Vermont Youths Urged to Consider Engineering Careers
Burlington’s John J. Barrett urges Vermont youths to pursue engineering through statewide programs during Engineers Week Feb 18 24. He notes the field spans outside plant, customer equipment, transmission, traffic and more, with the future center on fast, safe communications and space.
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Vermont
John J. Barrett
Burlington
Barrett
The
New England Telephone Co
Barret
Everbody
Listers Begin Preparing 1962 Poll Tax List
Town listers under Francis J. Hogan start compiling the 1962 poll tax list by collecting name and address data from employers and housing providers. The process aims to handle anticipated higher assessment workload from new construction and urges residents aging 70 by April 1 and those turning 21 by April 1 to report to ensure eligibility for voting and poll tax exemption.
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Francis J. Hogan
Listers
Vermont
Hogan
Keyser to take questions at Shaftsbury GOP meeting
Gov. F Ray Keyser Jr will answer questions at an open meeting tonight at 8 in the South Shaftsbury Grange Hall. He will speak briefly before taking questions on the Rutland Railway issue and Vermont Senate reapportionment. Shaftsbury Republican Town Committee sponsors. refreshments served.
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F. Ray Keyser Jr
South Shaftsbury Grange Hall
Keyser
Rutland
Vermont Senate
Shaftsbury
Republican Town Committee
School Lunch Menu Week At Molly Stark School
A readable listing shows meals for each weekday including Monday through Friday with items such as baked hash and jelly sandwiches, meat loaf with mashed potatoes and spinach, baked beans with salad and pears, turkey with rice and vegetables, and fish sticks with sides. Additional notes include soups and sandwiches for the second week.
Delock Without a Deal Reports for Red Sox Spring Work
Veteran pitcher Ike Delock remains unsigned as Red Sox pitchers and catchers begin spring training. The 32 year old showed up at the clubhouse but did not suit up, choosing not to be counted among reporters who joined in uniform.
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Scottsdale, Ariz
Ike Delock
Red Sox
Delock
Foster home gives elderly joy in Bronx family setting
John Olsen age 79 lives at the Maxfield foster home in the Bronx where he says he feels 20 and treated as family. He joined after a hospital stay for a broken hip with $78 monthly Social Security and no relatives. The Maxfields receive $150 monthly for Olsen, plus city welfare and his SS, while Olsen adds a small personal allowance.
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New York
John Olsen
Olsen
Ernest Maxfield
The
Bronx
Derly
Catholic Charities Family Service Department
Maxfields
Fidel Castro Returns to Public View After Seclusion
Fidel Castro appeared happy and healthy in Havana after 12 days of silence. The Cuban prime minister attended a doubleheader at Latino Americano stadium, going two-for-two with a strikeout risk, drawing a 32,000 crowd and national TV coverage amid rumors of travel and asylum.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Castro
Moscow
Father and child at drive-in bank prompt curious exchange
A 3 year-old Bardenton girl rides with her father to a drive-in window. He deposits money and tells her he did not come to get money but to put money in, while the child recalls her mother always gets money when they come.
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Bradenton
Fla
Bardenton
Longo to Judge At National Print Exhibit
Vincent Longo of Bennington College graphics faculty will judge the fourth National Print Exhibition at Silvermine Guild of Artists New Canaan Conn March 18 to April 5. Also jurors are Chaim Koppleman and Michael Ponce de Leon.
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Vincent Longo
Graphic Arts
Bennington College
Silvermine Guild of Artists
New Canaan
Conn
Chaim Koppleman
Michael Ponce de Leon
Longo
Philadelphia Museum
Brooklyn Museum
Museum of Modern Art
Library of Congress
Philadelphia Print Club
Bay Printmakers
Oakland
Calif
Italy
Koppelman
Tiffany
School of Visual Arts
New York City
Metropolitan Museum of Arts
National Gallery
Ponce de Leon
Gabor Peterdi
Carlus Dyer
Elks Dinner to Aid Dimes February Charity Night
Bennington Lodge of Elks sponsors a spaghetti dinner Tuesday February 27 to benefit the March of Dimes. Dinner served 6:30 to 8 with dancing to The Keynotes starting at 8 and a specialty act. William E. Clift chairs a large committee. Tickets on sale at the club or from members.
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Elks
Dimes
Bennington Lodge of Elks
March of Dimes
William E. Clift
Thrift Shop Operates Fridays and Saturdays Despite Short Staffing
The thrift shop remains open on Friday afternoons and Saturday mornings though Mrs. June Fuller worked alone last Saturday and handled much business. A baby carriage request remains unmet and a record player is now sought. Friday workers included Mrs. Vincent Hoy assisted by Mrs. Raymond Howard and Mrs. Edna Sweet.
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June Fuller
Vincent Hoy
Raymond Howard
Edna Sweet
Mills in New Hampshire to reopen after borrowing
A federal judge allowed the receivers of Bernard Goldfine’s two Lebanon textile mills to borrow $200,000 to reopen the plants. The move comes amid a tax lien obtained by the federal government.
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Manchester
N.H
Bernard Goldfine
Lebanon
Exhibition run by painter sculptor and graphic artist codirectors
A note indicates that a painter, sculptor and graphic artist share codirectorship of the current exhibition. The arrangement places the three artists at the helm, collaborating on the exhibition’s curation and presentation.
Auto Boom Hits Ireland after 1945 car surge
The piece notes Ireland licensing private cars rising from 8 000 to 170 000 since 1945 and describes a culture of limited traffic rules, flexible driving habits, and American style service at Irish stations. It adds locals offer cautious travel advice with Irish hospitality and humor.
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Ireland
Hugh A. Mulligan
Petroleum Today
American Petroleum Institute
Treland
Mulligan
Space glow mystery near Glenn's sunrise voyage
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP Strange light trail and glowing particles surrounded John H Glenn Jr during his first of three Earth orbits. Experts suggest water vapor exhaust from a cooling system froze in space forming illuminated crystals that appeared as a glowing shadow beside the capsule.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
John H. Glenn Jr
Glenn
Pacific
United States
Earth
Space
Project West Ford
Reds Publish Photo of Soviet Rocket-Carrying Sub
The Soviet Union released for the first time an image of a rocket carrying submarine. Krasnaya Zvezda shows two rockets on the stern and notes it cannot fire underwater as U S Polaris boats. Soviet leaders claim subs are vital but have not stated if underwater firing is possible.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Kras Naya Zvezda
Red Star
Replying in Kind
In Ruskin Florida Beauty the cat showed compassion by caring for Snoopy the dog’s abandoned puppies after Snoopy rejected them last summer. Beauty later died after eating a blue lizard and becoming paralyzed. The Lewers family began bottle feeding Beauty’s kittens while Snoopy assisted.
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Ruskin
Fla
Beauty
Snoopy
Phillip Lewers
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