Vermont Republicans plan August meeting in Middlebury
Vermont Republican leaders led by Chairman Derick V. Webb announce a statewide strategy session with Goldwater supporters in Middlebury on August 11. Attending officials include Executive Committee chair Arthur Crowley Jr., Vice Chair Ma Bel Stafford, and National Committeeman Edward Janeway. Goldwater chairs William B. Franke and Douglas Cairns will also attend.
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Stocks rise slightly at opening with mixed results
New York markets opened with modest gains and losses across sectors. U S Rubber fell to 55 14 while American Telephone climbed to 71 34 and Firestone edged higher. Alcoa rose to 68 14 and Eastman Kodak gained to 130. Dow declined to 72 as Union Carbide advanced.
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Goldwater 50-50 Chance In Maine Says Morton
Senator Morton, GOP campaign chair, says Barry Goldwater has a toss up 50 50 chance of carrying Maine in November and would aid Republican senate candidates in border and mountain states. McIntire criticizes Johnson policy and Russia dealings while opposing wheat sales and recognition of Red China.
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Albany Hospital Loses Power After Street Paving Cable Fault
A street paving crew severed a cable causing Albany Medical Center Hospital to lose power for about 90 minutes. The outage interrupted a recent heart operation and a Caesarean birth, both completed under battery powered lights. Power returned by 2:30 a.m.
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Great Pine Farm to Become Girls School in Berkshire
Great Barrington residents heard Elizabeth Blodgett Hall, now Mrs. Livingston Hall of Concord, announce the conversion of her Great Pine Farm into a girls school. The main house becomes a dormitory while other buildings become classrooms and facilities. The headmistress of Concord Academy from 1949 to 1963 says the school will use the home as a model for good influence in the community. In Boston, measles cases in Massachusetts nearly quadrupled from last year, with 9,688 cases by this time last year rising to 35,691 so far this year.
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Mohawk Trail and Clarksburg Parks to get bond funds
NORTH ADAMS The state Board of Natural Resources approved a 3.3 million dollar bond to aid park improvements including Mohawk Trail State Park and Clarksburg State Park. Exact allocations statewide were not yet released. NORTH ADAMS Robert C. Sprague of Sprague Electric forecasts strong 10 year growth for the electronics industry and company sales rising from 86 million to 144 million by 1968 and 201 million by 1973 despite defense spending threats.
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Three Year Fight Ends Wilderness Bill Passes
The House approved a landmark conservation measure 373 to 1 to create a legal fence around about 9 million acres and potentially include all 61 million federal wilderness acres with congressional approval. Only Rep. Joe R. Pool opposed. Senate action and negotiators are expected to bridge differences before adjournment.
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Cardinal Cushing Calls Racist Christianity a Contradiction
Boston Archbishop Richard Cardinal Cushing urged all men of goodwill to unite against racism. He said true Christianity requires respect for every person and condemned violence, threats, and rioting as sins against God and humanity amid recent Boston area racial disturbances.
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