Vermont Milk Price Update Set For March First
Vermont Milk Control Board announces new minimum retail prices effective March 1. Home delivery quarts 24 cents. store half-gallon 45 cents. store quart 23 cents. Excludes Windsor County Brattleboro and some small communities. Brattleboro prices 1 to 2 cents higher for quarts and half-gallons. Prices based on milk with butterfat under 4.2 percent. Fire damages Vermont Tree Farms plant. no injuries. Fire chief cites four hours of effort from multiple communities. investigation planned. plant produced tables and wood products. loss estimated at 25,000 dollars.
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Vermont Milk Control Board
Windsor County
Brattleboro
Groton
UPI
Vermont Tree Farms, Inc
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Richard R. Whittcher
South Ryegate
Monroe
Woodville
N.H
Wells River
Barnet
Burlington editor Marvin Stone named editor of U S News
Marvin Stone, Burlington High School and University of Vermont graduate, is named editor of U S News and World Report. He has more than ten years as an international war correspondent and joined the magazine in 1960 as associate editor in national security affairs.
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UPI
Marvin Stone
Burlington High School
University of Vermont
U.S. News and World Report
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The
News Magazine
Walter Cook named to Federal Power Council regional panel
Walter Cook of Johnson, manager of the Vermont Electric Cooperative, was named by the Federal Power Commission to serve on the Regional Advisory Council for the New England and New York regions. In Vermont, unemployment claims for the week ending Feb. 19 rose to 4,037, up 45 from the prior week, with the insured unemployment rate at 4.4 percent and total new claims at 416, up 14. Union Local 1825 Machinists voted 146 to 126 to strike Butterfield Division plant in Derby Line, a 300-employee facility that makes machine tools, seeking a 25-cent hourly raise, two extra holidays, and other benefits. Dr. Larry Larrow was appointed by Gov. Hoff to the Board of Veterinary Registration and Examination, serving until Jan. 31, 1969.
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Derby Line
UPS
International Machinists Union
Afl-Cio
Butterfield
Union Twist Drill
Athol
Mass
ST. Albans
Larry Larrow
Philip H. Hoff
Board of Veterinary Registration and Examination
Doctors teach blood diseases at Albany Medical Center
In Albany on March 3 at 8 45 a m a doctors teaching day on blood diseases will be held in Huyck Auditorium Albany Medical Center Physicians from Bennington and nearby areas are invited Dr Simon Propp will moderate the program which reviews new knowledge on anemias and discusses new laboratory procedures and treatments Guest lecturer Dr William Dameshek a leading authority on blood diseases will join the session from Tufts University School of Medicine In Albany the Senate approved abandoning part of the Watervliet Shaker Road for a jet runway extension at Albany County Airport plans call for adding 1000 feet to the runway for jet service.
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Albany Medical Center
Bennington
Simon Propp
Albany Medical College
William Dameshek
Department of
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Senate
Watervliet - Shaker Road
Albany County
New York club ends conference with Gavagan address
Albany coverage reports the New York State Business and Professional Women's Club 14th legislative conference concluding Monday night. James E. Gavagan, editor of the Conservationist, spoke at a dinner at the Shine Ten Eyck Hotel and stated that women are the most powerful force in conservation.
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Albany
New York
Nason elected Mount Greylock director amid tramway clash
Benjamin M. Nason executive director of the Massachusetts Forest and Parks Association was elected a director of the Mount Greylock Protective Association, joining effort against a $5 million Mount Greylock ski and recreation project. Williamstown voters approve town office upgrades with jail and vault space. over $6,000 for alternates within a $39,231 contract. North Adams receives $58,000 in federal funds to help educate deprived children, with Drury High School seen as a prime use, pending need confirmation.
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Williamstown
Benjamin M. Nason
Foxboro
Massachusetts Forest and Parks Association
Mount Greylock Protective Association
William H. Tague
Nason
Mount Greylock
North Adams
Robert N. Taylor
Pittsfield Teacher Clifford Dartt Retires After 27 Years
Mrs. Clifford R. Dartt of Pittsfield, aged 80, leaves the vocational department at Pittsfield High School after 27 years teaching sewing and tailoring in practical arts. A retirement party Tuesday night drew about 175 attendees.
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Pittsfield
Clifford R. Dartt
Pittsfield High School
U N Seat for Red China Urged by National Council of Churches
The National Council of Churches board voted 90 to 3 to urge U.S. policy reversal toward mainland China. It called for supporting seating of China in the United Nations and for careful study of regularizing diplomatic contact with the People's Republic. The action represented church leaders from 30 major communions.
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Red
China
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St, Louis, Mo
UPI
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U.S
United Nations
People’s Republic of China
New Jersey
Rhodesia
Great Britain
John Hancock Reports Vermont Life Insurance Totals
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co. of Boston reports investments totaling 6.2 million dollars in Vermont. In 1965 Vermont policy owners and beneficiaries received 2.3 million in benefits while residents bought 17.7 million of new life insurance, bringing in force in the state to 139 million.
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Boston
VPI
Vermont
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co
Byron K. Elliott
John Hancock Insurance
Bennington Banner publication details and rates
The Bennington Banner publishes daily at 425 Main St Bennington Vermont 05201 with United Press International news for republication. Home delivery options include carrier and motor routes and mail subscription rates set at 50 mile Vermont and U.S. regions, with 3 months 6 months and 1 year plans and prices.
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Main St
Bennington
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UPI
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