Newspapers Spend 148 Million For Expansion
New York UPI report shows US and Canadian daily newspapers spent over 148 million dollars in 1966 for plant expansion and modernization. The American Newspaper Publishers Association notes that 662 newspapers, including Puerto Rico and the West Indies dailies, expect to spend more than 148 million for 1967 expansion.
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New York
UPI
United States
Canada
American Newspaper Publishers Association
ANPA
Puerto Rico
West Indies
Waterford Development Reaches First Year Sales Pace
Waterford Springs in northern Vermont reports more than half of its initial 12 month home sites sold or under agreement in just five months. The developer, Thomas B. Gannett Jr., plans a 1.5 mile road to open 65 more sites, with a model house completed from Brett Denham designs. Expo 67 exhibit planned. property includes buffer zones and common land held by a homeowners association.
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Thomas B. Gannett Jr
The
Development Corporation
Philip H. Hoff
Waterford Springs
Vermont
Gannett
Franconia
Cannon Mountain
Waterford
Twe
Caledonia Sand & Gravel Co
Look Sound and Taste of Russia At Expo's Soviet Pavilion
Montreal Expo 67 showcases the Soviet Union with a Moon flight exhibit, offshore oil model, space hall, and restaurant Moskva. It highlights education, industry, culture, and arts through 100 bilingual films, geology, space research, and performances by Bolshoi artists and circus stars.
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Russia
Montreal
Baltic Sea
Pacific Ocean
Ussr
Canada
Soviet Union
Leningrad
Kamchatka
Neftyanye Kamni
Venice
Caspian Sea
Geologists’ Trade Union
The
Cosmos Hall
Moon
Venus
Leonov
Moskva
Bolshoi Theatre
Igor Kio
Conjurer
Yuri Nikulin
Kudryavtsev
VA Sets July Loan Deadline for WWII Veterans
The Veterans Administration warns World War II veterans must use their loan guarantees by July 25 1967 for home farm or business purchases. About 19 000 Vermont loans and 755 direct loans have been guaranteed or issued since WWII. The VA will guarantee up to 60 percent of a veteran’s purchase price. VA Center White River Junction offers help weekdays 8 am to 4 30 pm 295 3131.
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White River Junction
William B. Sheppard
VA Center
Sheppard
Veterans Administration
Vermont
United States
No Dishpan Hands Dishwasher Tops Kitchen Equipment
The electric dishwasher becomes standard in new kitchens and a top seller among individual appliances. The Plumbing-Heating-Cooling Information Bureau reports about 1,400,000 units will be sold before 1966 ends.
Globe-Union stock filing for 300000 shares with Sears-Roebuck Foundation
Globe Union Inc filed an SEC registration for 300000 shares, of which 200000 are sold by the company and 100000 by The Sears-Roebuck Foundation. The foundation retains 24826 shares and a Sears subsidiary holds 52740 more. Goldman, Sachs & Co. leads the nationwide underwriting. Proceeds will repay short term borrowings and fund capital expenditures. Globe Union is a leading maker of automotive batteries and electronic components.
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Milwaukee — Globe-Union Inc
Securities and Exchange Commission
Sears-Roebuck Foundation
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Goldman, Sachs & Co
Globe Union Inc
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