Prison sentence given for rape in South Barre
Richard Edwards a truck driver from Grand Prairie Texas began a one year term after Superior Judge William C. Hill allowed credit for 123 days already served. Hill suspended most of a 5 to 10 year sentence, resulting in one year in Windsor State Prison. Edwards admitted leaping from his truck to assault a housewife on Route 14, who was reportedly looking for her husband.
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Montpelier
UPI
Grand Prairie
Tex
South Barre
William C. Hill
Richard Edwards
Hill
Windsor State
Edwards
Stocks Open Mixed in Moderate New York Trading
The UPI report shows a narrow, mixed opening in New York trading with Texas Gulf Sulphur up 42 to 63 5/8, Crown Cork down 4 to 30, Pennsylvania Railroad up 1/2 to 33 1/4, Cerro up 1/4 to 65, Pan American World Airways up 1/2 to 29 3/4, Pacific Tin up 4 to 13 1/2, Boeing off 4 to 66, Montgomery Ward up 1 4 to 43 1/4, Socony Mobil down 1/2 to 85 1/2, Sinclair Oil up 1 1/4 to 51 1/4, Avon up 1 1/4 to 16 3/4, Texaco down 4 to 159 7/8, Curtis Publishing down 1/4 to 11 1/4, American Telephone up 1/2 to 68 3/4 and Reynolds Metals up 1/2 to 34 1/4.
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UPI
Texas
Montgomery Ward
Socony Mobil
Sinclair Oil
Avon
Texaco
Curtis Publishing
American Telephone
Reynolds Metals
MGM
Sears Roebuck
Monsanto Simmons
Sinclair
Socony Mobil National Aviation
Sperry Rand
National Biscuit
Standard Brand
National Dairy
Standard Oil Cal
National Dist
Standard Oil Ind
National Gypsum
Standard Oil NJ
New York Central
Standard Oil
Ohio Atv
Norfolk & Western
Studebaker
Amer Av
Swift
Amer Ccal
Tennessee Gas
Olin
Panawa
Thompson RW
Parke Davis
Tiden Oil
Peabody C
Trans WA
Warner Brother Pic
Procter Gamble
W Va P&p
Pullmanly Western Union
Pure Oil
Westing Air B
RCA
Westing Elec
Reading
Wheeling Steel
Republic Steel
White Motor
Reynolds Met
Winn Dx
Reynolds Tobacco
Woolworth
Richfield
Xerox Cp
Schenley
Youngstown ST
Schering
Zenith
Kennedy Concedes Keating Edge in New York Senate Race
Robert F Kennedy admitted on CBS that his opponent Senator Kenneth B Keating held an edge in the New York senate race. Kennedy said crowds hindered his points but expected voters to focus on issues in the final three weeks of campaigning. Keating, Rochester Republican, seeks a second term.
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Buffalo
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
Kenneth B. Keating
CBS
Kennedy
Keating
Rochester
U.S. Senate
Washington County Youth Buried With Honors
Pfc. Thomas A. Bain 18, of Putnam Station, one of five Americans killed when their helicopter was shot down near Saigon by Viet Cong, will be buried with full military rites this week. His body, flown home after confirmation of death, follows a missing in action telegram and Army officers’ visit. Bain volunteered for South Vietnam duty and arrived Sept 4 as a helicopter gunner. his death marks the 290th U.S. family to be affected by the Asian war.
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Putnam Station
Thomas A. Bain
Saigon
Washington County
Bain
South
Viet Nam
United States
Berkshire County Looting Indictments Hit Pittsfield Group
Berkshire County Grand Jury indicted four Pittsfield residents Kenneth V. Hoag 42 John L Fontaine Theresa Y Fontaine and Edward P Wilcox for breaking into Berkshire homes to steal antiques and other items. Hogan bound over for break in at retired professor Philip Brown’s Williamstown home. Earlier indictment against Rocco Errichto now Pittsfield for breaking and entering and larceny after he pleaded guilty. Also update on Hotel Wendell Sherwood extension to Dec 1 for local financiers seeking 1.6 million. North Adams Williams College junior Michael R Katz teaches Russian at Drury High Evening School. first class Thursday 7 PM with no homework.
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Pittsfield
Berkshire County
Berkshire County Grand Jury
Kenneth V. Hoag
John L. and
Theresa Y Fontaine
Edward P. Wilcox
Hogan
Williamstown
Philip Marshall Brown
Rocco Errichetto
North Adams
Williams College
Michael R. Katz
Palisades
N.J
Drury High School
Company Wins Freedom Award For 2nd Time
Boston UPI report notes New England Telephone & Telegraph Co receives the second annual Freedom House Award for a progressive program hiring Negroes. Honors also go to Mrs. James W. Dawson of Medford and Rev. Norman J. O Connor, famed as the jazz priest, at Freedom House’s 15th year Stars Benefit in Back Bay Theater with dignitaries including Attorney General Edward W. Brooke and Gov. Endicott Peabody. HMS Ethiopia crew and Captain Egil Stokstad attend as the ship visits Boston Harbor.
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Boston
UPI
Freedom House
New England Telephone & Telegraph Co
James W. Dawson
Medford
Norman J. O’connor
Paulist Fathers
New York City
Roxbury
Father O’connor
Back Bay
Atty
Edward W. Brooke
Endicott Peabody
Telephone Company
Edward M. Kennedy
United States
Dawson
Egil Stokstad
Ethiopia
Negotiators Meet Again To End Pawtucket Strike
Negotiations between the Pawtucket Teachers Alliance and the Pawtucket School Committee aimed to end a strike now entering its second week. About 400 of 481 teachers have skipped classes, demanding higher top salaries. the district cites lack of funds. A court order bars striking or disrupting school activities while talks continue with mediator William P. Robinson Jr.
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Providence
R.I
UPD
Pawtucket Teachers’ Alliance
Pawtucket School Committee
Sheraton Biltmore
William P. Robinson Jr
Robinson
Joseph V. Cavanagh
Funeral Service for Eddie Cantor Scheduled Today in Hollywood
Hollywood mourns Eddie Cantor at age 72 after a heart seizure. Private funeral at Groman mortuary. contributions to March of Dimes and Heart Fund requested. Cantor’s career spanned vaudeville to TV, founder of SAG, longtime charity work, and military entertaining.
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Eddie Cantor
Hollywood
UPS
Gracie Allen
Harpo Marx
Cantor
Beverly Hills
Groman Mortuary
March of Dimes and Heart Fund
Groman
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Hinesburg
API
Timothy M. Lynch
Main Street
Alton Sheridan
Amherst
Middlebury
John William Ward
Amherst College
Middlebury College
Proctor Hall
History Department
Ward
Hennig Cohen
University of Pennsylvania
Doubleday
Princeton University
Harvard College
University of Minnesota
Vermont Free Public Library Service
Zachary Ball
Dorothy Canfield Fisher
Vermont Congress of Parents and Teachers
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Armco Steel
Armour
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Goodyear Tire & Rule
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Great A & P
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Hershey
Illinois Central
Ing Rand
IBM
Int Harvester
Nickel
T& T
Jones & Laughlin
Joy Mfg
Kennecott
Koppers
Kroger
Down In
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Paul W. Glennon
Wendell-Sherwood
James E. Mundy
Organization of the American Federation of Teachers
Aflcio
Cava
Nagh
Gregory W. Coughlin
Coughlin
Yesteryear
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Edna C. Mee- Hugh
Ida
Bob Hope
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SAG
March of Dimes
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Clown
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Devil
Cleopatra
Monster
Skeleton
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W. T. Grant CO
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Howard Johnson
Turkey
Grose Viue
Howard Johnsons
Bennington
U.S. 7
Tae
Burlington Savings Bank
Mutual Savings Bank
My Annually
Burlington, Vermont
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Humphrey
Rutland
Hotel Bardwell
Paul L. Hackel
Center St
Merchants Row
Hotel
Bardwell
Mathew G. Leary, Jr
Main St
Hubert
Robert E. Cummings, Jr
Washington Ave
Bennington, Vt
Nichols
St. _ Bennington
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