New England Power seeks license for Deerfield River project
Public notice states New England Power Company has filed for a license under the Federal Power Act for Project 2323 the Deerfield River Project in Massachusetts and Vermont. The Deerfield Plant No. 2 sits about 11 miles upstream from the river’s confluence.
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New England Power Company
Richard B. Dunn
Stuart Street
Boston
Massachusetts
Deerfield River
Franklin
Berkshire
Bennington
Windham
Vermont
Deerfield
Deerfield Hydroelectric Project Complex and Transmission Lines
A detailed description of Deerfield River hydroelectric development from Deerfield Plants No. 2 to 5 and Sherman Harriman Somerset reservoirs, dams, penstocks, powerhouses, switchyards, and a 69kV and 115kV transmission network. Protests to the Federal Power Commission must be filed by January 14, 1963. application on file for public inspection. Also notice of estate claims proceeding for Ralph A. Jones with filing windows on March 12 and June 12, 1963 in Bennington Vermont.
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Harriman
Sherman
Searsburg
Harriman Reservoir
Somerset Reservoir
Deerfield River
Searsburg Dam
Deerfield No. 2
Deerfield No. 4
Deerfield No. 3
Deerfield No. 5
Federal Power Commission
Washington
D.C
Commission For Public Inspection
Joseph H. Gutride
Ralph A. Jones
Honorable
Probate Court
District of Bennington
Bennington
First National Bank of
North Bennington
Hanford Returns to Florida Racing with Kelso Band
Carl Hanford brings a dozen horses back to winter racing in Hialeah Florida after a three year absence headlined by the mighty gelding Kelso. The entry signals a sizable comeback with veteran handlers and top stakes ambitions in the sun belt circuit.
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Hialeah
Fla
Florida
Carl Hanford
Kelso
Johnson's Expanded Role in Kennedy Administration
The article argues Lyndon B. Johnson, now vice president, wields growing influence beyond Senate leadership. It details his positions on the National Security Council insiders committee, Space Advisory Council, Equal Employment Opportunities Committee, Peace Corps advisory council, and Cabinet participation. Kennedy assigns Johnson to 22 foreign trips and an international manpower conference presidency.
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Kennedy
Johnson
Executive Department
Richard M. Nixon
National Security Council
Space Advisory Council
Committee On Equal Employment Opportunities
Peace Corps’ Advisory Council
Johnson widens role beyond Senate as Kennedy backs move
In a marked shift from his Senate leadership days, Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson is taking a more active role in major government fields. With President Kennedy's backing, Johnson moves beyond presiding over the Senate to influence administrative policy.
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Washington
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Kennedy
Johnson
Youth ecumenical work camp opens in Nairobi
A group of 16 youths recruited by the World Council of Churches arrived in Nairobi to spend the next nine months in the council s first long term ecumenical work camp.
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Nairobi
Kenya
World Council of Churches
Council
Johnson In White House Meetings Shapes Cuban Crisis Notes
In the discussion of the Cuban crisis the vice president is seen in and out of the White House, linking with his chief. Johnson participated in high policy decisions and reportedly knew as quickly as Kennedy that Soviet missiles had reached Cuba.
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White House
Johnson
Kennedy
Cuba
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