Polish Editor Calls Bias in Both Nations Press
Washington based Polish newspaperman Augmunt Bromarck told at St Michael College that Polish and American presses are biased, though Americans claim press freedom mostly serving the administration. He likened the Polish system favorably to the U S. Constance Tonken of Hartford Conn will perform a program of Copeland Beethoven Debussy and Schumann at Green Mountain College East Room Sunday Nov 14 at 730 p m. The program includes Copeland Variations and Four Blues Beethoven Sonata Op 31 No 2 Debussy Trois Images and Schumann Sonata in G Minor Op 22.
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Secretary Cooley Bids Aloha From Vermont
Secretary of State Harry H. Cooley leaves Montpelier for Hawaii to attend a national convention of state secretaries. He flew to the islands over the weekend and will visit his 98 year old mother Mrs. Anna Cooley in Ada Ohio on the return trip.
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UPS
Harry H. Cooley
Aloha
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Cooley
Hawaii
Ada
Ohio
Anna Cooley
Vermont guidance director cites early intervention at elementary level
Vermont Guidance Director Richard Dowd says guidance work at Middlebury Elementary School helps reduce high school dropouts by identifying early reading problems. He notes national data show most dropouts struggle with reading and math and that early correction can lower dropout rates. A separate item reports 16 new corporations filing including the Tailgate Chowder and Marching Society in Montpelier.
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STOWE
UPS
Harry Cooley
Montpellier
Tailgate Chowder and Marching Society
Episcopal Women to Meet for Vermont Conference
The Episcopal Church Women of Vermont announce their annual Christian Education Conference with the theme The Importance of Prayer. Miss Estelle C. Carver, renowned Bible and personal religion lecturer, returns as leader. The event runs November 8 and 9 at The Rock Point School Burlington with registration starting at 1 15 p m on November 8 and luncheon closing on November 9. Reservations are urged through Miss Doris Wright at the school. The diocesan board and the Department of Christian Education co sponsor with Mrs Rae Murdock of Middlebury in charge of arrangements.
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Christian Education
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Rock Point
Estelle C. Carver
Doris Wright
Diocesan Board
The
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Department of Christian Education
Diocesan Council
Rae Murdock
Middlebury
Albany Medical Center fund drive reaches two thirds target
National Commercial Bank and Trust Co of Albany donated 75000 dollars to the Albany Medical Center Building Fund Drive. Drive chairman Everett C. Reed announced the gift and said the campaign has reached 1,343,000 dollars, more than two thirds of its 2 million dollar goal.
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National Commercial Bank and Trust Co
Albany Medical Center
Everett C. Reed
Reed
Kidnap Threat Fizzles In Kingston Bank Ransom
Ronald Every, manager of the Kingston NY National Bank branch, handed over 25000 dollars in cash as ransom after an anonymous call claimed his wife and children were kidnapped. The caller never retrieved the money, police recovered it intact, and Every learned his family had not been kidnapped. Hoosick Falls TV plan outlined costs for extending service including a 50 foot Mt Anthony tower and cable at four thousand dollars per mile, with antenna tests unable to pick up nine Bennington channels.
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Kingston
Ronald Every
State of New York National Bank
Every
Hoosick Falls
Paul Clark
Better Tv, Inc
Bennington
Hoosick
BerkshireLiquor license fees kept. judge seeks relocation relief
In Williamstown Berkshire selectmen kept 1966 liquor license fees unchanged and rejected a cut in the seasonal all alcohol package store license from 650 to 500 after hearing Judge Samuel E. Levine request. Levine’s Taconic Package Store Inc. is run by his son David from North Adams. A public hearing on transferring the license to another site is set for Nov 22. North Adams police report no suspects in Sunday night theft of 12 battery operated watches from DiLego’s Jewelers on Ashland Street. about 125 dollars worth of hardware was taken from Agway, Inc. on State Street earlier Sunday.
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Samuel E. Levine
Levine
David
North Adams
Taconic Package Store Inc
Filmore Baker
DiLego’s Jewelers
Ashland Street
Agway, Inc
State Street
Pittsfield youths held for grand jury on armed robbery
Four Pittsfield youths Norman McClintock Bruce Eulian Benedict Aleo and John J ODonnell were held for the grand jury on armed robbery charges after being arrested in Albany. They were returned to Pittsfield Monday after bail was posted following a report of a robbery in a restaurant involving a 17 year old from Rensselaer who said he was robbed of 50 dollars.
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Norman McClintock
Bruce Eulian
Benedict Aleo
John J. O'Donnell
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N.Y
Rensselaer, N.Y
New York Builders Attack Unreasonable Regulations
In White Plains New York builders charge that some towns overreact to neighborhood beauty by imposing strict and unreasonable rules on new homes and landscaping. The article notes local authorities face criticism for tightening standards that builders say hinder development and increase costs.
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New York
White Plains
N.Y
Childless Married Men Next for Draft
Vermont Selective Service director Col William J. Burke says childless married men will be drafted next month to meet the December quota. Men under 26 who are childless and married, or deferred or exempt, will be inducted with single men if the quota stays high or enlistments don’t rise.
New England Benefits From Appalachia Power Plan
Representatives from 21 Eastern states form the Yankee-Dixie Power Association to study a plan for three or more 2000 kilowatt mine-mouth coal plants in the Appalachians. The project would feed over 900 local utilities and co-ops, potentially cutting wholesale power costs by about 90 percent and creating an estimated 5000 coal mining jobs. The Washington Hilton meeting will cover engineering and finance aspects.
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Yankee-Dixie Power Association
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Maine
Florida
Ohio
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Illinois
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Appalachia
Washington Hilton Hotel
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Virgin
Nine executives hold steam bath sales meeting
In London nine soap firm executives, clad in towels, conducted a sales meeting on Thursday in a steam bath, drawing attention for the unconventional setting.
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London
UPI
Deer Hunters Clash With Veterans Day Observance
PROCTOR Vermont deer hunting workers petitioned to shift Veterans Day from Thursday to Friday so they could hunt. The company agreed and the school board followed. American Legion Post 31 leader criticized the move while urging a school boycott for the parade. Proctor Marble Co has many deer hunters among its 1100 employees.
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UPI
Proctor Marble Co
American Legion
Rutland
Lou Cizmadia
American Legion Post 31
No More Ticket Fix In Mass
Massachusetts motorists can start the new year with a vow not to seek ticket fixes. Registrar Richard E. McLaughlin announced that the no-fix law takes effect at midnight December 31. The Department of Public Safety has spent six weeks setting up the enforcement system to implement a new highway law aimed at eliminating ticket fixing for motor vehicle violations.
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Boston
UPI
Massachusetts
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Richard E. McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Columnist Dies Unexpectedly in New York Home
Dorothy Kilgallen 52 a noted columnist and TV personality was found dead in bed at her East 58th Street home. A heart attack is believed the cause. Wife of producer Dick Kollmar and mother of three she appeared on CBS What's My Line and wrote Voice of Broadway. An open book lay beside her when a hairdresser found the body.
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Dorothy Kilgallen
East 58Th Street
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Dick Kollmar
CBS Television
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