Vermont Highway Death Toll Reaches 130
Six Vermonters died in highway accidents since Monday. A Johnson trucker, 36, Arthur E. Simpson, crushed when his truck fell from a jack on Route 100 between Johnson and North Hyde Park. A Middlebury three car crash killed Benjamin H. Curler, 74, and Marion Curler, 60, with Joseph Paris, 31, injured. Donat Charbonneau and Crescente Charbonneau died in Quebec, Nova Scotia, and Marcel Chocquette of Newport perished on the New York Thruway. Vermont’s toll stands at 130, one short of last year’s record 131.
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Johnson
North Hyde Park
Emerson
Middlebury
Panton
Benjamin H. Curler
Marion
Middlebury’s
Porter Hospital
Joseph O. Parris
Bondville
Edward H. Brooks
Charlotte
Freligsburg
Que
U.S
Donat Charbonneau
Crescente
Francene
Chatham
N.Y
Marcel Chocquette
Newport
Albany
Vermont
Japan Exceeds Hoff's Wildest Expectations
Governor Hoff praises Japan as hardworking and considerate, urges a sister state link with Yamagata, criticizes Tokyo's loss of historic sites, and outlines plans for a Vietnam trip and a Europe visit with First Lady Hoff. He will join Mrs. Hoff in Europe on Nov 9 and return Nov 14 while speaking on a national program.
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UPI
Philip H. Hoff
Japan
Dave Gravelle
WVMT
Vermont
Yamagata
Hoff
Tokyo
Viet Nam
U.S
50th Annual Meeting Today Of Farm Bureau
The Vermont Farm Bureau opens its 50th annual meeting in Barre with a noon luncheon honor for Sen. George D. Aiken and remarks by American Farm Bureau President Allan Kline. The agenda includes a two price milk marketing plan opposed by Aiken, plus resolutions on unemployment insurance for farm help minimum wage one man one vote reapportionment poll tax and Taft Hartley right to work provisions.
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A fragmented OCR item lists numerous numbers and names including FREDERICK H. WELLING S. WHITNEY DICKEY HALL W, CUSHMAN Directors. The text shows scattered figures such as 23,462,459 and 150,000.00 with no coherent context or dates.
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Frederick H. Welling
S. Whitney Dickey Hall
W, Cushman Directors
Pact Signed For More Viet Relief
LONG ISLAND CITY New York A signing by Viet Nam director Robert L Davis of the World Relief Commission with Tran Ngoc Lieng Viet Nam social welfare minister signals initial approval of a long range plan to create the Christian Lay Leadership Training Center An educational agricultural and vocational program to train Vietnamese youth in trades aid war orphans and underprivileged youths while teaching Christian faith and life to build character and leadership
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N. Y
Viet Nam
N.A.E. World Relief Commission, Inc
Robert L. Davis
Tran Ngoc Lieng
World Relief Commission
Christian Lay Leadership Training Center
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