One China in the U N Would Be Reconsidered
The Bennington Banner reports that U S policy makers seek a new approach to China and the U N as Communist China could gain admission. John Carter Vincent proposes a Republic of Taiwan with UN representation to reflect reality and Taiwanese independence.
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Farm price supports rise as costs mount under Freeman
The article argues that federal subsidies for agriculture are climbing, with a projected 4.7 billion dollar budget for the year and about 900 million more spent than last year. It credits and critiques Secretary Freeman for reforms like stricter land retirement, while noting overall costs still outpace gains.
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Monnet’s quiet drive builds European unity across Europe
Jean Monnet, 73, the driving force behind the European Common Market and the forerunner of the European Coal and Steel Community, plans to visit the United States shortly. He warns Britain’s entry is a logical step and foresees a growing, common economic frontier shaping postwar policy.
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Local income tax debate questions city level fairness
A New York Times survey shows over 1,000 municipalities now levy income taxes in five states where allowed. The piece argues city and town tax offices lack fairness and that state administered income taxes with revenue shared to municipalities offer a more equitable approach, though Massachusetts has unfinished reforms.
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Vermont Democrats clash over Ginsburg leadership
Burlington attorney Robert W. Larrow urged the Vermont Democratic Party to disassociate from William S. Ginsburg, national committeeman and president of the strikebound Rutland Railway, as intra party strife continues. The party urged a speedy settlement of the labor dispute but did not call out Ginsburg by name. Larrow warned continued leadership by Ginsburg risks Election losses and the party’s survival.
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Britain Considers Decimal Money System Change
AP reports Britain weighs decimalizing its currency to align with most of the world. The discussion notes mysteries of pounds, shillings, and pence versus a 100 per dollar system, while recognizing the broader move toward universal standards for international business.
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Short Shots on Currency and Measurement Standards
The piece reflects on decimal currencies and universal measurement standards. It notes uranium costs, reporting units for oil and livestock, and shifts from the pound to decimal systems. It argues decimal currencies aid international trade and interoperability of gadgets and parts globally.
Exam Question Timed Job Hunt Joke
Applicants for jobs on a state dam project faced a written exam the first question asked about hydrodynamics. One applicant hesitated and quipped that the term means he won’t get the job, a dry humor moment cited in the Louisville and Nashville Railroad Magazine.
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Vermont Skiing Then and Now and the Old Ice Rinks
A reminiscence recalls early Vermont skiing with primitive gear and slopes not needing mountains and describes skating on improvised rinks like the Big Pond and the Flats. The piece notes the lack of organized recreation and the contrast with later developments.
Winter Sports Of Yesteryear Recall
In old days children chased winter thrills on skates sleds bobsleds and toboggans. The routes ran from cemeteries down Main Street to Cushman’s mill with trains to time and daring rescues by hitching rides on passing cars. A hardy village tradition of fearless kids and icy hills endures in memory.
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Letters defend school board in Manchester Center dispute
A Manchester Center reader replies to editorials on principal Mr Pine’s dismissal. She argues the board and superintendent acted openly, answered questions, and protected morale while resisting a witch hunt. She urges renewed public trust for education’s sake.
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