Cattle Truck Crash in Vermont Leaves One Deadly Injury
A truck carrying cattle sheep and rabbits overturned on Route 91 at Dummerston. Driver John C Szala 46 of North Hadley MA fractured skull. Animals escaped in heavy fog for hours before roundup. one cow was seriously injured and destroyed.
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Grandparents plead innocent in Lee kidnapping case
Murray R. Coleman and Victoria Coleman, both free on 1500 bond, pleaded innocent in municipal court to a fugitive charge regarding the alleged kidnapping of their five year old grandson Bruce Coleman from South Lee Elementary School. The case was continued 30 days as police investigate. Bruce is the son of Ronald Coleman, whose divorce from Elma Fenn Coleman in 1959 sparked a prolonged custody fight.
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Lee
Mass
Murray R. Coleman
Victoria
Massachusetts
Bruce Coleman
South Lee
Ronald Coleman
Ronald
Elma Fenn Coleman
United Fund drive meets 55 percent goal in Troy
In Troy New York the 1963 United Fund campaign reached 55 percent of its $540000 goal or 288000 with 1200 attendees at the Troy Theater. Pilot firms total 17 reported equal employee and corporate gifts. RPI President Richard G Folsom urged Troy cooperation among business industry and government for engineering advances. In Cohoes a 5 year old boy Michael Duquette was struck and dragged on a newly paved street becoming the citys second hit and run victim in 48 hours and is listed serious at Cohoes Memorial Hospital.
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United Fund
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Cohoes
Michael Duquette
Cohoes Memorial Hospital
Albert Richard
Coins and Auctions Highlight Berkshire Numismatic Meet
More than 500000 dollars in rare coins will be shown at the Wendell Sherwood Hotel for the New England Numismatic Association conference opening Friday. Indian Coin Co. of Bridgeport Conn. will hold auctions Friday at 8 pm and Saturday at 2 pm.
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Wendell-Sherwood
New England Numismatic Association
The
Indian Coin Co
Bridgeport
Notable figures gather to oppose a planned freeway route
In Beverly Hills the Beverly Hills Improvement Association met at the Beverly Hills Hotel to oppose a proposed California freeway. Attendees included Lucille Ball, Jack Benny, Walt Disney, Edgar Bergen, James Stewart, Rosalind Russell and Gracie Allen.
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Parkinson Will Explain Law To Association
Dr. C North cote Parkinson best known for The Law and The Profits and Parkinsons Law will address the 43rd annual Associated Industries of Vermont banquet at Woodstock Inn on October 17. His talk covers how work expands to fill time and staff and how expenses rise with income, plus managing personal finances. He has taught at Indiana University Harvard and Dartmouth and taught history at the University of Malaya. The event opens with a luncheon and the program begins at 2 45 p m.
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Woodstock
Parkinson
England
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Atlantic
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Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration
Royal Naval College, Dartmouth
University of Liverpool
Raffles
University of Malaya
Singapore
Harper’s
the Reporter
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New York Times Magazine
London Economist
National Review
Britannica
AIV
Publisher Cites Role of Editors in News Influence
Verghennes publisher J Warren McClure of the Burlington Free Press argues editors wield the most influence in communities. He says editors face renewed responsibility amid many self described experts and that newspapers reach into more lives than any other medium.
Bennington Banner Telephones and subscription rates notice
The Bennington Banner publishes daily except Sundays and holidays at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont. It outlines AP news republication rights and home delivery options with subscription rates for Vermont and nationwide readers.
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Tenderfoot Boy Found Alive After 72 Hours
Gary Nester an 11 year old Whitinsville scout survived 72 hours in Douglas State Forest after vanishing on a scouting trip. He was found crawling at the bottom of a 20 foot cliff by Army Private John Donnelley. He received treatment for dehydration and throat infection and was hospitalized for a few days. A 1,500 person search party and seven man team led by Joseph D. Noonan located him about 2 1/2 miles from his last location.
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Webster
Mass
Gary Nester
Douglas State Forest
Whitinsville
Gary
Boy Scouts
Pfc
John Donnelley
Millville
Fort Devens
Donnelley
Joseph D. Noonan
Worcester
Indian Lake Academy
Noonan
Riley G. Breedlove
Batavia
N. Y
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