Vermont Records Fourth Rabies Case Involving Cat
Vermont reports its fourth animal rabies case this year, a cat in Irasburg on the Bernard Twombly farm biting two men and a farm dog. The cat, ill after Thanksgiving, died Nov. 30 and was sent to the state lab for testing. officials urged vaccination of unvaccinated dogs and elimination of wild dogs.
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Burlington
Vermont
Orleans County
Bernard Twombly
Irasburg
Twombly
Orleans
Oreleans
Stanwood Churchill
University of Vermont Animal Pathology Department
State Health Department
D. W. Starr
Newport
R. B. Aiken
Agriculture and Fish and Game Departments
Hoosick Street arterial project underway in Troy
The Hoosick Street four lane arterial highway project begins in Troy with work from 10th Street west to the city line to be completed in a year. Traffic will be maintained with no detours.
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Troy
Hoosick Street
John P. Buckley
Thomason and Perry, Inc
10Th Street
Buckley
Williams College figures on British TV and local arts news
In Berkshire, Williams College figures twice on UK television during the first week of November. Dr. James MaG Burns, James Phinney Baxter III professor of history and public affairs, discussed the American election. A BBC segment on Edinburgh’s animal genetics department featured Williams assistant psychology professor Dr. Thomas E. McGill. Norman Rockwell of Stockbridge was named to the Berkshire Community College advisory board. Gov. Endicott Peabody announced the artist’s appointment. Pittsfield College recently gained accreditation from the New England Association. In North Adams, the Paramount Theater will close after Sunday’s final show amid a seasonal slowdown, while the Mohawk Theater will continue weekend performances.
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Williamstown
Williams College
James Mag. Burns
James Phinney Baxter III
Williams
BBC
Department of
Animal Genetics
Edinburgh
Thomas E. McGill
Pittsfield
Norman Rockwell
Stockbridge
Berkshire Community College Advisory Board
Endicott Peabody
Pittsfield College
New England Association
North Adams
Paramount Theater
Main Street
Mohawk Theater
Uner
Stock Market Opens Firm with Notable Shifts Across Key Players
New York stocks opened firm amid active trading. Phillips Petroleum slid to 54 to 543? Tidewater fell to 49. Socony Mobil rose to 88. U S Steel dropped to 52 Republic slipped to 43. Bethlehem Steel up to 361. Union Carbide up to 126. Eastman Kodak at 138. Rochester? Mack Truck down to 34. Chrysler up to 61. New York Central at 4854. Pennsylvania up to 39. Chicago and North Western up to 625.
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New York
Phillips Petroleum
Tidewater
Socony Mobil
U.S. Steel Shed
Republic
Youngstown
Bethlehem Steel
Johns Manville
Union Carbide
Eastman Kodak
Mack Truck
Chrysler
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Chicago & North Western
Collins Radio
Commwith Edison
North America
Consol Edison
North American Coal
Consol Nat Gas
Olin Mathieson
Consol Coal
Owens CF
Consumers Power
Copperweld Steel
Paramount Pic
Crucible
Parke Davis
Curtiss Wright
Goodrich
Sears Roebuck
Goodyear
MY Grace
Sinclair
My Socony Mobil
Alco
GT A&p
Sperry Rand
Allegheny L Sd
Greyhound
Standard Brand
Allied Chemical
Gulf Oil Standard Oil Cal
Studebaker
American Metal
Interna Harvester
Swift
American Metal Pd
Interna Nickel
Tennessee Gas
American Motors
T&t
Texaco
American T&t
Island Creek Coal
Tidewater Oil
American. Tobacco
Jones & Laughlin
Timken Roller
Anaconda
Joy
Transworld
Armco St
Kennecott
Armour
Kroger
United Aircraft
Atchison T&sf
Lehigh Port
Cem
United Air L
Baldwin Lima Ham
Lehigh Val Ind
United Fruit
Bendix
Lone Star Cement
Bobbie Brooks
Lorillard Ad
US Steel
Boeing
Mack Trucks
Warner Brothers McNeil Mch
Briggs Mfg
Wva P&p
BVD
MGM
Western Union
Canadian Pacific
Monsanto
Vy Westinghouse
Elec
Celanese
Montgomery Ward
Wheeling Steel
Ches & Ohio
Motorola
White Motors
Avia
Winn Dixie
Cincin
G&e
Lg National Biscuit
VY Woolworth
City Prod
National Dairy National Dist
Xerox Corp
Coca’-Cola
Youngstown S&t
Cambridge Observatory Named World Comet Information Center
The Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory in Cambridge will become the world center for collecting and sharing comet information starting Jan 1. It will house the Central Telegram Bureau from Copenhagen with a secondary bureau at Harvard College to serve the Western Hemisphere, coordinating rapid reports of new comets and novae to 115 foreign and other entities.
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Cambridge Observatory
World Comet Information Center
Cambridge
Mass
UPC
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Central Telegram Bureau
CTB
Copenhagen
Denmark
Harvard College
International Astronomical Union
IAU
Smithsonian
Harvard
ITU
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Dr King Urges Cuts in Arms Spending for Poverty Fight
In a historic sermon at St Pauls Cathedral London the Rev Martin Luther King Jr urged Western nations to reduce defense budgets and increase aid to combat poverty He warned against replacing tyranny with another and spoke ahead of his Nobel Peace Prize trip to Stockholm The remarks mark a rare public underscoring of global poverty issues by the civil rights leader.
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London
APSD
Martin Luther King Jr
St. Paul’s
King
West
Stockholm
Paris
Bennington Banner contact and subscription rates
The Bennington Banner lists contact numbers for business, newsroom and advertising and notes publication details at 425 Main St Bennington Vermont. Subscription rates are detailed for local Vermont and U.S. readership with 3 month 6 month and 1 year options and special servicemen rates.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
UPI
Vermont
U.S
Rhode Island Opens Constitutional Convention
Providence Rhode Island opens its first constitutional convention in over a century. The 100 member body, with a 4 to 1 Democratic margin, will consider reapportionment, a unicameral legislature, four year gubernatorial terms, governor and lieutenant governor as a team, and lifting the bans on lotteries. Potential chairmen include former Gov Dennis J Roberts Professor David D Warren and Judge John F Doris.
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Providence
R.I
UPI
Rhode Island
Dennis J. Roberts
David D. Warren
The
University of Rhode Island
Family Court
John F. Doris
Bigger. If Not Better
Washington reports a National Geographic finding that natural growth is rising globally with the United States leading. American men now average five feet ten inches, two inches taller than 1900, and women average five feet five inches. Weights across the sexes have increased to about 165 pounds for men and 127 pounds for women.
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Washington
UPI
National Geographic
United States
Knowledge Is Power Say NASA Official in Pearl Harbor Talk
Boston journalist report on Dr Albert J Kelley NASA deputy director speaking at Faneuil Hall to mark Pearl Harbor anniversary. He warned the missile age makes another Pearl Harbor potentially devastating for centuries and stressed that knowledge governs modern weapon control.
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Boston
UPS
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Albert J. Kelley
Faneuil Hall
Pearl Harbor
Kelley
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