Union School District Votes on Pownal Woodford Tuesday
Union High School District No. 14 directors set a 7:30 p.m. public meeting at Bennington Elementary to consider Pownal and Woodford town school district admission, hear a full report on new high school plans, and field audience questions as consultants outline progress and remaining steps.
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Union School District
Pownal
Woodford
Union High School District No. 14
Bennington
Nal
Woodford Town
Arthur S. Faris
Shaftsbury
Kennedy Joins U S Senate Payroll as Newcomers Desktop
Edward M Kennedy joins the U S Senate payroll at 12:01 a m Wednesday along with Thomas J McIntyre and Milward Simpson as new members elected for the remaining term. Kennedy, 30, will be the youngest senator. Each new member receives an annual salary of 22500 dollars.
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Washington
Edward M. Kennedy
Senate
Kennedy
Massachusetts
Congress
Thomas J. McIntyre
D-N.h
Milward Simpson
R-Wyo
Edward Kennedy
Simpson
Sen
J. Hickey
D-Wyo
McIntyre
Perkins Bass
RNH
Putnam Hospital Admits and Discharges List
Putnam Hospital notes admissions for Thursday November 8 including Mrs Janet Bacon Arlington Agnes Mears North Bennington Leo J Morin Betsy E Squires Bennington. Discharges listed include Leona Filkins Hoosick Falls Teresa Harrington Shaftsbury Jean Pacher Bennington Ronald Hail Hoosick.
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Janet Bacon
R.D
Arlington
Agnes Mears
North Bennington
Leo J. Morin
Betsy E. Squires
Bennington
Leona Filkins
Hoosick Falls
Teresa Harrington
Shaftsbury
Jean Pacher
Ronald Hail
Hoosick
Cuban Missiles Remain. IL28 Bombers Prompt Dispute
At the United Nations Cuba defends IL28 bombers as property, while the United States insists they must be removed. Cuban delegates denounce the weapons as defensive and not colonial, as Washington stresses the risk and seeks resolution.
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United States
United Nations
Carlos Lechuga
U.S
Cuba
Juan Juarde
U.N. General Assembly
Lincoln White
State Department
Milkmen Launch Drive For Retarded Children
Bennington area milkm en will start the Milkman s March to aid the Friends of Retarded Children Inc in an annual fund drive. Delivery day Monday includes information packets with a brochure a finance committee letter and a return envelope for contributions. Local dairies Fairdale Farms Horst of Bennington Double TT Farms Wilcox of Manchester and Burdick of Pownal participate to raise twelve thousand dollars for operating expenses and a planned third class in September 1963.
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Bennington Area
Bennington
Friends of Retarded Children, Inc
Friends of Retarded Children
Fairdale Farms
Horst
Double TT Farms
Wilcox
Manchester
Arlington
Burdick
Pownal
Viola Goodyear
Robert S. Lee
Marion Cutler
Mildred Diel
Charles E. Longtin
Francis Brooks
Sarah Wisell
Red Brick School
South Shaftsbury
Dial
Burlington Men Hurt in Crash
Two Burlington men were injured in an automobile collision on U S 7 in Pownal at 7 15 last night. C Bader Brouilette 52 of Brew er Parkway South Burlington treated at Putnam Memorial Hospital for a cut forehead and injured nose and released. Rolfe Eastman 25 Burlington remained under treatment for injuries not identified at press time.
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Burlington
Pownal
C. Bader Brouilette
Brewer Parkway
South Burlington
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Rolfe Eastman
U.S
Bennington Banner Telephones and subscription rates notice
The Bennington Banner lists contact numbers for business and newsroom services and provides subscription rates for mail and motor route delivery. Rates cover Vermont, other US locations, and special serviceman discounts with term durations.
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Radius
Alr
Vermont
Elizabeth Dwyer Named Public Information Coordinator
Union High School District No. 14 announces Elizabeth M. Dwyer of North Bennington as the board’s coordinator of public information. She will help prepare news releases and coordinate district information efforts, serving without pay as planning accelerates in the coming months.
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Union High School
Dstrict No. 14
Elizabeth M. Dwyer
North Bennington
Dwyer
Vermont Sheriffs Push Salary System Revisions
Vermont sheriffs press for pay raises and changes to the county salary system. Bennington Sheriff John H. Maloney, serving a ninth two year term, lives rent free in the county courthouse with wife Martina and travels about 30,000 miles yearly while earning a modest base salary plus municipal court and jail fees. The article notes wide variance in sheriff pay, added expenses, and outstanding needs such as a new Bennington County Jail, with Maloney on call 24 hours and responsible for prisoner transport and meals.
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Chittenden County
Grand Isle
Earl B. McLaughlin Jr
Binnington County
John H. Maloney
Maloney
Martina
Bennington
Addison County
Bennington County
Vermont
Vermont teachers plan curriculum aid for business education
A Montpelier meeting of the Vermont Association curriculum committee proposed a 1963 64 field trial for a new curriculum guide. The guide will cover stenography accounting office practice and distributive education with input from specialists. Attendees included Verne McDonald Montpelier High School Alexander Kazuba Bellows Free Academy and others.
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Verne McDonald
Montpelier High School
Alexander Kazuba
Bellows Free Academy
St. Albans
Elizabeth Bean
Springfield High School
Carlton Holmes
Bennington High School
John Joseph
Mount Saint Joseph Academy
Rutland
Burlington
Bennington Elementary PTA Winter Exchange Sale Planned
Plans are set for the PTA Winter Exchange Sale in Bennington Elementary School’s all purpose room on Friday November 16 from 4 to 8 p.m. Parents should bring skits sleds skates and other winter gear to the principal’s office labeled with seller name price and size if relevant. The PTA will take a small commission and return the proceeds to the contributor.
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PTA
Bennington
Maurice Richard Expands Roles In Hockey News
Richard known for 544 NHL goals with Montreal Canadiens works as public relations man for the club and serves as consultant editor for Maurice Richard's Hockey Illustrated. He says the job lets him share opinions on many subjects and notes expansion of the league to Los Angeles and San Diego.
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NEW York
Maurice
Rocket
NHL
Los Angeles
San
Jamaica to Introduce Television Next August
Kingston Jamaica AP reports development welfare minister Edward Seaga says Jamaica will begin television service next August with government backing and public interest.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Edward Seaga
Veterans Day Parade and Exercises Planned in Bennington
The Bennington observance features a Sunday parade starting 1 p.m. from Bennington High School, led by BCHS and Bennington High School bands, a program at the Town and Village Office with State's Atty. R. Marshall Witten as speaker, and remarks by Village President James B. Gibney.
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Bennington
Atty. R. Marshall Witten
Bennington High School
Main Street
James B. Gibney
Sigmund I. Kaufman
Temple Beth el
Bennington Catholic
Bennington High
Veterans Memorial Committee
Rabbi Kaufman
BCHS
Hallie Sausville
Katrina Koziol
U.S
Post Office
Selective Service
Red Cross Chapter
The
Banner
Baez Wins Big Double at Aqueduct Labor Day Weekend
Braulio Baeza, the Panamanian rider, ended a 33 race drought by guiding Black Beard to victory in the Jerome and then Crozier in the Aqueduct Stakes. His 10 percent fee for the two rides totaled $10,738.
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New York
Braulio Baeza
Aqueduct
Baeza
John Galbreath
Black Beard
Fred Hooper
Crozier
New Hampshire Papers Split on GOP, King Victory
Concord AP reports NH newspapers credit a divided Republican Party and Gov. Wesley Powell with influencing Democratic wins, while editorial lines differ. Kings margin dwarfed Powell’s past clout, with editors noting a broader Democratic tide and mixed views on Powell’s impact.
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Concord
N.H
New Hampshire
Wesley Powell
Portsmouth Herald
King
Powell
Portsmouth
Nashua Telegraph
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Matt Dillon
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PTA Winter Exchange
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Concord Monitor
John Pillsbury
Tom McIntyre
Laconia
State House
John King
Gov. Powell
Keene Sentinel
Pillsbury
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the Vermont National and Savings Bank
Walker
Haynes & Kane Inc
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