Vermont News Roundup Highlights Jobs Craft Show and Education
DES receives a 45000 dollar Washington check to replenish unemployment funds after shortages. Gov Hoff headlines Vermont craft show at Green Mountain Park with 50 artisans and 500 buyers. Norwich University awards faculty raises averaging 1000 for full professors and 800 for others. Green Mountain College hosts Rossini Stabat Mater concert with regional guests. Richard Snelling calls for a 10 year Lake Champlain access club program to spur regional development.
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Northfield
Ernest N. Harmon
Norwich University
Norwich
Harmon
Robert English
Payson Webber
Rutland
Richard Diehl
Castleton State
Martha Boyden Jablonski
Chester Public Schools
Mary Lou Cox
Proctor
Vermont Symphony
George Wheeler
Poultney
Richard A. Clark
Green Mountain Music
Castleton
UPI
Richard Snelling
Shelburne
Vermont
Lake Champlain
Snelling
Castleton Lions Club
Courses expand for spring term at Hudson Valley CC
Hudson Valley Community College expands spring term courses for building trades starting April 2. Programs include estimating, concrete lab, blueprint reading for electricians, advanced engineering mechanics, and drafting. Registration open today and tomorrow. attendance open to non degree candidates.
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TROY
Hudson Valley Community College
Williamstown rites honor renowned baritone Royal Dadmun
Funeral services for 78 year old Royal Dadmun of Boca Raton Fla a Williamstown native and noted baritone were held at Eastlawn Cemetery. Dadmun died Friday in Florida and sang with major orchestras and societies including the Boston Symphony Philadelphia and New York Philharmonics and the Mendelssohn Choir. He was a RCA Victor recording artist.
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Williamstown
Royal Dadmun
Boca Raton
Fla
Eastlawn
Dadmun
Florida
Hart College of Music
Hartford
New Hampshire to buy Mount Washington summit from Dartmouth
The Executive Council voted 41 to approve a 150000 purchase of about 84 percent of Mount Washington summit from Dartmouth College. Dartmouth retains ~8 acres and a lease to Yankee Network. NH gains access rights and future buy option in 2010.
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Concord
N.H
UPI
New Hampshire
Mount Washington
Dartmouth College
Executive Council
James B. Hayes
Hayes
Dartmouth
Yankee Network, Inc
Mount Washington Observatory
Wallace Gets Into Indiana Primary
Alabama Gov. George Wallace said he was glad the Indiana secretary of state acted and he entered the Indiana primary race. The remark came as Wallace campaigned in Indianapolis amid his nationwide bid for the 1972 presidential nomination.
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Indianapolis
Ind
UPI
Alabama
George Wallace
Indiana
Secretary of State
State Election Board
Hoosier
Wallace
Matthew Welsh
Election Board
Charles Hendricks
Hendricks
Minnesota
Harold E. Stassen
Wisconsin
John
Stocks fluctuate as Western Air Lines halts trading
New York stocks opened with mixed moves as several names gained and fell. Western Air Lines suspended trading at 120 due to heavy sell orders while Pan American slipped and Philip Morris rose amid a broad market wobble.
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NEW York
UPI
Western Air Lines
Pan American
Philip Morris
American Tobacco
Standard Oil
N.J
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cessna Aircraft
Lockheed
Soo Line
General Tire
Southern Pacific
Reynolds Metals
Bethlehem
Crucible
U.S. Steel
Motors
Chrysler
American Motors
General Motors
DuPont
Eastman Kodak
Dow Chemical
Polaroid
Eastern Air Lines
American Can
Pullman
American Electric
RCA
Republic Steel
American Optical
American T&t
Reynolds Tobacco
Richfield
Anaconda
Schenley
Armco Steel
Schering
Vo Armour
Sears Roebuck
Atchison
Sinclair
Baltimore & Ohio
Socony Mob
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing
Canadian Pacific
Ind
Standard Oil NJ
Chesapeake & Ohio
Studebaker
Consumers Power
United Aire
Continental Can
Copperweld Steel
Lyn United Fruited
Crucible Steel
United Gas Imp
Curtiss-Wright
United States Rubber Detroit Edison
United States Smelt
Douglas Aircraft
United States Steel
P &P
Western Union
Eastern Airlines
Westing Air B
Westing Electric
Erie Lackawanna
Wheeling Steel
Federal Mogul
White Motor
Firestone
Woolworth
Ford
General Electric
Gulf Oil
Herb Walk
Pwd
Hershey Ing Rand
IBM
Harvester
Island Creek Coal
Jones & Laughin Wava
Joy Mig Kennecott
Koppers
Kroger
Lehigh Pt C
Glass
Lorillard
Mack Trucks
Neil Meh
Motorola
National Aviation
National Biscuit
National Dairy
National Dist
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
North American AR
Olin Mathieson
Owens C F
Owen Ill Glass
Pan Amer WA
Parke Davis
Penney J C
Penn Power Light
Pennsylvania RR
Pepsi-Cola
Phillips Pet
Pittsburgh
Glass Pittsburgh Steel
Procter & Gamble
Vermont Rents Hoff a Lincoln Continental Sedan
Governor Philip H. Hoff returns from vacation to a new Lincoln Continental sedan provided by Ford. The state rents the four door car for $750 annually with police radio, air conditioning and leather interior under a plan extending similar luxury autos to all 50 governors. Hoff appears relaxed and healthy after the Virgin Islands trip.
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Hoff
Virgin Islands
Kennedy Library Receives Hemingway Letters and Memorabilia
Boston United Press International reports Ernest Hemingway materials will be donated to the John F. Kennedy Library after Mrs. Hemingway approves the gift. Mrs. Kennedy says the collection will help fulfill her husband's hope that the library becomes a center for American civilization studies.
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Boston
UPI
Ernest Hemingway
John F. Kennedy
Troy Man Treated After Mishap On East Main Street
Francis J. Murati of Troy was treated at Putnam Memorial Hospital for a cut lip after his car struck a parked vehicle owned by Edythe J. Healy on East Main Street in Bennnington Village in front of Salem's Market. Healy's car was pushed into a telephone pole after the collision.
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Troy, N.Y
Putnam Memorial Hospital
East Main Street
Bennington Village
Francis J. Murati
Edythe J. Healy
Dewey St
Salem
Healey
Bishop's Wife Arrested in St Augustine Civil Rights Demonstration
Rt Rev John M Burgess says he is proud of his wife Mrs Burgess a 52 year old Negro bishop's wife arrested with four others during a segregated hotel protest in St Augustine Florida The wives were among five arrested after they refused to leave the hotel police dog was present in the jail car Burgess said his wife went with his blessing and he plans no southern demonstrations
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Massachusetts
St. Augustine
Burgess
Malcolm Peabody
Endicott Peabody
Bishop Burgess
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Bureau of Chronic Respiratory Diseases
Down In
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North Adams
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Acro-Mation, Inc
N.H. Will
Mt. Washington Summit
John W. King
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John F. Meck
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Alco
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American Airlines
Kennedy Library
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Scotland
Long John Importing Company
the Benning
Telco
Hones
Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
U.S
Volkswagen
Bosworth
Sales & Service
North Bennington Road
Bennington, Vt
Vermont National
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Main Street
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Windsor Counties
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