Middlebury College to host 27th annual communications conference
The March 10-11 event features public lectures and a panel from news media and government on communications and censorship. Four guest speakers include Arthur Sylvester, John E. Moss, Elmer Q. Lower, and Malcolm W. Browne, who will discuss censorship in journalism and government roles.
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Vermont unemployment claims rise to 4092 last week
Vermont Department of Employment Security reported 4092 unemployment insurance claims filed last week, up 19 from the prior week and 149 above the 1966 level. The insured rate held at 4 percent, with new claims at 444 and Rutland area posting an 11 percent gain.
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Four named to Vermont state boards in Senate action
The Vermont Senate confirmed six year terms for John Downs Frank Smallwood and James Case to the State Colleges Board of Trustees and Gerald D Errion to the State Institutions Board. Errion is named chairman replacing Holger Petersen amid debate over a Pittsford $1.2 million medium security facility. In Burlington Ernest P Handy pleaded guilty to one count of federal income tax evasion for 1960 62 returns. Bail set at 1 000. Handy released on his own recognizance. The government alleges underreporting taxable income in 1960 1962.
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Burlington housing grant funds 12 low rent homes
Vermont congressional delegation announced a federal grant of more than 215000 dollars for Burlington to build 12 low rent houses. The project raises the city’s total approved such homes to 60, funded by bonds sold to private investors. A letter of thanks arrived from France for clothing and toys sent 19 years ago, postmarked May 14, 1948, to Federated Church Sunday School in Rochester.
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Publicity firm named for Saratoga Arts Center
Solters, O Rourke and Sabinson Inc. chosen as national press for the center. The Performing Arts Center, home to The New York City Ballet and The Philadelphia Orchestra, will have the firm handle press publicity and advertising for the second annual Summer festival of Dance and Music.
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New York City Ballet
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Berkshire Schools to Test Closed Circuit TV
Berkshire County schools will trial closed circuit television equipment in a pilot program funded by the state Department of Education with about $7,000 of gear. Rolland G. Duval says a pilot circuit may connect several schools on a cable TV channel, with North Junior High and C. T. Plunkett Junior High in Adams eyed as initial wired sites. The equipment is loaned for the project.
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Rail cuts Springfield Greenfield passenger runs approved
The Boston & Maine Railroad wins state approval to drop remaining Springfield to Greenfield passenger service used mainly by western Massachusetts college students. James Hunter Machine Co plans new plant on South Church Street in North Adams by spring, expanding on a 91.9 acre parcel, says VP Richard F. Hunter.
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Air Force Academy ends cribbing probe with 46 resignations
The Air Force Academy concluded a week long cribbing investigation in which 46 cadets, mostly juniors, resigned after admitting involvement in a second mass cheating incident at the academy. Thirty four cadets were directly involved and 12 tolerated the acts by not reporting it. eight of the resigning cadets were varsity athletes.
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Newhouse Pays Record Price For Newspaper
Newhouse Newspapers bought the Cleveland Plain Dealer for what sources say is a U.S. record price of 50 million dollars. The Plain Dealer serves a daily circulation of 377,089 and a Sunday figure of 526,401, becoming the 22nd large title in Newhouse’s media group. Editor Thomas Vail will keep full control of operations and policies under the sale terms.
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N H Doctor to Testify in Addision Deer Case
Keene NH surgeon Dr James M Ballou expected to testify in Addison District Court in a case charging possession of a wild deer unlawfully taken out of season. State warden Daniel Gregory testified about the pursuit and discovery of the deer and three men at a Granville meadow.
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