Vermont Technical College Graduate Placement 1959 63
Vermont Technical College reported on 311 seniors graduated between 1959 and 1963. Of these 300 were Vermont residents with 235 securing Vermont jobs. Agricultural Tech had 103 grads, Electrical Tech 92, and Highway Tech 116. statewide employment by course ranged 65 to 98 percent.
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Randolph Center
Vermont Technical College
Randolph Center College
Vermont Agriculture and Industry
Vermont
Vermont Seeks Publicity Reps for World’s Fair Pavilion
Vermont Development Department seeks publicity representatives to work in the Vermont pavilion at the New York World’s Fair from April 20 to October 18. Applicants should send age and experience resumes to the commissioner’s office.
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Montpelier
Vermont Development Department
Vermont
VDD
Commissioner
Hoff to Attend White House Luncheon Next Week
Mrs. Joan Hoff wife of the governor will be a luncheon guest at the White House next Thursday. Mrs Lyndon B. Johnson extended the invitation yesterday through the governor's office. Hoff said in Burlington today she has no details on the luncheon purpose or other attendees.
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Montpelier
Charles P. Billado
Glenn Davis
Criminal Investigation Bureau
Public Safety Department
Billado
Woman injured in crash delays reach to hospital
In Troy a woman victim of an auto accident suffered serious injuries including broken ribs and shoulder damage and did not reach St Marys Hospital for three hours due to treacherous driving yesterday morning. In Schenectady investigators probe the dumping of 1200 gallons of jet fuel at the county airport amid claims a petcock was left open on a refueling truck. The fuel JT 5 is similar to kerosene and the act endangered airport workers and facilities at an estimated cost of 275 dollars.
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Troy
St. Mary’s Hospital
Schenectady
Schenectady County
109Th Air Transport Group
Rockefeller program leaves Republicans hunting voter appealing ideas
Albany Democrats face a tight 1964 session as Republicans criticize Gov Rockefeller hold the line plan. Some lawmakers push for higher education funding without tax hikes while eyeing the $13 million first phase of a state employee pay raise. Speaker Carlino says few concrete items exist in Rockefeller's outlined program.
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Albany
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Joseph F. Carlino
Engineers submit bids for Berkshire Center Street renewal plan
Adams firms presented preliminary offers to the Renewal Authority for the Center Street urban renewal project. Special Justice Henry W. Kaliss to be named counsel, returning as chair after resigning last year. North Adams firm Technical Planning Associates hired to plan a 27 acre renewal area for 23000 dollars. Pittsfield school panel stalls sex education talks. Lenox weather causes few injuries.
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ADAMS
Center Street
The
Renewal Authority
Henry W. Kaliss
North Adams — Technical Planning Associates of
North Adams
Main Street
Welfare programs era shifts political landscape in 1960s
AP analyst notes that Johnson and governors Rockefeller and Romney push national and state welfare plans, reflecting a long historical arc from Elizabethan poor laws to Roosevelt's New Deal. The piece contrasts early government reluctance with modern acceptance, amid partisan debate.
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Associated Press News
Washington
Johnson
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
George Romney
Michigan
Henry VII
Queen Elizabeth
Death ruled suicide in ship case near Boston
In Winchester Massachusetts the death of Captain Carleton H Clogston 53 chief of the National Cargo Bureau New England office is ruled a death by own action He was despondent over certifying the Castillo Montjuich fit for a winter Atlantic crossing The Castillo Montjuich carrying 9000 tons of grain disappeared with 37 crew members no trace found last heard December 14 about 270 miles west of the Azores DiRago cited pressure over the ruling and the ship's fate as causing his client’s death to blame for the tragedy
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Winchester
Mass
Castillo Montjuich
J. Vincent DiRago
Carleton H. Clogston
National Cargo Bureau
New England
Boston
Clogston
DiRago
Spain
Azores
Europe
United States
Britain
Congress
Capitol Hill
Truman
Eisenhhower
Kennedy
Barry Goldwater
U.S. News
Word hitches JFK Center bill delaying cultural project
A House vote passes a $31 million bill to create the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts as the sole national memorial in the Washington area, but the Senate omits sole delaying final agreement and future Congresses. Construction could start by mid-1964 once signed by President Johnson.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
House
Kennedy
Senate
Congress
Johnson
National Cultural Center
John F. Kennedy Center For the
Mayor Gill Drives Economy in Woburn
Mayor Edward Gill pledges a strict economy as he begins his term by firing one third of the public works staff, with plans to rehire in spring. He cites overburdened taxpayers and school budget excess, aims to abolish the eight member park department, cut about ten more public works positions, and seek a 274000 reduction from the school budget.
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Woburn
Mass
Edward Gill
Public Works Department
Gill
John F. Collins
Boston
School Committee
Bennington Banner contact and delivery rates
The Bennington Banner lists telephone numbers for business, newsroom, and advertising and provides publication details. It states delivery options by carrier and motor, plus subscription rates for Vermont and elsewhere, with special serviceman rates and classified ads promotion.
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Bennington Banner
Main St. Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
Associated Press
AP News
Vermont
Women Tough Dealers With Car Repairmen
An $80,000 survey by the Automobile Service Industry Association and the Automotive Advertisers Council finds women drivers harder to bargain with than men over car repairs. The study cites perceived ignorance of mechanical matters as a reason, though many women still discuss repairs and parts openly.
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Chicago
Automobile Service Industry Association
Automotive Advertiser’s Council
al Joseph
Johnson to address AP annual meeting in New York
President Johnson will speak at the AP annual meeting and luncheon at the Waldorf Astoria on April 20. AP President Paul Miller confirmed the White House appearance, noting Eisenhower last spoke at the event which draws 1,200 publishers and network executives, with foreign attendees also planned for 1964.
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New York
Johnson
Associated Press
Paul Miller
White House
Cooperative Newsgathering Association
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Waldorf - Astoria
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