Brattleboro Teachers Face Nonrenewal Over Salaries
Eight teachers in the Brattleboro Union High School District will not renew contracts for next year citing low pay. Beginning salary in Brattleboro is 3800 dollars, likely rising to 4000 if a legislative bill passes. Other towns pay 4700 Springfield 4400 Rutland 4200 Middlebury Bennington.
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Harry N. Montague
Union High School
Montague
Springfield
Rutland
Middlebury
Bennington
Flynn defeats Seymour for Troy Board of Education seat
In Troy New York Miss Sarah K Flynn former art director of the Troy School System won a five year term on the Troy Board of Education defeating incumbent Dr William E Seymour by more than a two to one margin Dr Seymour had served on the board since 1955. In Albany Republican leaders ruled out state lottery or new taxes next year as solutions to fiscal problems saying it was most unlikely the legislature would consider a lottery.
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University of Vermont
Wilhelm Raab
UVM
Raab
Myasnikov
Institute of Therapy
Soviet Academy of Medical Sciences
Soviet Union
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Swanton
John Webster
Webster
John Carman
Board of Selectmen
Selectmen
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Washington County
Rutland County
Bennington County
Essex County
Troy
Sarah K. Flynn
Troy School System
William E. Seymour
Albany
New York State
Senate
Walter J. Mahoney
Assembly
Joseph F. Carlino
New Hampshire
New York
North Adams Gift Funds Hit Legal Hurdle and Williams Fraternity Case
In North Adams a request for 100 dollars of public money for private Send Off Committee gifts to draft draftees was deemed illegal by City Solicitor Bernard Lenhoff. In Williamstown a Thursday hearing is set over Zeta Psi’s bid to stop Williams College trustees from transferring the fraternity house to the college, before New York State Supreme Court Justice Thomas Aurelio.
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North Adams
Bernard Lenhoff
Ft. Dix
N.J
Francis C. Florini
Lenhoff
Williamstown
Zeta Psi National
Williams College
Williams Chapter
New York State Supreme Court
Thomas A. Aurelio
Equalization Seen Passing House in Vermont Defining Aid
Vermont moves toward educational funding equalization with a bill to have Tax Department appraisers determine a state grand list for town school needs. The plan aims to shift funding toward poorer towns while scaling back local disparities. Supporters cite interdependence of towns and broader state interests. Opponents warn of centralized control and possible tax-rate increases.
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Vermont
Tax Department
Education Department
Hoff
Ralph A. Foote
F. Ray Keyser Jr
Billings
Truman Turns 79 as Baptist Convention Opens
Harry S. Truman marks his 79th birthday in Kansas City amid Southern Baptist Convention events. The former president planned a busy day greeting 10 000 Baptists at Municipal Auditorium and anticipated telephoning messages from President Kennedy and others at a luncheon.
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Kansas City
Harry S. Truman
Municipal Auditorium
Southern Baptist Convention
Kennedy
Earl Warren
Jack Benny
Truman
Indonesia Shifts to Beijing in Cold War Rift
Washington officials say Indonesia’s Communist party has moved toward Peking in the Sino Soviet split, signaling a major disappointment for Moscow after heavy arms and aid. Sukarno’s stance appears to drift from neutrality as Afro Asian journalists’ conference denounces the United States in a Peking style barrage.
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Indonesia
Communist Party
Peking
Soviet Union
China
Kremlin
Pki-Partei Kommunist
Sukarno
U.S
PKI
United States
Moshi
Tanganyika
Bloodbath Predicted in GOP Gubernatorial Primary
John M. Spencer warned of a possible four way Republican primary race in Vermont that could trigger a blood bath and drain the party of campaign strength. He cited three irreconcilable factions liberals conservatives and ultra conservatives and compared to Wyoming where liberals joined Democrats to protest tight government. He suggested room may be found within the Vermont GOP for divergent spirits.
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Wyoming
State House
Spencer
Vermont
GOP
Second Gid Measure Bill To Create a Legislative Council
A bill to create a legislative council will be introduced in the Vermont Senate this week by the Appropriations Committee. The nine member body could cut session time and save about 150000 dollars annually while studying state government issues and legislative needs. The plan faces concerns over governor involvement and political influence.
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Legislative Council
Senate
Tax Cut Seen Boosting New England Tax Revenue
A Treasury study requested by Senator Douglas projects a $10 billion federal tax cut would raise New England state and local tax receipts by about $180 million. Massachusetts would gain $95 million, Connecticut $45 million, Maine $13 million, New Hampshire $8 million, Rhode Island $13 million, and Vermont $6 million, assuming $30 billion in expanded personal income.
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Treasury Department
New England
Massachusetts
Congress
Paul H. Douglas
Connecticut
Maine
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Vermont
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Mendon
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Nebraska
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Kentucky
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