Drownings and a fatal beach shooting reported in Vermont
In Shelburne a 49-year-old Burlington man and two others died after a fishing boat capsized in 30 feet of water in Lake Champlain. Paul P. Lavallee was recovered at Horseshoe Bay, with Roland Palmer found nearby. search continues for John Cross. In Charlotte a man was found shot on a beach, ruled accidental self-inflicted 22 caliber wound. William W. Wicker, 48, was reportedly aiming at a rabbit silhouette when he shot himself. In Montpelier the Reapportionment Committee narrowed redistricting options to about six plans, favoring registered voter figures over census data. In Shoreham a 72-year-old Edward Stowe died when his car hit an elm and rolled. In Montpelier, Sen. Prouty criticized a Democratic leadership stance on boosting annuities for retired civil servants. In Winooski Park, St. Michael's College reports record enrollment of 1,261, up from 1,181.
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UPD
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Lake Champlain
Paul P. Lavallee
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Roland Palmer
Hinesburg
Lavallee
John Cross
UPI
Charlotte
Richard Woodruff
William W. Wicker
Montpelier
Commission
Sanborn Partridge
Rockefeller official buys Petersburg Mountain acreage for vacation cabin
Dr Detlev W Bronk president of the Rockefeller Institute acquires over 750 acres along Petersburg Mountain after a skiing weekend. The area stretches west from the Massachusetts border as Bronk plans a vacation cabin and serves on national science advisory roles. In Syracuse, a car driven by Jesse Sweet 27 with a seizure kills three pedestrians and injures three others as it crashes through a street, hitting stores. Sweet is hospitalized and had prior seizure history per DMV records.
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Detlev W. Bronk
Rockefeller Institute
Petersburg Mountain
New York
Syracuse
Jesse Sweet
Sweet
St. Joseph’s Hospital
State Motor Vehicle Department
Public hearing on Berkshire bypass stirs Pittsfield area
Nearly 1000 residents filled Pittsfield High School auditorium for a Public Works Department hearing on a proposed Berkshire bypass including Lenox Lanesboro and Dalton. Officials voiced concerns over business loss and homes as associate commissioner John D. Warner said the plan was not yet decided with six months before any decision.
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State Public Works Department
Lenox
Lanesboro
Dalton
John D. Warner
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Public Works
Warner
Stock Market Opens With Modest Advances And Declines
New York stocks opened steady in moderate trading as several names moved. American Broadcasting rose to 50.1. U S Rubber advanced to 60.14. Texas Gulf Sulphur to 6 1. Gen Foods slipped. Polaroid climbed to 169.12. Boeing gained 1 to 64.14. American Telephone fell to 68.14. Xerox up 7 to 111. Du Pont fell after gains. Eastman Kodak up to 130.54. Chrysler, Ford, and General Motors mixed. U S Steel slipped to 61.54. Union Carbide rose. Republic and Youngstown Sheet improved modestly.
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Texas
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Republic
Youngstown Sheet
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Republic Steel
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Reynolds Tobacco
Continental Can
Copweld Steel
Schering
Y Crucible
Curtiss W Simonds S
Douglas Ac
Iy Sinclair
Dow Chemical
Socony Mobil
East Air L
Sperry Rand
Eastman
Standard Oil
Firestone
Ford Motor
Ohio
General Dyn
Stewart Warner
Elec
Studebaker
General Foods
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Texaco
Goodrich Tire & Rub
Tiden Oil
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Timken
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Gulf Oil
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Harbison Walker
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Ing Rand
United States Steel
IBM
Warner Bro Pic
Int Harvester
Western Union
Nickel
Westing Electric
White Motor
Island Creek Coal
Woolworth
Jones & Laughlin
Xerox Cp
Joy Mfg
Youngstown ST
Kennecott
Zenith
American Ptical
New York Central
American T&t
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North Amer
Anaconda
Olin
Armco Steel
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Atchison Penney
Bethlehem Steel
Penn
Humphrey Heads to Boston Campaign Swing
Democratic vice presidential candidate Hubert H. Humphrey plans a two day Boston visit starting with an airport rally and a major speech at the Associated Industries of Massachusetts dinner. He will meet privately with Sen Edward Kennedy and Cardinal Cushing before a gala at the Boston Arena and a stop at the G G Delicatessen in Dorchester.
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UPI
Herbert H. Humphrey
Edward M. Kennedy
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Young Citizens For Johnson-Humphrey
Statler-Hilton
Citizens For Johnson-Humphrey Committee
Humphrey
Associated Industries of Massachusetts
G&g Delicatessen
Dorchester
DeFacto Segregation Case Resumes in Massachusetts
Springfield Massachusetts hears testimony in New England's first court case seeking to end de facto school segregation. Mayor Charles Ryan testifies that white and Negro students moved freely and records on student races were not kept until recently. NAACP suit claims arbitrary attendance zones created a segregated system, with nine schools housing most Negro students and imbalanced demographics. City solicitor argues imbalance due to living patterns. school officials deny illegality.
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Mass
UPI
New England
Charles Ryan
Ryan
U. S
George C. Sweeney
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Robert L. Carter
Carter
James L. Allen
Mary M. Lynch
T. Joseph McCook
Psychiatrists Numbered at 16,863 in U.S.
Washington report shows 16,863 psychiatrists actively practicing in the United States. The figure, based on National Institute of Mental Health and American Psychiatric Association statistics, accounts for 6.3 percent of the nation's 267,950 physicians.
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Washington
UPD
United States
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Department
National Institute of Mental Health
American Psychiatric Association
Massachusetts ADA backs longer governor term curbs council powers
The Massachusetts chapter of Americans for Democratic Action urged support for a four year gubernatorial term and limits on Executive Council powers while opposing three other referendum questions. The group urged defeat for certain measures.
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Boston
UPI
Massachusetts
The
Americans For Democratic Action
ADA
Supreme Judicial Court
Sociologists Warn U S Girls View Of Life Warped
A woman anthropologist based on a survey of 12 colleges told social workers the majority of American college students have had premarital sex. Dr Ethel Alpenfels said this behavior creates a warped outlook and risks illegitimate births if education on motherhood and marriage is neglected.
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Boston
UPI
Ethel J. Alpenfiels
New York University
Florence Crittenden Association
Aspenfels
Bennington Banner notices costs and contact lines
The Bennington Banner lists telephones for business, newsroom and advertising and gives newspaper address at 425 Main St Bennington Vermont. It outlines subscription rates by mail within a 50 mile Vermont radius and nationwide rates, with three months six months and one year options and special servicemen rates.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
UPI
Vermont
U.S
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