Vermont Police Lt to Attend Canadian Police College
Commissioner William H. Baumann announced Lt. Foster C. Corliss of Vermont State Police Troop K Barre will attend the Royal Canadian Mounted Police College in Regina for nine weeks from Oct. 4 to Dec. 8. The course focuses on modern law enforcement and crime detection methods.
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Royal Canadian Mounted Police College
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The Bennington Banner Newsroom Listings
The Bennington Banner publishes daily at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont. Telephones list business 442 6300 newsroom 442 2800 advertising 442 2684. The paper is a daily except Sundays and holidays and is a member of United Press International with exclusive rights to local news and UPI dispatches.
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Winds lash Albany area causing damage and outages
Winds up to 40 miles per hour lashed Albany Sunday, damaging property and knocking out power. Niagara Mohawk crews worked through the afternoon to restore service after trees and limbs took down wires.
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UAW Strike Idles Six GM Plants in Upstate New York
More than 14,000 UAW workers walked off on Friday in a national contract dispute. Four Buffalo plants, plus sites at North Tarrytown and Massena, idled while other upstate plants stayed on duty as they produced parts used by manufacturers beyond General Motors.
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Williams College Honors Honorary Degrees At Convocation
Herbert Brucker editor of the Hartford Courant and Elia Kazan film director received honorary degrees at Williams College fall convocation. Brucker earned doctor of laws and Kazan doctor of letters. In North Adams a 55 000 strong Fall Foliage Festival parade featured 15 floats 11 drum corps and nine bands with Gov. Endicott Peabody observing and the Boston Tea Party float winning top prizes.
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Trio Held Over Tombstone Defacement at St Josephs
Pittsfield police arrested Peter Sondrini 17 and two juveniles after a tombstone tipping at St Josephs Cemetery on Sunday. Sondrini faces a felony charge of injury and defacing tombstones while the youths are charged with delinquency for the same offense and will be referred to the juvenile probation officer.
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Whispering Fountains to Move to Pittsfield If No Objections
Williamstown officials report the Whispering Fountains will relocate from Spruces Mobilehome Park to Pittsfield unless local authorities intervene in the coming days. Albert Bachand notes Pittsfield Park and Recreation Commission voted unanimously to accept them with a provisional Oct 1 decision possible to allow other Berkshire communities first refusal. Adams Super Markets pledges $2,000 to Williams College for Berkshire County student scholarships. Jacob Wineberg presents the gift to Henry N Flynt Jr. The award covers $500 per year for four years.
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Editor cites mechanics as hindrance to news
Williamstown Massachusetts Herbert Brucker editor of the Hartford Courant says high mechanical costs hamper newspapers in communicating to the public. He urges that technological efficiency will lower printing costs and improve journalism. he also notes journalism must connect with the masses and that costs squeeze the industry between rising costs and stagnant income.
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Nixon Will Stump Boston For Former Governor Volpe
Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon will campaign in Boston on Thursday for former Governor John A. Volpe's bid for re election. Howard Phillips, chairman of the campaign committee, announced the stop aimed at boosting Volpe in the race.
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N.H
Billy Graham Extends His Crusade in Boston
Evangelist Billy Graham announced in Boston that he would extend his crusade for another week starting Oct 5 after concluding a 10 day Boston Crusade at Boston Common with about 75 000 attendees. Allan Emery Jr as crusade chairman said Boston Garden would host events beginning Oct 5 and considered additional crusades in Portland Bangor Springfield Worcester Providence Burlington Montpelier Manchester Concord and Brattleboro.
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