Raynolds Attacks Development Blockages at Vermont Dinner
Middlebury Democratic candidate Harold Raynolds says negative attitudes stall Vermont growth at a town hall. He cites Rep. Stafford votes on Area Redevelopment Act 1961 and Public Works Acceleration Act 1962, touts health insurance for seniors under King Anderson Javits plan with costs and coverage details.
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Middlebury
Vermont
Harold Raynolds
Congress
Municipal Auditorium
Raynolds
Robert T. Stafford
Hoff to Tour Bennington County in governor bid
Rep. Hoff of Burlington campaigns across Bennington County during a multi day tour. He visits Thomson Manufacturing Benmont Vermont Hardwoods Readsboro and Arlington factories, holds coffee hours in Pownal, and attends a candidates dinner at Mt Anthony Country Club Tuesday night with expected 250 attendees and other statewide Democrats.
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Bennington County
Philip H. Hoff
Burlington
Hoff
Bennington
George M. Fienberg
Thomson Manufacturing Co
Ben- Mont
Readsboro
Vermont Hardwoods
Pownals
Pownal
Arlington
Mt. Anthony
Fienberg
Hospital Admissions and Births in Vermont Towns
Hospital notes list admissions for Robert Hurley Jr in North Pownal and several others including Mrs. Caroline Graham in Bennington and Mrs. Hazel Cross in East Arlington. Birth aboard records show Mr and Mrs James Williamson of North Bennington welcoming a son on October 18.
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Robert Hurley Jr
North Pownal
Caroline Graham
Bennington
Margaret Squiers
Arlington
Barbara Leger
Margaret Dalrymple
Barbara Moses
Wilmington
Albert E. Davis
Shaftsbury
Hazel Cross
East Arlington
Phyllis Wideawake and Son
North Bennington
James Williamson
R. D. North
Rutland Rail Abandonment Dispute Continues Before ICC
Rutland officials and unions clash over the ICC order to abandon the Rutland line. Ginsburg cites Vermont rights and potential lease or sale to NYC, while Esposito of RLEA argues public interest and restoration of service. Officials weigh possible implications for shippers and regional rail service.
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NYC
State of Vermont
Ginsburg
Public Service
Rutland
ICC
Business Week
Esposito
Railway Labor Executives’ Association
RLEA
Judge Holden handles DUI case and court routine
In Banner at Municipal Court Judge Waldo C Holden presided as officers and counsel discussed unusual cases. Everett R Bishop 30 Ballston Spa pleaded guilty to driving under the influence receiving a 20 day suspended sentence a 75 dollar fine and probation after a week in county jail due to inability to pay. Judith M Harvey 23 North Adams pleaded guilty to unregistered car fined 20 dollars. Levi Walwell 47 Bennington pled no contest to careless driving resulting in an accident fined 30.10 dollars. Mattison Arlington asked for delay pending blood test results, case reset for Monday.
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Waldo C. Holden
Banner Press
Everett R. Bishop
Ballston Spa
N.Y
Bishop
Holden
Judith M. Harvey
North Adams
Levi Walwell
Bennington
Joseph B. Mattison
Arlington
Mattison
Jones, Ehrich and Dollard
Bennington Community Notes Highlight Youth Groups and Visits
Bennington youth groups meet at local churches with various programs this week. The Junior Methodist Youth Fellowship gathers Sunday at 5 p.m. at the church, the Senior fellowship follows at 6 30 p.m. A Circle 2 meeting is planned for Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the parsonage. Daniel Brand, a traffic engineer and Bennington native, visits relatives during a holiday from his work in New York and Toronto. The first Girl Scout leaders leadership course starts Monday at 7 30 p.m. at Mrs. Thompson’s Willow Road home. The Gradation Group of First Baptist hosts a rummage-dessert setup Friday, and area associations hold an open meeting Thursday at Bennington High School with guest K Budo Aquah of Ghana. Richard S Johnson speaks to the Cora B Whitney Parent Teacher Group Monday at 8 p.m. on educational television and ETV plans at the school. A Saturday Gradation rummage sale is set for Oct 20 from 9 a.m. to 12 30 p.m. Dr W S Hall will be away Oct 20 31 with office hours 10 to 12 each morning.
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Daniel Brand
Bennington
Traffic Research Corporation
New York City
Toronto
Canada
Washington, D.C
Daniel
Pauline Leader Brand
Banner Office
Charles Thompson
Willow Road
The
First Baptist Church
American Association of University Women
Bennington League of Women Voters
Bennington High School
K. Budo-Aquah
Ghana
Trusteeship Council
United Nations
U.N
Richard S. Johnson
Better TV Inc
Cora B. Whitney
Johnson
PTA
PTG
Business Council Pushes Large Tax Cut Next Year
The Business Council plans a substantial tax reduction to spur the economy as Heller stresses its necessity. Hodges reports July-September GNP at 555.5 billion, below council forecasts, while the Fed cuts reserve requirements from 5 to 4 percent, boosting bank lending capacity by about 4.6 billion.
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Hodges
New Albany National Cemetery Reaches 100 Years
The National Cemetery in New Albany Indiana marks its centennial as a seven acre site established in 1862. It received its first interments from the Civil War battle of Shiloh and stands as a historic battlefield graveyard.
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New Albany, Ind
National Cemetery
New Albany
Shiloh
Cars Collide Head-on on East Main Street
A 1947 Chevrolet coupe driven by 17 year old Steven Black of 116 Dewey Street Bennington collided head-on with a 1958 Chevrolet Bel Air owned by Jack A. Vincent of 16 Wealthy Avenue Pittsfield Massachusetts in front of Prince's Restaurant and Grill on East Main Street at 1 40 p m Thursday. Vincent received a cut on his left forearm and Black reported no injuries. Officer James A. Delong investigated noting extensive damage to both cars.
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Main Street
Steven Black
Dewey St
Bennington
Main St
Jack A. Vincent
Wealthy Ave
Pittsfield
Mass
James Delong
Village Police
Edmunds
Prince’s Restaurant and Grill
East Main Street
Vincent
FE. F. McDonald Plaid Stamp Co
Albany
N.Y
Black
James A. Delong
The
Village Police Department
Four Youths Nabbed in Beer Theft at Campbell Warehouse
Four youths, one at juvenile, were questioned in connection with a Tuesday break at the William E Campbell Inc warehouse on Rollin Street. Three youths reportedly signed statements admitting the break which netted about six cases of beer and six cases of wine, damaged the office, and about 90 percent of the liquor has been recovered.
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William E. Campbell Inc
Rollin St
Czech Diplomat's Tragic End Claimed by Revolver Incident
Police report shows a Czech diplomat fired a revolver to his right temple inside a car. Two broken vodka bottles were found. in the Zizka apartment there were broken wine, whisky, and gin bottles amid wild disorder. The flat was described as demolished. The Zizkas, who moved to this country three years ago, left behind a 15 year old son and an 18 year old daughter in Prague.
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Zizka
Zizkas
Prague
Funeral for Mrs. May Johnson Sunderland
The funeral for Mrs. May Johnson of Sunderland was held Thursday at Hanson-Walbridge Funeral Home in Bennington with Rev. Frederick B. Wolf officiating. Relatives attended from Manchester Sunderland Arlington and Shaftsbury. Committal at Kensico Cemetery in Walalla New York with Rev. Thomas Falshaw offering prayers.
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Sunderland
May Johnson
Hanson - Walbridge Funeral Home
Bennington
Frederick B. Wolf
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Manchester
Arlington
Shaftsbury
Walalla
N. Y
Thomas Falshaw
Kensico Cemetery
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F. A. Mantica
St. Mary’s Institute of
Tour County
John M. Spencer
Labor & Parts
Economy Auto Stores, Inc
Bennington, Vt
Dial
Rutland Railway
Bosworth
North Bennington Road
Chris Amadon
Silver St
David Thorpe
Don Thorpe
Prospect St
Maureen Roy
Barbara Thorpe
Hagerman
Bennington Briefs
Methodist
Earl Hamilton
Trudy Southworth
Cynthia Stewart
Donald C. Hicks
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Nancy Danishh
Douglas McGaughey
Kathy Graham
Philip Hollister
First Methodist Church
W. S. Hall
Business Council
Council
Heller
Federal Reserve Board
New York
Chicago
East Main St
HARTE
Walt Disney
Technicol
Techmicolor
Cen Ornnes
Walt Disney's Angels
Matinee
Czech
Mrs
Walker
Jim Pleasant
Jim
Branch St
J.H. Winslows
Winslows
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