Air Force ROTC chief leaves St. Michael's for Maxwell Field
At St. Michael's College in Winooski Park Lt. Col. William C. Flannigan, head of the Air Force ROTC program, will depart after commencement to join the Air University at Maxwell Field Alabama. He will commission 20 second lieutenants on Sunday. In Montpelier, Health Officer Dr. George A. McIntyre reports no water contamination risk despite recent odorous water. two samples sent to Burlington labs show little contamination.
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St. Michael’s College
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Maxwell Field
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Montpelier
George A. McIntyre
McIntyre
State Health Department
Burlington
Rabid Fox on Official's Farm in Vermont
A fox shot on the Plainfield farm of Vermont industrial relations commissioner Louis Lavin has been proved rabid, the 21st rabid animal killed in Vermont this year. The fox bit six puppies, all destroyed. Also in Vermont, 1,900 Army National Guardsmen depart for two weeks of summer camp at Camp Drum, New York. Town of Essex Junction voters weigh a 303000 sewer bond for extensions, total project cost 333000 with 30000 state funds. Industrial relations reports 1073 nonfatal accidents last month, 5653 this year, eight more than same point in 1964, while fatalities are down from last year. Johnson State College to award 31 seniors with Dr. Robert S. Babcock delivering the commencement speech.
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UPI
Vermont
Louis Lavin
Montpelier
Vermont Army National Guardsmen
Camp Drum
N.Y
86Th Armored Brigade
Drum
Essex Junction
New York considers higher minimum drinking age
Albany reports a bill to raise New York's minimum drinking age from 18 to 21 has cleared the Rules Committee and will face action Monday. passage chances look slim. The Assembly also passed a measure to bar tle detector tests as a prerequisite to employment, not applying to state and local government hires, including police. Another approved bill relieves grandparents of welfare dependents from support obligations.
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Albany
New York
Assembly
Top graduate Gail Pieper leads Conn. class at Storrs
Rochester resident Gail Pieper 21 tops University of Connecticut at Storrs graduating class with a 39.7 average in classics finishing in under three and a half years. Albany reports a Bartlett Commission backed Penal Law reform bill removing adultery from crimes and tightening kidnapping limits while keeping criminal stigma on consensual acts.
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Gail Pieper
University of Conn
Storrs
Albany
New York
Bartlett Commission
Assembly
Berkshire tax rate hits new peak in 1965
In Pittsfield the 1965 tax rate rises to 87.60 dollars after a 10.20 increase, announced by assessor chairman John Connors after a meeting with City Auditor John Norton and state tax officials. The jump follows a 10.80 rise last year from 77.40. In North Adams, Martin J. Mullen, 40, transportation executive, joins the Berkshire County Industrial Development Commission board for a two year term, aiming to unify Berkshire as an integrated economic unit.
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Pittsfield
John Connors
John Norton
State Department of Corporations and Taxes
North Adams
Martin J. Mullen
North Adams Transportation Executive
Berkshire County Industrial Development Commission
BCIDC
Mullen
Berkshire
Vandalism charges dropped for four youths in North Egremont
A 19 year old from Albany and three Kingsley Hall students agreed to restitution after vandalism charges were dropped. Joseph Bastian and one juvenile will pay about $2,500 for damages to Mrs. Charles Champion’s summer home. two other juveniles owe $58 for damages to C. R. Silvernail’s home. The youths broke into the homes in February and March.
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UPI
Albany
N.Y
Kingsley Hall
North Egremont
Southern Berkshire District Court
Joseph Bastian
Charles Champion
Stock Market Opens Firm Amid Muted Gains Across Key Shares
New York stocks opened steady with mixed moves among major firms. Bethlehem Steel slid 1 percent to 36, Jones and Laughlin fell 0.25 to 62.75, Lukens down 0.04 to 71, IBM up 11.25 to 471.25, RCA eased 0.14 to 34.00, Eastman Kodak slipped 0.34 to 78.00, Union Carbide off 0.81 to 128.125, Allied Chemical down 0.25 to 49.25, Chrysler up 0.50 to 48.50, Ford up 0.54 to 54.54, GM slipped 1.00 to 100.10, Eastern Airlines down 0.25 to 67.34, Pan Am down 0.25 to 31.34, Northwest Airlines up 0.91 to 91.00, Socony Mobil up 0.75 to 87.50, Gulf Oil higher 0.25 to 56.14. Continuous totals on 1,500 shares. Comsat up 0.03 to 3.04, ADF Industries around 8.31, Air Products 6.25, Air Reduction 6.15, Allegheny Ludlum 4.04, Allegheny Power 2.49, Allied Chemical 4.90, Alcoa 7.61.
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Parke Davis
Penn PL
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American Tobacco
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Armco Steel
Procter Gamble
Armour Pullman
Atchison
Pure Oil
Bendix
Republic Steel
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Schenley
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Ve Simmons
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Columbia Gas
Trans
Constat Gas
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Consumer Power
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Continental Can
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Curtiss
Eric Lackawanna
Youngstown ST
Ford Motor
Zenith General Dynamics
General Electric
General Foods
General Tele
Goodyear Tire & Rub
Great A&p
Gulf Oil
Hershey
Int Harvester
Int Nickel
Tel & Tel
Island Creek Coal
Jones & Laughlin
Lehigh Val Ind
LOF Glass
SCM
Lorillard
Mack Trucks
Montgomery Ward
Motorola
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National Dairy
National Dist
New Jersey
National Gypsum
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
North Ameriv
North Amer Coal
Olin
Panawa
Paramount Pictures
Hoff Lands Rep Simpson At Testimonial
MONTPELIER Vermont governor Philip Hoff honors W Arthur Simpson a Lyndon Republican longtime public servant at a testimonial dinner for 41 years in state government Hoff called Simpson Mr Vermont praising his help to governors and state cause the event drew over 300 attendees in Vermont
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Hoff
Rep
Simpson
Vermont
Made in New England boosts Gemini gear and meals
Boston reports detail how New England firms supplied the Gemini mission. Natick labs provided 49 foods from brownies to shrimp cocktail for the four day flight while David Clark Co built suits for 500 workers. Epsco Westwood made data gear encoders and Raytheon Lowell supplied protective rocket coating. Sikorsky Stratford provided helicopters for launch and recovery. USS Wasp named prime recovery ship with SH3A crews. Senate backs national technical institute for deaf students, HEW to partner with college.
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Army Natick Laboratories
Natick
Mass
White
McDivitt
David Clark Co
Worcester
Air Force
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NASA
John Flagg
Clark
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Boston
Bedford
Space
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Westwood
Raytheon Co
Lowell
Rowland Products Co
Kensington
Virgil L. Grissom
Sikorsky Helicopters
Stratford
Bennington Banner Contact and Delivery Rates
The Bennington Banner lists business and newsroom numbers and addresses. It details home delivery pricing by mail within Vermont and nationwide, including 3 month, 6 month, and 1 year rates, plus special serviceman rates.
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U.S
Bennington
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