Vermont milk squeeze tied to Boston hearing outcome
Brookfield dairymen who sell directly to customers face pressure after a hearing in Boston. Al Reise says the New England Milk Producers Association backed adding direct retail milk producers to the Worcester Springfield pool, threatening Earl Hackett’s Derby Line business. Judy Chadwick from South Burlington appears on the Family Weekly cover as Miss Somebody from Vermont, highlighting national magazine features.
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Brookfield
Vermont
Boston
al Reise
New England Milk Producers Association
Worcester-Springfield
Fitchburg
Mass
Reise
Earl Hackett
Derby Line
Hackett
New England
South Burlington
Judy Chadwick
Family Weekly
United States
Miss Chadwick
Senator Smith Denies Charge Over City Water Deal
Sen Alexander Smith, leading mayoral candidate, rejects Alderman Adair’s claim of a “little deal” to cheat the city of tax money. He notes Town Hill Water Co formed 1961 and listed with Vermont Tax Department, explains water line and hydrant work completed 1961, 1962 with no water bills issued to residents, and that his group never sought reimbursement for line costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Alexander Smith
Joseph G. Adair
Smith
Town Hill Water Co
Adair
Vermont Tax Department
Barre Mulls Opera House Conversion Into Courtroom
Barre Ebasco planning consultants suggest converting the Opera House on City Hall’s second floor into a municipal courtroom or City Council chamber. They find City Hall structurally sound but with inefficient office layout and cramped rear spaces. A centralized shelter for traffic control boxes and covered access from the police station to parking for patrol cars are urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre — Ebasco Services Inc
City Hall
Ebasco
Police Department
Barre
Senate Move Seeks to Relax Committee Discharge Rule
In Albany Senate Minority Leader Joseph Zaretzki led a Democrat effort to alter rules in the first working session. The plan would let one third of the Senate, 20 members, force a bill out of committee over the majority. Governor Rockefeller said he may propose a licensing bill recognizing chiropractors, opposing the Health Department and Dr. Herman Hilleboe. Physicians largely oppose chiropractic as a pseudo-science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Senate
Joseph Zaretzki
New York State
Zaretzki
Rockefeller
State Health Department
Herman E. Hilleboe
New York Liquor Dealers Back Teen ID Card Plan
State liquor dealers largely approve a Legislative Committee proposal for an ID card system to restrict liquor sales to residents aged 18 to 21. The plan aims to curb out-of-state purchases by under 21 buyers in New York.
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Albany
New York
North Berkshire Unemployment Drops in 1962 Report
The North Berkshire office of the Division of Employment Security released figures showing 1962 unemployment checks paid fell about 25 percent from 1961 and total benefit payments dropped about 30 percent, reflecting improved local conditions.
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North Adams
North Berkshire
State Division of Employment Security
Williamstown Explores Town Water Service Provision
Three selectmen met in executive session to consider a proposal for the town to provide water service to residents currently connected to the North Adams main from the Pownal Vermont reservoir. The plan would shift supply from the existing regional system to a town managed operation.
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Williamstown
Pownal
Civil Defense Auxiliary plans intensified 1963 training
Williamstown announces a stronger Civil Defense Auxiliary police program for 1963 with courses in judo and self defense firing sidearms and first aid. Pittsfield mayor signals support for grand jury inquiry into Pittsfield Police Department after last fall’s patrolmen burglary and larceny convictions.
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Williamstown
Civil Defense Auxiliary Police Force
Pittsfield
Haughey
Boston Maine reports 13.9 percent ridership gain in trial program
Boston and Maine Railroad cites a 13.9 percent rise in passengers over five days starting Jan 7 compared with last year. The program cuts fares by one third and expands service, funded by a 3.6 million federal grant to Massachusetts transportation authorities and Massachusetts subsidies to B and M.
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Boston
Boston & Maine Railroad
Federal Housing and Home Financing Agency
State Mass Transportation Commission
MTC
B&m
New Haven Railroad
New Haven
Providence
Needham
Providence, Needham
Blackstone
West Medway
Mediators Try Again To Settle Dock Strike
Federal mediators resume efforts to end the 24 day Atlantic and Gulf coast dock walkout. No joint talks planned as ILA and New York Shipping Association hold firm. wage terms remain central to the deadlock.
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NEW York
Atlantic
Gulf
James J. Reynolds
Afl-Cio International Longshoremen’s Association
ILA
New
Nursing Program Wins Accreditation in Western Massachusetts
Ellen G. Creamer director of the School of Nursing affiliated with Franklin County Public Hospital announces national accreditation for the school's professional nursing education program. The status makes the school eligible for licensing examinations in the Commonwealth and underscores that it is one of three in Western Massachusetts to achieve this voluntary accreditation.
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Greenfield
Mass
Ellen G. Creamer
Franklin County Public Hospital
Commonwealth
Creamer
Massachusetts
Bread Fund collects donations in Bread for the World drive
Swiss Protestant churches raised 290366 dollars in the Bread for the World campaign in Geneva.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Inter-Faith Parley Backs Racism and Religion Do Not Mix
Catholic Protestant and Jewish leaders at the National Conference on Religion and Race issue a united stance against racism in religious practice. The Very Rev. Msgr. John J. Egan and Rabbi Morris Adler urge churches to witness to all men and subdue doctrinal disputes to aid racial justice. The four day event gathers 66 church groups in Chicago.
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Chicago
John J. Egan
Chicago Archdiocesan Conservation Council
Frank H. Littell
Chicago Theological Seminary
Morris Adler
Congregation Shaarey Zedek
Detroit
Recreation Workers Cite Low Salaries
Montpelier reports New England salaries for recreation professionals are the second lowest in the country. The study, presented at Recreator's Weekend in North Conway, shows a 58 hour average work week with some up to 75. Vermont averages 61 hours yearly.
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Vermont
Maine
New Hampshire
Waldo R. Hainsworth
New England
National Recreation Association
Hainsworth
Carey Harrison Debuts in Cambridge Amateur Drama
Carey Harrison 18 son of Rex Harrison made his stage debut in a 20 line walk on in Chekhov Ivanov presented by the Cambridge Amateur Dramatic Club. He said he does not intend to pursue acting professionally.
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Cambridge
England
UPI
Carey Harrison
Rex Harrison
Chekov
Ivanov
Cambridge Amateur Dramatic Club
Opening of 88th Congress Brings Bill Flood
AP reports the 88th Congress opens with about six hours of session and roughly 2000 bills introduced. Proposals span social security, holidays, pen pal communications, agriculture aids, and a push for national recognition for Baraboo Circus World Museum.
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Washington
Department of Arciculture
House of Representatives
House
Lindley Beckworth
D-Tex
United States
United Nations
Vernon W. Thomson
Wis
Circus World Museum
Baraboo
Maplewood Hotel in White Mountains Destroyed by Fire
A century old Maplewood Hotel in Bethelhem New Hampshire burned to the ground causing an estimated 500 000 loss. Firefighters from three communities battled the blaze through sub zero temperatures overnight and continued dousing smoldering ruins the next day. The adjacent motor inn and a rear dormitory were saved and no injuries were reported. The fire began on the second floor during renovations by Scott Andrews the maintenance engineer.
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Bethelhem
N.H
Maplewood
White Mountains
Scott Andrews
Bethlehem
Howard Sanborn
Andrews
St Michael Students Boycott Dining Halls
St Michael's College students avoided the dining hall in Winooski last night choosing groceries or external meals to protest unsanitary eating conditions. They said the boycott would end but would be discussed at the student forum this week. A college spokesman offered no immediate comment.
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Winooski
St. Michael’s College
Bennington Banner Contact and Subscription Rates
The Bennington Banner, published daily except Sundays and holidays, lists staff numbers for Business and Newsroom and advertising. Subscription rates shown include domestic and service member discounts with listed prices for various durations and routes.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
Vermont
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
Associated Press
Highway evangelism spreads across two states
Southern Baptist headquarters says plans for highway evangelism are underway in Oklahoma and Mississippi. In Tulsa the Baptist Brotherhood funds billboards urging church attendance on all major city entrances, while Jackson state line entries will feature similar signs along main highways.
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Nashville
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Berkshire
Bread Fund
Triple
Grand Union Eee
Windsor State Prison
Abraham J. Multer
D-N.y
Samuel S. Stratton
St. Michael
U.S
Vermont Bank and Trust
Vermont Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Bellows
Bell & Howell
Zoomatic
Bennington Garage Corp
Noveck-Shultz, In
DIAL
Howard Oanson
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