Police Report Details Two Weekend Vehicle Crashes in Bennington
Two weekend auto accidents in Bennington Village left no serious injuries. A Saturday collision at the A&P driveway on Depot Street involved a 1957 Plymouth driven by Marian C. Greene and a 1959 Ford driven by William A. Cone. Cone admitted to not looking when exiting and paid a $31.10 fine for careless driving. A Sunday intersection crash at Safford and Scott Streets involved a 1954 Ford driven by James T. La Croix and a 1962 Dodge Valiant driven by James E. Whitman, with both cars sustaining moderate damage and no injuries. An additional incident on Main Street near School Street left 6-year-old Alan Moskowitz with a bruised foot after a moving car struck him.
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Bennington Village
A&p
Depot Street
Plymouth
Marian C. Greene
Maple Haven Mobilehome Park
South Street
Ford
William A. Cone
School St
Cone
Greene
John P. Morrissey
Safford
Scott Streets
James T. LaCroix
North St
James E. Whitman
Main St
LaCroix
Scott Street
Whitman
Scott
Alan Paul Moskowitz
Sharon Drive
Main Street
School Street
Phillip Galon
A.C. Galon
Pine Circle
Trustees Meet Tonight Anyway
Bennington Village Trustees gather for their regular first Tuesday meeting at 7 p.m. in village offices to open bids for a new police car and decide if two cruisers are needed. If two are chosen, the current car will not be traded this year.
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Bennington
Salvatore Santarcangelo
Henry Mallory
Police Committee
Retraining Fund For Vermont Reaches $1.7 Million
Vermont Gov. Hoff announced that federal funds for retraining 264 workers across 12 projects total $1.7 million. The Manpower Development and Training Act provided $250,000, with detailed allocations for Burlington Cook's school, Rutland auto service and machine operators, Montpelier cooks and stenographers, Barre dairymen, oil burner repair, Middlebury dairymen, St Albans and St Johnsbury dairymen, among others.
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Rutland
Auto Service
Montpelier
Barre
Middlebury
St. Albans
St. Johnsbury
Justices of the Peace Stand for Election Too
Bennington voters today elect 15 justices of the peace while other towns in the county choose smaller numbers. The town Board of Civil Authority includes the justices, selectmen, and town clerk and handles election administration and results. It revises voter lists, serves as appeal body for property assessments, and may waive taxes for qualifying individuals.
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Justices of the Peace
Bennington
Town Board of Civil Authority
Bennington Village
Village Board of Civil Authority
Selectmen
Board of Civil Authority
Board of Appeal
Town Sisters
Bap tists and Methodists Join In Financial Canvass
About 100 laymen and women from Bennington First Baptist and First Methodist Churches will meet Wednesday at 6:30 PM at the Methodist Church to participate in the United Church Financial Canvass running November 8 to 15. The program includes worship, a film The Spenders, and canvassing training. Teams will visit 10 to 12 families each. Names of volunteers from the Methodist and Baptist churches are listed.
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Bennington
First Methodist Church
David Berry
Charles Boudakian
Henry Bushee
Gerald Butler
Stanley Cleveland
H. Lee Coombs
Paul Crane
Carroll Cross
Harold Cross
Asa Elwell
Oakley Frost
Arthur Gage
Vernon Gage
Harold Humphrey
James Meranowicz
Arthur Muchmore Sr
Dean Osgood
Grover Pennock
Stuart Preston
Frederick Pulver
Robert Reynolds
Arthur Rogerson
Edna Smith
Manning Named Dean of Stanford Law School
The Oct 30 Time magazine features Bayless Manning as dean designate of Stanford University Law School. Married to Marjorie Jolivette of North Bennington, Manning is praised as a rapidly rising young legal scholar with a growing reputation. The article also cites Yale Law School Dean Eugene Rostow.
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North Bennington
Time Magazine
Bayless Manning
Stanford University Law School
Manning
Marjorie Jolivette
Carl Jolivette
Eugene V. Rostow
Yale University Law School
Fall River
Mass
Yale
Cleveland
Corporation
Western Reserve University
Cleveland Metropolitan Service Commission
Latin America
CIA
NATO
Yale Law Faculty
Stanford
Washington, D.C
Clausses Attend Conference on Chiropractic Events in Montpelier
Dr. and Mrs. George E. Clauss of Bennington attended the Vermont Chiropractic Association fall meeting in Montpelier last weekend. Dr. John Mazion, a National College of Chiropractic faculty member, lectured on whiplash and neck injuries, highlighting manipulative therapy and post graduate education. The gathering honored Dr. Grace Webb of Burlington, license No. 1 from 1919, and featured remarks by the Very Rev. John Vincent S.P. on chiropractic service to humanity.
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George E. Clauss
Bennington
Vermont Chiropractic Association
Vermont State Board of Examiners and Registration
Montpelier
John Mazion
National College of Chiropracetic
Chiropractic
LaGrange
Ill
DePaul University
NCC
Vermont State Board of Examiners and Registrations
Grace Webb
Burlington
John Vincent
S.P
St. John Vianeney Seminary
Barre
Fortnightly 4 Hers Plan Fall Food Sale
The Junior Fortnightly 4 H Club met at Mrs. Everett Lillie home with new officers taking over. Darlene Main joined as a member. Seals pins and certificates were awarded for a year of work. A fall food sale was approved to fund the club treasury. Ricky Howe won the jack o lanterns and the games. Brownies were served by the girls. Next meeting set for November 14 at 9 30 a.m.
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Everett Lillie
Darlene Main
Ricky Howe
Ricky
Benhi Science Class Tours Berkshire Museum in Pittsfield
Judith DeMayo and 43 ninth grade earth science students visited the Berkshire Museum in Pittsfield Massachusetts and the Natural Bridge in North Adams on October 21 to explore early world history. They split into guided groups among exhibits featuring Egyptian artifacts, Roman and Greek art, medieval items, American and modern art, and a display of rocks, minerals, and fossils.
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Judith DeMayo
Stuents
Berkshire Museum
Pittsfield
Mass
Natural Bridge
North Adams
Bendi
Harold Gordon
Bennington
Egypt
Michaelangelo
Ellen Crane
Norman Rockwell
North Pole
Berkshire County
Municipal Court Rules House of Correction For Rock Non‑Support
Kenneth W. Rock, 22, of 111 Holden St., was sentenced to six to 12 months on two non‑support charges. Judge Morris suspended most of the terms, placed Rock on probation with $25 to his wife and two children, medical costs for a third birth, and $30 weekly support after the birth. A second condition bars Rock from associating with Joan Hohman or any woman unless he seeks divorce or separation. Rock allegedly failed to support his family since Oct. 19. Separately, William H. Gygax, 18, of 223 Maple St., was fined $15 for driving before a car inspection on Nov. 1 on U.S. 7 in Bennington. Deborah W. Langman, 19, of New York City, was fined $50 after pleading guilty to three motor vehicle violations including failure to stop at College Road junction, driving without a license, and speeding in excess of 40 mph on Vermont 67A.
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Kenneth W. Rock
Holden St
House of Correction
Windsor
John P. Morrissey
Rock
Marion
Morrissey
Joan Hohman
William H. Gygax
Maple St
U.S. 7
Bennington
Deborah W. Langman
New York City
Miss Langman
College Road
Vermont 67A
College Political Survey To Await Election Results
NORTH BENNINGTON The Bennington College political science class has completed interviews surveying political attitudes of North Bennington voters. The 25 students, taught by Leonard Rowe, will delay releasing results until after the election to avoid influencing the outcome. They emphasize the exercise value over predicting votes.
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North Bennington
Bennington College
Leonard Rowe
Rowe
Hoag accuses sheriff aide of circulating rumors
Democratic candidate George F. Hoag accuses a member of the Fennington County sheriff's department of spreading vicious rumors about him. Sheriff Maloney, the Republican incumbent, denies the charges and says his dep u ties and supporters are above such campaigning. Hoag urges the public not to trust underhanded tactics.
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George F. Hoag
Fennington County
Sheriff’s Department
Hoag
John H. Maloney
Farm Census Begins Soon in Bennington County
County Agent John C. Page reports the 1964 Census of Agriculture questionnaires are being mailed to Bennington County farmers. Enumerators start visiting farms on November 9 to collect forms, with staff available to assist and review for complete answers.
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Bennington County
John C. Page
Bureau of the Census
U.S. Department of Commerce
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