Vermont Traffic Crash Kills One. Four Hospitalized
An evening crash near Wallingford leaves William H. Butler dead at 53 and four others hospitalized after a series of collisions involving an oncoming car driven by Evelyn Carley and a second car driven by Norman Levesque. The injuries also involve Ronald Cote, Robert Gagnon, and Hervé Gazette, all 17.
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William H. Butler
Lasalle
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Butler
Evelyn Carley
Springfield
Norman Levesque
Fall River
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Rutland City Hospital
Levesque
Ronald Cote
Robert W. Gagnon
Herve Gazette
Queen City Policeman Jailed for Burglary Scandals
Discharged patrolman Harry J. Muir Jr. received six months in the House of Correction after pleading guilty to breaking and entering. The sentence was the lightest among five Burlington officers convicted for nighttime burglaries while on duty. The judge suspended most of the term and placed him on probation. Other former officers drew prison terms from eight months to six years.
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Harry J. Muir Jr
House of Correction
Burlington
Muir
Rudolph J. Daley
Quakers Visit Gov Barnett Over Race Issues
An officer of the Society of Friends says the Quaker delegation left Mississippi with little accomplished after meeting Gov. Ross Barnett about the University of Mississippi racial problem. Frank Loescher, at his North Pomfret summer home, criticized Barnett for not supporting the country as he wished.
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Society of Friends
Ross Barnett
Mississippi
University of Mississippi
Frank Loescher
North Pomfret
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Loescher
Society
Philadephia
James Meredith
Ole Miss
Siena College Stag Parties Ban Eases for Students
In Colonie New York Siena College allows stag parties again with conditions that substantial food is served and activities be regulated by the Student Judiciary Committee. The ban on stag parties has stood since May 1961 after a downtown Albany student party prompted discipline actions.
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Siena College
Stag
Siena
Albany
College Committee On
Polls Pause as Rockefeller Morgenthau Parade Unity
Gov Rockefeller and opponent Morgenthau shared a Pulaski Day parade in New York City then resumed campaigning. Morgenthau retired to Dutchess County for Yom Kippur observance. Javits backs Donovan on Cuba prisoner issue but seeks fuller details before approval.
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Rockefeller
Robert M. Morgenthau
New York City
Morgenthau
Dutchess County
Jacob K. Javits
James B. Donovan
Cuba
Javits
Fall Foliage Parade Delayed by Weather in North Adams
In Berkshire county North Adams held its annual Fall Foliage parade despite a 40 minute delay due to rain and a storm grounded Teddy Kennedy’s plane. More than 15 000 spectators attended as dignitaries joined the event.
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North Adams
Teddy Kennedy
Foliage Queen Crowned in North Adams
Bonnie Brice of Clarksburg crowned foliage queen Friday night. She drove to Burlington Saturday to pick up Robert Costine of Stamford and returned him home. In Williamstown, Selectmen expect a Town Manager recommendation to seek federal aid for sewer and water projects under the accelerated Public Works Program.
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North Adams
Bonnie Brice
Clarksburg
Burlington
Robert Costine
Stamford
Williamstown
J. Maynard Austin
Migrant Workers Living Conditions Edge Toward Improvement
The article outlines migrant workers housing and welfare issues in Vermont orchards. It cites Meyer, church officials, and community efforts to raise standards, including better dormitories, inspections, and a weekly wage cycle. A local pastor supports supervised quarters and education for workers amid varied farm practices.
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Meyer
Robert P. Bell
Old Bennington Congregational Church
Bell
Bennington Council of Churches
Alex Burns
Vermont
Hoyt
Bennington Banner Publication Details and Rates
The Bennington Banner provides contact numbers for the newsroom and display advertising, lists publication schedule, address at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont, and subscription rates for local Vermont and nationwide customers with special service member discounts. Rates show three months to one year options and motor route pricing.
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Main St
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Banner Publishing Corp
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Associated Press
AP News
Schirra eyes longer flight after 9 hour space run
Walter M. Schirra Jr. announced after his 9 hour 13 minute Sigma 7 mission that he would have liked 12 more orbits and urged moving up the next U S space launch. He said he cut off ground control to test autonomy and reported a trouble free ascent and descent.
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Houston
Christopher Kraft
Project Mercury
Buddy
Schirra
Andrian Nikolayev
Pavel Popovich
John H. Glenn Jr
Malcolm Scott Carpenter
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