Stafford Warns Vermont on Democratic House Victory
Rep. Robert T. Stafford counsels Vermonters that electing a Democrat to Congress would mean signing blank checks for the administration. He blasts Harold Raynolds as a symbol of wild spending, while claiming his own record supports bipartisan programs. In Burlington, two veteran firemen resign over pay, with Chief Richards saying take home pay as low as 45 to 50 dollars weekly drives resignations and rumors of more leaving.
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Waterbury
Robert T. Stafford
Burlington (Ap
Burlington
Daniel J. Richards
Richards
Probers Eye Strikebreak Charges Near Derby Line
Vermont legislators vow to study claims an unnamed highway department engineer aided a strikebreaker on a Derby Line interstate project. Sen. John J. O'Brien says the engineer hurt strikers and helped the contractor on a three mile job halted for a month last summer. Strikers from Fabi and Son Construction sought union status and higher pay, winning raises but not recognition. Sen. James Oakes notes multiple letters urging inquiry.
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Sherbrooke
Quebec
James Oakes
R-Windham
Burlington Coach Burke Named Vermont Coach of the Year
Ed Burke of Winooski High School received the Vermont Coach of the Year award from the Vermont Coaches Association. Burke led his teams to three straight Class 1 state titles and was honored at a recent association meeting.
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Burlington
Ed Burke
Winooski
Vermont
Burke
Vermont Coaches Association
Railroad Seeks Tax Suspension in Vermont
The St. Johnsbury and Lamoille County Railroad asks the Public Service Board to suspend $6,400 in taxes due within six months. A hearing is set for Oct. 29 on abating taxes owed Oct. 15 this year and in April 1963 under a 1961 law aiding financially harassed railroads. The Rutland Railway Corp. previously won suspension of about $50,000 in taxes.
Cohoes Parish Breaks Ground for $100,000 St Rita’s Church
St Rita’s parish in Cohoes begins construction on a red brick church on Lansing Street near the rectory. The project valued at 100000 dollars aims for completion in early spring, matching the existing rectory.
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Cohoes
St. Rita’s
Lansing Street
McGill Urges Informed U S To Meet Global Tests
Pulitzer winner Ralph McGill told an Albany audience that the United States faces interlocking economic political and military changes requiring informed action rather than slogans or partisan politics. He argued no simple foreign policy can shape the country’s response.
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Albany
Ralph McGill
United States
Atlanta
Berkshire Teachers Salaries Lead County List
Williamstown Mt Greylock Regional High School tops Berkshire County with a minimum teacher salary of 4800 dollars. Median minimum is 4200 dollars and the low is 4100 dollars. Graduation is set for June 7, 1963 to ease senior exams. North Adams McCann Memorial Vocational School facilities to be usable by early December. The cafeteria and shops will open then as the school serves over 300 pupils full time.
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Williamstown
Mt. Greylock
Berkshire County
Paul McDonald
McDonald
North Adams
McCann Memorial Vocational School
James R. Westall
North Adams Obituary for James Boland Ryan
James Boland Ryan of Hingham former North Adams School Committee chair and longtime Williamstown resident died Thursday in Yonkers New York. An engineer for the local electric company and later a WPA coordinator for the Springfield Pittsfield area he lived in North Adams and Williamstown for years before moving to Hingham about twenty years ago. He is survived by his wife and three daughters. A Requiem High Mass will be offered Monday at St Patrick's Church in Williamstown.
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North Adams
James Boland Ryan
Hingham
Williamstown
Yonkers
N.Y
The
Electric Company
WPA
Springfield-Pittsfield
Ryan
St. Patrick’s Church
Adams Redevelopment Authority Seeks Federal Urban Renewal Loan
The Adams Redevelopment Authority voted to apply to the Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency for a federal loan to plan and survey the Adams business center under an urban renewal proposal. The $600,000 project covers about seven acres in a small section of the business district.
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Adams
Adams Redevelopment Authority
Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency
CAB Hears Air Service Needs in New Hampshire
Washington AP reports Civil Aeronautics Board hearings on northern New England air service. Laconia advocate Frederic P. Kimball urged service to Laconia itself, opposing a Manchester regional hub under the New England Council plan that would cut service to Laconia and Berlin.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
New England Air Service
Frederic P. Kimball
Westport
New Hampshire
Keene
Lebanon
Manchester
Laconia
Berlin
Kennedy Plans Six Political Talks Across Weekend Tour
President Kennedy schedules six Democratic speeches across seven states over a weekend, with a Seattle stop described as nonpolitical. The White House released a timetable detailing travel from Friday to Sunday, including appearances in Cleveland, Springfield, Chicago, Milwaukee, Clayton, Albuquerque, Las Vegas, and Seattle.
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Washington
Congress
Midwest
Pacific Coast
White House
Democratic National Committee
Salinger
Seattle
Cleveland
Ohio
Springfield
Ill
Chicago
MecCormick Place
West Coast
Milwaukee
Wis
Clayton
St. Louis
University of New Mexico
Albuquerque
N.M
Las Vegas
Nev
Australia records record livestock and people totals
Australia reported record livestock numbers on March 31 with 157 715 000 sheep and lambs and 13 021 000 beef cattle. Dairy cattle reached 5 046 000 and pigs 1 653 000 while the population stood at 10 660 750.
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Canberra
Australia
YMCA conference shapes YMCA youth program plans
John Riddle of Bennington YMCA led about 45 secretaries at Jug End Barn South Egremont Massachusetts for a two day gathering. The group held business meetings addresses and workshops focusing on developing purposeful program content and strengthening Christian influence and value education in YMCA youth work.
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Ymca Association of
New England
John Riddle
Bennington
YMCA
Small Business Federal Booklet Now Available
Montpelier SBA office at 79 Main Street offers copies of the Federal Handbook for Small Business. The 101 page booklet, issued by the Senate and House Small Business Committees, the White House Committee on Small Business, and the SBA, compiles programs from 12 government agencies including Defense Commerce Labor Interior Agriculture Treasury Justice and TVA.
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The
Small Business Administration
Main Street
Gordon W. Morris
SBA
Senate
House
Small Business
White House
Morris
General Administration
Federal Trade Commission
Veterans Administration
Tennessee Valley Authority
Export Import Bank
Police Advise How to Prevent Getting Lost
Vermont state police advise hunters and woods users on avoiding being lost. Do not panic walk downhill toward streams avoid circling and seek open clearing to signal searchers with sunlight reflections or a mirror.
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Commissioner of Public Safety
William H. Baumann
Baumann
Skull Discovery Costs Men Jobs
In Cambridge Massachusetts two workmen lost their jobs after discovering a skull in Holliston in a rubble pile near a sand company. Police were alerted sparking a search for more bones and speculation tied to the disappearance of Jan Risch. Detectives say the men admitted they merely rediscovered the skull.
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Cambridge
Mass
Holliston
Jan Risch
Lincoln
Deadline set for overseas Christmas gifts mailing
The Defense Department designates November 1 to 20 as the mailing window for gifts to military personnel overseas. Families are urged to send gifts early to reduce the risk of non delivery before Christmas Day.
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Washington
Defense Department
Vermont Children's Aid Society Elects Five to Director Board
The Vermont Children's Aid Society elected five new directors for three year terms at its 43rd annual meeting in Burlington on Oct. 17. New directors include Mrs Irving Blackwell North Hero and Mortimer R. Proctor Proctor, with re-elected three-year terms for Mrs Eric Barradale Brattleboro, Carleton Howe Dorset and Donald L. Smith Jr. Barre.
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Burlington
Vermont Children’s Aid Society
Vermont
Irving Blackwell
North Hero
Benjamin Collins
St. Johnsbury
Jeremiah K. Durick
Mortimer R. Proctor
Proctor
Dean Rowe
Johnson
Lillian Proctor
Blackwell
Eric Barradale
Brattleboro
Carleton E. Howe
Dorset
Donald L. Smith Jr
Barre
Burlington Community Theatre
Nora Stirling
Child Welfare League of America
Federation of Protestant Welfare Agencies
Frank Goldstein
Jan Goldstein
Barbara Emerson
Ken Wolvington
Marjorie Howard
Julia E. Hatch
Maurice C. Cuthbertson
Gordon Jones
Vermont Catholic Charities
Vermont Department of Social Welfare
Bennett C. Douglass
A. R. Gifford
Oak Bluffs
Mass
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Brattleboro Girls Found Safe After Night On Mt Wantastiquet
Three Brattleboro Vermont girls Shirley Buzby 15 Jean Ann Dyke 15 and Karen 13 were found atop Mt Wantastiquet near a campfire after a long search by more than 100 police and firefighters from Hinsdale Brattleboro Greenfield and Turner Falls. They were cold but in good condition. The girls went into the woods yesterday with picnics and became lost.
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N.H
Brattleboro
Mt. Wantasiquet
Shirley Buzby
Jean Ann Dyke
Karen
Hinsdale
Greenfield
Mass
Turner Falls
Mt. Wantastiquet
Bennington Banner Publication and Phone Contacts
A listing for The Bennington Banner includes mailing address 425 Main St Bennington Vermont, telephones 442-6300 newsroom 447-2800 display advertising 442-2684, and AP rights notice. It also notes home delivery while varying subscription rates by radius and duration with special serviceman discounts.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
Vermont
Banner Publishing Corporation
Associated Press
Radius
U.S
Fillmore Farms Calf Patience Sold in Louisiana
Fillmore Key Patience a calf from the Ayrshire herd at Fillmore Farms Bennington was part of 23 Ayrshire calves sent to the Tangipahoa Parish Fair Amite La. under a promotional program by the Ayrshire Breeders Association Brandon. Wilton F McDaniel Kentwood La purchased Patience and several other heifers from the exhibit.
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Fillmore Farms
Bennington
Tangipahoa
Amite
Ayrshire Breeders’ Association
Brandon
Wilton F. McDaniel
Kentwood
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