Jackie Kennedy Gifts Art Classroom to Indian Children
Jacqueline Kennedy presented a portable American schoolroom with art materials to Indian children in New Delhi. Indira Gandhi accepted the octagonal prefabricated room, part of American art education efforts. Gandhi gave dolls and paintings to Kennedy. crowds cheered as Kennedy toured a boys’ rehabilitation home.
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New Delhi
India
APM
Jacqueline Kennedy
Indira Gandhi
Nehru
Kennedy
Mrs. Kennedy
America
U.S
Child Cooperative Center
Secret Army Attacks Amid Evian Peace Talks Progress
In Algiers dawn assault by secret army terrorists on a French riot police barracks lasted about 15 minutes as residents watched. Officials reported no immediate casualty figures while violence also killed four Muslims and wounded others. Peace talks in Evian continued despite hurdles on cease-fire and provisional government makeup with debates over rebel troop roles and amnesty.
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Algiers
Secret Army
Evian
Algeria
Secret
Vermont schools weigh new state aid formula plan
The Vermont State School Directors Association outlined a revised state aid formula to the State Board of Education. The plan would raise annual state aid from 5.2 million to 7–8 million dollars, with regional meetings to discuss implementation. The proposal bases aid on an equalized grand list and includes basic need and local effort components plus a flat state grant.
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Ion Nichols
Ussda Board
Board of Equalization
VSSDA
Job Training Bill Prompts Fresh Economic Questions
Washington reports the three year manpower training bill aims to map needed skills via a labor department survey and to create training programs where shortages exist. With unemployment above 4.5 million, rapid automation and a growing workforce pose a central challenge for policy makers.
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Washington
Congress
Secretary of Labor
State approves final aid payment for Bennington plant
Water Resources Commissioner Reinhold W. Thieme announced Vermont has approved a final payment of 173,937.30 to the Town of Bennington for its 1.7 million sewage treatment plant. Total state aid for the project reaches 326,879.78, the eighth facility built under the program, with work planned next spring in Rutland and Bellows Falls.
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Montpelier
AP Water Resources
Reinhold W. Thieme
Bennington
Thieme
Rutland
Bellows Falls
Utility Line Repairs Near Completion
Officials from New England Telephone and Telegraph Co and Central Vermont Public Service Corp say line repairs are nearly finished. A 7 am report shows 12 lines and 64 stations still out, with full service expected by noon. Main toll line north of Arlington is operating. downtown Bennington street lights remain out but should return this evening. Crews worked overnight to restore service.
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New England Telephone and Telegraph Co
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
Harry G. Marshall
Arlington
Marshall
Jack F. Lowre
Vermont
Lowre
Bennington
Truck Hits Town Hall Knocks Out Power in Moretown
A truck skidded on snow on Route 100 and rammed the Moretown town hall, shearing a pole and taking out high tension lines. Police say Walter P. Lee, 21, of Somerville, Massachusetts lost control. damage to vehicle and building totaled $1,000. Lee was not injured.
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Moretown
Vermont
Walter P. Lee
Somerville
Mass
Lee
Pre-Village Meeting Tonight in County Courthouse
A pre village meeting in the County Courthouse at 7 30 p m will discuss the Village Report and warning articles. Copies of the report will be available at the Village Clerk’s office and at the meeting. Village President Donald C Hicks will moderate with trustees present as preparation for the village meeting next Tuesday.
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Donald C. Hicks
Village Caucus
Hicks
Kennedy enters Sen. race in Massachusetts
Edward M. Kennedy launches his bid for the Senate seat held by his late brother John F. Kennedy. He vows a vigorous Democratic path against Edward J. McCormack Jr while facing Republican George Cabot Lodge and Laurence Curtis. Kennedy pledges a “new image” for Massachusetts and expects charges due to his family ties.
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Edward Kennedy
Bay State
Senate
Boston
Edward M
Ted) Kennedy
Edward J. McCormack Jr
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Esplanade
Charles River
Joan
McCormack
U.S
Benjamin A. Smith
George Cabot Lodge
Laurence
Curtis, R. Mass. Lodge
Henry Cabot Lodge
United Nations
Massachusetts
Ambassador Lodge
Henry Cabot
Kennedys
John F. Fitzgerald
Robert F
Democratic Party
Start to Meet Competition Plans for Main Street Rebuild
A Greater Bennington Association merchants meeting described the Main Street reconstruction as the cheapest urban land renewal. Property owners discuss two large blocks damaged by fires and new shopping centers opening nearby. Sammy Vincent urged aggressive planning and cited Pittsfield lessons, while back lots get landscaping and rear entrances planned.
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Greater Bennington Association Merchants’ Bureau
Bennington Road
Manchester
Wilmington
Sammy Vincent
Pittsfield
Mass
Vincent
Merchant’s Bureau
GBA
Massachusetts
Adams Clothes
Harte
Main Street
Evans News
Fashion Fair
Evans
Little Hope For Accord On Test Ban
Geneva AP reports exploratory talks with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko failed to spark real hope for a nuclear test ban treaty. U.S. officials see chance to block spread of nuclear arms instead. Rusk and Gromyko recorded no progress on Berlin. Berlin talks to continue separately.
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Geneva
Andrei A. Gromyko
U.S
Soviet Union
Kennedy
United Staes
Dean Rusk
Lord Home
Gromyko
Berlin
Rusk
U Thant
U.N
Keyser to Meet With Ginsburg on RR Impasse
Gov. Keyser meets Rutland Railway president William I. Ginsburg to shape a unified state stance against abandonment. He plans to brief New York officials, notes ICC hearings begin next week, and outlines a restoration plan after talks with a 15 member advisory panel and an external survey team.
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Rutland
Keyser
William I. Ginsburg
New York State
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York
Florida
Coverdale and Colpitts
Rutland Railway
S. M. Rodgers
William S. Ginsburg
F. Ray Keyser Jr
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Merchants’ Bureau
First National
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Lucky Seven’ Record Club
John B. Harte
Dragon’s Shoe
Fritz Dillmann
Jane Hart
Philip Hart
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Oklahoma City
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National Aeronautics and Space Council
United States
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