Vermont Rural Life and Education Roundup in One Broadcast
Vermont outnumbers cows, aims to outnumber chickens says Gerald Morse of Groton who runs a hatchery with 250 000 eggs this year most chicks ship out of state Dartmouth College President John Sloan Dickey urges citizens to demand good education at Champlain Valley Union High School dedication six Laconia State School inmates captured in Burlington Arthur Schlesinger Jr at Middlebury College argues Alliance for Progress must couple aid with internal reform U S Health Education and Welfare to run summer institutes at Middlebury and Vermont universities for 50 teachers with stipends
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UPI
Vermont
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Morse
Hinesburg
Dartmouth College
John Sloan Dickey
Champlain Valley Union High School
N.H
Burlington
Laconia State School
Deming
Plymouth
Middlebury
United States
Latin America
Alliance For Progress
White House
Arthur Schlesinger Jr
Schlesinger
John F. Kennedy
U.S
Middlebury College
Washington
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
University of Vermont
Bread Loaf
UVM
Middlebury appoints Lynn Hinman as student activities coordinator
Middlebury College President James E. Armstrong named Lynn W. Hinman to the new post of coordinator of student activities. Hinman, then director of Redfield Proctor Hall and treasurer of the Undergraduate Association, assumes duties immediately.
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Middlebury
UPI
Middlebury College
James E. Armstrong
Lynn W. Hinman
Hinman
Redfield Proctor Hall
GE plans radio TV expansion expansion in the New York area
General Electric Broadcasting Company Inc announces plans to enlarge operations by acquiring additional television stations. Reid L Shaw named manager of business development to direct growth. Current outlets include WRGB TV WGY radio and WGFM. Shaw aims to expand services nationwide within FCC rules.
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General Electric Broadcasting Company Inc
Reid L. Shaw
Wrgb-Tvv
WGY Radio
WGFM
Shaw
Federal Communications Commission
Trapped youth loses limb in Route 8 crash
Lawrence D Amato, 19, of Springfield was trapped after his car went over a bank off Route 8. He sustained a lost left leg, frostbitten hands, internal injuries and shock. His condition remained critical at Plunkett Memorial Hospital Adams. A passing motorist found him after seeing skid marks and damaged guard posts. Charles H Perenick, Pittsfield born, former Berkshire district campaign manager for Gov Volpe, named military aid to the governor in the Berkshire senatorial district. He will represent Volpe at events he cannot attend. Mt Greylock Tramway Development may stay grounded in 1965 due to ongoing legal proceedings. Even if the court battle is won, construction may not start.
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Springfield
Lawrence D’amato
Plunkett Memorial Hospital
Adams
Pittsfield
Charles H. Perenick
North Adams
John A. Volpe
Berkshire
Pevenick
Volpe
Malcolm X Found His Path After Boston Prison Term
Nebraska born Malcolm Little known in Boston’s Roxbury and Back Bay rose from shoe shine boy to soda jerk and hotel bellboy before a 77 month sentence for breaking and entering at Charlestown State Prison. Paroled in 1953 he adopted the name Malcolm X and began a new life in the Black Muslim movement. Mary, his half sister in Boston, recalled his last visit three years earlier and urged self care after the aunt’s funeral.
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UPI
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Roxbury
Back Bay
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Harlem
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Kalamazoo
Mich
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New Haven
Here
Bay
Mary
Career Students ST Louis enrollment rise in LCMS
The Lutheran Church Missouri Synod reports total enrollment for students training for full time LCMS service careers increased to 7,721 from 7,284. Teaching career students grew from 3,503 to 3,852, ministerial career students from 2,947 to 2,956, and seminary enrollments stood at 1,015, just above the four year average of 1,003.
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St, Louis
UPIN
Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod
Board For Higher Education
Malcolm X slain as shooting hits Chicago ballroom
Harris wounded in strike on the hall as Malcolm X, 39, leader of a rival Black Muslim faction, is killed by a shotgun blast. Police arrest Reuben Francis, 33, secretary to Malcolm X, on felonious assault and weapons charges. Hagan shot in the leg. explosions involve multiple firearms. Fire at Cassius Clay’s Chicago apartment linked to no confirmed motive.
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Parker
Reuben Francis
Malcolm X
Hagan
Malcolm
Bellevue Hospital
New York
Queens
Chicago
Elijah Muhammad
Cassius Clay
Clay
Hope Fades For Ending U S Draft
Washington reports that ending the draft remains uncertain as a Defense Department study nears completion. Pentagon likely to advise continuing conscription to keep armed forces at required strength. Draft calls rise as enlistments dip, with fears of a shortfall if a volunteer force is relied on.
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UPI
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Pentagon
Johnson
Army
Armed Forces
Bennington Banner Ad Rates and Contact Details
The Bennington Banner publishes daily except Sundays and holidays at 425 Main St Bennington VT. It lists newsroom advertising and business phone numbers and provides subscription rates by mail within a 50 mile Vermont radius and nationwide.
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Main St
Bennington
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United Press Int
UPI
Vermont
U.S
Maine Trooper Hertz shoots it out with hunter in lobby duel
In Brewer Maine trooper Thomas McCrae shot and wounded William Igoe 28 after a two city shooting spree. Igoe fired at Bangor police earlier and forced a taxi ride to Brewer station where he exchanged fire in front of the desk. McCrae was wounded but returned fire ending the siege. Igoe faces assault with a deadly weapon charges.
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Maine
UPI
Bangor
William Igoe
Thomas McCrae
Igoe
Dow Air Force Base
Eastern Maine General Hospital
McCrae
William Hughes
Gregory McDonald
Pine Street
Hughes
McDonald
Earl Cole
Linwood Aston
Aston
Penobscot County
Howard Foley
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Albany Medical Center
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