Vermont School Directors Elect Mazza President
Pittsford Otter Valley Union High School director Frank A. Mazza was elected president of the Vermont State School Directors Association at the Montpelier meeting. Other officers include Reginald Hunt first vice president James Ross second vice president Clarence Pike treasurer Maurice Hill and H Francis Mahoney.
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Montpelier
UPI
Pittsford
Vermont State School Directors Association
Frank A. Mazza
Otter Valley
New Adirondack History Head Swinney Named Director
H J Swinney of Boise Idaho appointed director of the Adirondack Historical Association and its Adirondack Museum effective December 1. Edmund Lynch will serve as acting director until then. Swinney, director of the Idaho Historical Society since 1956, is a Colgate graduate and former Old Sturbridge Village director of interpretation.
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Blue Mountain Lake
H.J. Swinney
Boise
Idaho
Adirondack Historical Association
Adirondack Museum
Edmund Lynch
Swinney
Robert Bruce Inverarity
Idaho Historical Society
Colgate University
Old Sturbridge Village
Mass
Pratt Institute
Brooklyn
Central New York
Fireman dies in Saratoga Hospital blaze rescue attempt
Thomas J. Cummings 39 of Saratoga Springs fell from an extension ladder during a three hour fire at Saratoga Hospital and died. Joseph Clark suffered multiple injuries, seven other firefighters were treated for injuries or smoke exposure, and about 35 patients were moved as damage reached hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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Saratoga
Thomas J. Cummings
Saratoga Springs
Saratoga Hosital
Cummings
Joseph Clark
Saratoga Hospital
William Lawrence
Ballston Spa
Two deaths in Berkshire head-on crash on South Egremont Road
In Berkshire's Great Barrington area two drivers died and three others were injured in a head-on collision on South Egremont Road Sunday. Victims were Joe Paul Miller of Richardson Texas and Mrs Carolyn F Goble of Trenton New Jersey. Survivors include Mrs Jenny B Miller, Glenn T Goble, and Mrs Dorothy M Burke Amherst news editor. A hydrant dispute led Pittsfield resident Genevieve P Gaylord to file an 84 cent damage claim against the city, the smallest ever.
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Great Barrington
South Egremont Road
Joe Paul Miller
Richardson
Texas
Carolyn F. Goble
Trenton
N.J
Fairview Hospital
Jenny B. Miller
Glenn T. Goble
Dorothy
Pittsfield
Genevieve P. Gaylord
John T. Fitzgerald
Cardinal Cushing to have serious operation after Rome return
Richard Cardinal Cushing of Boston plans a serious operation on returning from Rome this week. His private doctor says the procedure is not serious, noting an intestinal test last February found no malignancy. The Cardinal, who previously had a cancerous kidney removed in 1956, spoke after dedicating a chapel in memory of John F Kennedy and attending an Ecumenical Council meeting.
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Rome
UPI
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Boston
Richard Wright
Milton
Mass
Wright
The
Franciscan Eucharistic Sisters of
Mexico
John F. Kennedy
Santa Claus
Accused Kidnapper Called Wild Man Wished Death
A 31-year-old Korean War veteran described as a wild man who wished to die was to be arraigned on kidnaping charges in Maine. He allegedly abducted the heiress wife of Dr. Donald F. McGinn, held her for about 22 hours, and surrendered after being found asleep under a picnic table.
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Bangor, Maine
UPI
Maine
Roger R. Haller
Bangor
Bangor State Hospital
Belgrade Lakes
Washington
Coco
McPherson
United States
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Johnson
Harry C. R. McPherson
Lynne Pierce McGinn
Orrington
Haller
Paterson
N.J
N H Astronaut Seen Still Ready for Space
Concord New Hampshire NASA confirms Alan B Shepard may undertake another spaceflight. NASA official Capt Robert F Freitag declined timing details while stressing ongoing readiness of America’s first man in space for possible future missions.
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Concord
N.H
UPS
New Hampshire
America
Alan B. Shepard
Robert F. Freitag
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Shepard
Derry
Freitag
Alan Shepard
U.S
Aiken urges restore price rise for Boston milkshed
Senator George D. Aiken asked Agriculture Secretary Freeman to reinstate the 22 cent October fluid milk price increase in the Boston milkshed. He argued the supply demand ratio failed to justify the cut and noted August sales were anomalous. Freeman discussed the dairy situation with Aiken, who urged suspending the adjuster to aid farmers.
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Washington
UPI
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Boston
Aiken
Orville Freeman
Printers’ Union Threatens Boston Three-Newspaper Strike
Boston Typographical Union No 13 rejected a publishers’ contract offer and voted to authorize a strike against Globe Herald-Traveler and Record American. The move awaits ITU approval and could prompt an ITU envoy to Boston for further talks to avert a walkout.
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Boston
UPSD
Boston Typographical Union No. 13
International Typographical Union
ITU
Globe
Herald-Traveler
Record American
Pers
Boston Mailers Union No. 1
Typographical Union
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Paul J. Devitt
Erie
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George D. Hammond
Westfield
John T. Driscoll
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Sues City
Cushing
North Kingston
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
Banner Publishing Corporation
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Toy
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First National Stores
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Chests
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Manchester
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