Hoff Outlines 4 Priority Areas For Planning
In Montpelier Gov Hoff outlined four main areas for Vermont planning: state promotion, risk capital, transportation, and vocational training. The event drew 150 attendees at the biennial gubernatorial testimonial dinner hosted by the Vermont Association and the State Chamber of Commerce with remarks on preserving Vermont’s untouched quality through long term planning.
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Montpelier
Greater Vermont Association
The
State Chamber of Commerce
Gov. Hoff
Vermont
John Kannedy
Philip H. Hoff
Traditional Battles Modern Israel Theater in Jerusalem
In Jerusalem the Israeli stage hosts a clash between tradition and modernism. Drama critic Chaim Gamzu attacks Chamber Theater director Gershon Plotkin over The Inn of Ghosts while Plotkin rebuts, framing a national arts debate rooted in Habimah’s historical control and the rise of the Chamber Theater as a force for experimentation.
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Jerusalem
UPI
Chaim Gamza
Israel
Gershon Plotkin
Gamzu
Plotkin
Chamber Theater
Hebrew Theater
New York
Brooks Atkinson
Walter Kerr
Moscow Art Theater
Palestine
Habimah Theater
Winter Bird-Watching Delights in Quiet Garden Scene
In winter the speaker notes a high bird count but low species variety with blue jays dominating. A bold jay defends a bone from a red squirrel as snow covers food, while chickadees, woodpeckers, sparrows and nuthatches visit the feeder. The narrator enjoys intimate moments at the door and the birds’ playful antics.
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Baldy
Incomes Rise on GI Dividends Masking January Growth
The Commerce Department reports January personal income at a record annual rate of 452.4 billion driven by GI insurance dividends not repeated this year. Seasonal adjustment shows December-January gain at 2 billion. The Kenne dy administration boosted GI payments and distributed a World War II policyholder dividend totaling 3.6 billion annualized. Social Security tax increases reduced income by about one billion for workers and the self employed.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Department
National Service
Manus
Shadow over Rockefeller Spending Colors 1964 Presidential Path
Washington reports a political shadow over New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller as his 1964 ambitions rise while his budget faces backlash. Critics highlight a 40 percent vehicle and license fee hike and a spending plan 61 percent higher than Averell Harriman's, challenging Rockefeller as a fiscal conservative.
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Washington
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Poe
Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
California
Rocky
Averell Harriman
Kennedy
Roosevelt
Truman
Eisenhower
Williams Aged Republican Workhorse Endures at 97
W N Newt Williams began aiding Republican campaigns in the 1880s for Harrison and McKinley. Now 97, he remains active as head of the party's finance committee in Broken Arrow Oklahoma. He has 76 years of party service and only one elective post, as mayor in the 1930s, serving under four presidents.
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Broken Arrow
Okla
W.N
Newt) Williams
Benjamin Harrison
William McKinley
Republicans Party
Williams
Howard Fisher
Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
Franklin Roosevelt
Kennedy Liaisons Questioned In Congress Probe
Washington AP report notes key Democratic lawmakers fault the Kennedy administration for inconsistent liaison with Congress. They cite the 87th Congress failure on the farm bill, praise discreet backstage maneuvering in the 88th, and credit congressional leadership with guiding other major recommendations.
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Washington
Congress
Kennedy
White House
Senate
House
Subroc Torpedo Rocket May Join Polaris Sub Fleet
The Subroc weapon a torpedo rocket hybrid may be added to Polaris submarines for anti submarine defense. Tests continue with production under way and a final decision to install in other subs pending success.
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Washington
Polaris
Adm
George W. Anderson
Naval Operations
Congressional
Navy
Subroc
Violence Surges in Baltimore Theaters
In Baltimore, violence and vandalism rise across neighborhood cinemas with murder, assault, robbery and property damage reported. Theatre owners say losses reach 500 to 1000 dollars weekly, and trouble affects venues beyond any single film type.
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Baltimore
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