Vermont tax receipts rise in first third of fiscal year
Vermont Department of Taxes reports a 319206 rise in receipts for July through October, totaling 9.1 million, with withholding taxes driving most of the gain while inheritance beverage and railroad tax revenues fell. Unemployment climbed above 4000 with 477 new claims and 4152 total weeks ending Nov 10 led by Brattleboro as the sole area not rising.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Department of Taxes
Department
Department of Employment Security
Brattleboro
Ferrisburgh Crash Claims College Senior in Road Incident
Burlington AP reports 21 year old Thomas E. Lavasseur a St. Michael's College senior died when his roadster collided with a truck on US 4 in Ferrisburg. He was practice teaching at Vergennes Union High School. Passenger Frank W. Jardon 18 Ferrisburg is in critical condition. the truck was driven by Allen V. Stone 18 of Ferrisburg. Continuous toll death and injuries unfold as investigators probe cause.
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Burlington
Frank W. Jardon
Ferrisburg
St. Michael’s College
Thomas E. Lavasseur
Forestville
Conn
Vergennes Union High School
Jardon
Lavasseur
U.S. 4
Allen V. Stone
Woodstock Congressman Seeks Speaker Bid Proposes Early Rules Changes
Rep. Franklin S. Billings Jr. of Woodstock announced his candidacy for House Speaker. He would appoint a rules and procedures committee to draft changes in the first weeks of the 1963 General Assembly. Billings, 40, has prior service on the joint rules committee in 1961.
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Woodstock
Franklin
Billings Jr
Billings
Bristol Chosen for Rural Health Pilot Study
Two anthropologists from the U S Health Education and Welfare will live in Bristol for several weeks to interview families and assess public health programs at the local and state levels. They expect to complete their report next October.
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Bristol
Green Mountain Range
New England
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Burlington architects chosen for Swanton border patrol HQ design
The General Services Administration awarded a $300,000 contract to Barr, Linde and Hubbard of Burlington to design the U S Border Patrol section headquarters in Swanton for the Immigration and Naturalization Service.
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Swanton
Burlington
U.S. Border Patrol
General Services Administration
Barr, Linde and
Hubbard
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Cambridge farmer named New York Farm Bureau district director
Dick McGuire of Cambridge was named state director of District 8 at the New York State Farm Bureau convention. His district includes Rensselaer Warren Washington Saratoga Albany Fulton Montgomery Schoharie Counties. He is a Holstein breeder and co owner of Penope Farms with his father and runs a retail milk business. He formerly led the Washington County Home Bureau. Beasley of Erie County and Greig of Dutchess County were re elected as Farm Bureau president and vice president.
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N.Y. Farm Bureau
Syracuse
Dick McGuire
Cambridge
New York State Farm Bureau
Rensselaer
Warren
Washington
Saratoga
Albany
Fulton
Montgomery
Schoharie
McGuire
Penope Farms
David McGuire
Washington County Home Bureau
Farm Bureau
William E. Beasley
Erie County
Robert Greig
Dutchess County
Cambridge men injured in crash near White Creek
Two young men from Cambridge and Arlington Vermont were injured when their car left the road and hit a tree near Cambridge in White Creek. James Woodworth 22 of Cambridge the driver had a broken right arm deep cuts and bruises Walter Oskirko 19 of Arlington had severe facial injuries and possible concussion Both were admitted to the Mary McClellan Hospital State Police from Eagle Bridge investigated.
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Cambridge
Arlington
White Creek
James Woodworth
Walter Oskirko
Mary McClellan Hospital
Eagle Bridge
Albany priest, Msgr Hanrahan, dies at 69 after 26 years at St. Brigid's
The Rt. Rev. Msgr. James P. Hanrahan 69 longtime Watervliet pastor and former Albany Diocese school superintendent died Wednesday at St. Brigid's rectory He served 28 years as superintendent and was the first principal of Vincentian Institute at its 1921 opening Funeral is 11 am Saturday at St. Brigid's with burial in St Patrick's Cemetery Watervliet
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Albany
James P. Hanrahan
Albany Catholic
St. Brigid’s Church
Watervliet
Vincentian Institute
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
North Berkshire Seeks Growth Through Long Range Plan
North Berkshire Industrial Development Corp members heard Dr. Philip L. Gamble of UMass report the Berkshire area shows recovery with rising employment and low unemployment. He noted labor migration and only 20 percent of unemployment claimants are jobless for good.
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North Berkshire
Williamstown
Northern Berkshire Industrial Development Corp
Williams Inn
Philip L. Gamble
Department of Economics
University of Massachusetts
John W. Bond
Ralph Ballou
First Agricultural Bank
William Roberts
Excelsior Printing
Dr. Gamble
Rural School Board Reviews Educational TV Pickup Prospects
The Rural School Board examines Better-TV Inc plans to supply in school educational television at no monthly maintenance cost. Internal wiring starts at 50 dollars for the first room and 20 dollars for each additional room. Availability could be in 30 days or next summer with uncertain access facilities. Superintendent Wagner hails ETV as a potential major aid. Allen to gather costs on TV sets for report at next meeting.
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Bennington
Richard S. Johnson
Better-Tv, Inc
Greater Bennington Schools, Inc
Johnson
Prudential Committee
Better Tv, Inc
Vermont
Molly Stark
Leon E. Wagner
Wagner
Stewart E. Allen
Allen
Beech Street
Plain Dirt Gardeners Plan Yule Display
The Plain Dirt Gardeners met at the Old School House and heard a botanical talk by Mrs. Robert Nadeau on Latin plant names. Mrs. Phillip Giddings presented Birds of the Month with their Latin names. A Christmas Tea for members is set for Dec. 11 at Mrs. Thomas C. Thom as.
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Old School
Robert Nadeau
Phillip Giddings
Thomas C. Thomas
Wells Field
Kennedy Names Outerbridge Horsey Ambassador to Czechoslovakia
President Kennedy selects Outerbridge Horsey a 52 year old career diplomat as ambassador to Communist Czechoslovakia pending Senate confirmation. He would succeed Edward T. Wailes who resigned in September.
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Outerbridge Horsey
Kennedy
Czechoslovakia
Horsey
Senate
Edward T. Wailes
Bennington Senior Attends Vermont Council Convention
BCHS senior William Hayes son of Mrs Marjorie Hayes North Bennington will join the Vermont Association of Student Councils at Braintree Randolph High in Randolph Friday and Saturday He is vice president of the WASC and will help run the convention A Friday night panel on Youth and World Friendship features speakers from Israel Southern Rhodesia Japan and Thailand with Buzz sessions planned Gov F Ray Keyser Jr proclaims Student Council Week.
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William Hayes
Marjorie Hayes
North Bennington
Vermont Association of Student Councils
Braintree-Randolph
Slaleh Jabarin
Israel
Naison Mowande
Southern
Rhodesia
Herbert Boessthng
Japan
Chain Boonpraserth
Thailand
F. Ray Keyser Jr
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Model Town For Health Survey
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Edmund R. St. John, Jr
Edward 8. Zelato
Leonard A. Turgeon, Jr
State Emergency Finance Commission
Robert M. Wilson
Pippin Knoll
Union High School
Pownal
Woodford Town
Union
Wilson
Hagerman
Rural School Board
Channel 17
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The
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BCHS
Alice’s Adventures
Cyril Ritchard
Main Street
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