Right-Wing Group Loses Tax Status
Tulsa based evangelist Billy James Hargis said the IRS revoked the tax exempt status of Christian Echoes National Ministry Inc, parent of the Christian Crusade, for political activity. He vowed appeals and potential lawsuits against liberal groups with tax exempt status, claiming harassment and a political motive from the Johnson administration.
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Tulsa
Okla
UPI
Billy James Hargis
Internal Revenue Service
Hargis
Internal Revenue
Edwin A. Walker
Johnson
Washington
Barry Goldwater
Crusade
Chicago Theological Seminary
The
Union Theological Seminary
Christian Century Foundation
Methodist Student Movement
Christian Echoes National Ministry, Inc
Christian Crusade
People’s
Finishing Touches Put on K's Ouster
Moscow reports say the Communist Party Central Committee held secret talks with a possible government post shakeup after Khrushchev's ouster. It pledged more reshuffles, including removing Khrushchev from the Central Committee and the Supreme Soviet, with Leonid Brezhnev poised to push changes in weeks.
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Moscow
UPI
Communist Party Central Committee
Kremlin
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Central Committee
Communist Party
Supreme Soviet
Frol Kozlov
Alexei Adzhubei
Vasily I. Polyakov
Presidium
Secret Police
Alexander N. Shelepin
Khrushchevy
Soviet Union
Pyotor Y. Shelest
Ukraine
Shelepin
Lavrenti P. Beria
V. E. Semichastny
State Security Committee
Light Industries
Pyotr N. Demichev
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Mail Fraud Case Heard In Rutland
Three Bennington firm associates face U.S. district court trial on mail and wire fraud charges. William H. Redding Frank Tamulewicz and Miriam M. Lanigan are accused of defrauding by ordering merchandise from wholesalers nationwide and selling it, mainly in the Albany Troy area and Vermont, without paying. The case features testimonies from toy company reps and sanitary product suppliers.
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Rutland
Bennington
U.S. District Court
William H. Redding
Frank Tamulewicz
Gloversville
N.Y
Miriam M. Lanigan
Troy
Albany-Troy
New York
Vermont
U.S
John H. Carnahan
Luke Crispe
Newfane
Redding
Attys
William J. Doyle Jr
James Carroll
Mrs. Lanigan
Atty
R. Joseph O’rourke
Tamulewicz
Bennington LWV States Meeting on Reapportionment
The Bennington League of Women Voters will hold a general meeting Wednesday at 8 pm at 20 Monument Avenue to discuss House and Senate reapportionment plans based on different principles. The Vermont LWV supports a permanent, periodic reapportionment system for fair representation by population. Police in Liverpool seek Anthony Hoare, 26, jailed for theft, after a mistaken release wrongfully freed him instead of suspect Ronald Purvis, 30.
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Bennington League of Women Voters
Norton Barber
Monument Avenue
Clarence Howard
House
Senate
Vermont
LWV
General Assembly
League
Liverpool
England
UPI
Anthony Hoare
Hoare
Ronald Purvis
Purvis
Bennington Briefs Share Local Meetings and Service News
The Bennington brief highlights a slate of community events including the United Counseling Service November meeting at 8 p.m. on Wednesday, a Veterans of Foreign Wars post gathering at 7:30 p.m., and auxiliary group sessions. It notes a Well Baby Clinic Saturday at 9 to 10 a.m., Beech Street PTG meeting, a speaker at the Albany Chapter NAAC dinner, and a health insurance talk at Mt. Anthony Country Club. It also covers 4-H Club activities, Welcome Wagon Club programs, local Navy personnel visiting European ports after Steel Pike, a medical examiner seminar in Boston, and an open house at First National Bank in North Bennington.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No. 1332
North Street
Southern Vermont Life Underwriter’s Association
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Robert Strout
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Red Brick School Trains 22 Percent of Area Children
Bennington Vermont hosts Red Brick School among 19 statewide facilities for retarded children. Local groups like Bennington Friends of Retarded Children support these programs under the Division of Special Education. About 150 area children could benefit, but Red Brick serves only 42, signaling unmet need and ongoing fund drives.
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Bennington
Red Brick School
Vermont
The
Bennington Friends of
Division of Special Education
State Department of Education
Brandon
Ludlow
Merger Study Shows Enrollment Trends for Bennington District
Bennington Village and Greater Bennington officials explored merger options for a single elementary district. Paul E. Kirsch presented five year enrollment estimates and classroom capacity charts. If the two districts unite, projected enrollment reaches 1,325 students.
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Bennington
Paul E. Kirsch
Kirsch
Bennington Village
Greater
Union High School
Stewart E. Allen
Prudential Committee
Arlington obituary for Bernard N Cullinan in Bennington area
Arlington resident Bernard Nicholas Cullinan 79 died at Putnam Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. Born June 16, 1885 in Arlington, he worked for Hale Company and served as custodian at Arlington Memorial High School and the Catholic Church. Survived by wife Elizabeth, two daughters, grandchildren and nieces, his funeral at St Margaret Mary s Church will be followed by burial in St Columban s Cemetery. Friends may call at Hanson-Walbridge Funeral Home. Also includes obituaries for Moses Perelman in Newark and Mary Jane Perrott in Troy.
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Arlington
Bernard Nicholas Cullinan
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Mr. Cullinan
Philip and
Bridget (Mann) Cullinan
Hale Company
Arlington Memorial High School
Catholic Church
Holy Name Society
St. Margaret Mary’s Church
Cullinan
Elizabeth
J. Ward
North Bennington
Archie Hess
Gerald T. Buckley
Hanson - Walbridge
St. Columban’s Cemetery
Newark
Moses D. Perelman
Vermont Park
Burlington
George M. Fienberg
Bennington
Bessie Fine
New Jersey
Mr. Perelman
Isaac
Sarah Rebecca (Fine) Perelman
New York City
Burlington Harbor Commission
Ahavath Gerin Synagogue
Temple Zamora
Coral Gables
Fla
Julius S. Perelman
South Orange
N.J
Joseph
Anna) Cohen
Jack
Jeannette) Brody
Fienberg
Allen
Estabel) Levine
New Rochelle
N.Y
Harvey
Phyllis) Rose
Joseph Perelman
Louis Perelman
Max
Ida) Ahrens
Islin
Mount Lebanon Cemetery
Perelman
Troy
Mary Jane Perrott
Donald Perrott
10Th St
Montreal
Canada
Donald
June (Watrous) Peterott
Susan
Dorothy
Stephen
Donald II
Richard
Frank Watrous
Richard V. Perrott
Jesse Mallory Sr
Patrick V. Perrott
Park Lawn Cemetery
Thomas Bransfield
St. Francois de Sales Church
Mahar & Son Funeral Home
Bennington County youths to take Albany induction exams
Eleven Bennington County registrants, nine aged 18, depart Selective Service headquarters by charter ed bus this afternoon for pre induction physicals in Albany New York. Names include Elmer Greene Shaftsbury Donald Sumner Bennington Roger Tatro Stamford Michael Woodward Ross Domrnke Donald Dorman Frank Napolitano Paul Langlois William Hathaway Earl Bishop Jr and William Mattison.
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Selective Service
Albany
N.Y
Bennington County
Elmer Greene
Shaftsbury
Donald Sumner
Bennington
Roger Tatro
Stamford
Michael Woodward
Ross Dommnke
Donald Dorman
Frank Napolitano
Paul Langlois
William Hathaway
Earl Bishop Jr
William Mattison
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges Across Bennington Area
Admissions include Carrie White of North Bennington Annie Hart Manchester Depot Millard Skidmore Sandgate Frank Snow Jr Cambridge NY Marion O Bushee Bennington Discharges list Mary Ward Angela LaPiccolo June Kittel Bennington Rose Ann Cummings East Arlington Shelagh Levin and daughter Wilmington Births announce Eugene and Gaiotti Manchester Center a daughter and Timothy Thompson 324 Gage St a daughter both due November 16.
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Carrie White
North Bennington
Annie Hart
Manchester Depot
Millard Skidmore
Sandgate
Frank Snow Jr
Cambridge
N.Y
Marion O. Bushee
Bennington
Mary Ward
Angela LaPiccolo
June Kittel
Rose Ann Cummings
East Arlington
Shelagh Levin
Wilmington
Eugene Gaiotti
Manchester Center
Timothy Thompson
Gage St
Stock Averages Move Higher Across Sectors Today
Industrial index up 7.11 points to 887.21 with gains in railroads and utilities. Composite average rises 1.06 to 311.84 as trading volume reaches 2,730,000 shares.
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Fate IS the Hunter
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Sayles Torso
Lloyd E. Smith
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Military Order of the Cootie
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Franklin Frantz
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Joseph F. Bond
Crowell-Collier Publishing Co
National Association of Accountants
Jamaica Inn
Latham, N.Y
Merry Little Breezes 4-H Club
Eleanor Harwood
Welcome Wagon Club
Philip Bushee
Jefferson Heights
Halvor Halvorsen
John Millington Jr
Stuart M. Goss
Calvin T. Goss
Union St
Marine Pvt
Richard F. Ryan
Francis V. Ryan
Richard A, Cameron
Seaman
Welland C, Cameron
County St
Marine L-Cpl
Joseph Maillet
Louis Maillet
Pratt St
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Second Marine Aircraft Wing
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R.D. No. 2
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Japan
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Greater Bennington
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