Memorial rites for former Norwich President Charles Plumley
Funeral services were held Monday for Charles A. Plumley 89 longtime Republican who served 17 years in the U S House. He died last Saturday in Barre and was buried at Mount Hope Cemetery after casting his absentee ballot for president two days before his death.
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VPS
Norwich University
Charles A. Plumley
Barre
Plumley
U.S
House of Representatives
Mount Hope
Burlington
UPI
Gregory Lapan
St. Albans
Burlington High School
Lapan
Milton
DeGoesbriand Memorial Hospital
Ministers Bold Sermon On Goldwater Defeat In Ethical Lens
In Albany a Unitarian minister announced Sundays sermon topic Why Mr Goldwater was defeated and said pulpit and politics mix, pledging to explain the defeat in ethical terms even if Goldwater wins. In Colonie a 21 year old arson suspect was sentenced to Elmira Reformatory after pleading guilty to third degree arson.
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Goldwater
Nicholas C. Cardell
Cardell
Colonie
Elmira Reformatory
Gregory John Rice
China Company
City backs state school purchase in Berkshire light vote
The North Adams City Council approved a resolution supporting the state Education Department’s plan to buy Mark Hopkins Elementary School for 250000 to train teachers for North Adams State College. The sale would transfer teacher staffing to NASC, with the city’s role largely as support. In Pittsfield, water reserves slim as October rainfall failed. officials plan pumping from Onoto Lake barring heavy rain. Williamstown delays Spruces fountains purchase due to weather and site uncertainty. A Mt Greylock Tramway suit opens in Superior Court challenging the legality of the project and delaying decision to years.
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State Department of Education
Mark Hopkins
North Adams State College
Bernard Lenhoff
Department of Education
Anthony Sincluico
NASC
Pittsfield
George Bulgarelli
Onoto Lake
John F. Daniels
Williamstown
Park Commission
Albert Bachand
Tramway Authority
Act
Superior Court
Joseph B. Bartlett
Dixville Notch First to Vote for Goldwater in US Election
DIXVILLE NOTCH NH UPI eight voters in the White Mountain hamlet cast all eight ballots for Barry Goldwater at midnight setting a GOP tone for the nation. Neil Tillotson, owner of the rubber factory, led the group from the second floor voting tables. Absentee ballots included Philip Nash and his father Frank, with Frank tearing up an earlier ballot to vote in person. The group also backed John Pillsbury for governor and James Cleveland for Congress, while William Styles received the sole Democratic vote. Dixville Notch had previously reported no presidential votes in 1960.
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N.H
George Whitten
Laraine Jolin
Alex French
UPI
N. H
White Mountain
Barry Goldwater
Lyndon Johnson
Philip C. Nash
North
Stratford
Frank
Neil Tillotson
Rain In
Whitten
Cora
Loraine John
Cora Whitten
Gertrude E. Nash
Alex Franch
Lake Gloriette
John Pillsbury
Manchester
John W. King
James C. Cleveland
Charles B. Officer
William Styles
Groveton
Arthur Drake
Colebrook
Tillotson
Needham
Mass
Francis X. Bellotti
Volpe
John A. Volpe
Endicott Peabody
Frank Bellotti
Bellotti
Executive Council
Bellotti - Volpe
Peabody
Edward W. Brooke
James W. Hennigan Jr
Hennigan
Brooke
Crime Commission
Alfred Gardner
Non-Rumble Is Costly For Towns
Rumored weekend riots in Concord Plaistow and Claremont failed to occur yet substantial costs were incurred. The National Guard estimates 7500 dollars for food and salaries for 400 guardsmen on alert. Concord faces over 1000 dollars in extra help and equipment with Claremont and Plaistow expected to match. State Safety Commissioner Rhodes said the 90 troopers on duty would not receive overtime pay.
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New Hampshire
National Guard
Concord
Plaistow
Claremont
Robert Rhodes
Clerical Jobs To Increase Across Decade say Labor Dept
Washington The Labor Department predicts clerical jobs may double in ten years. A 69 page Women’s Bureau booklet notes more than 7 million women are employed in clerical work, surpassing other fields. Wages span from 56.50 weekly for file clerks to 96.50 for secretaries.
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Washington
UPD
Labor Department
Women’s Bureau
Massachusetts Votes Nears Close As Polls Open
Massachusetts voters prepared to cast ballots in a pivotal election with about 90 percent turnout expected. Key races include the governor's office, U.S. Senate seat held by Edward Kennedy, all U.S. House seats, and several statewide offices. Campaigns in Boston featured sharp ads and aggressive rhetoric as referenda proposals and term changes loomed.
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UPI
Massachusetts
U. S. Senate
U. S. House
Lyndon B. Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Barry M. Goldwater
William E. Miller
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Senate
Edward M. Kennedy
Howard Whitmore Jr
Bennington Banner Public Notices and Rates
The Bennington Banner lists telephone numbers for business news newsroom and advertising, gives address at 425 Main St Sensington Vermont, notes publication daily except Sunday and holidays, and provides subscription rates by mail within 50 mile radius and Vermont with three months to one year options, plus special servicemen rates.
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Main St
Sensington
Banner Publishing
United Press International
UPI
Adius
Vermont
U.S
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Maine
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William F. Keough Jr
New York
Preacher
Troy
Fitzgerald Bros. Brewing Co
Arnold Will
William Lewis
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Rensselaer County
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Berkshire
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N.h.hamlet
Goldwater Winslight
Carroll
Main St. Bennington
Bay State
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Gerard F. Doherty
Brook
U. S
Kevin H. White
Wallace B. Crawford
Robert Q. Crane
Robert C. Hahn
Thaddeus Buczko
MIE
Bennington, Vt
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Jewelers & Silversmiths
America
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