Daley lauds NBHS last graduation in North Bennington
Lt Gov John Daley praises North Bennington High School 46 seniors as the last NBHS class, urges them to use Find a Way or Make One, notes transfer to Mt Anthony Union High School offers new opportunities, and honors families and faculty. Diplomas are given. reception follows.
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NBHS
Vermont
John Daley
North Bennington High School
Daley
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Barbara Riley
Linda Noyes
Ers
Noyes
Alison Nowak
Rogers and Hammerstein
Catherine Corcoran
Corcoran
William E. Dailey Jr
Dailey
Alma Heads to Sea With Renewed Force
Tropical storm Alma moves toward the Atlantic after devastating Florida and Cuba. Winds top 60 mph in Georgia as it nears the sea, with early reports of casualties in Cuba and potential flooding in Honduras. Authorities warn of possible re intensification over water.
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Savannah
UPS
Florida
Cuba
Georgia
Atlantic Ocean
Charleston
S.C
National Hurricane Center
Miami
Florida Panhandle
Apalachicola
Fla
Cedar Key
Valdosta
Brunswick
United States
Honduras
Florida Gulf Coast
Caribbean
School board head steps down after 15 years
The Inside North Village school board leader retires after a 15 year tenure. The move prompts reflections on achievements and future governance. Community officials praise steady stewardship and plans for a smooth transition.
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North Village School Board
Ky Shifts Hue Crisis as Buddhist Split Eases
Premier Ky sends combat police to Hue while moderates press for reform. Thich Tam Chau meets U S diplomat Lodge and signals willingness to accept less than resignation. Quang, starving in Hue, gains hospital care as Vien Hoa Dac Pagoda voices support. Crisis appears to ease with monks fasting but conflict lingers.
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UPI
Nguyen Cao Ky
Hue
Lodge
Chau See Ky
Chau
Thich Tri Quang
Johnson
Robert Ibrahim
Tri Quang
Quang
Vien Hoa Dac
Quant
Thich Tam Chau
Buddhist Institute
Telegraph Strike Ends After Western Union Pact
Western Union telegraphers return to work under a two year contract with 4.5 percent annual wage gains. About 20,000 CTU members ended a 40 hour nationwide strike after negotiators signed the pact retroactive to June 2. The deal also lowers retirement age to 67 by 1970 and ends pension deductions by 1970 with job security for long service staff.
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UPI
Western Union Telegraphers
Commercial Telegraphers Union
CTU
E.L. Hageman
CTA
Hageman
Western Union
Dialogue With Business Urged by Hoff McCune
Gov Philip Hoff and University of Vermont President Dr Shannon McCune urged business leaders to join in dialogues with government and academia to address automation and retraining. Hoff warned about failed giveaway programs harming moral fiber and called for private sector help in pilot retraining efforts. McCune argued education as investment, stressing practical and theoretical excellence and university collaboration with industry.
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University of Vermont
New England Council
Equinox House
Manchester
Everett Ware Smith
New England Merchant’s National Bank
Boston
Robert W. Moore
Burlington
Vermont Council
Vermont Structural Steel Corp
Philip H. Hoff
Dr. McCune
Johnson
Hoff
McCune
United States
American Council of Education
UVM
Hoff may call special session on Canadian power plan
Vermont Governor Hoff said a special legislative session could be called this summer if the Power Study Committee proposes an alternative plan to import low-cost Canadian power. The committee rejected Hoff’s non profit import plan and urged using the Public Service Board or another agency to import power, not a large prepayment, while Hoff favors broader PSB authority to import small Canadian energy blocs without risking state credit.
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Vermont Public Service Board
PSB
Hoff
Canada
Court Upholds New York City Fluoridation
New York State Court of Appeals unanimously refused Dominick F. Paduano’s bid to stop fluoridation of New York City's water. The former water commissioner lost at lower courts and the high court upheld the city’s practice.
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New York City
Albany
N.Y
Court of Appeals
Dominick F. Paduano
League Answers Trustees Criticism on Town Unification Vote
The Bennington League of Women Voters issued a statement defending its role in obtaining petitions for a second vote on a town charter unification plan. North Bennington trustees accused the league of overstepping its study group role and pressuring for another vote. A special public meeting is set for next Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the North Bennington Firehouse to discuss the issue.
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North Bennington Board of Trustees
League
North Village
North Bennington
Old Bennington
North Bennington Firehouse
Airport Study Will Be Made In Vermont
Vermont Aeronautics Board will study state airports and send recommendations to the 1967 legislature. Board Chair Peter Val Preda says Gov Hoff’s airport interest may boost aviation’s perceived importance. He notes steps toward regional airports and cites a failed 1966 bill to raise state aid to municipal airports from 25 to 40 percent.
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Sells and Gray Circus
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