Burlington Puts Faith in 80 Percent Voter Turnout
Burlington political leaders predict about 80 percent of registered voters will cast ballots in the November 6 election. Democratic Chairman Vincent H. Naramore expects 13 000 voters while Republican C Douglas Cairns foresees a similar figure. Voter registration is projected at 16 000 by election day. Burlington remains a Democratic stronghold.
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Burlington
Democratic Committee
Vincent H. Naramore
C. Douglas Cairns
Burlington Crash Claims Two Lives in Route 125 Incident
Norman Turner 22 a migrant worker from Cedarsville New Jersey died in Burlington hospital from injuries suffered October 14 in a one car crash on Route 125 near Bridport. Co worker Walter Culler 23 died at the scene and driver Ben Dukes 22 of Deerfield Beach Florida remains unconscious in Mary Fletcher Hospital. Turner is the states 79th highway victim of 1962 and 11th this month.
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Burlington
Norman Turner
Bridport
Turner
Cedarsville
N.J
Walter J. Culler
Ben Dukes
Deerfield Beach
Fla
Mary Fletcher Hospital
Congress Did Half Job on Welfare Reforms, Says May
Pulitzer winner Edgar May cites 87th Congress failures to fund welfare reforms. He claims lawmakers campaigned for re election and blocked a 5 million dollar appropriation for day care aiding mothers on aid to dependent children. May warns reforms were only publicity driven.
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Buffalo Evening News
John V. Woodhull
Collision Kills Bellows Falls Woman at Shrewsbury Intersection
In Shrewsbury Massachusetts a two car crash at routes 140 and 20 injures four people. Anna Millis 75 of Worcester died after admission to Memorial Hospital. James Millis 74 is hospitalized with rib and head injuries. Kathleen Witham 47 of Ardsley New York is hospitalized with a nose fracture. Stephen Witham 47 was treated and released. Millis and Mrs Witham are listed in satisfactory condition.
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Shrewsbury
Mass
Bellows Falls
Anna Millis
Henry St
Memorial Hospital
Worcester
James
Kathleen Witham
Hilltop Rd
Ardsley
N.Y
Burlington Man Joseph Bowers Die by Accidental Fall
The body of 46 year old Joseph Bowers, an unemployed auto repairman, was found in the Winooski River. A panel of investigators including State’s Attorney John J. Boylan and Dr. Richard Woodruff ruled his death accidental after evidence showed he left a woman and fell on a ledge above the river.
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Burlington (Ap
Joseph Bowers
Winooski
Atty
John J. Boylan
Joseph Sprano
Burlington
Robert Abare
Richard Woodruff
Robert Iverson
State Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Bowers
Rockefeller Faces Morgenthau Charges in NY Campaign
In New York Governor Rockefeller dismissed Morgenthau’s claim of fakery as campaign rhetoric under pressure. Morgenthau accused pledges of being meaningless amid the race for the statehouse.
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Schenectady
Williams College Talk Supports Court Prayer Ruling
Sidney Hook of New York University told a Williams College audience that he supports the Supreme Court prayer ruling but urges a moral basis for it. He noted a historical moral case for church-state separation and cited colonial beliefs about established churches.
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Williamstown
Sidney Hook
New York University
Williams College
Supreme Court
Hook
New York
White House in Crisis as Kennedy Keeps 12 to 17 Hour Days
President Kennedy spends 12 to 17 hours daily at his desk with a near constant telephone line. Cuba dominates his time as aides operate the 24 hour situation room with a vast communications system. The White House remains accessible to visitors and demonstrates normal tourist activity with heightened security and around the clock press staffing. Pierre Salinger and aides sleep near the president to maintain continuous alertness.
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Washington
Kennedy
Cuba
Executive Mansion
White House
Secret Service
Pierre Salinger
Andrew T. Hatcher
Malcolm Kilduff
Salinger
Special Education Director Speaks Here Oct 29
The Bennington Friends of Retarded Children invites the public to hear Miss Jean Garvin Vermont’s director of special education speak on Developing a Better Program for Your Child at the Red Brick School Shaftsbury Oct 29 at 730 p.m. Association directors will meet Miss Garvin after the talk and refreshments are provided. Transportation help is available through Mrs. Greenslet 26294.
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Bennington Friends of Retarded Children Inc
Jean Garvin
Special Education
Vermont
Red Brick School
Shaftsbury
Mary Kent Greenslet
BFRC
Miss Garvin
Free Library Seeks Kids for Weekly Story Hour
The Bennington Free Library will host a Wednesday 10 a.m. story hour for children ages 3 to 5. Mrs. John Page has volunteered to tell stories this year, introducing youngsters to quality children’s literature.
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Bennington Free Library
John Page
Milk prices kept steady in Vermont for November
The Milk Control Board kept November prices at current levels in most Vermont areas. Low butterfat milk remains 23 cents a quart delivered and 22 cents retail. high butterfat milk sells for 24 and 23 cents per quart. Bennington Brattleboro and Windsor areas differ from the statewide rates.
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Montpelier
Milk Control Board
Vermont
Bennington
Brattleboro
Windsor
Cross Winds Cited as Reason to Abandon Airports in New England Plan
CAB hearing on a regional New England airport plan features Northeast Airlines seeking approval to end service at 12 cities in Maine New Hampshire Massachusetts and Vermont. Pilot Bertran McLellan cites cross winds at several Maine airports as the main issue while proposing regional airports at Presque Isle Augusta Bangor and Portland. Northeast argues the change could save 375000 annually and attract needed capital.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
New England
New England Council
Northeast Airlines
James W. Austin
Northeast
CAB
Maine
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Vermont
Robert L. Park
Bertrand J. McLellan
Houston
Waterville
Rockland
Bar Harbor
Lewiston- Auburn
McLellan
Lewiston-Auburn
Presque Isle
Augusta
Bangor
Portland
Concord
Laconia
Berlin
N. H
Newport
Lawrence
Fitchburg
Pittsfield
Mays
Baynards Station Draws Tourists for Dahlias
Station Master Geoff Burdfield in Baynards England says more visitors come to view the station’s tulips and dahlias than to ride trains. The tiny halt has become a local attraction amid garden displays and seasonal visitors.
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Baynards, England
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