Manpower Workshop Planned in Woodstock Vermont
A manpower workshop sponsored by Associated Industries of Vermont will be held September 15 at the Woodstock Inn. John Mandl of the National Machine Tool Builders Association will give the luncheon address on The Machine Tool Builders Training Program. The program begins at 10 a.m. with a panel on Industry's Manpower Needs and features talks on guidance, vocational education, apprenticeship, training plans and selective service needs.
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University of Vermont College of Medicine
Vermont
American Academy of General Practice
Vermont Heart Association
State Department of Health
Otto Brusis
National Heart Institute
Mexico City
Woodstock
Woodstock Inn
Associated Industries of Vermont
John Mandl
National Machine Tool Builders Association
Washington, D.C
Two Springfield Boys Admit Cemetery Vandalism
Police say two boys aged seven and ten confessed to damaging floral displays and patriotic emblems at Oakland Cemetery, with damages estimated around 500 dollars found Friday night by a family visitant. Police also question four juveniles over obscene graffiti on benches in the common.
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Oakland Cemetery
Rockefeller backs direct primary, not campaign effort
New York Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller said he would sign a direct primary bill if the Legislature passes it to choose statewide candidates. He would not campaign for it, arguing the current convention system has produced public officials and noting past vetoes of runoff plans. He contrasted with figures he says emerged from direct primaries elsewhere.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Huey Longs
Wallaces
Catholic Inter-Racial Council urges church reform on racial question
Albany public letter from the Catholic Inter-Racial Council challenges Catholic clergy and laity to confront a long standing white bias toward Negroes. It argues the so called Catholic dilemma stems from a changed conscience and calls moral leadership to drive change for justice benefiting all sides.
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Catholic Inter-Racial Council of
State boat ramp plan rejected by Berkshire town vote
In Berkshire at a Special town meeting on Monday night 35 voters rejected a state offer to build a boat launching ramp near the Cheshire Lake causeway on Farnams Road. Opponents argued no plans were submitted and the ramp would cause congestion. residents noted the Mass 8 ramp at the lake’s northern end suffices. The state department proposed construction with town maintenance policing and public opening responsibilities.
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State Department of Natural Resources
Girl’s screams save boy on Pittsfield slide incident
In Pittsfield an early Monday evening accident left two year old Robert Brophy stuck at a slide neck, saved by his mother who freed him and performed mouth to mouth. The five year old sister’s cries alerted her mother, police praised timely action, and the boy was taken to St Luke’s Hospital where his condition improved.
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Pittsfield
Robert Brophy
Edward Brophy
St. Luke’s Hospital
Corporate tax hike urged to curb inflation debate
Washington report notes Rep. Al Ullman urges President Johnson to back corporate income tax increases as a tool to cool inflation. Ullman argues higher corporate taxes would lower prices and interest rates, while Johnson weighs options beyond rate hikes. Truman warned that rising rates could spark deflation and depression fears.
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D-Ark
Barre Sculptor Will Carve Champlain Statue
A European born Vermont sculptor Ferdinand L. Weber of Barre has been chosen to carve the 12 foot Champlain statue for the Vermont Pavilion at Expo 67. Weber was selected from five candidates by the Vermont Development Commissioner Elbert G. Moulton and will begin the sculpture on opening day and finish on closing day.
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Vermont
Samuel de Champlain
Ferdinand L. Weber
Barre
Elbert G. Moulton
Weber
Estonia
Sweden
Gustaf V
Jan Sibelius
Germany
United States
Javits to Nominate Rockefeller for Third Term
Sen Jacob Javits agreed to nominate Gov Nelson Rockefeller for a third term at the GOP State convention in Rochester. Javits had been floated as a potential gubernatorial candidate and will chair the state campaign committee to back Rockefeller and the ticket. A separate report notes Joseph H Murphy of Loudonville emerging as a front runner to oppose Comptroller Arthur Levitt.
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N.Y
U.S
Jacob K. Javits
Nelson A. Rockefeller
GOP
Rochester
Javit
Rockefeller
Carl Spad
Javits
Joseph H. Murphy
Loudonville
Arthur Levitt
Dirksen Maintains Opposition to Housing Provision in Rights Bill
Senate GOP Leader Everett Dirksen of Illinois reiterated his opposition to Title IV the housing section of the House rights bill despite appeals from Chicago religious leaders He warned he would vote against the bill if the housing provision remains after third reading asserting the section is unconstitutional and he will not support it
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Everett M. Dirksen
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A. Abbott Rosen
Midwest
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Anti- Defamation League
Congress
President Johnson
Nurses Strike Shuts San Francisco Hospitals
About 650 registered and public health nurses at three San Francisco hospitals plan to call in sick after rejecting a city wage offer. They voted 311 to 162 to match pay hikes given to private hospital nurses last month, with closed door talks continuing.
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UPI
San Francisco Hospital
John F. Shelley
Snelling, Hayes Tout Policies in Vermont Campaign
Republican governors candidate Richard A. Snelling blasts state pollution control delays and urges stream classification, rural pollution controls, and industrial waste inventory. In Burlington, Thomas L. Hayes backs educational tax relief for families and outlines a sliding scale plan with emphasis on vocational and college students. Hayes also announces new Caledonia County campaign chairs and Fuller as state committee chairman.
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Richard A. Snelling
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Snelling
Department of Water Resources
Washington
Burlington
Thomas L. Hayes
Hayes
Fair Haven
Paul P. Fuller
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