Johnson hosts bipartisan salute to Congress on White House lawn
President Johnson hosted a “Salute to Congress” on the White House south lawn with many Democrats and several Republicans in attendance including Speaker John W. McCormack. Senate GOP Whip Thomas H. Kuchel was the highest ranking Republican present as Johnson praised bipartisan achievements of the current session.
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Opening of Center Brunswick police HQ to boost 24 hour contact
Lt. J. H. Smith of Troop G told Kiwanis in Hoosick Falls that new Center Brunswick state police headquarters will improve service and allow 24 hour telephone response. He noted Eagle Bridge sub station limits contact as troopers are often on the road. In Watervliet pupils will report misspelling of SCHOOL on a roadway in front of St Patrick's School as the letter C is reversed.
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Canaan Plant Shuts as Local Water Shortage Bites Industry
Low stream levels halt Columbia Corp operations in Canaan New York as the paper mill, using about a million gallons daily for 100 tons of output, awaits higher Stony Kill flow. Queechy Lake residents complain water siphoning lowers lake level while statewide motor boat checks assess regulation compliance.
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Roper Center Gets NSF Grant for Foreign Data Program
Williamstown reports the Roper Public Opinion Research Center at Williams College received a 513,300 grant from the National Science Foundation’s Division of Social Science to support its foreign data retrieval program for 18 months starting August 15. The funds will help acquire and process backlogged surveys from 76 non American partner organizations. In Pittsfield, Leonard H. Cohen was named Berkshire County assistant public defender with a 1500 dollar annual salary, enabling one defender in each of five district courts weekly.
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Wave of vandalism hits Williamstown mailboxes and signs
Police report a late Tuesday into Wednesday vandalism spree in Williams Town with five mailboxes and two traffic signs damaged by rocks from a car window. Two young men are suspected to have thrown bowling-ball sized rocks. In North Adams the public school system seeks four positions, while two teachers have been appointed.
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Cambridge Selected for Space Electronics Research Center
NASA announced a $61 million space electronics research center to be built on a 29 acre site in Cambridge Massachusetts near Kendall Square. A task force led by Dr. Winston E Kock will relocate from Washington to lead the project with Cambridge officials. initial Congress funding is $10 million.
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Ted's Wife May Replace RFK as Bay State Delegate
The Boston Globe reports a Kennedy family source predicts Joan Kennedy will replace Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy as a Massachusetts delegate to the Democratic National Convention. RFK plans to resign as a delegate and run for the U.S. Senate from New York. If Joan becomes delegate it marks the first Kennedy wife to hold a public political office.
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Chemical Worker Killed by Fall Into Cyanide Tank
A 21 year old chemical plant worker, Richard Corriveau of Nashua, fell into a sodium cyanide tank at Hampshire Chemical Corp. and died at Memorial Hospital. Six policemen and hospital staff suffered fumes. Inspector Clifford Sloan collapsed en route. Medical referee Dr. John D. Spring ruled the death.
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Inauguration Parade Remains on Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington leaders backed tradition as local business groups opposed shifting the presidential inauguration parade from Pennsylvania Avenue to Constitution Avenue. District GOP Chairman Carl L Shipley conceded defeat after the Hotel Association Convention Bureau and Board of Trade supported sticking with the historic route.
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Bennington Banner Staff and Contact Details
The Bennington Banner page lists telephone numbers for business news and advertising and provides newsroom and circulation contact. It notes daily publication with closures on Sundays and holidays and gives subscription rates for local Vermont and U.S. addresses with special serviceman rates.
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