Vermont hearings set on Cutts resolution and justice topics
The Senate Judiciary Committee will hold a public hearing next Tuesday on the Cutts Resolution to bar the U S Supreme Court from state reapportionment cases and other hearings on capital punishment, drinking laws, and a reapportionment bill. Also reported is former Board of Education chair Raynolds praising Johnson's 1965 education bill in Vermont and Archie Farnham expected to win town clerk and treasurer posts in Canaan without contest. In Waterbury six central Vermont towns vote on a 1.6 million bond for a new Duxbury union high school to serve 750 students at a total cost of 2.26 million with results due tonight after 7 p.m.
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Montpelier
UPI
State Board of Education
Lyndon B. Johnson
Vermont
Waterbury
UPD
Duxbury
Warren
Waitsfield
Moretown
Fayston
Aiken probes use of concrete over stone in federal buildings
Senator George D. Aiken asks for a breakdown of Washington federal buildings since 1961 and the materials used. He disputes claims the Federal Fine Arts Commission forbids exterior stone and notes officials say pre poured concrete in ornate forms can cost more than natural stone.
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Washington
UPI
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Aiken
William Walton
Federal Fine Arts Commission
General Services Administration
Saint Rose drops May Day parade after 18 years
In Albany, the College of Saint Rose suspends its annual May Day parade, freeing 207 parishes, high schools and colleges to organize Day activities themselves due to increasing organizing demands. In Scotia, Grand Union opens a 12,000 square foot air conditioned supermarket on Sacandaga Road at Neal Street with parking for 143 cars.
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Albany
College of Saint Rose
Scotia — Grand Union Company
Sacandaga Road
Neal Street
Kennedy targets patronage as Travia leadership clash widens
In Albany Senator Kennedy rebukes Assembly Speaker Travia for distributing jobs on a patronage basis and emails letters to Travia and Senate Leader Zaretzki. Wagner backs Travia and Kennedy is seen as challenging control of New York Democrats in a power struggle. In Northfield Bates College President Phillips will speak at Norwich on American College Education February 16.
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Albany
Assembly
Anthony J. Travia
Robert F. Kennedy
Travia
Senate
Joseph Zaretzki
Kennedy
Zaretzki
Robert F. Wagner
Wagner
DES Reveals Retraining Programs in Vermont
Vermont's Department of Employment Security announced the largest state retraining effort, a $400,000 program in Burlington for 200 disadvantaged youths ages 16 to 21. It combines basic education with job skills in auto body repair, auto service, cooks, chamber maids, building maintenance, nurse’s aides, printers, waitresses, and maintenance mechanics across Addison, Chittenden, Franklin, Grand Isle and Lamoille counties.
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Vermont
Addison
Chittenden
Franklin
Grand Isle
Lamoille
Number of 10 Cent Papers Rise
New York based United Press International reports that 821 daily newspapers now sell at 10 cents, up 156 from a year ago. The ANPA survey covers English and foreign language dailies across the United States Canada Bermuda Puerto Rico and the West Indies.
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New York
UPI
American Newspaper Publishers Association
ANPA
United States
Canada
Bermuda
Puerto Rico
West Indies
Interfaith Leaders Urge Self Worth and Brotherhood
Rabbi Goldberg urged reverence for the divine image in every person and emphasized self worth as the path to genuine brotherhood and equal rights, linking dignity to action. He praised Martin Luther King Jr and Ted Seaver for promoting Negro uplift, and noted the dangers of believing in worthlessness. The service included invocations, a benediction, and group singing.
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Rabbi Goldberg
Goldberg
Martin Luther King Jr
Mar T. Goldberg
Ted Seaver
Montpelier
Vermont
Mississippi
America
Earle W. Forman
Church of God
Walter Miller
St. John the Baptist Church
North Bennington
Keith Watkin
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Raynolds
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Grand Union
RFK
Norwich
Down In
Berkshire
Williams
Williamstown
Louis E. Lomax
Jesup Hall
Williams College
Williams Lecture Committee
Ebony Club
Pittsfield
Margaret A. Hart
Allen W.P. Hart
Berkshire County
Berkshire Ebony Club
Hart
Berkshires
Francis R. Raymond
New
Ashford
Junk
New Ashford
ACF Industries
Allegheny Ludium
Allegheny Power
Allied Chemical
Alside
American Electric
American Motors
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press
U.S
Cahmp
Paper Reynolds Tobacco
Chrysler
Richfield
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Schering
Colgate
Sears Roebuck
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Standard Oil
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Edis
Steward Warner
Douglas Ac
Studebaker
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Swift
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Texaco
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Trans WA
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United Aircraft
Firestone
United Air Lines
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General Foods
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General Motors
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Warner Bro Pic
Goodrich Tire & Rub
Wvapé&P
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Western Union Grace WR
Westinghouse Air B
Ing Rand
IBM
Youngstown ST
Int Harvester
Zenith
Int Nickel
T&t
ITT Island Creek Coal
Jones & Laughlin
Joy
Lehigh Val Ind
LOF Glass
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Lorillard
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Neil Mch
MGM
Monsanto
Montgomery Ward Bro
Motorola
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National Biscuit
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New Jersey
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New York Central
Norfolk & Western
North Amer
Olin
Y Owens CF
Owen Illinois
Ys Parke Davis
Penney Stores
Penn Dcm
Penn PL
Pennsylvania RR
Pepsi Cola
Phillips P
Pittsburgh Plate
Aoniversary
Adams
Mutual Savings Bank
Burlington Savings Bank
Burlington, Vermont
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
MacNaughton
Devailens
Schenley
Lyons
Chevrolet
Bumstead Chevrolet
Cadillac, Inc
Bennington,vt
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