Man made lake in Randolph Center aids Vermont aim
In Randolph Center a two and one half acre man made lake on Morris LaFrance’s property develops a bathhouse picnic camping and game area with a swimming section. The project, aided by the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service, seeks to help marginal farmers enter small recreation businesses as farm income supplements.
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Randolph Center
UPI
Morris LaFrance
Randolph
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
LaFrance
Vermont
Stock Market Opens Mixed amid Modest Movements
New York stocks opened mixed with steels firm oils steady and autos near Thursday close. Aircrafts edged up while electronics were mixed and chemicals eased. Kodak fell 1 to 79 14. Union Carbide down 4 to 60 1 ⁄2. Du Pont +1 ⁄4 to 235 1 4. U S Steel -1 to 48 1 2. Ford +1 4 to 52 3 4. Lockheed +1 4 to 46 1 4. Boeing +4 to 68 ⁄. RCA +1 to 34 1 2. Eastern Air Lines -5 to 52 1 4.
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Eastman Kodak
Union Carbide
du Pont
U. S. Steel
Youngstown Sheet
Ford
Lockheed
Boeing
RCA
Eastern Air Lines
Motorola
Sears Roebuck
National Biscuit
Simmons
Sinclair
National Dairy
National Dist
Socony Mobil
Southern Railway
National Gypsum
Sperry Rand
New York Central
North American
Standard Oil
Ind
Standard Oil NJ
Olin Mathieson
Steward Warner
Owens
Owen Illinois Glass
Studebaker
le Pan Awa
Swift
Paramount Pictures
Tennessee Gas
le Parke Davis
Texaco
Thompson
Peabody C
Tiden Oil
Penney Penney
Timken
Trans WA
Penn
United Aire
Pennsylvania
United Air L
United Fruit
Pepsi Cola
United States Rubber
Pittsburgh Steel
United States Smelt
Procter Gamble
United States Steel
le Pullman
Va— I
Warner Bro Pic
Pure Oil
Western Union
Fe Rca
Westing Blec
Reading
White Motor
Murrow Center of Public Diplomacy Planned at Tufts
Tufts University will establish the Edward R. Murrow Center of Public Diplomacy at the Fletcher School to begin operation in September in memory of the late broadcaster. Dean Gullion said the center will train young people to engage foreign publics and support diplomacy. The advisory council includes Henry Brandon Erwin D. Canham James Reston and other media and USIA figures.
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Medford
Mass
UPI
Edward R. Murrow
Tufts University
Tufts’ Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy
Edmund A. Gullion
Fletcher School
Murrow
Gullion
Henry Brandon
The
London Sunday Times
Erwin D. Canham
Christian Science Monitor
James B. Reston
New York Times
William H. Lawrence
Edward P. Morgan
Howard K. Smith
American Broadcasting Co
Eric Sevareid
Columbia Broadcasting System
Don Wilson
U.S. Information Agency
USIA
Federal education grants fund new college constructions
The U S Office of Education allocated 63.7 million for new construction at 130 colleges and universities under the Higher Education Act of 1963. Of the total, 57 million covers grants and 6.7 million covers loans. Grants include Johnson State College in Vermont, Bowdoin College in Maine, Nasson College in Maine, Northeastern University in Massachusetts, and Boston College in Massachusetts.
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Washington
UPD
U.S. Office of Education
Vermont
Johnson State College
Johnson
Maine
Bowdoin College
Brunswick
Nassan College
Springvale
Massachusetts
Northeasern University
Boston
Boston College
Newton
Troy plans $15 million capital program over six years
City Manager Robert A. Stierer proposed a six year capital improvement plan for Troy estimating about 15 million dollars. The package includes a 750000 dollar city hall project plus new playgrounds fire station consolidations four new fire trucks a remodel of the Police Detective Bureau 40000 dollars for street signs and city street upgrades.
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Troy
Pollution in private wells prompts county health warning
Rensselaer County Health Department says pollution exists in some private wells and in some cases water quality cannot be improved. Contamination is linked to improperly constructed or located wells, based on laboratory tests. Albany UPI Rockefeller vetoes three school bills including teacher leave of absence and tenure provisions.
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Troy
Rensselaer County Health Department
Albany
UPI
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Board of Education
Smell blamed on Adams waste behind Berkshire dam
In North Adams the city sewer system faces foul odors blamed on Adams waste lodged behind a dam near the Hoosac River, despite Adams lacking a facility of its own. Low river water height concentrates solids, stirring the smell as detergents and wastes accumulate. Pittsfield rider Ralph Rood resigns from the Pittsfield Motorcycle Club after a riot in Laconia, NH, citing the group's failure to discipline two members who caused the disturbance.
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North Adams
Adams
Hoosac
Williamstown
George L. Heisler
Pittsfield
Laconia
N.H
Ralph Rood
Reod
Ease of Stealing Cars Invites Vandals Says Judge
Boston judge Elijah Adlow argues in April New Englander that wiring cars and individual locks could cut auto thefts by at least 50 percent. He decries the fading “golden age” of honor and calls for removing temptation amid a world of weak characters.
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Boston
Mass
Municipal Court of Boston
New Englander
The
New England Council
Elijah Adlow
Adlow
Typewriter Heiress Weds Police Prober
Clinton New York UPI reports heiress Benedict, heiress to a $50 million Remington fortune, wed police investigator Thomas F. Gallagher Jr. at St. Marys Roman Catholic Church after a previous annulled marriage. The couple plans a three week Ireland honeymoon. Benedict is mother of two and 24. Gallagher is 32 with a child from a prior marriage.
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Clinton, N.Y
UPI
Gamble Benedict
Romeo
Thomas F. Gallagher Jr
St. Mary’s
Remington
Gallagher Abot
Andre Porumbeanu
Benedict
Clinton
Douglas
Gallagher
West Hartford
N.Y
Porumbeanu
Ireland
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