International flavor wedding set at Sugarbush Lodge Waitsfield
Susan Jones 22 of Aberdeen Scotland will wed Dr. John Parente a U S cancer surgeon at Sugarbush Lodge near Waitsfield with French actor Jean Pierre Aumont as best man and Gunilla Knutson as bridesmaid. In Montpelier Gov Hoff proclaims Co op Week Oct 27 praising Vermont cooperatives. In Dover Hoff notes Vermont spends 15 million to control pollution and over 95 percent of residents benefit from sewers. task force studies proposals for state resource management and development.
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Sugarbush Lodge
Susan Jones
Aberdeen
Scotland
John Parente
America
Miss Jones
Jean Pierre Aumont
Gunilla Knutson
Sweden
Montpelier
Hoff
Vermont
Dover
Philip H. Hoff
New England Water Pollution Control Association
Verdict Ordered in False Arrest Suit Against Barre Constable
Superior Judge Dale W. Brooks directed a verdict for the defendant in a $5,000 false arrest case. William Thurston, 32, of Barre, claimed constable Perley Leno Jr. arrested him worsening his asthma.
Victory and Granby vote on $1 tax to CVPS for first-time service
In Victory and Granby residents will gather November 2 to approve a ten year 1 annual tax aimed at Central Vermont Public Service Corp. for poles already being wired to bring electricity to the towns the only Vermont communities without service. Spokesmen expect service to begin by Thanksgiving. A second item notes Vermont will soon open Galilean College offering liberal arts education for Christian service. The charter places the school at the Old Sudbury Inn in Hubbardton.
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Victory
Granby
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
Vermont
Central Vermont
Troy man charged in fraudulent telephone calls case
Lawrence Moscatello, 32, was arrested on charges of obtaining telephone services fraudulently after confessing to using a wrong number to place Chicago calls. The total bill ranged from 700 to 800 dollars and the arrest was made under the district attorney’s office authority following a complaint by the New York Telephone Co.
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Troy
Lawrence Moscatello
Chicago
New York Telephone Co
Cohoes Plans Modern Auditorium as Sports Center
Mayor Santspree unveiled an urban renewal plan envisioning Cohoes as a northeast sports participation hub. The proposal centers on a modern auditorium with adjacent shops business district mercantile area and parking facilities.
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Cohoes
Santspree
Mechanicville High to Feature 20,000-Gallon Emergency Water Tank
The new senior high school on Pruyn Hill will include a built-in 20,000 gallon emergency water storage tank. Architects disclosed the detail during a conference with board of education members.
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Mechanicville
Pruyn Hill
Board of Education
Adams-This Town Reacts to Tramway Post Rejection
Berkshire residents approved the Governor's Council rejection of William Putnam's appointment to the Mt. Greylock Tramway Authority. Councilor Patrick McDonough led the unanimous vote calling Putnam temper mentally unfitted. Adams plans to push for its own pick for the post.
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Adams
William Putnam
Mt. Greylock
Patrick McDonough
Putnam
Springfield
McDonough
Paintings Hung in Governor Peabody’s Office
Williamstown ceremonies reveal three paintings hung in Gov. Endicott Peabody’s office. A Gilbert Stuart portrait of Rev. John Lathrop from the Williams College Museum is on temporary loan. Pittsfield reports no water shortage with a 100 day reserve totaling 1.2 billion gallons and 12 million gallons daily use due to improved flow regulations.
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Endicott Peabody
Williams College
Gilbert Stuart
John Lathrop
Old North Church
Boston
Pittsfield
John Daniels
Johnson urges moon project as vital US leadership
In Boston, Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson defends the moon program as essential to U.S. leadership, warning that abandoning the moon shot would be a conspicuous withdrawal and erode world confidence. He argues space leadership signals power on earth and rejects diverting funds to education and domestic needs.
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Boston
Lyndon B. Johnson
United States
Johnson
Earth
Associated Industries of Massachusetts
AIM
Capitol Hill
Revolution of
Science and Technology
Riously
Fire Raids Worse Than A-Bomb Says Bush
Boston AP A taped interview with Dr. Vannevar Bush former WWII U S government scientist argues Tokyo fire raids killed many innocents but were accepted as conventional weapons. He credits the atomic bomb with saving American and Japanese lives and warns against future biological warfare threats. He also links space leadership to political trust.
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Boston
Vannevar Bush
U.S
Tokyo
Nagasaki
Wgbh-Tv
Bush
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Burlington Deputy Chief Electrocuted
Deputy Fire Chief George K. Carty, 42, died after brushing a live utility wire while directing efforts to contain a downtown three story building fire in Burlington. The blaze destroyed a barber shop, a store and an interior decorating shop as families were evacuated from upper apartments. Firefighters had just returned from another fire when the call came.
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Burlington (Ap
George K. Carty
Burlington
Carty
Nixon Turns to Nixon Backing From Ex New Hampshire Governor
Former New Hampshire governor Lane Dwinell says he might back Richard Nixon if he runs in the March 10 New Hampshire GOP primary, though Dwinell says Nixon is not a candidate today. He cites a desire for a middle ground between Rockefeller and Goldwater and notes past Nixon support in 1956. The scene also includes doubt about Goldwater, Rockefeller, Romney, Scranton entries, and Lodge declining to run.
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Lebanon
N.H
Lane Dwinell
Richard M. Nixon
New Hampshire
Dwinell
Nixon
Rockefeller
Goldwater
John F. Kennedy
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Drought Triggers Possible Federal Aid Bid in Mass
Massachusetts agriculture officials consider declaring portions of the state disaster areas and applying for federal aid for drought afflicted farmers. Commissioner Charles H. McNamara says farmers are terribly short of feed and may receive surplus grain to ease shortages. The northwest region is hit hardest as officials study impacts to determine aid areas.
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Boston
Massachusetts Agriculture
Charles H. McNamara
McNamara
Mystery of Missing Joan Deepens Two Years Later
Lincoln Massachusetts two years after Joan Risch vanished following a kitchen incident with blood stains. Husband Martin D. Risch was in New York on business. younger son David cried in a upstairs bedroom. Joan’s fate remains unknown and unresolved.
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Joan
Lincoln
Mass
Lillian Risch
Lillian
Joan Risch
Martin D. Risch
New York
Fitchburg Paper Company
David Risch
Prohibition Left A Legacy Of Complex Laws Across States
AP report recalls 30 years since repeal, noting a patchwork of local rules. Maine bans drinking while seated in taverns. Nevada permits drinks at the gaming table. Florida restricts swinging doors. Utah imposes a yearly purchase permit fee. Many states maintain dry pockets. Kentucky and California illustrate unusual restrictions and historic oddities in liquor law.
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America
Cameronia
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Mississippi
Oklahoma
Florida
Iowa
Bennington Banner Ad Rates and Contact Details
The Bennington Banner lists newsroom and display advertising numbers and cites its publication schedule. It provides subscription rates for Vermont and nationwide mail with 3, 6, and 12 month options and mentions servicemen special rates.
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