Man held on manslaughter charge after Vermont shooting
In St Johnsbury Vermont Edward Chabot 47 is jailed without bond on a voluntary manslaughter charge in the shooting death of his wife Norma 46 during a deer hunting trip. An autopsy will determine bullets and cause. The incident likely occurred in Orleans County with a bolt action rifle used.
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St, Johnsbury
UPI
Hardwick
Robert Rachlin
Edward Chabot
Caledonia County
Norma Chabot
Rachlin
Orleans County
Gift boosts UVM medical school fund to 8.2 million
The Irene Heinz Given Foundation donated 2 million to the University of Vermont Medical School expansion, the largest gift from the foundation and to the drive, with federal matching funds totaling about 4 million. The total now stands at 8.2 million, leaving only 500,000 to reach the goal.
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Burlington
UPS
University of Vermont Today
Irene Heinz Given
John LaPorte Given
UVM Medical School
Troy area hotel owners elect Hogel president
Carl Hogel owner of Carl's Restaurant Troy Bennington Road was elected president of the Rensselaer County Hotel and Tavern Owners Association at its annual meeting at the Trojan Hotel. Frank Irick of the Village Inn Hoosick Falls named to the executive board.
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Troy
Carl Hogel
Troy- Bennington Road
Rensselaer County Hotel and Tavern Owners Association
Trojan Hotel
Frank Irick
Village Inn
Hoosick Falls
Hogel
Bennington
Berkshire court fines driver in fatal Adams case
In North Adams Mrs. Shirley J. Clark, 28, was convicted of negligent driving and fined 250 dollars after an auto fatality on October 5 that killed 12 year old Patricia Poplaski. After a five hour hearing she appealed the verdict. Lanesboro association grows as it seeks to block a 5.5 million ski resort project on Greylock. Dalton selectmen discuss voting machines. Minnie M. Channell of Williamstown marks her 100th birthday with family. she was born in Quebec.
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North Adams
Shirley J. Clark
Adams
Patricia Poplaski
Lanesboro
Mount Greylock Protective Association
Arizona
California
Hawaii
France
Berkshires
Greylock
Massachusetts
Williamstown
Minnie M. Channell
Linden Street
Quebec
Canada
Lawrence
Stocks Open Mixed Across Major Dow Jones Issues
New York stocks opened narrowly mixed in moderate trading. Cessna advanced to 31.14, Chicago Rock Island to 34.7, Chicago and North Western to 62.14, Standard Brands to 80.1, Phillips Petroleum to 53.3, Gulf Oil to 62, Lorillard to 44.4, May Department Stores to 56.7, Xerox down 1.4 to 106, General Electric 88, American Telephone 67.34, Foremost Dairies 14, General Motors 95.7, American Motors 15.34, Chrysler 58.14, Eastman Kodak 140.144, Union Carbide 124.5, Lukens 67.1, RCA 32.14, Cerro 65.14, Johns Manville 54.34, Rohm & Haas 150.14.
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New York
UPI
Cessna Aircraft
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
Chicago & North Western Railroad
Standard Brands
Phillips Petroleum
Gulf Oil
Lorillard
May Department Stores
National Dairy
National Dist
Gypsum
New York Central
Norfolk & W
Olin Mathieson
Owens C F
Owen Ill G
Pan Ammwa
Paramount Pic
Parke-Davis
Peabody C
Penney JC
Penn Dixie Cement
Penn Glass & Sand
Penn Power Light
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ge Lg
Pepsi-Cola Phillips Pete
Pittsburgh Pl Glass
Pullman
Pure Oil
RCA
Reynolds Metals
le Reynolds Tobacco
Richfield
Schenley
Schering
Simmons
Sinclair
Socony Mob
Southern Railway
Sume Vo Sperry Rand
ACF Indus
Air Products
Standard Oil
Calif
Standard Oil Ind
Allegheny Power
Allied Chemical
Standard Oil NJ
Allis Chalmers
Standard Oil Ohio
Ye Studebaker
Alcoa
Swift
Alside
Tennessee Gas
American Airlines
Texaco
American Can
Thompson RW
American Electric
Tidewater Oil
Trans World Airlines
Union Carbide
United Aircraft
American Motors
American Optical
United Air Lines
American T&t
United Fruit
American Tobacco
Armco Steel
Armour
US Steel
Atchison T&sf
Warner Brothers
Bendix
Wva P&p
Bethlehem
Coca Cola
Collins Radio
Cola Fir
Columbia Gas
Consol Nat Gas
Consol Coal
Continental Can
Crucible Steel
Curtiss Wright
Detroit Edison
Douglas Ac
Dow Chemical WB
DuPont
Eastern Air Lines
Eastman Kodak Elec
Erie Lackawanna Tf
Firestone
Ford
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Foods
General Motors
Goodrich
Goodyear
Great A&p
Greyhound
a+ We
Harbison Walker
Hercules
Light Rain May Ease New England Drought
In drought plagued New England, officials hoped light showers would ease dryness. Gov. Peabody toured affected areas while warning aid must be requested, and National Guard water trucks stood ready. Fire danger remained high with 72 new fires. one inch of rain expected to dampen risk, but longer relief needed. Water-disaster designations in Gardner and Leominster unlocked aid.
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Boston
UPI
New England
Weather Bureau
Endicott Peabody
Massachusetts
Charles H.W. Foster
Fitchburg
Gardner
Leominster
Pittsfield
Peabody
National Guard
Public Health and Natural Resources Departments
WBZ
Massachusetts Civil Defense
Daniel Finn
Office of Emergency Planning
Johnson
Finn
Bennington Banner Staff Contact and Subscription Rates
The Bennington Banner published daily except Sunday at 425 Main St Bennington Vermont. Rates by mail for 50 mile radius Vermont and U S list 3 months six months and one year with prices. Special servicemen rates exist.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
UPI
Vermont
U.S
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Leland Briggs
Business Administration
Briggs
University of Vermont
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East Windsor
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H. L. Garren
Frederick T. Green
Tibbits Ave
Green
RPI Figure Skating Club, Inc
Arthur B. Levitt
John F. Schlegel
Albany
State Board of Regents
Down In
Berkshire
Shirley Clark
Finance Committee
Xerox
American Telephone
Foremost Dairies
Chrysler
Eastman Kodak
Lukens
Youngstown Sheet
Cerro
Johns
Manville
Rohm & Haas
Namtie Shers
Tina
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