Fayette to join Vermont Highway Board this month
In Montpelier, Gov. Hoff will appoint Frederick J. Fayette, a former Chittenden County state senator and Democratic Senate candidate, to replace Republican Carl E. Kelton on the state Highway Board. Kelton’s term ends February 28, Fayette lost in his bid against Winston L. Prouty.
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Albany settlement reshapes New York Senate leadership
In Albany a month-long deadlock ended with a GOP Democrat coalition backing Sen. Joseph Zaretski as president pro tem, a move seen as a Wagner faction upset. Zaretski, former Senate minority leader, replaces rivals tied to Kennedy. In Schenectady, discussion promotes converting the Army Supply Depot into a two year college, noting fit, facilities, and need due to enrollments at Hudson Valley and Fulton Montgomery.
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Williams College faculty promoted to full professors
Six Williams College faculty members receive full professor promotions effective July 1. Named are Harold H. Warren chemistry Russell Bastert history John W Chandler religion John D Busden religion Don C Gifford English and Robert N E Megaw English.
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De Gaulle Calls Gold Standard Return for Global Finance
De Gaulle urged scrapping the pound and the franc as international currencies and shifting to a straight gold standard within the IMF framework. He suggested studying the move within the Paris Club and argued the six European Common Market nations would showcase their revived economic power. He spoke to about 500 reporters and guests at the Elysee Palace, his first news conference since last July and 11th in six years, noting his topics are preselected and questions are planted.
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New Englanders vote on Egypt aid measure
Washington United Press International reports that four of New England's 12 senators backed allowing President Johnson to decide on continuing surplus food shipments to the United Arab Republic. The 44 to 38 vote included Edward M. Kennedy, John O. Pastore, Clairborne Pell, and Leverett Saltonstall. Six NE senators opposed, with Ribicoff paired against Muskie and one senator not voting.
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Kearns Sets Tax Committee Revenue Briefing
Montpelier Vermont William F Kearns Jr administration commissioner is slated for a busy week explaining the department's revenue estimates to the House Ways and Means Committee. Chairman Byron Hathorn says he must be convinced the general fund projections for 1966 67 are not far off. Kearns estimates Vermont will gain about 11 million over the biennium while Hathorn thinks 5 million is more accurate. This revenue rise underpins Gov Hoff's 94 million request for the next biennium. Republican critics caution the administration's optimism amid broader debate over federal aid and Middle East policy.
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UVM Trustees Near Decision on President Pick
University of Vermont trustees near choosing a new president to replace Dr. John T. Fey who resigned to lead the University of Wyoming. Interim president Lyman Rowell has served since August 1 as Robert Tracy chairs the selection committee and hopes to finalize at the next meeting set for February 27.
Bennington Banner contact and publishing details
The Bennington Banner lists its phone numbers for business 442 630 and newsroom 442 2800 and advertising 442 2684. It notes publication daily except Sundays and legal holidays at 425 Main Street, Bennington Vermont, by the Banner Publishing Corporation, a member of United Press International.
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Senate Democrats vow to oppose Cutts resolution
In Montpelier, Senate Democrats pledge unanimous opposition to the Cutts resolution if allowed a floor vote. The House passed it to bar the U S Supreme Court from involvement in state reapportionment disputes. Two noted Democrats, James Kennedy and Noel Viens, may vote against it despite potential loss of Senate seats for their counties.
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