New England Telephone Plans Record Construction Spending
The New England Telephone Company announces 1966 construction outlays of 178 million dollars, aiming for a half billion over 1964 66. Plans include Touch Tone dialing for 500000 customers, new buildings, expanded switching, buried cable in housing developments, and extended local calling areas. President Allen G Barry notes strong economy and signals concern over a renewed federal excise tax on telephone use.
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The
New England Telephone Company
Allen G. Barry
New England
Barry
Middlebury Names Worthen Assistant Spanish Professor
Middlebury College announces the appointment of Dr. Edward H. Worthen of Williamstown Massachusetts as assistant professor of Spanish for 1966 1967 academic year President James I Armstrong said Worthen has taught at Williams College earned a BA in Latin American Studies from the University of Michigan and holds MA and PhD degrees He has studied at Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico and spent the last decade traveling in that country He is a member of AATP MLA Sigma Delta Pi and Phi Kappa Phi.
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Middlebury
Edward H. Worthen
Williamstown
Mass
Middlebury College
James I. Armstrong
Dr. Worthen
Williams College
University of Michigan
Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico
Boston
Amercan Association of Teachers of
The
Modern Language Association
Sigma Delta Pi
Phi Kappa Phi
Union Carbide reports record 1965 sales exceeding $2 billion
Union Carbide Corporation, New York, reports 1965 sales of $2,063,901,000 and net income of $226,917,000. President Binny Mason Jr notes 20 percent earnings rise, 10 percent sales gain from 1964, with per share $3.76. Plant at Bennington cited. optimistic 1966 outlook amid strong economy and efficiency gains.
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New York, N.Y
Union Carbide Corporation
Binny Mason, Jr
Union Carbide
Mason
High Schools Selected for Massachusetts Trades Scholarships
Boston Bennington High and North Bennington High Schools were chosen by Massachusetts Trades School Boston as two of New England high schools to receive the $900 half tuition scholarships. Established in 1936 and awarding since 1963, the fund supports outstanding seniors entering vocational training at MTS.
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Bennington
North Bennington
Massachusetts Trades School
New England
Massachusetts Trades
No East
MTS
Lacy Named To Direct Highway Safety Office
James D. Lacy, husband of Ruth LaCroix of Bennington, is named director of the office of highway safety in the Bureau of Public Roads, Department of Commerce. Effective Jan 30, he will oversee safety program operations, hazardous location fixes on Federal aid highways, state safety standards, and the National Driver Register Service. Lacy has led the systems and location division since 1963 and has been with the bureau since 1946.
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Washington, D.C
James D. Lacy
Ruth LaCroix
Bennington
Office of
National Driver Register Service
Lacy
Rex M. Whitton
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