Vermont events span colleges and politics in a busy day
Middlebury College hosts the Vermont Mathematics and Science Teachers Association with a morning program led by Dr. James I. Armstrong and Dr. Brewster Baldwin, plus a 1 10 lecture on The Speech Chain. Vermont zoning talk follows at UVM with Richard Rubino presenting. Republican rally in Addison features Foote Babcock and MacBride. Groundbreaking in Montpelier for the Vermont State Employees Credit Union Building. A St Johnsbury man receives a prison sentence for arson. Vermont Board of Accountancy officers reelected with Gordon serving as a member.
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Middlebury
Middlebury College
Vermont Mathematics and Science Teachers’ Association
Wright Memorial Theatre
James I. Armstrong
Brewster Baldwin
National Science Teachers’ Association
New England Telephone & Telegraph Company
Burlington
University of Vermont
Richard Rubino
Vermont
RuBino
Memorial
Waterman
Montpelier
UPI
Vermont State Employes Credit Union
State Street
Bailey Avenue
ST. Johnsbury
California
Robert L. Beattie
Caledonia County Court
Windsor State Prison
Lawrence Kimball
Beattie
Morse to discuss U S foreign policy at RPI lecture
U S Senator Wayne Morse of Oregon will discuss foreign policy at an April 22 lecture at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in West Hall Auditorium. The event, sponsored by Focus, is open to the public.
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Troy
U.S
Wayne Morse
Ore
United States
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Focus
West Hall
Republican Party
Morse
Berkshire School to Add Educational TV and Team Teaching
Adams Supt Roland G Duval says curriculum revision begins with fall programs featuring educational television ungraded primary classes departmentalized intermediate grades an elementary science program and team teaching. North Adams City inspectors serve 30 day junked car disposal notices. five more mailed. Rowe Yankee Atomic Electric prepares annual plant refueling and gradual power cut from 185000 to about 100000 kilowatts per hour by August 2.
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Adams
Roland G. Duval
North Adams
John Gattuso
George L. Heisler
West End
Rowe
Yankee Atomic Electric Co
Wendell Johnson
Stock Market Mixed To Open With Notable Shifts In Prices
Stocks opened mixed in moderate trading with gains for Polaroid and Parke Davis while American Machine & Foundry and Goodyear edged higher. Several companies including American Telephone and Bethlehem saw small declines as other names like U S Steel and Chrysler posted modest moves. Nigeria reports 1964 crude exports and 1965 outlook from Shell-BP.
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NEW York
UPI
American Machine & Foundry
Westinghouse
Parke Davis
Polaroid
New York Central
Sears Roebuck
Xerox
Erie Lackawanna
Liggett & Myers
Goodyear
Sinclair Oil
Johns-Manville
American Telephone
Lockheed
General Tire
American Home Products
American Airlines
Pan American World Airways
Republic Steel
Bethlehem
Lukens
Youngstown Sheet
U.S. Steel
Chrysler
General Motors
American Motors
DuPont
Uneion Carbide
Consol Coal
Reynolds Met
Consumers Power
Reynolds Tobacco
Continental
Richfield Crucible Steel
Schenley Vy
Curtiss Wright Schering
Detroit Edison
Douglas Aire
Sinclair
Dow Chemical
Socony Mob
So Ry
Eastern Air L
Sperry R
Tennessee Gas
General Foods
Texaco
l/ Thompson
Goodrich
Tiden Oil
Timken
Vo Grace
Trans WA
Great A&p
Union Carbide
United Air
Gulf Oil
United Air L
Interna Bus Mach
Wvap&p
Interna Harvester
Western Union
Interna Nickel Tilet
Westinghouse Air B
NEW York Upi
Interna T&t
Elec
ACF Indus
Jones & Laughlin
Wheeling Steel
Kennecott
Winn
Alco
Fe Koppers
Woolworth
Allegheny
Kroger
Xerox Cp
Allegheny Power
Youngstown ST
Allied Chemical
LOF Glass
Zenith
Allis Chalmers
Lone S Cm
Alcoa
Lorillard
Alside
Monsanto
Montgomery Ward
American Electric
National Biscui
American T & T
National Dairy
American Tobacco National Dist
National Gypsum
Armco Steel
Norfolk & Western
Vo Armour
North Amer
Atchison
North Amer Coal Bald
Bethlehem Steel Olin
Owens C
Bobbie Erks
Owens
Boeing A
Panawa
Briggs
Paramount Pictures
Canadian Pacific
Delanese Peabody C
Penney
Chesapeake & Ohio
MG Penn
Ly Penn
City Prd
Pennsylvania RR
Coca Cola
Colgate
Pepsi Cola
Collins
Pittsburgh Steel
Procter Gamble
Cola F
Pullman
Columbia Gas
Commonw Edison
RCA
Consoli Edison
Consol Nat Gas
Cardinal Cushing Denounces Birch Society Endorsement
In a radio speech the Boston archbishop says he would prefer imprisonment and death under a slave state to membership in the John Birch Society. He retracts any endorsement and denies labeling Presidents Roosevelt and Kennedy as Communists, calling such claims a colossal lie.
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Boston
UPI
Richard Cardinal Cushing
John Birch Society
United States
The
Birch Society
Robert Welch
Belmont
John Birc
WNAC
Cardinal Cushing
New York
Long John Nebel
Scott Stanley Jr
Birch
American Opinion
Thomas Davis
Stanley
Kennedy
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
John F. Kennedy
Welch
C. M. Craweford
Los Angeles
Society
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Foote
MacBride
Babcock
Credit Union Building
Norwich Man
Norwich
William C. Rugg
Newell A. Briggs
Essex Junction
Vermont Board of Accountancy
Jay H. Gordon
Bellows Falls
Senator Morse
RPI
Saratoga Springs
Board of Education
Vernon Green
Saratoga Raceway
Green
Atty
Joseph P. Duval
Francis J. Corsale
Duval
Skidmore College
Falls
Hoosick Falls
Rensselaer County Supreme Court
Christopher Gates
Mary Jane Gates
Davis St
Johnson Hill
New York 7
Hoosick
John J. Gates Jr
Patrick Galvin
Buskirk
West Hoosick
North Hoosick
Johnsonville
Ann Williams
Down In
Berkshire
Atomic Plant
Lagos
Nigeria
Ministry of Mines and Power
Shell-Bp
Walker
Ugh
Volkswagen
Liggett Bosworth Motor Sales, Inc
Bennington, Vt
Haynes & Kane, Inc
Main St
Bennington
Dial
Vermont Bank and Trust Company
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Brattleboro - Rutland - Bennington
Chester