Vermont May manufacturing layoffs persist in Burlington area
The Vermont Department of Employment Security reports May manufacturing layoffs in the Burlington region continue a seven month downtrend despite higher payroll additions. New hires and recalls reached 29 per thousand, while separations in metalworking caused the elevated rate of 40 per thousand, nearly doubling May 1962.
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State Department of Employment Security
Springfield
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Fire arson charge against 16 year old in Cohoes
Denis Hamel of Roulier Heights was arraigned on third degree arson after confessing a grass fire he started caused a fuel oil plant blaze behind F.L. Marshais on Friday night. The 16 year old was released to his parents following the morning hearing. The fire burned about two hours and was investigated by arson expert John M. O Connell.
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Roulier Heights
Frank Brandt
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Alfred Hamel
John M. O’connell
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Andrew H. Santspree
Adams Funds Drive For War Memorial Nears Target
Adams funds for the American Legion memorial drive have reached 1500 dollars, with chairman Albert Abraham aiming to finish the 6000 dollar campaign by mid August to complete the granite monument by Veterans Day. A study by Roy Carpenter seeks early American war veterans from Adams. Williamstown police move to new ground floor quarters after weekend work, aided by a 2000 dollar reserve transfer. The vacated space will host Town Manager J Maynard Austin’s office.
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American Legions
Albert Abraham
Abraham
Roy Carpenter
Williamstown
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Water St
Joseph Zoiti
J. Maynard Austin
Vermont Extension Service Celebrates 50th Anniversary
The Vermont Cooperative Extension Service marks 50 years since its 1913 founding. Based at the University of Vermont, it runs year round public education across the state with county offices, federal and state funding, and a broad range of programs from 4-H to Rural Areas Development.
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Burlington
Vermont Cooperative Extension Service
Vermont
Thomas Bradlee
Extension
University of Vermont
Vermont Experiment Station
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Washington
R. P. Davison
Legislature Hopes to End Term Today
The Vermont Legislature fray ended with the House sustaining a ruling 170 to 25, adjourning for the weekend after passage of the omnibus appropriations bill. The Senate backed a compromise package including a 330000 state education aid and a 120000 legislative research committee, while opposing tax study and a revived council bill. Governor Hoff warned of a 683000 first-year deficit. House objections centered on school aid in 149 towns and a reduced college bond issue to 1.5 million from 2.4 million.
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Granas
Rockefeller Urges Northeastern Transport Plan
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller urged a regional effort to solve transportation problems across 10 northeastern states. He warned urban transportation is deteriorating and needed concerted action to sustain economic growth. About 250 officials attended the Northeastern States Regional Conference on Urban Transportation in Albany.
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N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
America
Rockefeller
New England
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Bennington Banner publication and delivery details
Bennington Banner published daily except Sundays and holidays at 425 Main St Vermont. Home delivery by carrier and motor service. Subscription rates listed for 50 mile radius Vermont and nationwide. Special rates for servicemen apply.
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Main St
Bennington
Vermont
The
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Associated Press
U.S
Gallic Wanderlust in Rhode Island Man Wanders U.S.
A 19 year old Parisian identified as Jacques Bergeron arrived in Providence Rhode Island claiming he stowed away on an ocean liner a month earlier. He wandered New York then Rhode Island and spent nights in alleys and hotel ballrooms while praising the United States. Immigration authorities questioned him as they assess his case.
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R.I
Jacques Bergeron
Paris
United States
New York City
Rhode Island
France
U.S
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America
Brando Hints at Retirement After Six More Films
Marlon Brando says six more pictures remain, then he will quit acting. He lauds directing and writing, cites civil rights work, and reports a strong interest in the world beyond cinema. Brando donated 5000 dollars to King and plans to expand public activity. Mexico's first aluminum smelter, a 16.8 million joint venture, will start production this year.
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