Vermont dairymen face 14 cent loss in take home pay
Vermont Agriculture Commissioner Elmer E. Towne says cuts in dairy price supports for Class II milk will cost diarymen about 14 cents per hundredweight in yearly take home pay. The reductions, announced by Secretary Orville L. Freeman, affect prices to dealers for butter cheese and skim milk powder.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Elmer E. Towne
Towne
Orville L. Freeman
Freeman
Keyser Rejects VP Bid After Aiken Prospect Report
Vermont Governor F Ray Keyser dismissed vice presidential plans despite a New York story linking Sen George D Aiken as the GOPs best possible VP for 1964 Keyser said he is not a candidate for vice president in any sense of the word and offered no personal ambitions or follow up on the report
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Chelsea
Ray Keyser
U.S
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Aluminum firm wins Vermont license plate stock contract
Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Sales Inc of Waltham Massachusetts won a 30962 dollar contract from Vermont Institutional Industries to supply aluminum coil and sheeting for license plate and sign plate stock production.
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Montpelier
Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Sales Inc
Waltham, Mass
Vermont Institutional Industries
FTC orders end to price discrimination at United Farmers of New England
The Federal Trade Commission issued a consent order restricting discriminatory pricing by United Farmers of New England, a Vermont milk cooperative. The complaint said Massachusetts retailers faced up to 40 percent higher prices than rivals, with 15 percent gaps in fluid milk, favoring large grocery chains. The cooperative serves dairymen in Vermont, New York, Maine and New Hampshire.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
United Farmers of New England, Inc
Morrisville
FTC
United Farmers
Massachusetts
Vermont
New York
Maine
New Hampshire
Catholic college head slams Kennedy aid plan as muddled
The Very Rev. Gerald Dupont of St. Michael's College in Albany denounces federal aid to education as muddled and argues Catholic parents resent using tax dollars for public schools. He questions constitutionality and urges tax deductions or direct aid to parochial schools.
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Albany
N.Y
Gerald E. Dupont
St. Michael’s College
Kennedy
Catholic College
Father Dupont
Berkshire strike slows Sprague and McCann projects
Hod carriers and laborers walk off after contract expired. workers demand a 35 hour week, double time after seven hours, and a 25 cent hourly raise. Union members rejected the old wage rates of 2.06 and 2.65 per hour as contractors and strikers meet without agreement.
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North Adams
Sprague Electric Laboratory
McCann Vocational School
Hod Carriers
Hod
South End sewer project advances in North Adams
Work on the $305,000 South End sewer began yesterday in North Adams. The project will take five months to complete and will carry domestic sewage from the entire south end of the city.
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North Adams
South End
Tragedy Strikes Kappa Alpha As Student Dies in Crash
Williamstown mourns as David Russell 19 of Montclair New Jersey and a companion die in a head on collision Saturday in Washington New Jersey when their station wagon crashed with a tractor trailer.
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Williamstown
Kappa Alpha Fraternity
David Russell
Montclair
N.J
Washington, N.J
Hoosick Falls Native Nominated Federal Judge in N Y
President Kennedy named Edward C. McLean of New York City as federal district judge for the Southern District. McLean, a Hoosick Falls native and Debevoise, Plimpton and McLean partner, gains lifetime post at 22 500 yearly. He drew national notice for Alger Hiss defense in a high profile perjury case.
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Hoosick Falls
Kennedy
Edward C. McLean
New York City
McLean
McLan
Alger Hiss
Richard M. Nixon
Law Firm
Debevoise, Plimpton and McLean
Darien, Conn
Albany Urban Renewal Office Opens in South Mall Redevelopment
Albany residents toured a new urban renewal office at 96 Hudson Ave amid a 98 acre downtown project. Housing Commissioner James W. Gaynor affirmed no relocations while housing is available, but warned small businesses may be displaced without replacement market support.
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Albany
South Mall
State Division of Housing and Community Renewal
Hudson Ave
James W. Gaynor
Benhi Delegates Active At Springfield Model Congress
The 22nd annual Model Congress ran March 29 30 at American International College Springfield Mass with about 45 high schools represented and up to 225 delegates. Bennington High School sent Stuart Eldred Ann Marie Goyette Paul Hurlburt Regina Hurley and Barbara Webster as Senators or Representatives. Awards included a best delegate trophy 50 honorable mentions and scholarships from the college.
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Model Congress
Bennington High School
American International College
Charles V. Ryan Jr
Springfield
Massachusetts
AIC
John F. Hines
Mitchel Wendell
Chattar Singh Samra
New England
New York State
U.S. Senate
House of Representatives
Dr. Samra
Barbara Webster
Ann Goyette
Regina Hurley
David Jareckie
Stuart Eldred
Paul Hurlburt
Mass
Ann Marie Goyette
Stuart
Paul
Ann Marie
Regina
Barbara
Mitchell Wendell
Chatter Singh Samra
Harness Maker Keeps One Room Shop Free of Machines
ENGLISHTOWN N J AP Ira Hulsart, a harness maker for 60 years, runs a machine-free one room shop. He believes horses will always share the roads with cars and avoids machine age ills by working hard and resting when tired.
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Englishtown
N. J
Ira Hulsart
Hulsart
Barometer shows 1961 U S business dip in ink
Shaeffer Pen Co reports 1961 sales in red ink nine percent below 1960. The AP notes this barometer of U S business suggests overall improvement versus the year prior.
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Fort Madison
Vermont Day Set At Seattle World's Fair
Vermont Day on Sept 27 at the Seattle Exposition aligns with April 21 to Oct 21 dates. Mrs. John Nordmark of Belleveau is the Vermont delegate. Gov Keyser names guest. events include a Plaza of the States dedication, a state luncheon, and an afternoon program with tours to the Space Needle Monorail and Washington State Coliseum.
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Vermont
Seattle
Wash
John
Titus) Nordmark
Belleveau
F. Ray Keyser Jr
State of
Rapid City
Washington State Coliseum
Federal Pavilion
America
Nordmark
Keyser
Albert D. Rosellini
World’s Fair Commission
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