New England Council President Reports On Region's Progress
The New England Council president reports a shift from textiles to electronics and aviation, with a 17.2 percent job rise since 1947 and 40 percent factory productivity growth since 1960. Vermont leads in factory work, while Massachusetts Institute of Technology and private labs push space research and oceanography ahead. The region anticipates a new era of growth driven by science and investment, with expanded interstate cooperation and a regional airport plan.
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New England Council
New England
United Press International
NEC
Vermont
Connecticut
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Sanders
Nashua
N.H
George Arris
Council
CAB
FAA
Russia drops push for full nuclear test ban
London based report says Moscow cooled on extending the ban to underground tests, shifting focus to nonproliferation talks with the United States and Britain. Diplomatic sources note Kremlin may shelve the issue for now to preserve options for anti missile defense and peaceful device testing.
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London
UPI
Russia
Moscow
United States
Britain
Kremlin
Soviet Union
West
George Brown
Andrei Gromyko
New York
Leningrad
Television in Review faces heavy competition from films
Hollywood labor groups warn six weekly network feature films squeeze out shows and jobs as more TV movies crowd prime time. The piece notes ABC NBC CBS and others, citing Bonanza Murals like The Bridge on the River Kwai, I Spy, Green Acres and Star Trek as examples of shifts, cancellations, and shifting schedules across weekdays with Saturday impacts on Mission Impossible. The Vermont probate notice follows as ancillary text.
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Hollywood
UPI
Abc-Tv
Garry Moore
Andy Williams
Nbc-Tv
Southampton
Petticoat Junction
Red Skelton
Bob Hope Theater
Bewitched
Star Trek
ABC Stage
Cbs-Tv
Milton Berle
Laredo
U.N.C.L.E
Hollywood Palace
Lawrence Welk
Commissioners Notice Estate of Elizabeth D Dewey
The undersigned commissioners appointed by the Probate Court meet at Norton Barber office Bennington on April 5 and July 5 from 10 am to 5 pm to examine and adjust claims against the estate of Elizabeth D Dewey deceased. Creditors must present claims by six months from January 5, 1967 for examination and allowance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth D. Dewey
Honorable
Probate Court
District of
Bennington
Norton Barber
Burton W, Potter Joseph A
Shea
Estate of Anastacia Barron Bennington probate notice
District of Bennington court assigns January 18 for examining and allowing the administratrix account of Anastacia Barron late of Bennington. Public notice will be published three weeks in The Bennington Banner before the date. Interested persons may contest the allowance and establish heirs legatees and lawful claimants to the residue. Given under my hand December 29, 1966. Jan 3 10 17
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John R. Walsh Baldwin
Winnetka
Illinois
Bennington
Anastacia Barron
State OF Vermont
Catherine C. Behan
Harry Greenberg
Vermont
Catherine C, Behan
Michael M. Flynn
Daniel J. Fitzgerald
State OF
Bennington Banner
William C. Plunkett
Pinehurst
North Carolina
Margaret Lillie
Eleanor K. Plunkett
Charles Edwin Lord
Banner ads promise strong results in yearly auctions
Auctioneers note banner 24s yield solid results year after year. The classification highlights rising lineage value and urges readers to call an ad-taker when they have items to buy or sell to achieve excellent outcomes.
Estate of Harry Greenberg court hearing in Bennington
District of Bennington schedules examination and allowance of the executors account for the estate of Harry Greenberg late of Bennington. A decree of the residue to lawful claimants is sought with public notice set for January 26 at 11:00 A.M. in Bennington. Court order issued January 3 1967 by Catherine C Behan.
Public notices of Bennington probate estate accounts
Multiple 1966 probate notices published in The Bennington Banner for the District of Bennington. Actions include examination of accounts for Michael M Flynn Daniel J Fitzgerald William C Plunkett Ray G Sweet estates. Dates set January 25 January 30 December 1966 with three weekly notices and subsequent hearings at Bennington Probate Office. Executors and Administrators named. notices detail rights of heirs and claimants.
Bennington Cour t orders publication in Baptist property transfer
Bennington County Court of Chancery issues an order of publication after an application by Otto Nallinger for the Vermont Baptist State Convention seeks transfer of Center Shaftsbury Baptist Church property to the convention. The filing requests transfer of church funds to be used for maintenance and future local church support, with publication required in The Bennington Banner for three consecutive weeks. Court date is December 29, 1966, in Bennington Vermont.
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U.S.A
Court of Chancery
Vermont Baptist State Convention
Convention
Shaftsbury Baptist Church
Bennington
Nancy S. Clayton
Notice to creditors in estate of Fillmore Paddock Bennington
Estate of Fillmore Ray Paddock against the estate of Fillmore Ray Pad dock late of Bennington in said District announces a meeting for claim examination and allowance. At Lonergan-Thomas Insurance Agency Office Bennington on March 27 and June 27 from 10:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. Six months from December 27, 1966 is the limit to present claims. Dated Bennington December 27, 1966. George Jepson Theodore H. Thomas Jr. 1-10 17 24.
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Ray G. Sweet
Honorable
Probate Court
District of
Bennington
Pownal
George M. Fienberg
Joseph Tornabene Nesbith Fienberg
Fillmore Ray Paddock
District of Bennington
Lonergan-Thomas Ins
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Snore
Steve Canyon
Chic Young
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