Trial Without a Home May Settle in Boston
In the Plymouth mail robbery case, defendants counsel Bailey Balliro petitioned in U S District Court to move the trial to Boston reversing earlier venue change requests. They cite easier impartial jury selection with a court mindful of problems after a public judge dispute among four federal judges and a statement from Chief Justice Wyzanski.
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UPS
U.S. District Court
F. Lee Bailey
Joseph J. Balliro
New York
San Francisco
U.S
Charles E. Wyzanski Jr
Wyzanski
Bailey
Patricia Diaferio
Roslindale
Joseph Balliro
Thomas R. Richards
Weymouth
John Kelley
Watertown
Massachusetts
New York City
Funeral of Michael J Hogan Sr. in Bennington Masses
Funeral services for Michael J Hogan Sr., long time Bennington resident of 124 Jefferson Ave, were held at St. Francis de Sales Church with a Requiem High Mass. Attending were local officials and members of the Knights of Columbus, Putnam Hose Co., and Bennington Fire Department. Burial followed in Park Lawn Cemetery. Relatives came from Salem, Hoosick, Waterford, Troy, North Bennington and nearby areas.
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Mahar & Son Funeral Home
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James J. Hogan
James H. Hogan
Bennington Telephone Exchange
Ben-Mont Papers
Nichols Store
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LBJ Moves to Reassure Democratic Critics on War
President Johnson works behind the scenes to conciliate Democratic critics of his war policy and unite the party for the election year. The Vietnam question remains central as he seeks to steady support amid party divisions.
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Wis
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Idaho
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Mont
U.S
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Psychiatric Program For Prison In Vermont Planned
A Vermont Windsor State Prison psychiatric program will launch after a high level state officials conference. Attendees cited Supreme Court health care concerns, with a visiting state psychiatrist and transfers to Waterbury Hospital highlighted as balancing care needs. The plan aims to handle inmates needing treatment locally.
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Waterbury
Oakes
Adams
False alarm at Putnam Bridge box triggers case
Fire alarm sounded yesterday at 3 p.m. near Putnam Bridge opposite St Francis School and was ruled a false alarm. Fire Chief Charles Sawyer said no culprit was apprehended and a patrolman on duty at North and Pleasant Streets did not notice the deed while directing school crossing traffic.
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Putnam Bridge
St. Francis School
North
Pleasant Streets
Rescue Squad Receives New 1967 Cadillac Ambulance
The Bennington Rescue Squad unveiled a 1967 Cadillac ambulance in a Wednesday ceremony at its Safford Street HQ. Town official Joseph Higgins signed papers. Robert Parks of Somersville, Conn. handed the key to Richard Torrey, squad president. The unit replaces the 1965 model with a two-year trade-in policy funded by COIN Card drives. The ambulance features four-patient capacity, improved ceilings, extra oxygen, enhanced shocks, and a roof sign EMERGENCY. It will be ready after a radio transfer.
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Town
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Safford Street
Robert Parks
Somersville
Torrey
Superior Coach
Conn
Hoff Undergoes Blood Heart Tests for Leg Cramps
Burlington Vermont Governor Philip Hoff underwent an electrocardiogram and blood tests at Mary Fletcher Hospital for leg cramps. His physician Dr. Sinclair Allen performed the tests. Hoff, 42, said the issue is a recurrence of an old problem after a golf game. State sources noted cramps have troubled him for about a decade.
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UPD
Philip H. Hoff
Mary Fletcher Hospital
Hoff
Sinclair Allen
State House
Columnist Breslin to address AIV dinner in Woodstock
Internationally syndicated writer Jimmy Breslin, award winning columnist and author, will speak at AIV's 47th Annual Meeting banquet on Thursday Oct 19 at the Woodstock Inn Woodstock. Breslin known for his Runyon Hemingway blend and acclaimed Parkland Hospital piece, will discuss The World of Jimmy Breslin.
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AIV
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Woodstock
William H. Adams
Associated Industries of Vermont
New York City
New York Herald Tribune
Ring Lardner
Will Rogers
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Kennedy
New York Mets
Sunny Jim
Ben Hogan
Jimmy Demaret
Bay State Firms Hired To Probe Crash
Two Massachusetts firms were hired to probe the Mt. Washington Cog Railway crash that killed eight and injured 75. Gov King’s council approved $9,200 for Paul C. Dunn of Winchester and Thomas K. Dyer of Lexington to conduct separate investigations, with Dunn to perform a week long survey at $700 and Dyer to conduct a 40 day detailed inspection of switches and braking systems at $8,500. The vote followed a heated debate over the economic impact and timing of the studies.
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Concord
N.H
UPI
Massachusetts
Mt. Washington
New Hampshire
John W. King
Executive Council
Paul C. Dunn
Winchester
Thomas K. Dyer
Lexington
Republican Council
Public Utilities Commission
PUC
Gerard Bergevin
Council
Dyer
Philip Robertson
North Conway
Dunn
Boston and Maine Railroad
Hospital Notes and Transit Update Segment
Hospital notes list admissions for Cynthia Mattison Dale Corbett Mrs Clara Trombley Judy Crane Mrs Betty Jones Catherine Hurley with several Bennington area residents and births for Ronald and Mrs. Bull. Discharges include Sarah Frazier Beulah Griffin Carl Knox Ruth Ver Hoeve and others. A railway usage figure cites 12 000 passengers Labor Day to Oct 15 with an estimated 5 000 this year due to track repairs by Oct 4. Edward Cullen favors Dyer citing PUC confidence.
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Cynthia Mattison
Dale Corbett
Clara Trombley
Bennington
Judy Crane
North Bennington
Betty G. Jones
East Arlington
Catherine Hurley
North Pownal
Sarah Frazier
Beulah M. Griffin
Bessie Percey
Shaftsbury
Carl Knox
Ruth Ver Hoeve
Arlington
Sandra Lee Hayes
Cynthia McCoy
Labor Day
Edward Cullen
Manchester
Dyer
PUC
Foster Drive Fails to Meet Town Road Specs
The Foster Drive survey by Selectman Louis Sausville and Road Commissioner James Cross shows the street is nowhere near required specifications. The 12 foot width in places vs the 24 foot minimum and lack of road bed indicate it cannot be accepted as a town road. a decision is expected at the next selectmen's meeting.
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Foster
Morgan Street
Bennington
Louis Sausville
James Cross
Selectmen
Alma Langlois
Stock Averages Noon Sept 30 1967 Dow Jones Summary
Stock averages from a 1967 issue show the Dow Jones Industrial average at 932.04 with a 1.10 drop, the 20 railroad index at 259.85 down 0.05, the 15 utilities at 130.82 up 0.13, and the composite at 331.50 down 0.14. Trading volume reported as 4,310. Data attributed to No. Co., Albany.
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Bennington Church Bazaar and Supper This Saturday
A petite bazaar and turkey supper are set at the First Methodist Church on Saturday with the bazaar opening at 5 p.m. and the supper served at 6 p.m. Aprons foods candies and candles will be offered and a white elephant table will be available. Barracks 1955 Veterans of World War I will hold a tag day Friday for rehabilitation. Elks members should turn in Silver Towers tickets to the club steward by Oct 5. VFW Post 1332 dancing 9 to 1 with George OBrien and his Rhythmatres. Catholic Daughters meet Tuesday Oct 3 at 6:30 p.m.. call Mrs. Ann Cummings if not contacted.
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Con Thien
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Dmz
Radio Peking
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North Vietnam
Hanoi
First Methodist Church
Catholic Daughters Supper Meeting
Ann Cummings
Plane Crashes into Dallas Schoolyard Killing Seven
A twin engine Aero Commander crashed in midair and struck John S. Bradfield Elementary School in Dallas. Seven people aboard were killed including two Ling-Temco-Vought employees Verner Denman Jr. and N. E. Chappell and five Dover Air Force Base personnel. Wreckage spread across the playground edge.
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UPS
John S. Bradfield
Aero Commander
Love Field
Mockingbird Lane
Pleasant
Verner L. Denman, Jr
Greenville
Tex
N. E. Chappell
Fort Worth
Campbell
LTV
Dover
Delaware
YMCA Rifle Club Opens Season At Red and Gun Club
YMCA Rifle Club began its new season at Shaftsbury with 9 am assemblies for transport from the YMCA. John Riddle returns as instructor and advisor guiding safety and shooting technique. Affiliated with the National Rifle Association, members compete in postal matches and aim for NRA awards while rifles are supplied and ammo sold at cost.
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Red and Gun Club
Ymca Rifle Club
YMCA
Shaftsbury
John Riddle
National Rifle Association
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