Middlebury Librarian Margaret Fayer Dies at 53
Mrs. Margaret Wilson Fayer former head librarian of Starr Library Middlebury College died at her home aged 53 wife of Dr Mischa H Fayer professor of Russian and director of the Russian summer school and Institute of Soviet Studies at Middlebury born in Pittsburgh she left her father John D Wilson of Long Beach California Andrew H Russin 44 of Jericho killed when car left Vermont Route 15 hit a tree hay scattered at crash scene Vermont highway fatality toll rises to 10 Theodore Bikel to perform at UVM Lane Series March 23.
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Margaret Wilson Fayer
Starr Library
Middlebury College
Mischa H. Fayer
Pittsburgh
Jericho
Andrew H. Russin
Vermont 15
Burlington
Theodore Bikel
University of Vermont
Kennedy
Jack Trevithick
Vienna Symphony Orchestra
New England
Handley Cantril
Raymond Phillips
UVM
Masterton Named Chairman of Vermont House Judiciary Committee
Rep John D Masterton R Goshen was chosen by Speaker Franklin S Billings Jr to chair the House Judiciary Committee succeeding Ernest W Gibson III who resigned Brattleboro representative to head the Public Service Board.
Vermont lawmakers adopt sympathy resolutions including JFK death
In Montpelier the Vermont House and Senate approved several sympathy resolutions for individuals who died since July. One resolution mourns President John F Kennedy. In Wilmington a GOP rally drew 111 Southern Vermont members to hear Speaker Billings Jr. and state GOP chairman Webb urge a large turnout in the special session.
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House
Senate
John F. Kennedy
Wilmington
GOP
Franklin S. Billings Jr
Woodstock
Derick V. Webb
Shelburne
Cohoes Police Reorganization Tied to 1964 Pay Increases
In Cohoes New York a police department reorganization will precede upcoming pay raises with funds already provided in the 1964 appropriations for police and firemen. The budget also includes returning parking meters to downtown. Albany reports show Tire Safety legislation to set minimum standards at sale and manufacture, citing half of tires failing to meet proposed rules.
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Citizens Party
Robert F. Curran
Common Council
James E. McDonald
Albany
New York
Joint Legislative Committee On Motor Vehicles and Traffic Safety
Edward J. Speno
Adams Redevelopment Authority names McAndrews executive director
Adams Massachusetts Adams Redevelopment Authority appoints James P. McAndrews as executive director by a 3-1 secret ballot vote. Voters must fill the vacancy at the March election. Authority also approves renting a two room office suite.
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ADAMS
James P. McAndrews
Adams Redevelopment Authority
Shelburne industrialist Snelling enters Vermont race for Lt Governor
Richard A. Snelling, 37, of Shelburne and former director of the Greater Burlington Industrial Corporation, announced as a Republican candidate for Vermont Lt Governor. He urged open debate on economic development, state aid for education, and a carefully designed sales tax, criticizing Gov. Hoff's tax proposals and regionalization plans while calling for full public evaluation before the next legislative session.
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Shelburne
Vermont
Richard A. Snelling
Snelling
Greater Burlington Industrial Corporation
Vermont Development Commission
Hoff
Strike Ties Up R I Buses
Nearly 500 drivers and mechanics struck United Transit Co in Providence area disrupting service for about 30 000 commuters. They demand a 35 cent hourly wage raise and improved pension. arbitration rejected. governor urged car pools and traffic relief. Also note UT Austin Texas athlete Ernie Kay Sr. enshrined in Longhorn Hall of Honor.
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Rhode Island
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United Transit
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Woonsocket
Henry J. Molloy Jr
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Amalgamated Transit Workers Union
Austin, Tex
UPI
Ernie Kay Sr
University of Texas
Texas
Longhorn
Pell Urges Action Now To Save Railroads
Senator Claiborne Pell proposes a $1 billion government-backed authority to build 100 mph rail service in the 400 mile Washington to Boston corridor. He cites urban population growth and limits of highway and air travel and compares with Japan’s Tokaido project. He warns against shrinking rail policies and outlines costs up to $2.5 billion for broader reconstruction.
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Claiborne Pell
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Pell
Railroad Community Committee of
New England
Parker House
New
United States
Japan
National Railroads of
Tokyo
Osaka
Industrialist urges U N admission for Red China and all nations
Edward Lamb of Seiberling Rubber and Lamb Industries urged the United States to sponsor admission of Red China and all countries to the United Nations. Speaking at Harvard Business School, he argued open trade and world peace require inclusion of all nations, and proposed a 65 plus international management corps to aid developing countries.
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Toledo
United States
China
United Nations
Edward Lamb
Seiberling Rubber Company
Lamb Industries, Inc
Lamb
Harvard Business School
Soviet
Russia
Society of Nations
New England Members Split on Key Roll Calls in DC
House and Senate actions show mixed support for federal aid and international funding. For passage on a 312 million increase to IDA financing, several New England congressmen backed the measure while others opposed or did not vote. The panel also passed a three hour daily debate limit and extended urban library aid with largely partisan divisions.
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U.S
International Development Association
Bennington Banner Publication Details and Rates
The Bennington Banner lists contact numbers for news and advertising, addresses at 425 Main St Bennington VT, and notes daily publication except Sundays and holidays. Subscription rates by mail for 50 mile radius and Vermont yearly and 3 month options are outlined.
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Main St. Bennington Vt
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Banner Publishing Corporation
Associated Press
Vermont
U.S
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