Two Middlebury Students Die After Car Strikes Them
Two Middlebury College sophomores Janet Lockhart and Dean Hale were killed while walking on Vermont Route 125 near Middlebury when a sedan driven by Reginald Hotte veered to pass another car. The incident raised Vermont highway fatalities to 81 for the year and 13 in October.
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Middlebury
Middlebury College
Vermont 125
Janet A. Lockhart
Wilmington
Del
Dean C. Hale
Syracuse
N.Y
Reginald Hotte
Vermont
Five hunters found safe in Adirondacks after overnight trek
Five hunters from three parties were located near northern Herkimer and Oneida Counties in good shape after being lost overnight in the Adirondack Mountains. In a separate incident, Arthur M. McGuire of the Bronx was accidentally shot to death by a hunting companion at a motel near Tupper Lake when the gun discharged during cleaning. Fort Crailo in Rensselaer was designated a national historic landmark with a bronze plaque planned for visitors.
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OLD Forge
Adirondack Mountains
Herkimer
Oneida
Arthur M. McGuire
Bronx
Tupper Lake
Adirondacks
Peter N. Mengrone
Mt. Vernon
Rensselaer
Fort Crailo
Sydney Bradford
National Park Service
U.S. Department of the Interior
Calf with three noses born on Glen Richards farm
A three-nosed calf born Friday at Glen Richards farm in Salem sparked comment from Richards. He noted Grey Lady, one of his 50 cows and the calf’s mother, seemed normal despite the oddity. The anomaly is blamed by some on Halloween pranks.
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Salem
Glen Richards
Grey Lady
Richards
Rockefeller declines pledge to serve full term
Governor Rockefeller said he would not commit to serving a full four-year term if re elected arguing against flat commitments. He noted NY governors are often discussed as future presidential candidates and said voters would feel short changed if a governor lacked perceived presidential caliber.
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New York
Rockefeller
New York State
Adams Plans Center Project At Planning Board Meeting
Adams prepares urban renewal center project a $600000 vision with a $75000 town share discussed at a Planning Board session following a joint urban renewal meeting. A federal grant application may be approved to survey the project. In Williamstown a photo exhibit titled Irish Architecture of the Georgian Period is on display at Williams College Museum of Art through November 20.
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Adams
Planning Board
Urban Renewal Authority
Williamstown
Williams College Museum of Art
Smithsonian Institute
Three Senate Candidates Backed By Local Speakers
At North Adams State College three speakers will promote Senate hopefuls. Prof. William G. Rhodes supports independent H. Stuart Hughes, Prof. William M. Burns backs Democrat Edward M. Kennedy, and Morton Freedman advocates Republican George C. Lodge, with Dr. William B. Anderson moderating.
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North Adams
North Adams State College
William G. Rhodes
H. Stuart Hughes
William M. Burns
Edward M. Kennedy
Morton Freedman
George C. Lodge
William 8. Anderson
Education under siege by rising student numbers at Williams
Don C. Gifford, assistant professor of English at Williams College, said at a Saturday talk that education is eroded as more qualified students push reliance on numeric tests. He argued knowing is a continual process of building relationships.
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Williamstown
Don C. Gifford
Williams
Vermont birth outlook shows fewer babies and more illegitimate births
Vermont 1961 birth statistics show 9,249 births, 4,735 male and 4,514 female, with 98.3 percent in hospitals. Premature births rose to 7.7 percent, illegitimate births at 352, the highest since 1945, and infant deaths reached 252 with immaturity as the leading cause.
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Vermont
Montpelier
Vermont State Health Department
New England
Edward E. Freidman
Child Health Service
The
Health Department
Addison
Bennington
Caledonia
Chittenden
Essex
Franklin
Grand Isle
Lamoille
Orange
Orleans
Rutland
Washington
Windham
Windsor
Five Day Forecast for New England Regions
U S Weather Bureau forecasts for northern New England Massachusetts Rhode Island from Tuesday through Saturday. Temperatures average 2 to 8 degrees below normal with warmer Tuesday and again Saturday. Precipitation totals exceed one half inch, with rain in Massachusetts Rhode Island and rain or snow in Maine New Hampshire and Vermont Tuesday and Saturday.
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Boston
U. S. Weather Bureau
New England
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Bennington Banner advertising rates notice
Public notice lists daily publication and mail rate options for Bennington Banner readers in Bennington Vermont. Includes home delivery, motor route, and subscription pricing for local Vermont and nationwide ranges with service member discounts.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
Vermont
Banner Publishing Corporation
Associated Press
U.S
Parker Trio Wins Henry Shaw Memorial Tennis Titles
In St Louis Ward Parker and his wife Mercenna swept the Henry Shaw Memorial Tennis tournament. Ward Parker won the men's doubles, Mercenna and partner took the women's doubles, and the couple combined to win the mixed doubles.
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ST. Louis
UPI
Parkers
Ward Parker
Mercenna
Ward
Reservist Has Short Honeymoon On Duty Call
Stephen Bennett 22 and his bride Elaine Gravallese were about to honeymoon to Miami when the 94th Troop Carrier Wing was called to active duty. Bennett reported to Hanscom AFB just after 4 am while others went to Grenier AFB New Hampshire. Most face a 12 month term with brief leave due to crowded housing.
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AIR Force
94Th
Air Force Reserve
Hanscom Field
Bedford
Mass
New England States
Hanscom Air Force Base
Stephen Bennett
Newton
Bennett
Elaine Gravallese
Miami
Fla
Air Reserve
Natick
C. Bennett
Hanscom Afb
Grenier Afb
Manchester
N. H
New Englanders Die In Weekend Auto Mishaps
A weekend spike of highway crashes cost 24 lives across New England. Victims include Marian Tibbets 78 Fall River Massachusetts struck outside her home and died at hospital. Middlebury College sophomores Janet Lockhart and Dean Hale killed walking Route 125 in Vermont. Other deaths: Gary Seidel 22 Reading Pennsylvania John Ryder 26 Clinton Massachusetts Edward Beauvais 35 Wallingford Connecticut Sherman Eaton 2 North Franklin Connecticut and Donald P Cormier 31 Cumberland Rhode Island. Several others injured.
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Boston
New England
Marian Tibbets
Fall River
Mass
Middlebury College
Middlebury
Janet A. Lockhart
Wimington, del
Dean C. Hale
Syracuse
N. Y
Army
Gary Seidel
Reading
North Franlin
Conn
South Kingstown
R. I
Sylvia Whaley
Donald P. Cormier
Cumberland
North Attleboro
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Burnell V. Bryant
Durham
N.H
Green Mountain
Retired Officers Association of the
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Burlington
Dorothy Pidgeon
Vergennes
South Burlington
Pidgeon
Fort Carilo
Rocky
Down In
Berkshire
Adams Urban Renewal Discussion
U.S. Senate
Bennington Bookshop, Inc
Bennington, VI
Walker ’S Food Met
ST. Open
Bennington County
Borgward Station
Liggett Bosworth
Sales & Service
North Bennington Road
Bennington, Vt
Drysdale’s
Amory Lot
Reservist
New
Atkins
Main Street
E. Main ST. Bennington
Tobin
Y Mie
del Monte
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