Vermont Day at Montreal Forum to Boost State Presence
The Greater Vermont Association and state Chamber of Commerce sponsor Vermont Day at the Montreal Forum on Saturday March 13. Delegations from Vermont will attend with Gov Hoff and dignitaries present as Vermont gifts are shown to viewers on Canadian networks.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Canada
Greater Vermont Association
State Chamber of Commerce
Montreal Forum
Clifton Shuttle
GVA
Forum
Montreal Canadiens
Montreal
Detroit Red Wings
Philip H. Hoff
John Daley
Daley
Hoff
Kennedy Towers circular low rent housing approved in Troy
New York authorities approve a 21 story Kennedy Towers circular low rent project to rise next to Federal Street at Harrison Place in Troy. Construction starts early April and marks a regional first in circular design and precast concrete exterior. Brothers Four to perform at Hudson Valley Community College on February 14 with tickets sold at Copeland’s Travel Agency and local stores.
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Troy
Kennedy Towers
State
Federal Street
Harrison Place
Hudeson Valley Community College
Copeland’s Travel Agency
Hendrick Hudson
van Curter Music Stores
State Street
Schenectady
Albany
Hudson Valley Community College
Berkshire News Roundup: Austin Wounded in Viet Nam
Williamstown reports Dennis J. Austin, 21, son of Charles and Mrs. Austin, wounded in South Viet Nam in January, is recovering in Saigon Army hospital. He served with a helicopter unit in the Far East. injuries not serious. Also notes Mt Greylock instruments for ski trail planning and bond sales, upcoming Eastern Ski Writers meeting in Berkshires February 26 to 28, and Williams College Alumni Fund closes 1964 campaign with $422,532.61 and 56.95 percent alumni participation.
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Williamstown
Dennis J. Austin
Charles E. Austin
Hancock Road
South Viet Nam
Saigon
Austin
Far East
Pittsfield
Eastern Ski Writers’ Association
Berkshires
Mike Beatrice
The
Boston Globe
Lee Goerlach
Berkshire Eagle
Wendell-Sherwood Hotel
Williams College
John P. English
Stocks Open Firm in Moderate Trading New York
Stocks opened firm in moderate trading. Polaroid led gains, General Dynamics and Texaco rose, while Republic Steel and U.S. Steel fell. Major names such as American Telephone, Xerox, Texaco, and Ford showed mixed moves as the market started the session.
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NEW York
UPI
Polaroid
Mack Trucks
General Dynamics
Crowell-Collier
Reynolds Metals
General Electric
Texaco
McDonnell Aircraft
Reynolds Tobacco
Comsat
Socony Mobil
Pan American World Airways
Curtiss-Wright
Scott Paper
Armour
American Telephone
Xerox
Texas Gulf
Republic Steel
U.S. Steel
Youngstown
Bethlehem
Inland
Texas Instruments
ACF Industries
Allegheny Ludlum
Sears Roebuck
Bethlehem Steel
Bobbie Erks
Vy Simmons
Boeing
Zenith
IBM
Int
Harvester
Nickel
T&t
Island Creek Coal
Jones & Laughlind
Joy Mfg
Kennecott
Kroger Lehigh Val Ind
S Cm
MGM
Montgomery Ward
National Dairy
New Jersey
National Gypsum
North Amer Coal
Olin
Owens CF
Panawa
Paramount Pictures
Parke Davis
Penn
Pennsylvania RA
Pepsi Cola
Phillips P
Pittsburgh Pl Glass
Pittsburgh Steel
Procter Gamble
Pure Oil
Republic Steel Reynolds Met
Richfield
Lottery For Vermont To Be Proposed
Vermont lawmakers plan a bill to create a state lottery like New Hampshire to fund education through a statewide referendum. The measure proposes a $125,000 first year appropriation, a governor appointed three member board, and two annual races with $100,000 purses and $3 tickets, amid past clerical opposition.
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Burlington
Raymond V. Phillips
University of Vermont
U.S. House
President Johnson
Phillips
Senate
Montpelier
Vermont
New Hampshire
House
Kosygin Heads to North Viet Nam Visit
Premier Alexei Kosygin will depart Moscow for a trip to North Viet Nam, with a possible Peiping stop. Pravda warned the Soviet Union will aid Hanoi if imperialist forces attack. The move signals hardening Soviet policy in Southeast Asia amid rising Chinese influence.
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Moscow
UPI
Alexei Kosygin
Viet Nam
U.S
Southeast Asia
Kosygin
Peking
Communist Party
Pravda
Soviet Union
North Viet Nam
U. S
McGeorge Bundy
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Russia
Konstantin Vershinin
Indochina
China
Hanoi
Jealous Dog Rides A Motor Bike
AZUSA Calif UPI reports Earl Blake an employee at the Morris Dam naval ordnance test center bought a motor bike for commuting. His dog Skippy a 12 year old terrier now rides the bike, wearing a plastic helmet. at stops he jumps off then back on ready to go when the engine starts.
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Azusa
Calif
UPI
Earl Blake
Morris Dam Naval Ordnance Test Center
Here
Skippy
Blake
Cardinal robe cut up for dolls to honor Pope plan
Boston scene reports Cardinal Cushing will have his 16 foot scarlet cloak cut into doll costumes. He jokes about ermined trim and plans to give fabric to nuns who fashion cardinal dolls for souvenirs. Chicago hospitals data follow in next item.
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Boston
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Paul VII
Pope Paul
Cardinal Cushing
Caroline Kennedy
Bennington Banner telephones and office info
Local notice lists the Bennington Banner contact numbers for business newsroom and advertising, gives address at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont, and notes circulation details with subscription rates for Vermont and U.S. 3 months to 1 year.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
Vermont
U.S
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Lawn Trac
South St. Bennington
Colt Lud
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Clairol Loving Care Hair
Contac
Bennington, VT
Chicago
API
American Hospital Association
AHA
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