Former St Albans Alderman Beauregard Dies in Cambridge Mass
Fred H Beauregard 60 former St Albans alderman died after an operation at Mt. Auburn Hospital Cambridge Mass He served as alderman 1939 1943 chaired the Democratic City Committee and was justice of the peace. Barree Barre youth fined for shooting a wild doe in buck season standing in city manager backyard watched by police chief. A Vermont UVM Invitational Debate features 40 colleges debating federal public works program. participants include Pittsburgh Boston College Maine Bowdoin and many others. Negotiations aim to end a five month strike at Gilman Paper Co with federal mediator present. Vermont GOP figure Mic Brice comments on Goldwater image versus principles amid internal party divides. University of Vermont raises funds to rebuild Mississippi churches burned during racial strife.
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City officials fire four street sweepers after strike
In Albany four street sweepers were fired and 26 suspended after 30 workers walked out on Wednesday seeking higher pay. Operators earn 39 dollars weekly and helpers 36, with the 1965 budget not funding a raise. They demanded 2.50 dollars per hour, 100 dollars weekly for 40 hours, three weeks paid vacation, and no harassment during shifts.
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United States open speed skating championships set in Pittsfield
Berkshire Pittsfield hosts the United States open speed skating championships January 16 and 17 as part of the 20th winter carnival announced by the Parks Department winter sports committee. OTIS Lee District Court fines a telecommunication employee $50 for lighting a small fire to dry clothes near dry vegetation. Williams College plans late next summer to break ground on a 2 to 3 million science center on the Lab Campus west side. The 55,000 square foot facility will house mathematics psychology and experimental sciences with a shared central core of instruments for cross department research.
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Long Range Plans Developed in New England Drought
An inch of rain was forecast to ease the 209 day drought across six New England states. The storm should begin in southwestern New England, with rain in the south and snow in the north, moving east from the Mississippi Valley. Gale warnings stood along coastal Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and New Hampshire as officials warned of slow drought relief and potential winter hardening before rainfall reaches the area.
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U S Prelates Protest Swag on Liberty Vote
Vatican City report says the Holy See blocked a crucial vote on religious liberty as Cardinal officials led by Joseph Rit ter Albert Meyer and Paul Leger delivered a Latin petition with about 1000 signatures to Pope Paul VI. The council chairman announced the vote would not be held today as planned.
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Stock Market Opens Steady With DuPont Ex-Dividend Drop
New York stocks opened steady in moderate trading as DuPont, the pace setter, faces a 5 1/4 point cut due to ex-dividend status. Prices moved from Wednesday highs with numerous large caps showing mixed gains and losses including Kennecott, U S Rubber, Lockheed, Texas Gulf Sulphur, American Tobacco, Boeing, Coca Cola, IBM, General Electric and others reflecting a broad, liquid market.
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