Banker says peace will barely affect New England economy
E. Sherman Adams, senior VP at First National City Bank, told the New England Council midyear meeting in Whitefield New Hampshire that the onset of peace after the Vietnam era would impact New England somewhat more than other regions but overall the effect should be modest. He spoke at the assembly luncheon with leaders from business, industry, government and education.
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Whitefield
N.H
U.S
New England Council
New England
Mountain View House
E. Sherman Adams
First National City Bank of New York
Committee For Economic Development
Adams
Korea
Vietnam
Champlain Ferry Booms On Historic Lake Route
In Plattsburgh New York the Lake Champlain Transportation Co. reports booming business as seven vessels serve the Grand Isle to Plattsburgh route and upcoming Burlington to Port Kent and Charlotte to Essex lines. The fleet carries over half a million annually, including 25 000 foot passengers, with a history tied to Benedict Arnold and Samuel Champlain.
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Plattsburgh
N.Y
Lake Champlain Transportation Co
New York
Vermont
Champlain Transportation
Grand Isle - To - Plattsburgh
Burlington-to
Port Kent
Charlotte-to-Essex
Lake Champlain
John Brown
Lake Placid
Ticonderoga
Shelburne Museum
Transportation Company
Valcour
Benedict Arnold
Champlain
Samuel Champlain
Gun laws rise as public urges action after Kennedy killing
The UPI survey shows broad public demand for gun controls after Senator Kennedy's murder. States and cities move on measures including registration and tracing of firearms, while gun sellers, chains, and stores respond with shutdowns or donations. Some leaders oppose swift changes, citing human nature and hunting culture.
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Tee
Johnson
National Rifle Association
Congress
UPI
Washington
D.C
Massachusetts House
Philadelphia
Norman Ashton Klinger
Klinger
J-Mart
Columbus
Ohio
Marty Rosen
Wonderland Stores
Stanford Friedman
San Francisco
Joseph Alfato
Salt Lake City
Utah
Wolfe’s Sporting Goods
J. Bracken Lee
Louisiana
Television In Review: A Radical Baseball Makeover
Hollywood pundit urges televised baseball overhaul to boost excitement. Proposes four quarter game, 100 yard fields, legal tackling of baserunners, two platoons, reverse schedule, and six points per run to boost ratings and violence.
Bennington Elections and Parking Ordinance Notices
Bennington School District and Village of Bennington publish voter rules for the June 25 1968 annual meeting including eligibility, absentee voting, and district authority meetings. A separate ordinance sets towing rules for no parking zones and unauthorized parking with fines and liens, effective June 16 1968 and published June 11 12 13.
Bennington School District to Hold Annual Meeting in 1968
The Bennington School District voters are warned to meet on Tuesday June 25 1968 at 2:00 p.m. at Bennington Elementary to elect officers including moderator clerk treasurer and collectors of taxes for one year terms an auditor for three years one board member for one year and two for three years plus Mt Anthony Union High School District directors for one and three year terms. Also to hear reports fix treasurer compensation modify officer pay vote a district tax approve up to 2000 for playground blacktopping and conduct other business. polls open 2 00 to 8 00 p.m. EDST. Frances L. Snow Clerk. June 6 13 20
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Bennington School District, Inc
Bennington
Molly Stark
Miss Snow
District Board of Civil Authority
Main Street
State of
Vermont
Board of Trustees
Henry Mallory
Hilda Hurley
Milton Pinsker
John P. Riddle
Mt. Anthony Union High
John P. Morrissey
Mt. Anthony Union High School
A.D
Frances L. Snow
Banner Want Ad Open Monthru Fri 8 30 Am To 5 Pm
Classified notice shows a banner want ad available for reading Friday from 8 30 AM to 5 PM and Saturdays 9 30 AM to 12 PM for prospective listings and inquiries.
Shaftsbury Town School District Meeting Warning 1968
Legal voters of Shaftsbury Vermont are warned to meet at the Elementary School June 25 1968 at 8 p m E D S T to hear reports elect a 3 year school board member discuss borrowing power set tax rate approve budget authorize state aid funds to be used for a future building project asphalt sidewalk and PE area posts and hoops cost not to exceed 2100 seek future meeting date vote donations and other proper business vote on all articles including tax impacts and 1969 meeting date confirmation
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Shaftsbury Town School
Shaftsbury
Vermont
E.D.S.T
Bennington Friends of Retarded Children
United Counseling Service
Olive Williamson
Jesse E
Strong Joseph E
Crossman School
Roy G
Whitman Merton R
Snow L
Sanborn
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N.E
Champlain Ferry
United Press International
Len. Kennedy
California
Kennedy
Myla Frohman
Glencoe
John F. Kennedy
House
Television In Review
By Rick Dubrow
Hollywood
First National Stores
North Bennington Road
Bennington, Vermont
Finast
Bennington, VT
DEPT
Rock of Ages
Barre Guild
Harold W.humphrey
Beech St
DIAL
Temple Bros Inc
Rutland
Automotive Agencies
Toyota
Spike
S. Call
Mercury
Wilson Ford, Inc
Williams & Bugbee, Inc
E. Main St
Milcors Ford
Main St
Walter L. Barber, Inc
Pontiac
Buick Sales
Bennington Rd
Monument Motors
Volkswagen
Bennington, VI
Berkshire Sports Car, Inc
M.G
Dastsun
Mercedes Benz
State Rd
North Adams
Mass
Chevrolet
Cadillac Inc
Cadillac
By Charles M. Schultz
Steve Canyon
Blondie
Milton Caniff
ByChi Young
Whdosh
B.C
Johnny Hart
BAC
Wench
Heart of
Juliet Jones
Jeremy
By Stan Drake
Dad
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