Montpelier Crafts Bazaar for Vermont makers planned
The Montpelier Rotary Club hosts the first annual arts and crafts bazaar with over 30 Vermont craftsmen. The event runs Friday 1 pm to 10 pm and Saturday 10 am to 5 pm at the Montpelier Masonic Temple. John Sullivan of the Interior Department will speak at the governor's recreation conference November 4 at City Hall.
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Montpelier
John Sullivan
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Department of the Interior
Montpelier City Hall
Sullivan
New England
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
West Virginia
Department of Agriculture
The
Game, Fish and Aeronautics Commissions
Department of Military Affairs
Department of Forests and Waters
International Association of Game, Fish and Conservation Commissioners
Vermont Planning Conference At UVM November Fourth
The Vermont Central Planning Office and the University of Vermont Resources Research Center co sponsor a statewide Vermont Comprehensive Planning Conference at the University of Vermont on November 4. The event gathers planners from across the state to discuss programs and problems with speakers including Gov. Hoff and Dr Cornelis de Cler.
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Montpelier
Vermont Central Planning Office
University of Vermont Resources Research Center
Vermont
University of Vermont
Philip H. Hoff
Cornelis de Cler
Albert A. Schall
Hartford
Frederick Sargent
Department of Agricultural Economics
UVM
Lecture by Dr Sidney Hook at Middlebury College
Dr Sidney Hook, renowned philosopher, will lecture at Middlebury College Mead Memorial Chapel on November 6 at 8 p.m. under the Sperry and Hutchinson lectureship. hook heads NYU philosophy dept and will speak From Marx to Mao Tse-tung to the public.
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Middlebury
Sidney Hook
America
Middlebury College
Mead Memorial Chapel
Sperry and Hutchinson
Hook
New York University
Graduate School of Arts and Science
Marx
Mao Tse-tung
Watervliet Arsenal receives 1.324 million order for 265 gun tubes
The Army Weapons Command places a 1 324 000 order with Watervliet Arsenal for 265 155 mm self propelled howitzer tubes. Of the total, 402 480 will cover outside purchases for forgings and materials. All tube research and development occurred at Watervliet.
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Watervliet
Army
Army Weapons Command
Rock Island
Ill
Williamstown Colonial Shopping Center Sold to NYC Investor
Berkshire reports that the Colonial Shopping Center on State Road was sold to Robert M. Jacobs of New York City. Lazarus S. Heyman of Danbury acquired the property in 1959 at foreclosure for 190000. Heyman’s office will likely manage seven-building complex housing stores. Mt Greylock High School approves new salary schedule raising minimum pay to 5200 with increments of 50 to 400 across four categories.
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Williamstown
State Road
Robert M. Jacobs
New York City
Lazarus S. Heyman
Danbury, Conn
Heyman
Mt. Greylock
Robert Osterman
Seminary For Delayed Vocations Being Built
A national seminary for delayed vocations to the Roman Catholic priesthood is under construction in Weston Massachusetts, twelve miles from Boston. It will be named for the late Pope John XXIII and will enroll up to 100 men on a 24 acre site. Applicants include doctors teachers engineers lawyers and clergy from diverse backgrounds. The red brick three level cruciform building with chapel is designed by Maginnis Walsh and Kennedy architects.
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Weston
Mass
Boston
John XXIII
Air Force
Maginnis, Walsh and Kennedy
Hopes Dim For Six In Maine
In Maine authorities report six missing amid blizzard conditions near Mt Katahdin. Rescuers, including four University of Maine climbers, search a rugged basin for a Boston woman and a Concord couple, while others remain unlocated after heavy snow and wind.
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Millinocket
Maine
Wilder
Helen Mower
Concord
Mass
Negroes Should Get Upper Level Jobs Says Executive
C Virgil Martin, head of Carson Pirie Scott, urged at Brandeis University that business integration begin at management level. He noted no Black employees when he joined in 1948 and stated current figures show 900 to 1,000 of 8,000 to 9,000 workers are Black, arguing executive training and customer service are proper starting points.
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Waltham, Mass
C. Virgil Martin
Chicago
Carson Pirie Scott & Co
Martin
Brandeis University
Helmsley
Carson Pirie Scott
No Indictments After Rhode Island Crime Probe
Rhode Island state grand jury announced no indictments after probing organized crime claims. Witnesses testified about alleged activity, but the panel found no competent legal evidence substantiating organized crime in the state. State Police Supt. Walter Stone and Raymond Patriarca testified to the jury amid prior Senate Crime Investigating Subcommittee testimony.
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Providence
R. I
Rhode Island
Iiae
State Police
Walter EF. Stone
Grand Jury
U. S. Senate
Raymond Patriarca
Stone
New England
Mental Tests Scheduled For Museum Robbers
Paul Lussier, 30, former Palmer High School assistant principal, and Robert Cook, 19, Clark University student, are undergoing court ordered mental tests as detectives pursue larceny charges across Vermont, Virginia, and multiple sites. Judge Blassberg adjourned to January 4. The pair pleaded innocent October 9 to a museum larceny in Old Deerfield with additional charges in Webster and South Burlington, Vermont.
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Greenfield
Mass
Vermont
Virginia
Paul Lussier
Winchendon
Palmer High School
Robert Cook
Clark University
Samuel Blassberg
Blassberg
Old Deerfield
Bennington Banner Reader Advertising and Contact Info
The Bennington Banner publishes daily except Sunday and legal holidays from 425 Main St. Bennington Vermont. It lists newsroom phones and AP rights and outlines subscription rates by mail within a 50 mile radius and Vermont and elsewhere in the U.S. with three six and twelve month options.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
Vermont
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
Associated Press
Radius
Princess Marta-Sue Crawford To Appear On TV Show
Six year old baton twirler Marta-Sue Crawford will guest on The Pete Williams Show on WRGB TV in Schenectady Friday at 7 p.m. This is her second appearance. She has won 137 trophies and 83 medals and will perform The Twirling Boogie on the program.
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East Arlington
Princess Marta
Sue Crawford
Baton Twirler
Pete Williams
WRGB
Schenectady
Boston Quake Prompts Seismic Debate And Hopes
A second New England quake in two weeks sparked disagreement among scientists about future tremors. The offshore event near Boston lasted 5 to 10 seconds at 5:38 pm with no damage reported. Harvard seismologist L Don Leet warned of possible follow up shocks that could lead to a larger quake, perhaps in our lifetime or tomorrow.
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Boston
New England
Boston College
Weston
Hampton Falls
New Hampshire
Framingham
Mass
Fall River
L. Don Leet
Harvard University
Leet
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Wright Farm
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U. S. Naval Academy
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R.I. Crime
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Webster
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