Nuclear Power Lecture At Norwich University
Norwich University will host Lt. Col. Orris F. Haynie of Fort Belvoir to discuss the U S Army nuclear power program. The address by Haynie at 6 30 p m in Cabot Science Hall is open to faculty and students and will be hosted by the civil, mechanical and military engineers societies.
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Northfield
U.S. Army
Norwich University
Frank H. Armstrong
Corps of Engineers
Norwich
Orris F. Haynie
Fort Belvoir
Norwich Engineering
Cabot Science Hall
American Society of Civil Engineers
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Society of American Military Engineers
Haynie
University of Alabama
Texas A
Engineer School
Command and General Staff College
Vermont Rivalry Claims 21st Highway Fatality in Shoreham
SHOREHAM AP A New York man Gilbert C. Woodard 22 of Ticonderoga died early today after losing control on Route 74, being ejected from the car and suffering a crushed chest. State police reported the fatal crash occurred near Shoreham Vermont. Eight colleges across Vermont will share 241000 in National Defense Student Loan funds, as announced by the Vermont delegation. The allocations include University of Vermont St Michaels College Norwich Lyndon Johnson Windham Middlebury Goddard and more.
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Shoreham
New York
Vermont
Gilbert C. Woodard
Ticonderoga
N.Y
Burlington
National Defense
University of Vermont
St. Michael’s College
Winooski
Norwich University of Northfield
Lyndon and Johnson State Colleges
Middlebury College
Windham College
Goddard College
Plainfield
Eighteen form interagency council on smoking risks
In Burlington eighteen representatives from health, religious, educational, and medical groups formed an interagency council to promote an educational program on smoking hazards. Getty Page of Rutland was named chairman to lead the effort targeting teen and preteen youths.
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Burlington
State Medical Society
Getty Page
Rutland
Hillsdale Chicken House Collapse Buries One Man
In Hillsdale, John Vachula, 37, remains trapped under a six story chicken house at 2 North Hillsdale Poultry Farm after it collapsed Thursday. State Police and over 200 volunteers search as John Darby, 35, of West Ghent, is found and treated in fair condition for injuries to his shoulder and pelvis. In Albany, a Cancer Teaching Day at Albany Medical College reports that cancer may be a normal event in the body and sometimes rejected as foreign tissue.
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Hillsdale
John Vachula
North Hillsdale
John Darby
West Ghent
Albany
Albany Medical College
John E. Hutchin
State Health Department
Virus Laboratory
Albany Symphony set to perform in Troy March 21
The Rensselaer County Council for the Arts will present an Albany Symphony Orchestra concert at Troy Music Hall on March 21 at 8 15 p m. Guest violinist Theo Olof, a noted Dutch artist, will headline. Russell F Locke of Emma Willard School leads the arranging committee.
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Troy
Rensselaer County Council For the Arts
Albany Symphony Orchestra
Troy Music Hall
Theo Olof
Russell F. Locke
Emma Willard School
Berkshire high school selected for national study on aspirations
Williamstown Mount Greylock Regional High School is among 20 schools chosen nationwide to participate in a U.S. Office of Education funded study led by Dr. James S. Coleman and Dr. Edward L. McGill. The project will survey grades 9 to 12 students and teachers across eight regions.
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Williamstown
Mount Greylock
U.S. Office of Education
James S. Coleman
Edward L. McGill
Johns Hopkins University
Supt
Robert Osterman
Adams retiree serves on school business in Boston
J Franklin Farrell, Adams public schools superintendent from Jan 1 1936 to Feb 29, retires yet works on official school department matters in Boston on a voluntary unpaid basis with successor Rolland G Duval. The issue involves federal funds share under public laws. North Adams displays a $317000 tool changer from Acra Mation Inc in Main Street window as the new aerospace industry plans to locate here.
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Adams
J. Franklin Farrell
Adams Public Schools
Boston
Rolland G. Duval
North Adams
Acra- Mation, Inc
Surplus Food Sparks dispute in Cambridge Maryland
In Cambridge Maryland a federal surplus food program provokes anger among local Democrats led by Gov. Tawes and Sen. Brewster after Dorchester County officials rejected the aid. More than 120 people lined up for the food with many headed to receive it the next day amid racial tensions and National Guard patrols.
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Cambridge, Md
Millard Tawes
U.S
Daniel B. Brewster
Welfare Department
Dorchester County
Cambridge
Tiawes
Sen. Brewster
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Gloria Richardson
Richard M. Matthews
Maryland House of Delegates
Cambridge Nonviolent Action Committee
National Guard
M. Baker Robbins
Allo Democratic County Commissioners
Divided New Hampshire Press on 1964 Primary Candidates
New Hampshire’s nine daily newspapers show a split for the first presidential primary. Goldwater endorsement at Manchester Union Leader. Rockefeller backed by Portsmouth Herald Claremont Eagle Lebanon Valley News. Uncommitted slate urged by Concord Monitor. others silent. Loeb's Union Leader attacks Rockefeller over morality and accusations against Goldwater. Rockefeller’s image challenged on divorce and wartime record.
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Concord
N.H
New Hampshire
Barry Goldwater
Nelson A. Rockefeller
San Francisco
Goldwater
Manchester Union Leader
William Loeb
Rockefeller
Portsmouth Herald
Claremont Eagle
Lebanon Valley News
Keene Sentinel
Laconia Citizen
Foster’s Daily Democrat
Dover
Nashua Telegraph
The
Herald
New York
Eagle
Concord Daily Monitor
Loeb
Goldwater rallies in New Hampshire seeking primary win
In Manchester Barry Goldwater rallies 3,000 supporters urging change from Johnson leadership as he campaigns toward the March 10 New Hampshire primary. He accuses U.S. policy in Vietnam and calls for a stronger stance against communism while confirming next stops in Deerfield, Laconia and Concord.
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Manchester
N.H
Barry Goldwater
New Hampshire
Johnson
United States
Arizona
Manchester Armory
Goldwater
Deerfield
Laconia
Concord
Bennington Banner Advertising Rates and Publication Details
The Bennington Banner publishes daily except Sunday and holidays from 425 Main St Bennington Vermont. It is a member of the Associated Press with exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches. Delivery and subscription rates vary by region with short term and serviceman discounts available.
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Business Newsroom
Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
Associated Press
Vermont
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