Middlebury Names Purchasing Agent for College
George A. Wishart of Lyndon Center Vermont was appointed purchasing agent for Middlebury College effective January 18. A 1940 Lyndon Institute graduate, Wishart served in World War II and later earned top military staff credentials. He has long ties to purchasing work and is active in professional and fraternal groups. His family includes Joyce Gilman Wishart and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlebury
George A. Wishart
Lyndon Center
Middlebury College
James L. Armstrong
Wishart
Colt Inqutries, Inc
Fairbanks Morse, Inc
St. Johnsbury
Lyndon Institute
Lyndon Teachers’ College
U.S. Army
43Rd Infantry Division
Europe
83Rd Infantry Division
Army
Command and General Staff College
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
U.S. Army Reserve
New England Association of Purchasing Agents
Masonic Order
Joyce Gilman
Lyndon
Robert J. Wishart
Areso
Elizabeth
Plymouth Teachers’ College
Plymouth
N.H
Patricia
Supervisory Training Concludes At Hudson Valley College
Twenty five people from thirteen area firms including Noble and Wood Machine Co and Agway completed an evening supervisory training program at Hudson Valley Community College. The 10 week series, conducted with the Institute of Management Affairs Inc led by Ernest Kellogg, covered administrative skills, boosting production to cut operating costs and improving employee coordination. This was the sixth conference in the college series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TROY
Noble and Wood Machine Co
Agway
Hudson Valley Community College
Institute of Management Affairs, Inc
Ernest £. Kellogg
Albany Assembly and Senate Speakership Stalemate Persists
Albany lawmakers await a high level conference called by Mayor Robert Wagner to resolve a two week deadlock amid Democratic intrasparty bickering. Governor Rockefeller warns party disarray may hinder the Republican administration’s operations. In Troy, a high school term paper on adoption unites two siblings unaware of their kinship. Angelo Di Stefano, 19, adopted son of Cortland couple, learns of his sister Margaret Fisher, 22, after tracing his case through the social worker who handled it. Their adoptions occurred in Utica when she was three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Senate
Assembly
Robert Wagner
Rockefeller
Troy
Angelo di Stefano
Anthony di Stefano
Cortland
di Stefano
Angelo
Margaret Fisher
James Fisher
Gloversville
Utica
North Adams Approves Main Street renewal outline
The North Adams Redevelopment Authority approved the 32 acre Main Street renewal outline and a parcel disposition map detailing 79 parcels to be taken for the project. Completion after a year’s work is noted as a major step with remaining work ahead.
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North Adams
Main Street
North Adams Redevelopment Authority
Stock Market Opens Firm Amid Broad Gains
New York markets open with broad gains as many leaders advance. Upjohn surges to 571, Ingersoll Rand climbs to 41, Westinghouse Electric to 44, and American Airlines reaches 50 while General Electric slips 1/4. IBM jumps 1 1/4 to 429 1/4, RCA up 1 4 to 32, and Du Pont edges down 1 to 243 3/4 as Tepper-style notes illustrate a mixed but optimistic session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
UPI
Upjohn
Ingersoll-Rand
Kennecott Copper
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea
Kimberly Clark
Olin Mathieson
Westinghouse Electric
International Minerals & Chemical
Texas Gulf
Gilelette
Curtiss Wright
Dome Mines
Federated Department Stores
Sperry Rand Ve
Douglas Aircraft
United Airlines
General Electric
Boeing
Columbia Broadcasting
Cerro
Phillips Petroleum
Royal Dutch
U.S. Steel
du Pont
IBM
Motorola
Zenith
RCA
ACF Industries
Allied Chemical
Allis Chalmers
Alcoa
Amer Airlines
Amer Can
Lone Star Com
Amer Elec
Mack Trucks
Amer Met Po
Amer Motors
Monsanto
Amer Optical
Mont Ward
Amer T&t
Amer Tobacco
Nat Aviation
Anaconda
Nat Biscuit
Armco Steel
Nat Dairy
MV Armour
Nat Dist
New Jersey
Bald Lima Ham Bendix
Nat Gypsum
Beth Steel
NY Central
Bobbie Brks
Norfolk & Western
Boeing Air
Amer Aviation
Briggs Mfg
Amer Coal
BVD Co
Olin
My Can Pacific
Parke Davis
Celanese
le Peabody Coal
Ches & Ohio
Penney Champ Paper
Ie Penn
Chrysler
Penn G SD
Coca Cola
Penn PL
Colgate
Penn RR
Collins Radio
Pepsi Cola
Phillips Petrol
Col Gas
Pitts P Glass
Edison
Bol
MY Procter Gamble
Con Edison
Cons Nat Gas
Ve Pullman
Vy Cons Coal
Pure Oil
Consum Power
Coppweld Steel
Republic Steel
Crucible Steel
Reyn Metal
Reyn Tobacco
Detroit Edison
Richfield
Diamond Nat
Mg Schenley
Douglas AC
Schering
Dow Chemical
Sears Roebuck
DuPont
Yg Simonds S
Eastern Air Lines
Sinclair
Eastman Kodak
Socony Mobil
Eaton Mfg
Ve Ltd Brand
Calif
Ind
Ve Erie Lack
Ford
Ohio
Stewart Warner
Gen Foods
Studebaker
Gen Motors
Ly Swift
Goodrich
Tenn Gas
Tidwater Oil
Goodyear Timken
Great A&p
Gulf Oil
Trans WA
Hard Walker
United Airc
United Aire
Hershey
ING Rand
Int Harvester
US Steel
Va P&p
T&t
Island Creek Coal
Western Union
Jones & Laugh
West Air B
Joy Mfg
West Eloc
Kenecott
Wheel Steel
Koppers
White Motor
Kroger
Woolworth
Ve Xerox Cp
Lehigh Pt Cem
Lehigh Val Ind
Ygsta ST Zenith
Slaying in hub area shocks Greater Boston
The nearly nude body of ex convict Robert Rasmussen was found in a snow covered lot in Wilmington near Lake Street. He had been shot in the head and beaten, dumped from a car after being killed elsewhere. Rasmussen, 36, from Dedham, had a forgery record and was released from Walpole State Prison last November 16. This marks another gangland killing in Greater Boston within 10 months, with a previous Wilmington victim and a January Dorchester slaying noted in the report.
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Wilmington
Mass
Greater Boston
Robert Rasmussen
Emmet St
Dedham
Rassmussen
Walpole
Thomas Devlin
Rasmussen
Silver Lake
Lake Street
Thomas Brennan
Greater
Boston
Russell C. Nicholson
Somerville
Metropolitan District Commission
MDC
Hoff and vets map moves on hospital
MONTPELIER Vermont lawmakers and veterans groups met with Gov. Philip Hoff to oppose proposed VA Hospital cutbacks in White River Junction. A leadership group was named to compile facts for Vermont and New Hampshire delegations, warning that transferring about 39 jobs to Boston could delay the hospital's 14,000 annual claims and harm veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Rusing
Alaska
Honolulu
Hoff
Vermont Leads New England in Export Growth
A UPI report shows Vermont led New England states in export growth from 1960 to 1963, rising from 25 million to 34.5 million dollars. New Hampshire declined 12 percent from 45.8 million to 40 million, while Massachusetts and others posted gains. New Hampshire official Winfred L. Foss argued figures are estimates and exclude many manufactured components.
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Washington
UPI
New Hampshire
Vermont
New England
U. S. Commerce Department
Massachusetts
Maine
Rhode Island
Connecticut
California
New York
Winfred L. Foss
Foss
Commerce Department
Peace Corps to East European Volunteers Explored
Washington officials report President Johnson weighs a plan to send Peace Corps volunteers into Eastern Europe. Peace Corps headquarters confirms informal interest but declines to name specific nations, saying consultations are underway to be prepared if requests arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Johnson
Peace Corps
Europe
The Bennington Banner Directory and rates
The Bennington Banner lists telephones for business newsroom and advertising and provides daily publication details. It outlines contact numbers and subscription prices by mail for various regions including Vermont and the U.S. with special serviceman rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
UPI
Vermont
U.S
Springfield School Board Appeals Ruling on Segregation
Springfield Mass. voters see the school committee move to appeal Judge George Sweeney’s ruling finding segregation in the public schools. City Solicitor James Allen urges tracing to First Federal Court of Appeals in Boston with possible Massachusetts Supreme Court appeal if needed. He notes five schools would be affected and that segregation exists where non white enrollment exceeds 50 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
UPD
State Senate
Philip H. Hoff
Senate
Judiciary
George Cook
Rutland
Cook
Springfield School Board
Springfield
Mass
Allen
Sweeney
First Federal Court of Appeals
Boston
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Gary
Ind
Buckingham
Copley
Eastern Avenue
Beberry
Brookings
Babcock Named First Provost for Vermont State Colleges
Former University of Vermont political science professor Robert S. Babcock is named the first provost of Vermont state colleges. He will oversee Lyne don Johnson Castleton Vermont Technical College and will earn a $17 000 yearly salary. The appointment was approved unanimously by the State Colleges Board chaired by H Ward Bedford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
UPI
Robert S. Babcock
Vermont State Colleges
Babcock
University of Vermont
H. Ward Bedford
Cornwall
Bedford
State Colleges Board
Lynedon
Johnson and Castleton
Vermont Technical College
Randolph
South Burlington
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Brattleboro
Harry Montague
Brattleboro Union High School
Montague
Barre Town
UPIT
Earl Williams
Down In
Berkshire
Sprague
Williamstown
Robert C. Sprague
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Williams
Ralph R. Renzi
Williams College
New England Weekly Press Association
Mr. Greylock Association
Greylock
Hub Area
Bennington, VT
Babcock State College
Adams Clothes Shop
Tommorrow
Bennington Armory
UNI
First National Stores
North Bennington Rd
Bennington, VI
Finast
Benni
South ST
United States
Federal Housing Administration
Veterans Administration
Burlington Savings Bank
L sBeeey Bank
Burlington
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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