Few Contests Highlight Vermont Primaries in Bennington
Bennington County voters face a light primary slate with two statewide races. Meyer versus Johnson for the Democratic U.S. Senate nomination and Gibson versus Burgess for the Republican attorney general nomination headline the ballot. Meyer campaigns amid intra party feuding with state chair John Spencer. Polls run 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. at two Bennington stations.
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Bennington County
Bennington
McCullough
North Bennington
North Village
Armory
Bennington Village
William H. Meyer
Rupert
W. Robert Johnson
Brattleboro
U.S. Senate
Charles Gibson Jr
St. Johnsbury
John S. Burgess
Meyer-Johnson
John M. Spencer
Cuttingsville
Meyer
Wcax-Tv
Burlington
Franklin County
Rutland City
Spencer
George van Santvoord
Senate
Reid Lefevre
Manchester
Eugene V. Clark
Union Board Sets 70000 Budget For New District Start
Union high school directors approved a 70000 budget for the first year of the newly organized supervisory district. Major costs include 50000 for professional services and 30000 for architectural plans. The plan covers administrative salaries 4800 and other admin expenses 3630, plus 3000 for site selection and options to buy. Funding splits involve an initial 5000 loan from Vermont Bank and Trust Co at 2 percent repayable Dec 1, 1962, with refinancing and most funds to be borrowed to Dec 1, 1963.
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Union High School
Vermont Bank and Trust Co
Barton Jenks
Arthur Faris
Faris
County National Bank
First National Bank of
North Bennington
Bennington
Allan J. Heath
J. Goodall Hutton
Merritt Hewitt Jr
Walter G. Danisch
Buckley Wins renomination with Kennedy backing in New York
Rep. Charles A. Buckley the Bronx Democratic leader defeated the reform challenge and secured renomination with President Kennedy's support. He said his next term would be his last and deferred retirement to clear charges of bossism.
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New York
Charles A. Buckley
Bronx
Westchester
Reid
GOP
Dooley
U.S
Israel
New York Herald Tribune
Village Trustees Act on Nuisances in Bennington
Bennington village trustees discuss nuisance rulings delaying implementation. Atty. Levin will issue notices once clerk Hurley secures signatures on orders. crossings, propane generator, and propane delivery trucks named as nuisances to be abated by November 1.
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Bennington
Levin
Rutland Railway
Vermont Gas Co
Allies Ready To Ban Red Armored Cars
Western allies urge Moscow to ban armored cars used to move Soviet soldiers to the Soviet war memorial in West Berlin. United States British and French reps favor issuing an order, timing pending. The move follows Soviet use of larger carriers after stone-throwing protests over a East German death at the Berlin wall.
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Washington
Soviet Union
West Berlin
State Department
Soviet War Memorial
West
U.S
Little Girls Sustain Vigil Beside Plane Crash Victims
In California a pine slope air crash left two young sisters 6 and 8 with injuries and bereavement. Julie Clark described the moment the plane went down as she and Laurie were hurled out while their mother remained in the wrecked cabin. Their father William Clark, VP of Travelodge Motels, perished alongside Jacqueline Clark. The sisters endured three days without food or water before rescue, with Laurie undergoing surgery for a leg fracture.
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Julie Clark
Julie
Mrs. Scott King
Mrs. King
William Clark
Laurie
Travelodge Motels Inc
Jacqueline
Corporaton
Mommy
New England Shivers With Unseasonable Cold Front
Unseasonably cold air moved from the Midwest into New England and the Atlantic coast dragging temperatures 10 to 20 degrees lower than 24 hours earlier. Readings ranged from the 30s in northern New England and the Appalachians to the 40s in the Great Lakes region with 41 in Milwaukee and Chicago suburbs and 44 in Columbus.
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Ohio Valley
Mercury
Milwaukee
Chicago
Columbus
Ohio
Mississippi
New Orleans seeks to halt hoax bomb calls, school desegregation continues
Police Chief Giarrusso warned against hoax bomb threats amid ongoing federal desegregation of New Orleans schools. Despite threats and jeers, public and parochial schools began a sweeping third year of court ordered desegregation. Fire and police checked incidents as enrollments shift with rising attendance at desegregated parochial schools.
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Thomas J. Semmes
New Orleans
Joseph I. Giarrusso
Integrat
Burns
Orleans Parish
Vermont Coach Uses Ice Cube Helmets On Practice
University of Vermont coach Bob Clifford says players insert ice cubes in their helmets to stay cool during practice. He notes the tactic amuses the team and helps them endure conditions.
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Burlington, Vt
Bob Clifford
University of Vermont
Clifford
Union High School Directors Pick Booz Allen as Advisors
Union High School District 14 directors chose Booz, Allen and Hamilton Inc. of New York to prepare educational specifications for a new union high school at an estimated cost above $20,000. The team will be led by Dr. James F. Redmond with H. Lawrence Wisey directing, and includes Edward Anderson and Dr. Joseph M. Carroll.
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Union High School
New York
Union High School District 14
Booz, Allen
Booz. Allen
James F. Redmond
New Orleans
Redmond
Allan J. Heath
H. Lawrence Wilsey
Edward Anderson
Wayland
Mass
Joseph M. Carroll
Chicago
Newton
Union
Anderson
Wayland High
Linda Darnell Files Suit for Divorce
Actress Linda Darnell sues for separate maintenance in Los Angeles claiming Merle R. Robertson a 44 year old airline pilot is unfaithful cruel and an habitual drunkard. She says he admitted paternity of a child expected by Yugoslav actress Vera Violetta Gregovic.
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Los Angeles
Linda Darnell
Merle R. Robertson
Vera Violetta Gregovic
Nuclear Test Ban Accord Seen Crucial
In Geneva the 17 nation disarmament conference enters a two month recess after six months with little progress. Western diplomats say the Soviet Union seeks to strengthen its military power and the nuclear arsenal, while a test ban remains remote and negotiations stall over acceptable terms.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
Moscow
Vasily V. Kuznetsov
U.S
Arthur H. Dean
Soblen's heart weakening as doctors treat fugitive
London doctors report Dr. Robert A. Soblen, 61, showing heart exhaustion while unconscious after a barbiturate overdose in an attempted escape. He remains under heavy security at Hillingdon Hospital and will stay 24 hours for recovery before transit decisions. The Home Office noted no transport arrangements until release is possible.
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London
Robert A. Soblen
Soblen
Hillingdon Hospital
Home Office
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