Nuclear advances and state university gains noted in Vermont
A Norwich University speech by Dr. James B. Kelley touted radiation preservation for foods and radioisotopes in medicine, plus widespread nuclear power in submarines. At UVM, academic failure dropped to 3.4 percent as enrollment rose, and Green Mountain College plans a Kennedy era event series and a Kennedy-named school in Winooski. Hotel Huntington fire displaced guests but caused no major losses.
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Northfield
Norwich University
James B. Kelley
Physics Research Laboratory
New York
United States
Soviet Union
Norwich
Kelley
Norwich Assembly
Rowe
Mass
Vermont
Burlington
University of Vermont
UVM
Harold C. Collins
Collins
Winooski (Ap
Kennedy
Winooski
LaFayette Saucier
John F. Kennedy
Huntington
Albany Plans Move to Overhaul New York Liquor Laws
Gov Rockefeller endorses recommended liquor law changes. Legislation to lift the 16 year moratorium on state package stores, repeal minimum price rules, drop required food service, and allow alcohol sales in stores while keeping departments separate will be introduced this week. Senator Keating criticizes federal aid discrimination against New York noting lower federal funding for old age assistance than the national average.
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Albany
Rockefeller
New York
Kenneth B. Keating
R-N.y
Berkshire recreation committee resigns amid resident apathy
In Williamstown the five member Recreation Study Committee resigned noting resident apathy toward a proposed community program. The selectmen declined the resignation and asked the group to continue for another year to draft proposals for the 1965 town meeting, possibly funded by town appropriations. In Adams an organizing meeting promotes a town manager government study for Adams citizens. In Williamstown John Rathbun and Starr Walton, both linked to ski projects and the Olympics, plan a Zurich wedding on February 18.
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Williamstown
Leon R. Oliver
Oliver
ADAMS
Town Hall
John Rathbun
Seattle
Wash
John Jay
Starr Walton
Zurich
Miss Walton
Sacramento
Calif
Rathbun
Innsbruck
Dominican student from Santo Domingo joins Castleton State College
Marco B Cabral an 18 year old from Santo Domingo Dominican Republic becomes Castleton State Colleges first foreign student He arrived as a spring semester freshman plans two years of liberal arts study then aims for Dominican Republic law school He wishes to learn English and skiing and notes Vermont climate contrasts with 80 degree winters in the Dominican Republic.
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Castleton
Castleton State College
Marco B. Cabral
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
New York City
Castleton State
Marco
Colegio de la Salle
United States
Vermont
Vermont State College
Avenida Independencia
Jose M. Cabral
New England Congressmen Vote On Recent Roll Calls
Washington AP summary shows NE lawmakers split on Senate votes including tax bill amendments. Record details on Prouty Vermont amendment, dividend credit limits, luggage and jewelry excise taxes, and depletion allowance for oil and minerals with names Aiken Dodd Kennedy Muskie Pastore Pell Prouty Ribicoff Saltonstall Smith and others.
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Washington
New England
Congress
Senate
House
Pell
Prouty
Ribicoff
Saltonstall
Smith
McIntyre
Aiken
Cotton
Dodd
Williams
R-Del
Douglas
Kennedy
Muskie
Pastore
Keating
Dodd, Kennedy
Kennedy Thought of Children in Crisis and Courage
The 1962 Cuban missile crisis sparked Napoleonic fears in John F. Kennedy, especially for children. Robert F. Kennedy discusses the president’s concern that young people worldwide would have no say in their fate if nuclear war occurred. The foreword to Profiles in Courage, prepared during Kennedy’s hospital years, frames this as a defining act of courage amid national peril.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Robert F. Kenenedy
Kennedy
Back Inc
Harper & Rows
Look
Bennington Banner Publication Details and Rates
The Bennington Banner is a daily newspaper published at 425 Main St Bennington Vermont except Sundays and holidays. It lists phone numbers for news and advertising and provides subscription rates by mail within Vermont and elsewhere in the US with special rates for servicemen.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
Associated Press
AP News
Vermont
Dairy Price Supports Unchanged For Marketing Year
Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman announced price supports for the new marketing year will stay at the same levels as the current year. The floor remains 8.15 dollars per hundred pounds for manufacturing milk and 0.58 dollars per pound for butter fat, at 75 percent of parity. Milk output remains above demand with 1963 production down about 1% from 1962. government purchases are seen near 360 million dollars versus 425 million last year.
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Washington (Ap) — Secretary of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
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Sealy Anniversary Supreme Mattress
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