Vermont News Roundup From St Johnsbury to Rutland
A St Johnsbury youth 19 to be arraigned in Caledonia County Court on charges after firing a 410 shotgun inside his home destroying a TV telephone and window with no injuries. Also in Vernon a school bus carrying Brattleboro Union High School students was hit by a skidding car injuring the driver Willas Tarnowski. Middlebury notes a bat rabies study reporting 8 rabid bats among 520 studied with risk guidance and post exposure steps. Rutland reports Easter Seals grant of 10 847 to UVM for bone growth research with longevity funding expected from foundations and NIH.
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St, Johnsbury
UPI
St. Johnsbury
Caledonia County
Paul Crepault
Robert Rachlin
Crepault
Middlebury
Vermont
Harold B. Hitchcock
Middlebury College
New England
New England Journal of Medicine
Kenneth F. Girard
Harvard Univerisity School of Public Health
Hitchcock
Massachusetts
Rutland
University of Vermont
Easter Seal Research Foundation
Arthur S. Kunin
University’s College of Medicine
Eastern Seal Research Foundation
National Institutes*of*Health
Kunin
Saint Rose Founders Day marks fifth year of college
In Albany the Saint Rose observance included Most Rev Edward Maginn presiding at convocation. Samuel E Aronowitz delivered the principal address as the College of Saint Rose, a pioneer Catholic liberal arts college for women, noted its growth from eight faculty and 117 students to 117 faculty and 2,538 total enrollment. In Troy, Urban Renewal Director James G Connors said negotiations with a motel chain to build a 150 room inn downtown are near, with razing of two large abandoned buildings on State Street forthcoming.
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Albany
Saint Rose
Founders
College of Saint Rose
Edward J. Maginn
Samuel E. Aronowitz
New York State
Troy
James G. Connors
State Street
Mohawk Aviation adds 22500 helicopter at Harriman Airport
Mohawk Aviation Co. at Harriman Airport announces a 22500 helicopter purchase. George A. West says Richard Sawyer of Bennington will arrive in April to operate it. The copter will not serve air taxi due to one passenger capacity and operating expense.
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North Adams
Mohawk Aviation Co
Harriman
George A. West
West
Richard Sawyer
Bennington
National Guard
Stock market opens with firm prices in moderate activity
New York UPI reports a broad early rise with Lockheed up 1 4 to 39, Boeing advancing to 64 34, American Cyanamid up to 75, General Electric at 98, and IBM at 449, while Sears Roebuck slips 1 to 128 54 and Standard Oil topics show mixed moves across majors.
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New York
UPI
Lockheed
Sunshine
Comsat
American Broadcasting
Boeing
American
Kennecott
Texas Gulf
General Electric
ACF Industries
Standard Oil of
California
United Airlines
Reynolds Metals
Aluminium Ltd
U.S. Steel
Lukens
Chrysler
Ford
du Pont
Eastman Kodak
Allied Chemical
Union Carbide
IBM
Boeing Aircraft
New Jersey Zinc
Briggs
New York Central
Pan American WA
Collins Radio
Peabody Coal
Colorado Fuel&Iron
Penney
Columbia Gas
Penn Dixie Cement
Commonwealth Edison
Consolidated Nat Gas
Pennsylvania P&l
Consolidation Coal
Pennsylvania RR
Pepsi Cola
Consumers Power
Phillips Petroleum
Continental Can
Pittsburgh Pl Glass
Copperweld Steel
Pittsburgh Steel
Crucible Steel
Procter & Gamble
Curtiss Wright
Pullman Lye
Detroit Edison
Pure Oil
Douglas Aircraft
Dow Chemical
RCA
Republic Steel
DuPont Reynolds Metals
Eastern Air Lines
Reynolds Tobacco
Schenley
Eaton
Mfg
Schering
Eric Lackawanna
Sears Roebuck Ford
Sinclair
General Dynamics
Socony Mobil
Southern Ray
General Foods
Swift
Air Products
Tennessee Gas
I Hershey
Texaco
Ingersoll Rand
Vo Thompson RW
Allegheny Ludlum St
le IBM
Tidewater Oil
International Harv
Timken Roller
Allis Chalmers
International Nickel
Trans World Airline
Alcoa
International T&t
American Airlines
Island Creek Coal
American Can
United Air Lines
Jones & Laughlin
United Gas Imp
American Cyanamid Joy Mig
US Rubber
American Electric
e+ Vo US Smelting
American Metal
Koppers
US Steel
American Motors
Kroger
Western Union
American Optical
American T&t
Lone Star Cement
Westinghouse Air Br
Westinghouse Air Br 40%%— Ve Anaconda
Lorillard
Westinghouse
Elec
Armco Steel
E— Ly Mgm
Wheeling Steel
Armour Ll
Monsanto
Winn Dixie
Xerox Corp
Atchison
Montgomery Ward
Youngstown S&t
Baldwin Lima Hm
National Aviation
Zenith
Bethlehem Steel
National Distributors
Volpe's Tax Plan Faces Heavy Skepticism From Critics
Labor unions a senior citizens group and Senate President Donahue attacked Governor Volpe's budget plan, especially the proposed 3 percent sales tax. They argued it is regressive, burdens low income residents, and would jeopardize the plan's passage in the legislature. The governor defended the tax as an education levy to fund city aid.
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Boston
Volpe
Senate
Maurice A. Donahue
D - Holyoke
Representatives of 100 Nations Gather for Churchill Funeral
In London a rush of dignitaries and royal figures filed past Churchill's catafalque at Westminster Hall. By noon 92,193 people had toured the hall and a global deputation prepared for the state funeral at St Pauls Cathedral. Eisenhower, Rusk, Warren head US delegation. Britain hosts 100 nation presence. Snow briefly fell, crowds grew, lines stretched up to two miles as private escorts guided VIPs to the hall.
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London
UPI
Westminster Hall
Sir Winston Churchill
Britain
Scotland Yard
Catafalque
Armed Services
St. Paul’s
Churchill
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Air Force
Dean Rusk
Earl Warren
U.S
Johnson
West
St. Stephen
Lady Churchill
Mrs
Mary Soames
Hoff Returns After Trying To Save Jobs
Governor Philip Hoff returned to Vermont after spending Wednesday seeking to save 32 VA jobs at White River Junction. He and U S senators and representatives warned the proposed move to Boston is more political than economical and could threaten the White River facility.
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White River
Johnson outlines 1965 economy plan and wage policy
President Johnson urged stabilization of wages and prices with selective increases where costs are high, backing a 99.7 billion dollar 1965 spending program and a 7 percent rise in Social Security. He pushed tax cuts, standby spending flexibility, and a return to a strong dollar, aiming for continued expansion despite unemployment concerns.
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Johnson
Ackley
Congress
Atlanta Pays Historic Tribute to Rev King
Dr Martin Luther King Jr was honored in Atlanta for winning the 1964 Nobel Peace Prize in a grand tribute attended by over 1500 guests including Mayor Ivan Allen and leaders from white and Negro communities. A minor two man demonstration marred his hotel entry but did not spoil the event. The crowd closed with the hymn We Shall Over Come.
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Atlanta
UPI
Martin Luther King Jr
King
Ivan Allen
Gilman Talks Fail To Get Off the Ground
A bar gaining session aimed at settling the Gilman Paper strike was canceled in Gilman Vermont. About 330 workers idled since July 15. Local 119 members at Gilman and Local 41 members who had settled remain split over crossing picket lines. Plant Manager Charles Claypool conferred with company officials in New York as Gov. Hoffman attended.
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Gilman, Vt
UPDN
Gilman Paper Co
United Papermakers and Paperworkers Union
Philip H. Hoffman
Charles Claypool
New York
Bennington Banner Ad Rates and Contact Details
The Bennington Banner lists telephone numbers for business news newsroom and advertising, provides address at 425 Main St Bennington Vermont, mentions daily publication except Sundays and holidays, and outlines subscription rates by mail including regional 50 mile radius Vermont pricing and U S rates with special servicemen rates.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
UPI
Vermont
U.S
Corvair Corsa: The only U.S. car with air cooled engine and 180 hp power
The Corvair’s air cooled rear engine neither needs water nor antifreeze, providing traction from weight over the rear wheels and easy handling from the lighter front end. It lacks a radiator, offers four wheel independent suspension, and can be ordered with a high powered six cylinder up to 180 hp, a world unique offering alongside Corvette.
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Corvair
Corvette
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Down In
Berkshire
Williamstown Gas
Williamstown
Sydney Stackpole
William H. Stackpole
North Hoosac Road
Life Magazine
New York City
Williamstown High School
University of Massachusetts
ADAMS
Berkshire County
Mount Greylock Protective Association
Committee On Natural Resources
Salvatore Camelio
Massachusetts State Labor Council
Afl-Cio
Ken Arvedon
National Council of Senior Citizens
Sir Winston
Hall
Mrs. Soames
Royal Air Force
Hoff
Federal Reserve
Gilman
Selma
Ala
Alabama
Mississippi
Go Corvar
Chevrolet
Bumstead Chevrolet
Cadillac, Inc
Bennington Vt
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