Vermont and Maine officials exchange touring ideas on development
Vermont Development Commissioner Elbert G. Moulton and Maine officials compared tourism and industrial strategies during a day of discussion in Augusta. They plan future exchanges as Maine leaders visit Vermont to review operations, aiming to boost northern New England growth. A separate Burlington case reports a 15-year-old Winooski youth admitted to Weeks School after allegedly attacking three women, including a UVM coed, with police noting prior assaults.
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Burlington
UPD
Vergennes
University of Vermont
Water wagon to pump Rutland County as drought endures
Vermont state civil defense moves to extend emergency water distribution to Rutland County amid persistent rainfall shortage. Since the start of operation waterwagon, Addison County has received over 1.8 million gallons and Orleans County about 70 thousand gallons. drought prompts measures to water livestock on farms lacking water. In Gilman, two unions remain divided as talks resume with management. one local union, Local 119, shows no desire to settle, while reconciliation is hoped once the larger union agrees.
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Addison County
Orleans
Gilman
UPS
Gilman Paper Co
United Pulp, Sulphite and Paperworkers Union
Charles Claypool
United Papermakers and Paperworkers Union
Cecil Crawford
Vermont
Crawford
United Papermakers
Claypool
Impounding of voting machines ordered in 30th District
Gov. Rockefeller ordered impounding of voting machines in New York's 30th Congressional District due to a tight race. Sheriff Harold Harriman hired 33 special deputies to guard 11 central locations, with shifts around the clock, to protect machines, supplies and records as 101 of 127 districts lie in the 30th.
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Troy
Rockefeller
Harold E. Harriman
Rensselaer County
Carleton J. King
Saratoga Springs
Joseph J. Martin
Harriman
James M. Brahan
Private twin engine plane crashes near Warren County Airport
Two Pennsylvania men are badly injured after a private twin engine plane attempting a fog bound instrument approach crashed near the Sullivan farm, a mile from the runway end. Pilot John Donohue, 48, of Lock Haven, and passenger Jack Groes, 41, of Jersey Shore, are in poor condition at Glens Falls Hospital. The plane, owned by Nittany Publishing Co. of Pennsylvania State University, was on instruments when it slammed into the ground.
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Glens Falls
Pennsylvania
Warren County
Glens Falls Hospital
John Donohue
Lockhaven
Jack Groes
Jersey Shores
Sullivan Farm
The
Nittany Publishing Co
Pennsylvania State University
Lanesboro Collision Kills Mother and Son in Berkshire
A 28 year old Lanesboro mother Alma Maschino and her four year old son Albert Jr died after a crash with a truck on Main Street near Summer Street. Her other son Christopher 3 is in critical condition in Albany and stepdaughter Jean Maschino 15 is in satisfactory condition at Pittsfield General Hospital.
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Lanesboro
Alma Maschino
Albert Jr
Maschino
Christopher 3
Albany
N.Y
Jean Maschino
Pittsfield General Hospital
Summer Street
Stock market opens narrowly mixed in moderate trading
New York stocks opened with small, uneven moves led by gains for Getty Oil and Piper Aircraft while several industrials slipped. General Electric rose modestly as International Nickel dropped, with Pennsylvania Railroad, Kennecott Copper and Standard Oil of California posting losses and gains spread across a broad list of issues. North American Aviation advanced, stocks showing a cautious early session tone.
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International Nickel
PennsylvaniaRailroad
Kennecott Copper
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Phelps-Dodge
Standard Oil
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Comsat
International Harvester
Montgomery Ward
Can Pacific
Jones & Lgd
Celanese
Joy Mfg
Ye Kennecott
Chesapeake & Ohio
Champ Paper
Koppers
Chrysler
Cin Mill
Lehigh Val
Colgate
LOF Glass
Collins R
Lone Star Cm
Colo F Ir
Mack Trucks
Col Gas
McNeil Mch
Comw Edison
MGM
Monsanto
Mont Ward
Motorola Consu Pw
Continental Can
National Biscuit
Copweld Steel
Nat Dairy
Crucible
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Curtiss Wright
New Jersey
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NY Central
Douglas Aircraft
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Amer Coal
Eastman
Owens CF
Eaton M
Owen Ill Glass
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Panawa
Erie Lack
Paramount Pic
Firestone
Parke Davis
Ford
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Lype
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Goodrich
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Goodyear
Pitts
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Greyhound
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Reading
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Ing Rand
Reynolds Tobacco
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Richfield
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Int Nickel
Schering
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Isler Coal
Simmons
Sinclair
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Sperry Rand
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Standard Oil Cal
Indiana
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Swift
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Texaco
Tidewater Oil
Timken
Trans WA
Union Carbide
United Aircraft Xd
United Air Lines
United Fruit
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US Steel
Va P&p
Western Union
Westing Elec
Wheeling Steel
White Motors
Woolworth
Xerox Cp
Youngstown ST
Zenith
Georgia Supreme Court upholds anti trespass law in sit in case
Georgia Supreme Court ruled the 1960 anti trespass law constitutional, rejecting Miss Mardon Walker 19 from East Greenwich RI and 13 Savannah activists appeals. Walker, jailed 18 months plus $1,000 fine, may seek US Supreme Court review. NAACP funded defense. All decisions were unanimous.
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UPI
Georgia Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Georgia
High Court
Miss Walker
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
State Supreme Court
Savannah
Carlton Mobley
Walker
Pastore Seen Choice For Democratic Whip
UPI report notes Sens. John O. Pastore and Russell B. Long as leading contenders for the Senate Democratic whip post vacated by Hubert Humphrey. Long expressed interest. Smathers ruled himself out. Mansfield expected to remain floor leader. party officers to be elected before January 4. Humphrey plans to resign before the new Congress, aiding the whip’s seniority shuffle.
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UPI
John O. Pastore
D-R.i
Russell B. Long
D-La
Senate
Hubert H. Humphrey
Pastore
Long
George A. Smathers
Dela
Smathers
Florida
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Mike Mansfield
Mont
Tueseday
Mansfield
Congress
Humphrey
Volpe Margin Shrinks on Ballot Recount Threat
In Boston UPI Republic Gov elect John A. Volpe's margin over Francis X. Bellotti narrowed to 9,388 votes amid absentee-ballot counting. Massachusetts officials ordered ballots locked and security tightened after a clerical error initially inflated Volpe's lead, with reforms aimed at ensuring a potential recount.
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Boston
UPI
John A. Volpe
Francis X. Bellotti
Massachusetts Public Safety
Robert W. MacDonald
Volpe
Holyoke
Peabody
Fitchburg
MacDonald
Massachusetts
Edward W. Brooke
Bellotti
Worcester
Springfield
New Bedford
Walthan, Gardner
Northampton
Haverhill
State Election Service
Hampden
Berkshire
Revere
Kevin H. White
Bennington Banner notices and contact details
The Bennington Banner lists city office address at 425 Main St Bennington Vermont and phone numbers for business newsroom and advertising. It notes UP International News distribution rights and daily publication schedule with subscription rates for Vermont and nationwide including servicemen rates.
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Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
Adius
Vermont
U.S
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