Nixon and Davis win Burr and Burton mock elections
At Burr and Burton Seminary in Manchester Richard M Nixon won the student election with 155 votes, Humphrey 62, Wallace 22. Deane C Davis led GOP governor race with 170, Daley 134. Headmaster cited Daley’s schoolyard appearance as boosting support.
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Richard M. Nixon
Burr and Burton Seminary
Hubert H. Humphrey
American Independent Party
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William Fritts
Eugene J. McCarthy
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Deane C. Davis
John Daley
Shaftsbury voters elect Kel ton B Miller for Rep Dist 42
Shaftsbury voters elect Kel ton B Miller to represent District 42. Transportation inquiries urged to 442-9534 or 442-4773. Also elected are Justice of the Peace officers William Barber Eze kie l S Cross Jr Clinton Mc Donald Roberta Haynes Pauline Knapp Laura Montgomery and Bernard McCarthy with advisory status.
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Kelton B. Miller
Transportation Call
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Justice of the Peace
William Barber
Ezekiel S. Cross Jr
Clinton McDonald
Roberta Haynes
Pauline Knapp
Laura Montgomery
Bernard McCarthy
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Whalen Seeks Vermont Attorney General Post
Vermont Democrat Thomas L. Whalen of Arlington tours Bennington County urging voters to back his run for attorney general. The former assistant U S attorney advocates a merged Vermont Police Academy with the University of Vermont, expanded consumer protection, and stronger enforcement of water and natural resource laws to deter fraud and protect the public. He notes acceptance of recent department reorganizations and contrasts positions with Sen James Jeffords.
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Thomas L. Whalen
United States
State Police Academy
Law Enforcement Training Council
Vermont Police Academy
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James L
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Federal
Attorney General
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Vermont Tissue Paper Co
James Jeffords
Rutland
Altho Whalen
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Burglary Case Transferred To Grand Jury
A Williamstown man charged with burglary and petty larceny has had his case moved from Hoosick Falls Village Court to the Rensselaer County Grand Jury on the recommendation of the county district attorney. Daniel V. Bryant, 24, was accused of entering Hoosac Pharmacy in Hoosick Falls in August and failed to appear at a hearing. He remains free on $2,500 bail after arrest by Vermont State Police in Bennington. The case is expected to be presented to the grand jury at Thursday’s session.
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Mass
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Rensselaer County Grand Jury
Robert Reeves
Rensselaer County
Daniel V. Bryant
Massachusetts
Hoosac
James Reilly
Asst. Dist. Atty
Reeves
Thomas G. Restino
Bryant
Vermont
Bennington
Hunters Warned to Declare Guns at Canadian Border
Vermont Fish and Game urges hunters to declare firearms to U S Customs before hunting in Canada. Reported seizures under the 1968 Gun Control Act prompt the advisory, which asks for model and serial numbers. All domestic killed meat must be delivered by 6 p.m. Nov 2 and no more will be accepted until after deer season at Battenkill Locker in Manchester Center Vermont.
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UPI
Vermont
Battenkill Locker
Manchester Center
DeMolay Reactivated in Bennington Under Torborg Guidance
Louis G. Torborg leads the Marl-Benno chapter of DeMolay in Bennington as it revives after a period of inactivity. The first meeting is set for Thursday November 14 at 7:30 PM at the Mt Anthony Masonic Temple. Father participation welcomed. Initiation is described as a solemn, non hazing process building character in boys ages 14 through 20. The order, founded in 1919, now has 170000 members in 2500 chapters across 12 nations and aims to curb juvenile delinquency through civic minded training.
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Bill Beck
Rutland
Vermont
McMolay
Bennington
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Main Street
Order of DeMolay
Kansas City
Frank S. Land
Hamlin Named Vice Chairman for Nixon-Agnew Team
John H. Hamlin of Shaftsbury was named Friday as a vice chairman of the Eisenhower Team Committee for Nixon-Agnew by United Citizens for Nixon-Agnew. Hamlin previously served as an executive assistant on the White House staff during the Eisenhower Administration. A telegram from Richard M. Nixon conveyed appreciation for Hamlin's support and noted the honor of the appointment.
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Shaftsbury
Eisenhower
Nixon-Agnew
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White House
Richard M. Nixon
Williams Bennington Group Sponsors College Exchanges
The Williams Bennington Committee fosters weekly lecture exchanges between Williams College and Bennington College. Bennington's Nicholas Delbanco and Louis Carini participated, with plans for a sleep-out, a folk festival on November 15, and improved cross campus transportation. The group operates independently of administration.
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Williams
Bennington College
Amherst
Kelly
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Cool Weather Signals Cluster Fly Invasions
Burlington residents face an annual cluster fly invasion as cool weather arrives. University of Vermont Extension entomologist Dr. George MacCollum advises sealing exterior cracks, spraying the house exterior, and using DDT powder in the ratio of one quarter pound per five gallons of water, repeating after 10 to 14 days. Inside, use pyrethrin aerosols daily and vacuum up flies. In attics and crawl spaces, DDVP resin strips help, with careful label reading. Flies do not feed or lay eggs in fall and winter, but search for hibernation sites and enter through small openings around windows and clapboards. Tachinidae cluster flies form dense groups in cold weather, then drift into heated rooms at night. They are not true houseflies.
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Burlington
Vermont
University of Vermont Extension
George MacCollum
VISTA Volunteers Seek Donations For New Playground
Bennington VISTA volunteers Frank Scanlon and Peter Auerbach build playground equipment for Beech Court youths using salvaged steel tubing. They lack budget and need about 800 feet of 1/2 to 1 inch pipe and 200 feet of two inch pipe. donations of scrap or whole lengths welcomed by calling Scanlon or Auerbach at 442-3964.
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VISTA
Frank Scanlon
Peter Auerbach
Beech Court
Scanlon
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