UVM Opens New Votey Engineering Building
The University of Vermont receives the Votey Engineering Building as the Board of State Buildings turns it over. Dean Warren Essler hopes classes begin next Monday with full faculty moves by week’s end. The building honors Josiah William Votey, longtime dean and Phi Beta Kappa graduate.
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Burlington
University of Vermont
Board of State Buildings
Votey
UVM
Warren Essler
College of Technology
Josiah William Votey
College of Engineering
Vermont Senate approves Norwich Hanover interstate school district bond bill
The Vermont Senate gave final legislative approval to a bill authorizing the Norwich Town School District to issue bonds for Dresden School District operations. Norwich and Hanover New Hampshire plan an interstate district, approved by both state legislatures and Congress last year, awaiting only the governor's signature to become law.
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Montpelier
Vermont Senate
Norwich Town
Dresden
Norwich
Hanover
N.H
Congress
Democrats Target 15000 Voter Registrations in 1964 Drive
Democratic State Chairman Daniel J. O'Brien outlined a 1964 kickoff to register 15,000 voters. T. Wesley Grady named state director of registration and will lead efforts. Grady previously chaired the state party executive committee and served in Gov. Hoff’s administration.
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Burlington
Daniel J. O’brien
O’brien
Underhill
T. Wesley Grady
Grady
Hoff
Miss Hurley Joins Vermont Mental Health Study Team
Miss Mary M. Hurley a Massachusetts native joins Vermont mental health planning study as assistant coordinator. The study funded by federal planning grants totaling 100000 over two years proceeds under the Mental Health Division until a new department is set up in July. Headquarters at Mary Fletcher Hospital with Rucker and a secretarial staff to be added.
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Burlington
Mary M. Hurley
Massachusetts
Vermont
William Rucker
Vermont State Health Depart
Mary Fletcher Hospital
Rucker
Miss Hurley
Fall River
Mass
Brown University
Harvard University
University of Madrid
Surgeon to speak at Vermont ACS chapter meeting
C Stuart Welch M D professor of Surgery Albany Medical College will address the Vermont Chapter American College of Surgeons on March 5 at 1 30 p m The topic is Surgical Management of Cirrhosis The meeting is open to physicians in Vermont New Hampshire Northern New York and Canada Dinner arrangements should be made with Dr Wright in Montpelier or Getty Page Rutland executive secretary Vermont State Medical Society
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Montpelier
C. Stuart Welch
Albany Medical College
Union University
Albany
Vermont
American College of Surgeons
Arthur R. Wright
New Hampshire
New York
Canada
Wright
Getty Page
Vermont State Medical Society
Rutland
Peyton Place author omits children in will naming Boston man
Grace Metalious author of Peyton Place died yesterday in Beth Israel Hospital from a chronic liver ailment. Her will leaves sole beneficiary as John Rees of 1 Emerson Place Boston and makes no bequests to her three children.
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Boston
Grace Metalious
Laconia
N.H
John F. Clemens
Cambridge
Marsha Dupuis
Christopher Metalious
Cynthia Metalious
John Rees
Rees
Cremens
Peyton Place
Eisenhower aide to campaign for Lodge in Massachusetts
Marty Snyder, Eisenhower’s wartime mess sergeant turned New York restaurateur, arrives in New Hampshire pledging full disclosure of plans to back Henry Cabot Lodge for president. He cites past 1952 campaign work and 1958 for Nelson Rockefeller as his precedents.
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Manchester
N. H
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Marty Snyder
New York City
New Hampshire
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Eisenhower
Lodge
Snyder
Rights Leaders Stage Freedom StayOut in Boston Schools
Boston civil rights leaders organized a Freedom Stay-Out to protest de facto segregation. About 600 volunteers staffed 37 Freedom Schools in churches and centers across the city, with 14 000 Black students in 13 targeted schools. The move drew mixed reactions from officials and clergy, as opponents labeled it illegal under compulsory attendance laws.
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Boston Public Schools
Boston
Bernett
Edward W. Brooke
The
NAACP
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Wellesley
Newton
Bennington Banner Publisher and contact details
The Bennington Banner publishes daily except Sunday and legal holidays from 425 Main St Bennington Vermont. It is a member of the Associated Press with exclusive rights to local AP news. Home delivery available by carrier or motor route with 7 cents per day. Subscription rates listed for Vermont and broader U S with 8 month 4 25 6 month 8 1 year 15 within 50 mile radius. higher rates elsewhere.
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Bennington Banner
Main St. Bennington Vt
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
Associated Press
AP News
Vermont
U.S
Albany tax plan blocked by Rockefeller on school aid hike
Gov. Rockefeller rejected Assembly Speaker Carlino's plan for a 50 million school aid increase funded by a one cent per pack cigarette tax. Senate Leader Mahoney and the governor pledged no tax boost this year, quashing the proposal. Saratoga Springs to break ground on a 3 million Performing Arts Center this year with a 1966 opening.
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Albany
Assembly
Joseph F. Carlino
Rockefeller
Carlino
Senate
Walter J. Mahoney
Saratoga Springs
Richard Leach
Leach
Berkshire selectmen pick Denelli as chairman in town meeting
Williamstown John Denelli named chairman of the Board of Selectmen at the organizational meeting Tuesday night Norris Phelps named vice chair and James Drummond renamed secretary The board includes Charles Hall and new member Filmore Baker They support an aerial spray plan over 2335 acres and favor a limited sales tax in town. Adams hospital converts pediatric ward to adult to handle more patients in three weeks W B Plunkett Memorial Hospital administrator Woodrown Cummings reports. North Adams approves first 4 million budget Mayor Francis Florini says tax rate could rise about 9 with final figure 4 074941 24 up 275000 from last year
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Williamstown
John Denelli
Board of Selectmen
Norris Phelps
James Drummond
Charles Hall
Filmore Baker
Selectmen
State Department of Natural Resources
ADAMS
W. B. Plunkett Memorial Hospital
Woodrownw
Cummings
North Adams
Francis Florini
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Ike
Gilmanton
Camden
Maine
Woodstock
Draft Lodge For President Movement
William Metalious
Metalious
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James P. Breeden
New England Electric System
U.S. Weather Bureau
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Guscott
Dick Gregory
Cardinal Cushing
John F. Kennedy
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