New England Seen As Logical Site For Oceanography Institute
The article notes New England could host a multi million dollar Oceanography Institute favored by ESSA with payroll around three million dollars and berthing for two ships. Competing states MA ME RI vie. FDA decision on fish flour could reshape region’s fishing industry. sea grant colleges and aquaculture programs seek funding while Congress stalls on appropriations.
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New England
ESSA
Institute For Oceanography
Atlantic Seaboard
Massachusetts
Maine
Rhode Island
Congress
Institute
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
89Th Congress
Senate
Claiborne Pell
D-R.i
U.S
Russia
Television in Review: Promises vs. Productions in TV
A UPI column argues that viewers face a credibility gap as promos outpace actual TV offerings. It notes repeated adaptations, limited original plays, and proposals from CBS NBC and ABC, including Brigadoon Hall of Fame Abe Lincoln in Illinois and future Oscar and Emmy broadcasts.
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Hollywood
UPI
David Susskind
Video
Abc-Tv
Nbc-Tv
Hallmark Hall of Fame
Abe Lincoln
Illinois
Flesh and Blood
William Hanley
Cbs-Tv
Michael Flanders
Donald Swann
Oscar
Michael Mac Liammoir
Oscar Wilde
Dublin
Lobsterman Killed In Four-Boat Sea Battle
In Marathon Florida a four boat clash over lobster fishing grounds left a crewman dead and a captain wounded by rifle fire. The Boats were escorted to the Keys port by Coast Guard personnel as the FBI planned to question the fishermen about the incident.
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Miami
UPS
Keys
Marathon
Coast Guard
FBI
Billy J
Bunky III
Trojan
Verne Hustin
William A. Brandthoover
Branthoover
Reports of Death Greatly Exaggerated in NH
Concord dispatch notes that Sherman Adams was reported dead and flags at half mast were ordered by the governor’s office. Adams, alive and recovering from surgery, quipped that the reports of his death are greatly exaggerated a la Mark Twain after the mistaken death notice.
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Concord
N.H
New Hampshire State House
New Hampshire
Sherman Adams
Adams
Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital
Hanover
Mark Twain
Sale of Bennington highway right of way structures
Bids are invited for the sale of a 1 story wood frame former schoolhouse near Bennington, Vermont, to clear the highway right of way for BP 019-1-6608. Sealed bids due Feb 1 1967 at 11:00 A.M. EST. site visit Jan 25 1967 at 10:00 A.M. EST. removal required by Mar 15 1967. bids restricted to non-state employees. payment by cashier's or certified check. performance bond of $1,000. bids may be rejected.
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Vermont Department of Highways
Bennington
State Highway Board
State Administration
Montpelier
Vermont
Carpenter Hill Road
Monument Avenue
Dunham
Parcel 3
State Highway Department
Right of Way
Ivor S. Pelsne
Department of Highways
Russell A
Holden
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