363 contract to the Experiment in International Living in Putney VI to train 60 instructors for an English teaching project in Turkey The program runs from June 14 to July 10.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Peace Corps
Putney
Turkey
Aiken
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Poultney
Green Mountain College
James Ritchie
Burlington
Vermont Commission On Higher Education
Federal Commissioner of Education
Ritchie
William C. Fels
Bennington College
Gordon Butler
Robert P. Davison
University of Vermont Extension Service
Davison
Butler
Peoples National Bank of
Barre
Johnson High School
University of
GVA
Troy
John L. Sheridan
Mt. St. Mary’s College
Emmitsburg
William H. Sheridan
St. Patrick’s Church
Albany Catholic
Speed Court
Albany
Supreme Court
Ellis J. Staley Jr
Loudonville
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Staley
East Greenbush
William Boegly
Boegly
Down In
Berkshire
Greylock
Williamstown
George F. Revelas
Mt. Greylock
Acton + Roxborough
West Acton
Berkshire Bank
Berkshire Bank & Trust Co
Veterans Memorial Drive
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Sayles Department Store
Adams
Laurie J. King
Selectmen
Pittsfield
Berkshire County
Boston
State House
LBJ
Senate
Hubert H. Humphrey
Hillsborough
Donald Lukens
Robert J. Cohen
Minor
Bay State
Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
W. T. Grant CO
Reed
Philip H. Hoff
Interstate Commerce Commission Acc
New Engeland
District of Columbia
ICC
Pennsylvania
New Haven
John C. Risch
Putney Group
Vermont Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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