Vermont voters reject most school bonds in Rutland and Winooski
Voters in Rutland and Winooski soundly defeated a number of school bond issues. Winooski approved a 1 percent increase for a sewage treatment plant bond. Rutland rejected a proposed 7.9 million dollar bond for a new 12.1 million dollar high school. A plan for a January vote with a reduced authorization and a possible 350 thousand to 400 thousand athletic field complex was discussed. Some retained the swimming pool element amid city pool plans. Winooski failed to reach two thirds for a 370 thousand dollar addition to John F Kennedy grammar school. Winooski Model Cities got a boost from a 1.2 million sewage plant bond approved at five percent.
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Winooski
John F. Kennedy Grammar
New York Votes Shape 1964 Presidential and Senate Outcomes
Humphrey captured New York's 43 electoral votes defeating Nixon as Wallace trailed. Javits won re election to the Senate amid a split Democratic ticket. Shirley Chisholm becomes the first Black woman in Congress, defeating James Farmer in Brooklyn. Adam Clayton Powell Sr wins House seat amid prior penalties.
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New York
UPD
Hubert H. Humphrey
U.S
Harlem
Wallace
Humphrey
Nixon
Jacob Javits
Senate
Paul O’dwyer
Eugene J. McCarthy
Republican sweep in Troy Rensselaer county races
Local returns show Assemblyman Neil W. Kelleher securing re election by a 12000 plurality in his district. Nixon leads countywide by 3869 with Humphrey carrying Troy by 2335 votes and Wallace at 3415. Senator Hudson re elected in four county district. Casey and Mahoney eye State Supreme Court seats. Congressman King wins fifth term with strong margins. Carries Rensselaer by 15020. Albany Republicans upset Democratic hold with Langley Field and Skuse victories. recount ordered in 102nd District. Berkshire and Pittsfield notes cover Sprague Electric earnings, a stolen ambulance, Dunham Street mall plan, and Berkshire Gas suit near settlement.
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Troy
Rensselaer County
Neil W. Kelleher
Nixon
Humphrey
George Wallace
Douglas Hudson
Supreme Court
Rensselaer
John T. Casey
A. Franklin Mahoney
State Supreme Court
Carleton J. King
Albany
Albany County
Democratic
Walter B. Langley
Julian B. Elway
Fred G. Field Jr
Harvey M. Lisset
Raymond Skuse
Frank P. Cox
Skuse
Cox
Rockefeller
Field
Langley
New England Election Results At A Glance
Rhode Island Humphrey wins by 112000, Wallace 14000. Democrats hold two seats. Licht defeats Chafee by 13000. Connecticut Humphrey 93000, Ribicoff 143000. four Democrats and two Republicans elected, Weicker defeats Irwin. Massachusetts Humphrey about 1,365,000 vs Nixon 673000. 12 congressmen re elected. capital punishment advisory referendum. New Hampshire Nixon leads by 13000. Cotton re elected. Peterson defeats Bussiere for governor. Maine Humphrey leads by 25000. Wallace ~1000. two Democratic congressmen returned. Based on precincts counts.
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Rhode Island
Humphrey
Wallace
Frank Licht
John H. Chafee
Connecticut
Lowell Weicker
Donald Irwin
Massachusetts
Nixon
Maine
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North Adams
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Pownal
Pittsfield Mall
Pittsfield
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Paul A. Major
Mall Commission
Dunham
North Street
City Hall
First Agricultural National Bank
Daniel Secunda
Berkshire Gas Co
Richard
Marion Larrow
Larrow
LABEL
Bologna
Haddock
U.S. Gov't
A&p
Morrell
Smiths
Sunnyfield Creamery
Fane Parker
Rinso Blue
LUX Liquid
Jemima
Calif
Chuck
Izen
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IFOR
YAM Page Quality Soup Sale
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SHELL
Currier & Ives
Roman
Sparkle Eleven
Premiu
Pillsbury
Ping
Royal China, Inc
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Abraham Ribicoff
John McCormack
New Hampshire
Norris Cotton
John
Greenberg
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Bennington
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