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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1966
Page
7
The article argues automation mainly boosts productivity without raising consumer prices, stressing data processing creates diverse new jobs. It highlights roles from machine operators to system analysts, notes human expertise remains essential, and cautions against using computers merely for convenience.
A UPI report summarizes a National Institute of Real Estate Brokers leaflet with 20 tips for homeowners showing properties. Curb appeal and quiet presence are urged, advising no radio noise, few people during inspections, and flatly separating seller and salesman to let buyers focus on the house.
Manchester area deeds record transfers including Orrin and Phyllis Beattie deed to Grace Berg on U S 7 adjacent to her property. Hugh Smith to John Wessner and John Wessner to Martha Wessner on Vermont 1130. Beattie Glenn List and Beattie group deed Barumville Road land with Hanley Farm sugarhouse to Kenneth and Frances Cocks of Port Washington New York. Viggue sell south Vermont 1130 home to Lawrence Jr and Martha Grant. Dow sell Duchesne Pond area parcel to Albert and Irene Thibault. William Howard Taft noted as the only man to serve as both President and Chief Justice.
Clement C Walker, assistant secretary treasurer of Bennington Co op Savings and Loan Assoc of Bennington Vt, was named to the United States Savings and Loan League 1966 Committee on the Federal Home Loan Bank System. The league president C A Duncan Jr of Nevada Mo announced the appointment, noting the committee reviews the system's effectiveness and board policy while not pressuring prospects.
A. Leon Fergenson was elected president and chief executive officer of General Cable Corporation at a board meeting, succeeding the late James R. MacDonald. Born October 10, 1912 in Fitchburg, Massachusetts, Fergenson joined General Cable in 1946 and has held multiple leadership roles, including director and executive committee member. The firm operates 40 plants worldwide with 1965 net sales of $302.5 million and net profit of $21.25 million.
More than two fifths of the Atomic Energy Commission's fiscal 1965 funds for physical research went to high energy physics. This science studies elementary particles of matter using accelerators with energies above a billion electron volts.
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