Montpelier Valued National Life Building at 7.9 Million
In Montpelier the National Life Insurance Co. building was officially valued at 7.9 million by Superior Court Judge William C. Hill, with state aid implications. State had sought 12 million, city 6.2 million. grand list appraisal showed 11 million, city says the ruling could boost state aid share. Also included are notes on Burlington mayoral bid by Richard Schmidt, Amidon opening Montpelier advisory office, a death by self-inflicted gunshot in East Middlebury, and Vermont GOP fundraising efforts.
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UPI
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Superior Court
William C. Hill
Washington County Chancery Court
Manuel Canas Jr
Judge Hill
East Middlebury
Wayne A. Nichols
Jennie Nichols
Stock Market Opens With Mixed Moves In Active Trade
New York stocks opened mixed in moderate trading as Gillette rose 3 percent to 31 3/4, ACF Industries up 14 to 81, Procter & Gamble up 4 to 81 1/2, Reynolds Metals up 4 to 35, Royal Dutch Petroleum off 1/2 to 46, Lockheed down 1/4 to 36, Ford up 4 to 55, General Motors up 1/2 to 97 3/4, and U.S. Steel off 1/4 to 53 3/4.
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UPI
Gillette
ACF Industries
Procter & Gamble
Reynolds Metals
American Tobacco
St. Regis Paper
Boeing
U.S. Rubber
Lockheed
Royal Dutch Petroleum
Texas Gulf
Youngstown Sheet
U.S. Steel
Gov Rockefeller proposes 1000 bed state mental hospitals in budget
In Albany Governor Rockefeller outlines eight new 1000 bed mental hospitals financed by the Mental Hygiene Facilities Improvement Fund not the state budget. The plan, described as part of a broad building program, aims to expand mental health capacity nationwide.
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Albany
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Rockefeller
Berkshire Tramway Offer Touches Local Landowners
In Berkshire Adams area, landowners report Springfield men seeking to buy property for a girls camp near Mount Greylock tramway plans. Pittsfield finance panel backs two step raises for police and fire, costing about 120 thousand dollars. North Adams ex-chief John F. Flaherty retires from Sprague Electric as corporate protection chief after 31 years with the police force.
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Adams
Mount Greylock
Springfield
Pittsfield
North Adams
John F. Flaherty
Sprague Electric Co
Flaherty
Sprague
Johnson wears business suit for inaugural ceremonies
Washington UPI Johnson departs in an oxford gray business suit and dark gray fedora, the first time modern inaugurations feature officials in business attire rather than morning coats and striped trousers. The White House offered no reason for the choice. A lunch menu for congressional leaders lists pink grapefruit supreme relish tray Texas heart of filet mignon tomato surprise and more with Bavarian cream dessert.
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UPI
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White House
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Hubert H. Humphrey
Capitol
Inaugural Costs Rise for Johnson Ceremony
In four years costs to install a president rose 30 percent from the New Frontier to the Great Society. Private funds cover most of the inaugural, with $1.6 million underwritten by local and national firms and repaid from tickets and souvenirs. Security is unprecedented, including bulletproof glass walls, multiple layers of armor, and 3,000 troops along the parade route, while 1,200 troops will not carry weapons. Five inaugural balls, performers like Armstrong and Lombardo, and a sellout audience of about 28,000 mark a lavish celebration with a strong emphasis on safety and spectacle.
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Lynda
Luci
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Mayflower
Shoreham
Sheratone Park
Statler-Hilton
Armesory
America the Beautiful
Louis Armstrong
Brothers Four
Emil Colesman
Russ David
Lester Lanin
Peter Duchin
Henry King
Mereer Davis
Guy Lombardo
Washington
Howard Devron
Gene Donna
Johnson Kisses Hoff Daughters At Inaugural Reception
President Johnson paused the governors reception to kiss Dayna Hoff aged 13 and Susan Hoff aged 15, daughters of Vermont Governor Philip Hoff. The scene occurred amid a busy week of inauguration events as New England leaders pressed for Johnson visits and regional support.
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UPI
Vermont
Washington
Philip H. Hoff
House Chamber
New England
Dayna
Susan Hoff
Philip Hoff
Johnson
Sheraton Park Hotel
Hoff
Gregory Peck
John H. Reed
Maine
John W. King
New Hampshire
John WN. Dempsey
Connecticut
John A. Volpe
Massachusetts
John H. Chafee Jr
Rhode Island
King
Reed
Portland
Dempsey
Humphrey Reaches Pinnacle as 41st Vice President sworn in
Hubert Humphrey is sworn in as the United States 41st vice president at the Capitol and White House events. President Johnson will be sworn in shortly after. The Minnesota senator and his family attend inter faith services and a day of receptions, parades, and balls to mark the historic inauguration.
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John W. McCormack
D-Mass
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S.D
United States
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Freddy Gates
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Johnson
Earl Warren
Minnesota
Senate
Congress
Lady Bird Johnson
Hubert III
Robert
Douglas
Bruce Solomonson
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National City Christian
White House
Humphrey’s
McCormack
National City Christian Church
Joint Congressional Inaugural Committee
Pennsylvania Avenue
Bennington Banner Telephone and pricing information
The Bennington Banner lists contact numbers for business news newsroom and advertising along with address at 425 Main St Bennington Vermont. It details subscription rates by mail within a 50 mile Vermont radius and nationwide rates including 3, 6, and 12 month plans with special serviceman rates.
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Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
UPI
Vermont
U.S
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Winn DX
Xerox Co
Youngstown S&t
Zenith
Troy
Renseselaer County
Robert J. Luskin
Hoosick Falls
John T. Percy
Hoosick
Down In
Berkshire
Sprague Company
Hollywood
Universal
Adventures of
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Viko Dinette
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