Vermont Governor Attacks Hoff Over Fiscal Policy
Gov. Keyser challenged Hoff to explain how he would finance a multi million dollar program claiming it would require new major taxes. Hoff accused the audit of whitewash and disputed a reported 900000 surplus while noting debts over a million affecting the year. The audit team includes Archibald Peisch Persch Welden Darling and Elbert Nyquist with Keyser claiming a two day completion.
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Keyser
Philip H. Hoff
Hoff
Vermont
ST. Albans
Service Club
Norwich
Archibald Peisch
Persch Welden Darling
Barre
Elbert A. Nyquist
University of Vermont
Vermont ruling limits state aid for indigent transients
Vermont Attorney General Charles J. Adams ruled that the state or towns are not liable to reimburse or provide free medical care to an indigent person who travels from another state to Vermont for treatment. The decision says free care applies only to indigents ill while in Vermont, not those ill in a different state who then come to Vermont for care. Adams noted no compulsion on New York to reimburse Vermont for such patient care.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Charles J. Adams
Adams
Burlington
New York State
Montpelier Post Office and Court House Bids Opened
The General Services Administration opened eight bids for Montpelier’s new 1.7 million post office and courthouse. National Construction Co of South Boston posted the apparent low bid at 1.59 million dollars. Bid results announced in Boston with award expected next week.
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Montpelier
General Services Administration
Court House
National Construction Co
South Boston
Boston
Rockefeller Seeks Re election With New $35 Million Roads Plan
Gov Nelson Rockefeller campaigned in Troy announcing $35 million in highway construction for Rensselaer County. He recalled Route 22 deterioration since 1959 and said 21 miles of modern two lane road will be usable by next month. Additional work from Hoosick Falls north to Cambridge includes a 1.143 million contract next year. Rockefeller said his administration spent 280 percent more on county roads than Gov Harriman’s term.
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Troy
Nelson Rockefeller
Rensselaer County
Hoosick Falls
Cambridge
Rockefeller
Harriman
Detectives Probe Unsolved Turmoil in Mahoney Murder
Troy detectives yesterday had few clues in the killing of 71 year old Mrs. Marion T. Mahoney who was beaten to death in her Federal Street second floor apartment early Monday. No motive has been established.
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Troy
Marion T. Mahoney
Federal Street
Court orders SUNY to justify allowing Aptheker speech
William W. Egan, Democratic candidate for New York’s 30th District, obtained a court order requiring the State University of New York to justify permitting Herbert Aptheker, a Communist Party national committee member, to speak at the University of Buffalo.
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Buffalo
State University of New York
University of Buffalo
William W. Egan
Congress
New York
30Th
Herbert Aptheker
National Committee
The
Communist Party
Berkshire Bar Association to probe Burns on judgeship claims
A 20 member Norfolk County Bar Association council authorizes an investigation of Williams College professor James M. Burns for his claim that Massachusetts judgeships were sold. The panel plans to visit Burns and will report findings to Massachusetts Attorney General Edward J. McCormack Jr.
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Dedham
Mass
Norfolk County Bar Association
Williams College
James M. Burns
Massachusetts
Burns
New York Times
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Kennedy
Michael J. Dray
Milton
Dray
A. Clinton Kelley
Norfolk County Superior Court
George N. Hurd
Augustus P. Vitali
Edward J. McCormack Jr
Taft couple granted variance to rent rooms to students
North Adams residents John R Taft and Theresa J Taft win another one year renewal from the Zoning Board of Appeals to rent rooms to North Adams State College students beyond the district four person limit. The prior year also received a variance.
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North Adams
Church Street
John R
Theresa J. Taft
Zonling Board of Appeals
North Adams State College
Senior Citizens Club Formed After Meeting Approval
In Williamstown a Senior Citizens Club is to be organized after 50 seniors approved it at the Spruces Recreation Center. Persons 55 and older were invited to attend a meeting Monday and those joining will be charter members.
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Williamstown
Spruces
Republicans Hold Large Campaign Dinner at Mt. Anthony
A Republican rally at Mt. Anthony Country Club drew a large crowd during the 1962 campaign. Lt. Gov. Ralph E. Foote predicted a Keyser victory by 7,500 votes, while Gov. Keyser rebutted Hoff’s $890,000 1962 surplus claim. U S Senator George D. Aiken and local officials attended as candidates and supporters praised the ticket and urged voting turnout.
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Mt. Anthony Country Club
Ralph E. Foote
Keyser
Philip H. Hoff
Hoff
Foote
George D. Aiken
F. Ray Keyser Jr
U.S
Robert T. Stafford
Hagerman
State CDA Sponsors Alert America Forum in Rutland
The Vermont State Catholic Daughters host an Alert America panel Sunday at 2 30 p m at Immaculate Heart of Mary School Rutland open to the public Speakers include Very Rev John Lynch superintendent of the diocesan school on Our Moral Obligations Dr Cleveland Williams of St Michael's College on Power in the People and Mrs Gertrude Hodge Vermont Farm Bureau on American Way of Life A Q A period follows the panel.
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Vermont State Catholic Daughters
Immaculate Heart of Mary
Rutland
John Lynch
Cleveland Williams
St. Michael’s College
Gertrude Hodge
Vermont Farm Bureau
How Small Business Can Obtain Contracts brochure
Government contract guidelines help small firms win bids. SBA Montpelier offers the brochure on request at 79 Main St Gordon W Morris announces the new publication as part of expanding small business access to government work.
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Montpelier
The
Small Business Administration
Main St
Gordon W. Morris
SBA
Morris
Bennington Banner Classifieds and Circulation Info
The Bennington Banner lists daily publication details and contact numbers for newsrooms and advertising. It provides home delivery rates by carrier and mail, with rates for Vermont and elsewhere in the U.S., including special serviceman discounts.
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Bennington
Main St
Vermont
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
Associated Press
U.S
Homemaking Course Offered in Evening Adult Education
EAEP introduces an evening homemaking course funded by state and federal programs. Tuition for homemaking classes is set at 3 dollars, with sewing previously the only option. Residents may submit preferred classes via the Banner form or contact the Graded School District superintendent at 2-5395 for more information.
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EAEP
Burglars Push Proprietor to Wall in New Orleans
Duke W. Pailet owner of the Klondike Inn says he will sell after a string of burglaries. Police report a Sunday night break in netted $1,213 in liquor and cash, marking the 19th burglary at the inn in 18 years with losses exceeding $42,000.
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Duke W. Pailet
Klondike Inn
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