Vermont officials announce funding boost and plant closure plans
Gov Hoff praises Stella Hackel for securing over 660000 in federal manpower funds this year while Hudson Pulp and Paper in Bellows Falls faces a two week shutdown affecting about 45 workers. The governor cites staff cuts as a factor and seeks to raise the Industrial Development Division budget to 106000. Rutland completes a 1116000 sewage facility with 221000 state aid, its 15th such plant. Burlington to host a seven week French Institute for high school teachers with 75 dollar stipends, led by Prof Malcolm S Parker, starting June 29.
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Montpelier
Hoff
Hudson Pulp and Paper Co
Bellows Falls
Development Department
Malcolm S. Parker
Department of
Parker
Vermont
Vanishing Adolescent theme for New England LRY meet
The mid winter conference of The New England Regional Committee of Liberal Religious Youth will run December 26 to 29 at Goddard College hosting about 220 New England high school students. Speakers include Rev Kenneth L Patton Rev William Moors Rev Guy Meyer Rev John Coffee Rev Bradford Gale and Edgar Z Friedenberg author of The Vanishing Adolescent. Twelve workshops will cover topics such as The Individual vs the Mob A Creative Means of Escape The Teenager's Philosophy of Life and Identity and History.
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Plainfield
New England
Liberal Religious Youth
Young People’s Organization
The
American Unitarian-Universalist Association
Goddard College
New England States
Kenneth L. Patton
Charles Street
Boston
Mass
William Moors
Medford
Guy Meyer
Arlington
John Coffee
First Church
Roxbury
Bradford Gale
First
Quincy
Edgar Z. Friedenberg
Fire Destroys Collins Sons Lumber Plant in Troy
A $100000 blaze gutted the Collins & Sons Lumber plant in Troy with twelve hose lines fighting the fire from 9 45 a m to 8 p m. Total losses were assessed on a two story brick building and a three story concrete block structure.
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Troy
Collins & Sons Lumber & Supply Co
Holyoke robbery suspect nabbed after crash
Frank Winoski Jr. 26 of Holyoke robbed Westco Credit Union of 6100 dollars, then drove his car into another, and was captured at home. He confessed to the robbery and two prior incidents at the same location. Andrew Dilk ruled Edward W Reid ineligible as Adams Renewal Authority executive director due to retirement. The board will decide next steps. East Main Street Mohawk Trail water project halted by severe cold. 13,000 feet planned, 5,000 feet installed. McNabb Construction Co. will resume in spring to meet summer 1964 relief goal.
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Holyoke
Frank Winoski Jr
Westco Credit Union
Winoski
Adams
Andrew Dilk
Edward W. Reid
Adams Renewal Authority
Reid
North Adams
East Main Street
Mohawk Trail
McNabb Construction Co
Williamstown
Contest For Playwrights Ends in April with Prizes
Stanley Gould and Stanley Young announce a special playwriting contest for the 36 members of the New Dramatists Committee. Two prizes of 750 and 500 dollars are planned, with the first prize winner to be produced by an Equity cast at Adelphi University in Garden City, New York. The New Dramatists Committee, founded in 1950, supports training for promising writers.
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New York
New Dramatists Committee
Stanley Gould
Adelphi University
Stanley Young
American National Theater and
Academy
University
Garden City
N.Y
Congressmen Seek Study of New England Air Routes
Three Republican New England lawmakers urged the Civil Aeronautics Administration to authorize a demonstration air shuttle linking five communities. Reps Morse of Massachusetts Cleveland of New Hampshire and Stafford of Vermont proposed experimental routes between Boston and Lawrence Massachusetts Rutland Vermont and Leominster given incomplete OCR text mentionsLebanon?
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Washington
New England
Civil Aeronautics Administration
F. Bradford Morse
Massachusetts
James C. Cleveland
New Hampshire
Robert T. Stafford
Vermont
Boston
Lawrence
Mass
Rutland
Leba
Wagner collapses during recording session in Hollywood
Conductor Roger Wagner, 49, fainted during a session with the Roger Wagner Chorale and singers Dorothy Kirsten and Gordon MacRae. After treatment, he was sent home to rest with a physician citing nervous exhaustion.
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Hollywood
Roger Wagner
Dorothy Kirsten
Gordon MacRae
Wagner
Paul Roen
Bogus Psychiatrist’s Wife Seeks Annulment
Mrs. Carol F. Blackwell seeks annulment of her marriage to Harold E. MacMillan Jr. alleging he was not legally separated from a prior wife. MacMillan, arrested Nov. 8 for posing as a psychiatrist, married in Worcester under the name Dr. William M. Blackwell and is under observation at Bridgewater State Hospital.
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Worcester
Mass
Carol F. Blackwell
Harold E. MacMillan Jr
Portland
Maine
MacMillan
Worcester State Hospital
Ulder
Blackwell
William M. Blackwell
Lodge Top Choice for 64 by Mass GOP after JFK death
Massachusetts Republicans shifted to Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge as their strongest presidential candidate after President Kennedy's assassination. A AP survey of 24 Massachusetts Republican Central Committee members showed 16 favor Lodge and expect his nomination, a sharp change from October when Goldwater led.
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Boston
Kennedy
Massachusetts
Henry Cabot Lodge
Barry Goldwater
Republican Central Committee
Associated Press
Lodge
The
Dallas
Goldwater
Viet Nam
Richard Nixon
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Sen. Goldwater
Johnson
Rockefeller
Roger E. Ingalls
Methuen
Nixon
Paul S. Morgan
Daniel E. McLean
Beverly
Barbara Gilson
Young Republican Clubs
U.N
Jack Molesworth
Prayers Continue as Two States Battled Site Fight
North Brookfield pupils still recite prayers while the school committee weighs an appeal after Justice Reardon ordered compliance with the Supreme Court ban. Meanwhile NASA site hearings hear arguments from Massachusetts and Connecticut for a $50 million electronics center.
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N.E
North Brookfield, Mass
North Brookfield
Amie G. Moran
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Paul C. Reardon
U.S. Supreme Court
Reardon
North Brookfield Committee
Massachusetts High Court
Washington
Massachusetts
Connecticut
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Congress
Senate
House Space
Greater Boston
Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce
James McCormack
Connecticut Development Commission
LeRoy
Bennington Banner Classified Telephones and Rates
The Bennington Banner lists its telephone numbers for business newsroom and advertising. It also states home delivery options and subscription rates by mail for different distances within Vermont and nationwide, including special rates for servicemen.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
Associated Press
AP News
Vermont
U.S
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Albany Medical Center
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State Investigation Commission
Albert Sohn
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
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National Conference On Religion and Race
NCRR
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Robert Y. Button
Virginia
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Luray
Dustry
Graham R. Treadway
State Development Commission
Harlan H. Griswold
Charles E. Hills
Sweet Snow
Salina, Kan
Saline County
Ray
Madame Alexander
Barbie and Ken
Playskool Educational Toys
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