Strike Enters Fifth Week At Derby Line Drill Plant
In Derby Line 250 Local 1829 union members picket the Butterfield Division of Union Twist Drill Co for a fifth week. Four non union workers crossed, total 20 workers on site. Union seeks 12 cent raise, seniority for day shifts, extra holidays, modified union shop and arbitration. No incidents reported. Federal mediator O Reilly says talks stalled. Plant ties to Union Twist Drill Co of Athol, Massachusetts.
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Derby
Derby Line
UPI
International Machinist Union
Afl-Cio
Butterfield
Union Twist Drill Co
Rock Isle
Que
John O’reilly
Concord
N.H
Athol
Mass
Statue Planned To Honor Slain Rights Worker
A prominent Episcopalian planned to present a life sized bronze sculpture today to a Roman Catholic Trappist monastery in Topsfield Massachusetts in memory of Seminarian Jonathan Daniels who was beaten to death last summer during a civil rights era protest.
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Topsfield
Mass
UPI
Jonathan Daniels
Alabama
William A. Coolidge
Boston
Trinity Episcopal Church
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Coolidge
Walker Hancock
Lanesville
Jesus Christ
Apostles
Garden
Gethsemane
Daniels
Keene, N.H
Louisville
Cardinal Cushing
Massachusetts Episcopal
Anson Phelps Stokes
National Research Corp of Cambridge
Episcopal Church Foundation
Episcopal Diocese of Massachusetts
Episcopal Theological School
Coca Cola
Hancock
Funds Okayed For Vermont School Program
The U S Office of Education approved a Vermont plan to provide library books texts and instructional material to public and private elementary and secondary schools. The $208 027 allocation under the ESEA will fund library resources with distribution based on enrollment and materials chosen by local librarians and teachers.
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Washington
UPI
U.S. Office of Education
Vermont
State Division of School Libraries
SOS Project For Teen-Agers Is Planned
The Benhi PTA and other groups join the Hue man Resources Committee to expand the SOS project Summer Opportunities for Students in Bennington County. Henry Coley and Donald Ziter co direct the effort with Miss Marjorie Galvin and Kelly guiding volunteers. A teen age desk at the State Employment Service will orient volunteers as they canvass employers for teen jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bendi Pta
Hueman Resources Committee
Bennington League of Women Voters
St. Francis de Sales
Sacred Heart
Benhi Pta
Henry Coley
Donald Ziter
Benhi
Marjorie Galvin
Kelly
Dept. of Employment Security
Bennington County
Thrift Shop Seeks Donations and Volunteers in Tokyo Arc Notice
A neighborhood thrift shop lists dust ruffles baby swing childrens clothes and more for donation with requests for various items including heads of all kinds dishes chairs sewing machine stroller and a waffle iron. Shop hours are Friday 2 to 5 and Saturday 10 to 12 with all proceeds to United Counseling Service. Recent volunteers named. Also a Tokyo population figure mentions about 900 million in the arc from Japan to India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Counseling Service
Sally Cooper
Lillian Kleine
Esther Burt
Christine Lorom
KVB Sets Goals For 1966 67 Programs
Keep Vermont Beautiful aims to recruit 1,000 members in a drive led by Carl Hopkins of Montpelier and Robert Schill of Rutland. The campaign supports Clean Up Month, education for students, and anti litter efforts amid rising auto and appliance waste. Expo 67 and tourism growth factor into outreach to visitors and residents alike.
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Montpelier
Vermont Beautiful, Inc
Carl H. Hopkins
KVB
Hopkins
Robert E. Schill
Rutland
Central Vermont Public Service Corporation
Vermont
Montreal
Northeast
YMCA Notes Weekly record hop for area youths
The regular YMVUA record hop was held in the gym Friday evening from 7 30 to 9 for girls and boys in grades 6 through 9. Over 100 youths enjoyed the program with Mrs Chester R Burgess as chaperone and David Sauer as record spinner. The event has run every Friday since last fall and will continue for a month. A different mother acts as chaperone each week and some boys help operate the recording machine, aiding staff and earning high Board appreciation.
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Chester R. Burgess
David Sauer
Board of Directors
New Jersey Senate invites NY Stock Exchange to relocate
The New Jersey Senate passed a resolution inviting the New York Stock Exchange to move all or part of its facilities to New Jersey. The assembly had approved the measure as part of a broader push by several states to lure the exchange amid threats to leave New York City over a proposed 50 percent stock transfer tax hike by Mayor John V. Lindsay.
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Trenton
N.J
UPI
New Jersey Senate
New York Stock Exchange
New Jersey
Assembly
Exchange
New York City
John V. Lindsay
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Thrift Shop
Tokyo
Great
Asia
Japan
Okinawa
Formosa
Philippines
Southeast Asia
India
Pakistan
U.S
State
James
Libby) Livingston
Louis Bellemare
YMCA
Whcon
Frost
North Street
U. S. Dowzer
Vicon Consultant
Bennington
N.F.D.A
Edward DP. Mahar & Son
Main St
Bennington, Ve
Grand Union
Raily
Bennington High School
Doll Whitman
Virginia Kemmerer
Bette Sue Thompson
Sandra Willis
Hagerman
Mason & Hamlin, Chickering Fischer Pianos
Lynn Chapman
American Association of Newspaper Representatives
Volkswagen
Monument Motors
Benn
Bennington, Vermont
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