Another Gangland Slaying in Greater Boston
Boston police report the latest in a series of gangland killings as two men, Arthur C. Bratsos and Thomas DePrisco, were found shot in the back seat of a bloodstained gray Cadillac in South Boston near West 4th Streets. Bratsos faced firearms charges previously and was jailed on bail. DePrisco was known for gang ties and firearms charges. The discovery was made by Louis Callela Jr. in the Ja maica Plain area. The case follows a long line of gangland violence in the Boston area dating back to March 1964.
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Boston
UPS
Greater Boston
Arthur C. (Tash) Bratsos
Doonan St
Medford
Thomas DePrisco
Whitford St
Roslindale
West 4Th Streets
South
Bratsos
DePrisco
Louis Callela Jr
Boyleston Street
Jamaica Plain
Callela
William J. Sheridan
Dorchester
Roxbury
Back Bay
Jackson
Two Plead Innocent To Robbery In Montpelier
Two Barre men Don ald Boutin and Jerome Cal evro pleaded innocent to armed robbery charges from a supermarket robbery in Montpelier. The victims Richard Kemp and David Carbo were robbed at gunpoint in a parking lot Friday night. Boutin and Cal evro were arrested and arraigned Monday with bail set at 10 000 and 5 000 respectively, and they remained jailed in Washington County.
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Montpelier
UPI
Barre
Donald Boutin
Jerome Calevro
Richard Kemp
David Carbo
Calevro
Boutin
Washington County
Splashdown Echoes as Apollo Crew Reaches Milestones
Lovell and Aldrin completed a challenging four day flight on the Gemini mission near the east coast of South America. They endured multiple technical problems including hydrogen tank pressure and an Agena engine hiccup while Aldrin set a spacewalk record of 2 hours 9 minutes and logged over 512 hours outside craft. Lovell matched precision in docking and eclipse maneuvers amid radar and thruster issues. An Indianapolis hairdresser, Henry W Holt, commented on his congressional loss and life among rivals.
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South America
Lovell
Cape Kennedy
Navy
Aldrin
Agena
Eugene Cernan
Bennington Grand List Shows 16.6 Million Expect Tax Collections
Deficits Hogan Jr notes figures will flex as appeals to the town Board of Civil Authority are settled. The Grand List totals 16,627,000 with property assessments at 15,992,000 and poll taxes at 635,000. By noon Monday taxpayers had paid about 337,000, 17 percent of the bills, with a Dec. 3 deadline.
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Bennington
Hogan
Bennington Village
North Bennington
Old Bennington
Burns Sees Rockefeller Romney Nixon in 1968 Picture
Springfield biographer James MacGregor Burns says election results restore Rockefeller and Romney to the presidential race while Nixon remains a possible compromise candidate. He foresees 1968 as a GOP test of unity and weighs Edwards Brooke Volpe and Reagan as potential veep choices. Burns recalls Peabody’s defeat amid Massachusetts anti backlash toward Brooke.
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Springfield
Mass
James MacGregor Burns
Williams College
Nelson A. Rockefeller
George Romney
Michigan
Richard M. Nixon
Burns
Springfield Union
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John F. Kennedy
Williams
Johnson
GOP
Nixon
Massachusetts
Edward W. Brooke
John A. Volpe
Ronald Reagan
California
Congress
Endicott Peabody
U.S. Senate
Brooke
Peabody
Bay State
Astronomy Notes on Leonid Showers and Comet Tails
The Leonid meteor showers link to the 1866 comet. When a comet crosses one astronomical unit from the sun a collision with Earth is possible. No reported collision with the solid nucleus exists but on November 12, 1833 Earth met a comet tail producing a meteor shower of about 200000 per hour.
Stock Averages Noontime Dow-Jones Report November 15 1966
Dow Jones average figures for noon show 30 industrials at 812.63 down 1.12, 20 railroads at 201.58 up 1.02, 15 utilities at 137.15 down 0.18, composite at 286.48 up 0.16. Trading volume reached 3,040,000 shares.
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Dow-Jones—Bache & Co
Albany
Scranton backs Volpe victory as GOP eyeing future
Scranton calling Volpe’s re election the greatest in the nation praised the Massachusetts win as boosting Volpe’s vice presidential prospects. He listed Romney Nixon Percy and Reagan as potential 1960s era standard bearers while noting Brooke’s historic Senate election and no Massachusetts backlash.
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Boston
UPI
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
John A. Volpe
Volpe
Scranton
National Municipal League
Romney
Nixon
Percy
Reagan
Michigan
George Romney
Richard Nixon
Charles Percy
R-Ill
California
Ronald Reagan
Edward W. Brooke
U.S. Senate
Boston Bans Toplessness
Boston officials moved to ban topless waitresses as City Licensing Board chair Clarence R. Elam proposed a regulation to prohibit bare bosomed attire for waitresses. He stated there is no likelihood of topless waitresses invading the city despite a Playboy Club opening within the past year.
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Boston
UPI
City Licensing Board
Clarence R. Elam
Elam
Area Obituaries Echo Easton NY Victim and Baker Family Tributes
EASTON NY Mrs Bessie Brownell wife of Hiram Brownell of Fly Summit Easton native died after long illness Her parents were Thompson and Chloe Mitchell She was a Centenary Methodist Church member and WSCS with survivors including daughter Mrs William Murrane and son William Hannah Funeral Thursday 2 pm Flynn Brothers Greenwich Interment Greenwich Cemetery Bertram F Baker 56 dies at his sister’s home Born Bennington May 18 1910 survived by wife Julia Hurley two sisters and a brother Funeral Wednesday 2 pm St Peters Episcopal Church Hinsdillville Cemetery burial in Hinsdillville Friends may call tonight 7 to 9 HEALDVILLE UP I A Requiem High Mass 10 am St Patricks Church Wallingford for Robert A Crowley Cheese maker Healdville dies at home age 54 Survived by two daughters a brother and two sisters PAGO PAGO American Samoa API Names of Americas first family given to newborns visiting President and Mrs Johnson Oct 18 Johnson Tagaleapo born Oct 21 Johnson Liulage born Oct 17 Lady Bird Kailikaau born Oct 26
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Easton
N.Y
Bessie Brownell
Hiram Brownell
Fly Summit
Rupert
Thompson
Chloe
Allen) Mitchell
Centenary Methodist Church
Greenwich
WSCS
William Murrane
William Hannah
Wilmington
Del
Flynn Brothers Funeral Home
John B. Columbus
Greenwich Cemetery
Bertram F. Baker
Hazel Eastman
Frank Street
Bennington
Frederick and
Ella
Lawson) Baker
North Bennington
Julia Hurley
First Baptist Church
Gertrude Smith
Williamstown
Mass
Ruby Gates
Frederick H. Baker
Lena Percey
Anna Lawson
Holyoke
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Healdville
UPI
St. Patrick's Church
Wallingford
Robert A. Crowley
Crowley
Mount Holly
Alfred
George
American Samoa
API
America
Johnson
Johnson Tagaleapo
Johnson Liulage
Lady Bird Kailikaau
Hospital Notes November 14 1966
Admissions include Ameen Kahwajy Harvey Bruneau Joyce McIntire Bennington Mrs Sandra Ellis Master Christopher Smith James Sennett Hoosick Falls Master Keith Kenyon North Bennington Discharges include Miss Carol Hebert Benninton baby Annette Bogardus Births include Francis Marcoux daughter November 14 at Roosevelt Road Naval Hospital Puerto Rico to Dr. and Mrs Norman G Pare of Puerto Rico Peggy Griffin mother of Mrs Pare and Walloomsac Road. newborn weighs six pounds ten ounces Norman G Pare Jr. expected.
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Ameen Kahwajy
Harvey Bruneau
Joyce Mclntire
Bennington
Sandra Ellis
Christopher Smith
James Sennett
Hoosick Falls
Keith Kenyon
North Bennington
Carol Hebert
Annette Bogardus
Roosevelt Road Naval Hospital
Puerto Rico
Norman G. Pare
Pare
Peggy Griffin
John P. Griffin
Walloomsac Road
Norman G. Pare Jr
Divorces Granted By Bennington County Court
The June term's concluding session granted divorces to Sally DeLong from Earl DeLong for non support, Beverly A. Baker from Clyde A. Baker for intolerable severity, Susan R. Cullinan from Herman E. Cullinan Jr. for intolerable severity, and Ella Beauregard Ouellette from Gilbert C. Ouellette for intolerable severity. Two other cases await disposition. The court adjourned Nov 1 and will reopen Dec 6 with Judge Rudolph Daley presiding in Bennington.
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Bennington County
Nancy Clayton
Sally DeLong
Earl and
DeLong
Beverly A. Baker
Clyde A. Baker
Susan R. Cullinan
Herman E. Cullinan Jr
Ella Beauregard Ouellette
Gilbert C. Ouellete
Clayton
Rudolph Daley
Newport
Bennington
Composer Bucci to Speak at Bennington College Tonight
Mark Bucci a New York composer speaks on Recent Trends in Musical Comedy tonight at 8 p.m. in the Carriage Barn Bennington College. He will show tapes and films of recent performances of his works. Bucci’s pieces include Tale for a Deaf Ear Concerto for a Singing Instrument The Dress and Thirteen Clocks. His works have been heard at Carnegie Hall City Center Tanglewood and on national television. His opera The Hero was part of Lincoln Center Stage Five Three Premieres and won the Italia Prize in Palermo Sicily this summer. The talk is free and open to the public.
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Nicholas Delbanco
Mark Bucci
New York
Bennington College
Thurber
Carnegie Hall
City Center
Tanglewood
Bucci
Lincoln Center
Palermo
Sicily
Ski Film Program At State Armory Friday Night
Three hours of ski films shown Friday at 7 30 p m at the State Armory to benefit the Prospect Mountain Ski Patrol with a nominal admission charge. Sponsors highlight exciting films and urge ski enthusiasts to attend to support a worthwhile project.
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State Armory
Prospect Mountain Ski Patrol
Rotary Club Auction Canceled Due to Hall Unavailability
The Bennington Rotary Club cancels its annual auction set for December 3 at the Knights of Columbus Hall. The hall is not available, and organizers say the auction may be rescheduled for the early part of 1967.
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Bennington Rotary Club
Knights of Columbus
Bennington Briefs A Bennington speeding fine and fund drive
Kenneth R. Clayton of Bennington paid a 21.10 fine on a speeding admit. Teachers and friends donated 116 to the Bennington Educators Memorial Scholarship Fund in Bob Brock's name. UCS trustees plan November meeting at 8 p.m with PR committee at 7:30. Well-Baby Clinic at Park Street Elementary Saturday 9 to 10 a.m for preschoolers. Dr Donald F Shea office to be closed Nov 17 through Nov ADV. Corned beef and cabbage special at Iron Kettle Restaurant for $1.50.
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Rutland District Court
Kenneth R. Clayton
Bennington
Bob Brock
Ryegate
The
United Counseling Service
UCS
Committee On Public Relations
Park Street
Donald F. Shea
Thursdanys
Bennington Man Pleads Guilty To DWI In Shaftsbury
Hiland Main Sr. of 132 Burgess Rd. was arraigned in Municipal Court this morning for driving while intoxicated in Shaftsbury. He pleaded guilty and was fined 111.10 including costs by Judge George M. Fienberg with acting state's attorney John H. Williams II present.
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Bennington
Hiland Main Sr
Burgess Rd
Shaftsbury
Main
George M. Fienberg
John H. Williams II
Three Car Collision At North and County Streets
Police report a three vehicle crash at the North and County Streets intersection at 6 26 PM. Richard A. Corcoran and Lawrence A. Thomas vehicles were described as totally destroyed while Milton Burgess suffered left front damage. Burgess said his light was yellow as Corcoran and Thomas entered the intersection. both others claimed different signals with no serious injuries.
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Richard A. Corcoran
North Bennington
Lawrence A. Thomas
Lyons District
Bennington
Milton Burgess
McCall St
Corcoran
North Street
Thomas
Burgess
County
John TT. Hayes
Robert Thomas
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East Boston
Patrick Faplano
Revere
Joseph (Barboza) Baron
Swampscott
Congress Street
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Femia
Salvatore Ingenere
District Attorney’s Office
Indianapolis
Ind
Henry W. Holt
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Harte Theatre
Vilva
An Noul Panavision Ino Metrocolor
Mt. Anthony
Order of the Eastern Star
Lillian Bassen
Julia Maximillian
Lula Greenslet
Janice Stephenson
Beatrice Gilman
Masonic Temple
Francis Marcoux
Cutler St
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Armory
Rotary Club
Bennington Briefs
Iron Kettle Restaurant
Town ‘Gen. Fund
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Urkeys
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