Three men feared drowned after weekend Lake Champlain trip
Search resumes weather permitting for three Burlington men John Cross 22, Paul Lavallee 49, and Roland Palmer 22 who disappeared after a fishing weekend. Clothing and gear found on Horse Shoe Bay beach. Lavallee's hat identified. boat 14 feet submerged since Sunday morning.
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Burlington
UPI
Lake Champlain
Horseshoe Bay
John Cross
Paul Lavallee
Roland Palmer
Huntington
Lavallee
Forester earns award for simplifying lumber volume estimates
In Warrensburg Richard Lewis supervisor of forestry operations receives a 150 award from the State Conservation Department for a method that trims lumber volume estimates. The change is projected to save the department about 1700 annually. A second item notes Marguerite Higgins a Pulitzer winner says American idealism fueled the Vietnam crisis and warns of late disintegration risks. She agrees with Johnson on the Diem overthrow as a tragedy. The Troy Record endorses Lyndon B. Johnson for president, the first time it has backed a Democrat in its 68 years, criticizing Goldwater as a tinkerer with ideas and ham radio talk.
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Putney
Edward William Toomey
Bellows Falls Trust Company
Windham College
Toomey
Bennington
Rockingham Public Library
Bellows Falls
Rockingham Memorial Hospital
Mary Elizabeth Stokte
Brattleboro
Deborah Ann
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William D
Eugene C. Winslow
Cambridge
Richard Lewis
Warrensburg
State Conservation Department
Lewis
Schenectady
Marguerite Higgins
Freedom Forum
Linton High School
Viet Nam
Troy
Troy Record
United States
Lyndon B. Johnson
Page One
Senator Goldwater
White House
Adams girl killed by car on Curran Highway
Patricia Poplaski a 12 year old from Adams died after being struck by a northbound car near Valley Park Bowling Lanes. Driver Shirley Clark 28 faces charges including operating to endanger a fatality and drunkenness. Police hope for further updates as investigation continues. Also mentions nuisance calls law and Mount Greylock Tramway Authority contracts under review at Town Hall with Williams College figures criticizing Greylock development.
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North Adams
Patricia Poplaski
Adams
Curran Highway
Valley Park
Maurice G. Spitzer
Joseph F. Poplaski
Shirley Clark
Roy
Midway
Clark
Mount Greylock
American Resort Services, Inc
Mount Greylock Reservation
Town Hall
Greylock
Williams College
William F. Tague Jr
Williams
Stocks Open Firm With Mixed Early Gains
New York stocks opened firm in moderate trading. McDonnell Aircraft up 4 to 37.44, Bell & Howell 251, Sears Roebuck 124.3, Kennecott Copper 65, Pennsylvania Railroad 39.34. Boeing 67, International Harvester 83, Polaroid 63.4, Westinghouse 39.1, Gulf Oil 59.14. Chrysler 61, General Motors 81.14, Ford 58.5, Studebaker 61. Public indices rise and fall with varied results.
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UPI
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Bell & Howell
Sears Roebuck
Kennecott Copper
Pennsylvania Railroad
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International Harvester
Polaroid
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Western Air Lines
Reynolds Metals
Gulf Oil
Chrysler
General Motors
Ford
Studebaker
U.S. Steel
Republic
Jones & Laughlin
Republic Steel
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Reynolds Met
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Reynolds Tobacco
Sons Coal
Richfield
Consu Power
Schenley
Continental Can
Crucible Schering
Dow Chemical
Sinclair
Dupont
Socony Mobil
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Texaco
Thompson R
Goodrich Tire & Rub
A Tiden Oil
Goodyear Tire & Rub
Timken RB
Grace WR
Ye Trans WA
Great A & P
Ye Union Carbide
Greyhound
United Aircraft
Harbison Walker
United Air Lines
United Fruited
Illinois Central
United Gas Imp
Ing Rand
United States Rubber
ACF Industries
IBM
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Air Products
Int Harvester
Warner Bro Pk
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American Tobacco
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Armour
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Owen
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Parke David
Peabody C
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Penney
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Ve Cola F Ir
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Columbia Gas
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Pittsburgh Plate
Pittsburgh Steel
Procter Gamble
RCA
Pawtucket Moves to End Teachers Strike by Court Action
Pawtucket officials prepared to seek court action to halt a 13 week teachers strike that left 11,500 students without classes. The Pawtucket Teachers Alliance demanded a new pay scale with $7,300 after ten years and $7,500 after 25 years, while 18 schools remained open and many students were dismissed after one hour.
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Pawtucket
UPI
O’neil
Alfred A. Dalton
West High School
City Hall
Dogs Attack And Injure Two Year Old Girl In Middleton
Two Boxer dogs mauled 2 year old Cynthia Mendalka in a neighbor's yard in Middleton. She suffered severe bites to head neck and body, clothes torn, underwent over five hours of surgery at Hunt Hospital. It was the second bite incident in two weeks involving the same household. Dogs detained at Danvers veterinarian Ernest Rivers' kennels.
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Patricia
Cynthia
John Mendalka
John
James Wentworth
Danvers
Ernest Rivers
Humphrey's Visit to N H Postponed
Humphrey will not visit New Hampshire as scheduled on Wednesday. Minnesota senator Humphrey's campaign changes prompted the delay. A $100 plate Democratic reception and dinner will proceed at Bedford on Wednesday with a prominent national Democrat slated to appear in his place. Humphrey told Whittemore he would visit New Hampshire later this month.
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Manchester
N.H
UPD
Hubert H. Humphrey
New Hampshire
Charles Whittemore
Johnson For President
Minnesota
Bedford
Whittemore
Humphrey
CPA Exams To Be Held at Burlington
Burlington Newell A Briggs secretary of the Vermont Board of Accountancy announced the next Uniform Certified Public Accountant Examination will be held Nov 4 5 and 6 at the University of Vermont. Applicants should apply to Briggs at Box 54 Burlington by Oct 15. The board also announced in 1964 certificates by examination were issued to Norman Dalrymple of Wilmington and E Leslie Hoy of St Albans.
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Burlington
Newell A. Briggs
Vermont Board of Accountancy
University of Vermont
Briggs
Box
Norman Dalrymple
Wilmington
E. Leslie Hoy
St. Albans
Bennington Banner details services and subscription rates
The Bennington Banner lists its contact numbers for telephones newsroom and advertising at 442-6300 442-2800 and 442-2684. It notes publication daily except Sundays and legal holidays at 425 Main St Bennington Vermont with United Press affiliation and UPI dispatch republication rights. Subscription options include 50 mile Vermont radius rates 3 months 6.30 6 months 11.70 1 year 22.50 and U.S. rates 3 months 7.00 6 months 13.00 1 year 25.00 with special servicemen rates.
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Main St
Bennington
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Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press
UPI
Vermont
U.S
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Alliance
Edward G. Crealese
D.C
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City & County Savings Bank
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Albany
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Williams & Bugbee, Inc
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