Forester urges private help to halt elm disease spread
Vermont extension forester Raymond Foulds warns private landowners must remove private diseased elms to complement public efforts. He notes winter removal and burning curb bark beetle transmission, citing Burlington's 1961 rise in infected elms and urging homeowners to hire removal firms despite costs.
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Burlington
Raymond T Foulds Jr
Vermont Extension Forester
Vermont
Foulds
Burlington Park Department
Park Department
Dishwashers Ease Chores Of Housewife
Mrs. Doris H. Steele promotes dishwashers as sanitary and time saving during winter. She cites research showing machine washing uses hotter water and can cut dish washing time by over 60 percent in a 30 day period. Small families store dishes to wash once daily and breakage is reduced, though the machine cannot clear tables.
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Burlington
Doris H. Steele
Mrs. Steele
Parish Priest Defends Gifts From Florida Airmen
In TRACADIE New Brunswick local dispute over Christmas gifts from MacDill Air Force Base airmen. Priest Rev Arthur Duguay says parishioners welcomed fruit chocolate bars and clothing flown 2500 miles to Brantville. A legislator condemned the items as spoiled but the priest reports parishioners accepted the aid.
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Tracadie
N.B
U.S
Arthur Duguay
MacDill Air Force Base
Florida
Brantville
Claude Savoie
New Brunswick
Father Duguay
Defense Spending First Half-Year Below Estimates
Defense spending in the first five months of the current fiscal year ran below full-year estimates, signaling a higher pace in the latter half. Pentagon data show about 18.22 billion in spending through December 1, with payrolls and manpower costs rising as Reservists are called. Budget projections expect 169.4 billion for procurement and related items in the year.
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Washington
Pentagon
National Guard
Alford to Seek Arkansas Governor Post
Rep. Dale Alford of Arkansas announced plans to run for governor next year. The move ends talk of a bid against Sen. Fulbright and fuels speculation about Gov. Faubus seeking a fifth term. Alford, a former write-in winner who joined the House as a Democrat, has a history tied to segregationist stance and 1958 election victory.
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Little Rock
Ark
Dale Alford
D-Ark
Arkansas
Orval E. Faubus
Alford
J. William Fulbright
Fulbright
Faubus
Brooks Hays
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