Green Mountain College 1964 grads told at commencement
Vermont May 1965 news item notes Sen Winston L Prouty will address Green Mountain College graduates at the 127th commencement on June 14. Associate in arts degrees go to 204 class of 1964 members. Dr Raymond A Withey to confer degrees.
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Dr. Withey
Susan F. Renzi
Pittsfield
Mass
Cheryl M. Hopson
Wells
G. Constance Guthrie
Westfield
N.Y
Troy Hudson Valley Community College Offers Six Week Summer Session
Troy Hudson Valley Community College introduces a six week summer session with nearly 50 subjects. Courses include college preparatory English math and physics for high school graduates and classes for current students to make up deficiencies or broaden knowledge. Public service courses target general public and industry. Session runs July 1 to August 15 with day and evening classes. Registrations are being taken now through the extension division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Hudson Valley Community College
Reuben Merchant
Rockefeller Intensifies Bid Against Goldwater for GOP Nomination
Gov. Rockefeller vows a final push against Sen. Goldwater calling a Goldwater win disastrous for party and nation. He accepts a self styled favorite son role and aims to keep Republican moderation. New York named Rockefeller convention chairman with 85 of 92 delegates likely backing him.
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Albany
UPI
Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
New York
Goldwater
GOP
Taconic Valley Medical Center to be Dedicated Sunday
Stephentown hosts the Taconic Valley Medical Center dedication at 2 p.m. Dr. Donald Farrell will be introduced as the area’s new practicing physician. Principal speakers include Dr. George Bergin of Little Falls and Norman H. Davis of the Searse Roebuck Community Medical Assistance Program.
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Stephentown
Taconic Valley Medical Center
Donald Farrell
George Bergin
Little Falls
State Medical Society
Norman H. Davis
Searse Roebuck
Mt Greylock bans gifts beyond five dollars to staff
Berkshire report notes Mt Greylock Regional High School Committee unanimously approves a rule barring teachers officials or administrators from accepting gifts over five dollars from students or student groups. Other items cover Williams College psychology chair appointment and North Adams chamber events.
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Williamstown
Mt. Greylock
Commerce Official Warns New England To Rely Less On Govt Contracts
New Englanders were urged to boost private industry and university links as federal programs alone cannot solve regional development. J Herbert Holloman of the U S Commerce Department warned that per capita wealth varies widely and private sector growth is essential for a higher standard of living. He cited rankings showing U S states trailing several European countries.
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New Castle
N.H
UPID
New
Holloman
United States
Sweden
Switzerland
West Germany
West Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
North Dakota
Senators Face Surprise Pay Rise Rider in House Bill
Washington Senators reacted with surprise at a House approved rider in the federal pay raise bill. The rider could trigger automatic future salary boosts for Congress, tying lawmakers' increases to civil service raises. The bill, passed 243 to 157 in the House, would raise pay to 30 000 annually and affect about two million federal workers and officials.
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Washington
APS
House
Congress
Senate
Johnson
Olin D. Johnston
D-S.c
Post Office and Civil Service Committee
Johnston
Rain postpones Agincourt battle at Regent’s Park theater
London play Henry V canceled as rain drenches the open air theater at Regent’s Park delaying the Battle of Agincourt. UPI reports the Monday night event could not proceed, with patrons forced to leave as showers continued.
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London
UPI
Battle of
Agincourt
Henry V
Openeair
Regent’s Park
Bennington Banner contact and subscription rates notice
The Bennington Banner lists telephone numbers for business news and advertising and states its daily publishing schedule from 425 Main St Bennington Vermont. Subscription rates are shown for 50 mile Vermont and U S regions with three, six, and twelve month options and serviceman special rates.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press
UPI
Vermont
U.S
Psychiatrist calls New Hampshire mental hospital chaotic
Dr Jacob Meir Alcabes who quit his job directing a state mental health study says the system under Shao Chi Hu and Health Commissioner James J Barry is chaotic. Gov king aide released the memo as legislative leaders push for a special council hearing on mental health reform.
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Concord
N.H
UPD
New Hampshire Division of Mental Health
Jacob-Meir Alcabes
New Hampshire
John W. King
Ahcades
King
Executive Council
Shao-Chi Hu
James J. Barry
Senate
Philip S. Dunald
Legislative Council
Dunalp
Health and Welfare and
Dunlap
NASA May Locate Auxiliary Space Facility in New England
NASA plans an auxiliary site for the Greater Boston Electronics Research Center in the New England area. Franklyn W. Phillips said a decision on the satellite facility will come after site selection and final approval by NASA Administrator James E. Webb. If built, the isolated center would employ over 2,000 people, with 700 researchers, and be chosen for proximity to Boston and to maximize research impact.
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NASA
New England
Chicopee
Mass
UPI
Boston
Phillips
James E. Webb
Massachusetts
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Green Mt
Montpelier
Governor’s Committee On Children and Youth
State House
Frank Riessman
New York City
Winooski Park
National Federation of Music Clubs
William Tortolano
St. Michael’s College
Tortolano
Gilbert Burrell
Lansing
Mich
West Springfield
Development Department
Gov. Hoff
U. S. Department of Commerce
Better Living Center
HVCC
Rocky
Down In
Berkshire
Safety Council
Chicago
National Safety Council
Maine
Williams
Richard O. Rouse Jr
Williams College
John E. Sawyer
Shane E. Riorden
North Adams Chamber
North Adams
Chamber of Commerce of
Greater North Adams
Harry S. Orr
Orr
Donald A. Thurston
Chamber
New York Central
Ing
Consu Power
Bethlehem Steel
Norfolk
Republic
Det Edison
Pittsburgh Steel
U.S. Steel
Douglas Ac
Jones & Laughlin
Dow Chemical
RCA
Dupont
Republic Steel
Eastman Kodak
Reynolds
Reynolds Tobacco
du Pont
Eaton M
Sears Roebuck
Allied
Erie Lack
Union Carbide
Ford Motors
Sony
General Motors
Sperry Rand
Ford
General Dynamics
Chrysler
Goodrich Tire & Rub
Goodyear Tire & Rub
Studebaker
Grace
Allegheny Sud
Great A & P
Swift
Allied Chemical
Greyhound
Standard Oil NJ
Allis Chalmers
Gulf Oil
Alcoa
Harbison Walker
American Airlines
Hershey
Texaco
American Can
Hoffman Electric
Thompson RW
Illinois Central
Tiden Oil
American Electric
Harvester
American Metal
United Aire
American T&t
United States Rubber
Anaconda
United States Smelt
Bendix
United States Steel
Bethlehem Steel Joy Mtg
Kennecott
Va P & P
Canada Dry
Erger
Westing Air B
Canadian Pacific
Lone S Cm
Chesapeake & Ohio
Wheeling Steel
Monsanto
White Motor
Coca-Cola
Montgo
Dry
Ward
Winn Dx
Colgate
Motorola
Woolworth
Collins Radio
National Avia
Columbia Gas Xerox Cp
National Dairy
Youngstown ST
Edison
Zenith
N.E
Europe
Visking
Uncle Sam
YOUR
Vermont Tuberculosis & Health Association
Association
College Street
Burlington
Vinella
LA Furniture Incorporated
Bennington, Vermont
ELM Street
Hollywood
Columbia Pictures
Collector
Galaxie Lec
Bosworth Sales & Service
North Bennington Road
Bennington, Vt
Nichols
R. C. Quinlan Pharmacy
Main Street
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