Accidents Investigated Across Several Vermont Roads
State and local police investigated a string of accidents Saturday and Sunday. Richard M. Holten, 16, of Sunderland, veered off East Arlington Road striking a maple tree, injuring his leg. his brother Stanley, 13, suffered a knee laceration. Stephen Cleveland, 17, of Bennington, and John Hill Jr., 41, of North Bennington, collided on Lovers Lane. Susan R. Culliman, of Convent Avenue, backed into Morton S. Knights, 37, on Convent Avenue. Lewie C. Dodge, 29, of Bennington, hit a stump after swerving at Airport Road. Oldham’s car was undamaged. Robert W. Louis, 19, East Dorset, fell asleep on U.S. 7. no injuries. A Shaftsbury Hollow Road collision involved a town road grader (Thomas Browe, 24) and a 1966 Chevrolet driven by Francis X. Kane, 31, with extensive damage.
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Arlington Road
Richard M. Holten
Sunderland
Holten
Stanley
Lovers Lane
Bennington
Stephen Cleveland
John Hill Jr
North Bennington
Bennington Village
Susan R. Culliman
Convent Avenue
Morton S
Airport Road
Lewie C. Dodge
Robert C. Oldham
Dodge
Airport
Oldham
U.S. 7
East Dorset
Robert W. Louis
Shaftsbury Hollow
Thomas Browe
Shaftsbury
Francis X. Kane
Thomson Workers Approve Three Year Union Contract
Thomson Manufacturing Co. workers in Local 341 ILGWU AFL-CIO ratified a three year contract retroactive to July 1 1966. Wages rise 6 percent for piece workers and 6 percent for most, with increases Feb 1 1968 of 3 percent for pieces 3 percent for shipping clerks and other time workers. Minimums rise to 1.55 1.85 and paid holidays and vacation check distribution updated. Negotiators included Martin Berger Helen Clemens and Ethel Bruso.
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Thomson Manufacturing Co., Inc
International Ladies’ Garment Worker’s Union
Afl-Cio
Martin Berger
New York
Vermont
Berger
Helen Clemens
Ethel Bruso
Linda Keezer to Wed James Morris in Seattle
Invitations announce the wedding of Linda Paige Keezer LPN of Seattle formerly of Bennington and James Stanley Morris also of Seattle. Keezer daughter of H Kenneth Keezer of Castleton is a Putnam School of Practical Nursing graduate and nurse at the U S Veterans Hospital. Morris an industrial engineer with Boeing Jet in Seattle.
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Linda Paige Keezer
LPN
Seattle
Wash
Bennington
James Stanley Morris
Miss Keezer
H. Kenneth Keezer
Castleton
Henry W. Putnam Memorial Hospital School of
U.S. Veterans Hospital
Edward Trombley
Coolidge Avenue
Morris
Boeing Jet
Obscenity and the Law Outlined by District Judge
U S district judge Fredrick van Pelt Bryan warned at the Vermont Bar Association annual meeting that obscenity laws and court opinions threaten free speech rights guaranteed by the First Amendment. He noted the history of free speech in Anglo law and reflected on the Lady Chatterley's Lover ruling.
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Stratton
U.S
D.H. Lawrence
Lady Chatterly
United States
Fredrick van Pelt Bryan
Southern District of
New York
Vermont Bar Association
Stratton Mountain Inn
Bryan
Ulysses
James Joyce
Supreme Court
Potter Stewart
Church Antiques Show Opens With 22 Dealers
Readable portions describe the Second Congregational Church hosting its 8th annual Antiques Show and Sale with 22 dealers Thursday through Saturday. Chairs and committees are listed, highlighting a well organized fundraiser featuring items like a rare 18th century pole screen by Jeanne Eisenberg.
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Second Congregational Church
Dean F. Hanson
Robert J. LaPorte
Eugene V. Clark
Benjamin A. Vail
Fred B. Tifft
Roderick Humphreys
Philip Walker
Walter P. Mc
Jeanne Eisenberg
Troy
N.Y
Mrs LaBeau Honored At Farewell Party
Mrs. Constance LaBeau of Monument Circle was guest of honor at a surprise farewell party at Wilson's Dude Ranch hosted by Mrs. Luella B. Wilson. Members of the Business and Professional Women's Club and the 1-40 Club gathered to wish Mrs. LaBeau success in her new California home. Mr. and Mrs. Robert LaBeau and family plan to move soon.
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Constance LaBeau
Monument Circle
Luella B. Wilson
Wilson’s
Dude Ranch
Business and Professional Women’s Club
LaBeau
Robert LaBeau
California
Nurses of Vermont District No 6 Meet To View Cancer Film
The October meeting of District No 6 Practical Nurse Association of Vermont will convene Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the nurses’ home conference room at Putnam Memorial Hospital. The agenda includes a film on cancer of the colon and rectum sponsored by the Vermont Cancer Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Practical Nurse Association of Vermont, Inc
Putnam Memorial Hospital
The
Vermont Cancer Society
Women of the Moose auxiliary meeting notes
The Women of the Moose auxiliary plans a Wednesday 8 p.m. meeting at Moose Hall with guest Susan Bitensky discussing her Green Mountain Girls State attendance. Chapter Night features Christmas in October and Mooseheart gift drives.
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Women of the Moose Auxiliary
Moose Hall
Susan Bitensky
Green Mountain Girls State
Harriet Harrington
Mooseheart
Hillsboro
To Honor Vets At White House Reception
President and Mrs. Johnson honor about 300 leaders of veterans organizations at a White House reception, reflecting the administration’s respect for service members and veterans.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
White House
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Woodford
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Ltor
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Lackey
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Rose Hall
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Fletcher Hall
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Intercourse
Ginsberg
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Best Buy
St. Bennington
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N.H
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Margaret Strong
Brez
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OMEGA
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