Vermont Veterans Leader to Retire After 7 Years as State Director
Col Elbert T Kimball ends more than 45 years of military service including National Guard and Army Reserve duties as Vermont state director of Selective Service. He will begin retirement steps while traveling with his wife Dorothy Grow Kimball. Governor Hoff recommends Col William J Burke as the new director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Vermont
Elbert T. Kimball
Valerie Ave
Col. Kimball
Dorothy Helen Grow
Essex Junction
Newport
Kimball
Philip H. Hoff
William J. Burke
West Rutland
Washington, D.C
Selective Service
Bach Mass in B Minor Performed in Albany Cathedral
Capitol Hill Choral Society of Albany presents Bach Mass in B Minor at Cathedral of All Saints on May 6 at 8 p.m. with soloists Lee Dougherty Rosalind Hupp Ray De Voll John Peck and a 25 part oratorio orchestra led by Judson Rand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Johann Sebastian Bach
Capitol Hill Choral Society of
New York City
Oratorio Orchestra
Cathedral of All Saints
Judson Rand
Lee Dougherty
Rosalind Hupp
Ray de Voll
John Peck
John Baldwin
Hamilton College
Laurence Farrell
State University
Choral Society
Association of
Albany Area Singers
Cathedral
Three physicians added to W.R. Plunkett Memorial Hospital staff
In Berkshire three physicians join W.R. Plunkett Memorial Hospital medical staff: Dr Roy Paul Walchenbach Pittsfield surgeon Dr William C Sipe general practitioner who opened an office in Plunkett Medical Park and Dr Elliot M Greenfield Pittsfield oral surgeon. In Williams town Ralph D McLain seeks a first class motor vehicle license to sell motorcycles from a two car garage. action tabled pending ZBA petition May 14. Pittsfield City Council disapproves planned Pittsfield-Lenox Road sign to be reviewed by state Outdoor Advertising Division. sign aims to promote Pownal racetrack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Ralph D. McLain
Henderson Road
McLain
Zoning Board of Appeals
Pittsfield
Pittsfield-Lenox Road
State Outdoor Advertising Division
James Wolfe
Bennington
James Stow
Howard Johnson
Stow
Pownal
Boston
Stock market mixed at opening in New York trading
Stocks opened narrowly mixed in cautious trading. New York Central fell to 34 percent, Eastern Air Lines rose to 36 14, Coca Cola gained to 12714, Bethlehem declined to 35 percent, U S Steel dropped to 56 54, Ford to 55, General Motors to 83 14, DuPont to 25 91, Monsanto up to 74 54.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
UPD
New York Central
Eastern Air Lines
Jonathan Logan
Anaconda
Coca-Cola
General Foods
Sears Roebuck
Ford
Chrysler
General Motors
DuPont
Monsanto
Motorola
RCA
U.S
Liggett & Myers
Pennsylvania
Southern Pacific
C&o
Pan American World Airways
American Airlines
Xerox
Helene Curtis
Air Reduc
Allegheny
Armour
Bendix
Bethlehem Steel
Briggs Mfg
Canada Dry
North Ameriy
Canadian Pacific
Olin
Chesapeake & Ohio
Owens CF
Owen Ill G
Coca Cola
Ly Parke Davis
Col Columbia Gas
Penney
Comw Ed
Penn
Continental Can
Pennsylvania RR
Copperweld Steel
Pepsi Cola
Crucible
Pittsburgh Plate
Curtiss
Pittsburgh Steel
Detroit Edison
Vy Proctor Gamble
Douglas Ac
Pullman
Dow Chemical
Y Dupont
Republic Steel
Reynolds Met
Erie Lack
Reynolds Tobacco
Fed Mag
Richfield
Firestone
Ly Schenley
Ford Motor
Gen Dynamics
Ly Simmons
General Electric
Sinclair
Socony
Standard Oil
Greyhound
Gulf Oil
Standard Oil NJ
Harbison Walker
Vo Standard Oil Ohio
Hercules Powder
Texaco
Thompson R
Illinois Central
Tiden Oil
Ingersoll Rand
Timk RB
L-O-F Glass
United States Steel
Lone Star Cem
Western Union
Lorillard
Westing Air B
Westinghouse
Elec
Montgomery Ward
Wheeling Steel
White Motor
National Aviation
Woolworth
National Biscui
Xerox Co
National Dist
Youngstown ST
National Gypsum
Zenith
Dairy bill gains House passage odds, Midwest congressman says
A Midwest congressman predicts the Senate approved dairy bill has a good chance in the House if scheduled for action. The measure would create two prices for milk and allotments for producers in marketing order regions, with higher returns inside basins and lower rates elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Midwest
Senate
House
Albert Quie
R-Minn
William E. Proxmire
D-Wis
House Agriculture Committee
Quie
Easte
Johnson Administration
Administration
Shaftsbury Association Meeting in Fair Haven
The Shaftsbury Association Baptist meeting will be held in Fair Haven on Friday at 10 15 a m with retiring president Mrs Alfred Scott of North Bennington presiding. Devotions and business followed by nominating reports and officer elections. Band of speakers includes Mrs Roy D Woods state president and Mrs William C Towart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Haven
Shaftsbury Association
Alfred Scott
North Bennington
Roy D. Woods
Sidney Edson
Harry S.S, Moses
Florence Moore
Bennington
William C. Towart
W. C. Nelson
The
Baptist Home Mission Society of
Fairdale Farm Cow Sets New Record
In Bennington Vermont a 13 year old Ayrshire cow named Fairdale Elegant Star at Fairdale Farm Inc. posted an official milk production record of 14903 pounds with 532 pounds of butterfat under a 305 day testing period on twice daily milking. The record equals over 22 quarts per day and doubles the national dairy average, reflecting rising Ayrshire performance on the ABAs HIR and DHIR programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairdale Farm, Inc
Bennington
Fairdale
Elegant Star
Ayrshire Breeders’ Association
Mass. Secretary Suggests Merging April and September Primaries
Massachusetts Secretary of State Kevin White proposes consolidating the April presidential primary with the September election. He says the April vote is only a preference and not binding, and could save money while reducing voter confusion. White cites the high cost and complexity of the current system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
UPI
Kevin H. White
Massachusetts
Illinois
New Hampshire
White
Dick Levitan
BoSeton
EMEX
Commonwealth
Appalachia Program Heads to Congress Amid Push for Ohio and PA Additions
President Johnson sent a $228 million emergency Appalachia program to Congress aimed at ending despair in the 10 state region. Ohio sought inclusion after Governor Rhodes urged it, and Pennsylvania Governor Scranton pressed for a $10 million coal mining area restoration component.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Johnson
Appalachia
Congress
Appalachian Mountain
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
House Public Works Committee
Charles A. Buckley
Senate
Jennings Randolph
D-W.va
King vows fight to save Portsmouth shipyard
New Hampshire Governor John W. King pledges a fight to the finish to save the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard. He met in Washington with four congressmen and Rear Adm. William A. Brockett to discuss yard status and potential cuts. He outlined economic harm to 5,000 of the 8,000 workers if reductions occur and noted Brockett would not commit until a general service report is ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N.H
UPD
John W. King
Portsmouth Naval
Washington
King
Bureau of Ships
Adm
William A. Brockett
New Hampshire
Brockett
General Service
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Frank P. Free
South Richford
Roy McAllister
McAllister
ST. Johnsbury
St. Johnsbury Academy
George Caldbeck
Brightlock
Caldbeck
Matthew J. Caldbeck
Sen. Viens
South Hero
Noel Viens
Grand Isle County
Viens
Burlington
Woodstock
Marshfield
N.Y
Wendell Grant Jones
Barre
Jones
Thomas Dunleavy
TROY
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Capital
RPI
Japan
Board of Education
Down In
Berkshire
Plunkett Hospital
Bethlehem
U.S. Steel
Valley Forge, Pa
Fairdale Farm
Burt Bros
Bennington Banner
Main St
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
Mass
Dunlop
Furniture CO
Vermont Bank and Trust Company
Vermont Bank and Trust CO
Kieet Pete Sepow
Mulows
Fmls
Coseo
Maidenform
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