UVM Medical School Fund Reaches $165 321 In Burlington Drive
The Chittenden County fundraising effort for a new University of Vermont medical college tops $165,000 toward a $250,000 goal. In other Vermont items Gov Hoff backs aid to Maine in grain-rate fight despite NE Council opposition. Jobless claims dip to 31,156 with 3.4 percent unemployment. Vermont Aeronautics Board seeks 35,000 for Stowe Morrisville beacon lighting. Rep Giles Dewey seeks third term as GOP leader in Stowe.
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UVM Medical School
Burlington
UPI
Chittenden County
University of Vermont Medical College
Montpelier
Department of Employment Security
Rutland
Barre- Montpelier
Bennington
St. Johnsbury
Springfield
Newport
Brattleboro
St. Albans
Cohoes Canals to be Covered Under City Plan
The Cohoes canals may be filled and covered as city officials and Niagara Mohawk plan water drainage through 30 inch conduits. Estimated cost is 150000 dollars. In Walloomsac a 95 year old rural one room school sold at auction for 25 dollars to Edward Cottrell, with land reverting to the donor’s estate.
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Cohoes
Niagara Mohawk Power Co
Walloomsac
Edward Cottrell
Hoosick Area
Plans for better race relations postponed in Berkshire
In North Adams the Council of Churches will delay a program to exchange visits between Negro and white families until fall. Chairwoman Mrs. Hugo Tunkel said the plan drew mixed reactions and lacked unified church backing though volunteers exist. In a separate incident two 13 year olds commandeered a small plane from Harriman airport, flew it to Schenectady and landed in a parking lot at 3 am without injury. the youths identified as John Nault and Guy Gaetani.
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North Adams
Berkshires
Council of Churches
Hugo Tunkel
Christian Social Relations Committee
Council
Harriman
Schenectady
John Nault
Guy Gaetani
Nault
North Adams police to aid Massachusetts holiday road checks
Police Chief William F. Coyne says North Adams will join nearly 100000 officers in holiday road surveillance across Massachusetts. Officers will focus on Routes 2 and 7 in Williamstown and Routes 8 and 116 in Adams, longtime bottlenecks. In Adams, town officials and town hall workers protested new time clock work rules at a special selectmen meeting led by Chairman Laurie King. A follow up meeting is scheduled for tonight.
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North Adams
Massachusetts
William F. Coyne
Berkshire
Williamstown
Adams
Selectmen
Laurie King
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Rights Bill Set for July 4 Signing Amid Fast Track
UPI reports civil rights backers expect the anti discrimination measure to become law on July 4 after the House Rules Committee cleared the bill 10 to 5. The House previously approved 290 to 130 and the Senate 73 to 27 with amendments aimed at jury trials in certain criminal contempt cases. The bill targets racial discrimination in schools voting jobs restaurants hotels and public facilities as well as federal funding allocations.
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Washington
UPI
House Rules Committee
House
Senate
House-Senate
Bennington Banner Adopts Rates for Subscriptions
Bennington Banner outlines carriage options with prices for local Vermont delivery and nationwide mailings. Rates list 3 months 6.30 6 months 11.70 1 year 22.50 within 50 mile radius and Vermont 3 months 7.00 6 months 13.00 1 year 25.00 with special serviceman rates.
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U.S
Bennington
Mrs Rose Kennedy To Visit Ailing Son
Mrs Rose Kennedy planned a flight from Hyannis Port to visit her son Senator Edward Kennedy who is recovering after a back injury from a crash. Senator Birch Bayh and his wife Marvella were to be released from Cooley Dickinson Hospital and recuperate at their McLean Virginia home. Kennedy's condition was described as excellent and improving as his family and officials noted ongoing recovery.
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Northampton
Mass
UPD
Edward M. Kennedy
Birch Bayh
Marvella
Cooley - Dickinson
Rose Kenenedy
Hyannis Port
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Barnes Airport
Westfield
Washington
Mclean
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Senate
Mrs. Bayh
Johnson
Ted
Joan
Kara
Edward Jr
Kennedy
Joseph Gargan
Apple Orchard Inc
Barnes
Thomas F. Corriden
Sen. Kennedy
Cooley - Dickinson Hospital
NASA marks new era as rocket successes rise
Dr. George E. Mueller cites progress from 1952 to 1964 at the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics. He notes Explorer I in 1958, NASA’s launch record improving from five wins in 17 tries in 1958 to 37 of 46 in 1963 and 10 of 12 in 1964 through Tuesday.
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UPI
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
George E. Mueller
American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics
Mueller
United States
Russia
Defense Department
Sweepstakes Ticket Sales Hit Record in New Hampshire
The Sweepstakes Commission reports last week's sales near 50,000, the best since the project began in March, totaling 531,644 tickets for 1,594,932 dollars. Rockingham Park led weekly sales with over 4,000 tickets. Keene, Nashua Main Street, and Portsmouth were the top state liquor stores by ticket counts.
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Concord, N.H
Goldwater Supporter Seeks Help From Gov Hoff
A Fuller ton California Republican worker asks Vermont Governor Hoff for a list of Vermont GOP convention delegates and available unused tickets for the San Francisco convention. Hoff, Vermonts first Democratic governor in 109 years, believes Goldwaters bid harms the nation and doubts he would win Vermont against Johnson.
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Barry Goldwater
Arizona
San Francisco
Hoff
Vermont
Goldwater
Johnson
Mrs Evers Plans Move to California Before School
Mrs Myrlie Evers and her children Darrell Reena Nenise and James plan to relocate to Claremont California to provide a stable home and education for the children after Medgar Evers death. Roy Wilkins NAACP official notes the quiet move should avoid fanfare. Evers was killed June 12 1963 in Jackson Mississippi by a sniper.
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Calif
UPID
Medgar Evers
Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored Peple
NAACP
Myrlie Evers
Darrell
Reena Nenise
James
Jackson
Miss
Evers
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