Manchesters Grinder Co Sells Edge Of Sandwich Innovation
Ron Johnson heads the month old Manchester Sandwich Co as they produce original grinders in a basement operation near Basket Barn on U.S. 7. They bake ninety dozen weekly for delivery to thirty stores from Arlington to Rutland, with plans to expand to a gas station storefront and later other foods.
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Manchester
Ron Johnson
Manchester Sandwich Co
Johnson
Five Flyes
John
Arlington
Rutland
Sendra’s
Kerson House
Manchester Sandwich Company
Sunderland
John Kerson
Miller
Hot Lunch Menu Week Mon-Fri with Varied Dishes
The week offers daily hot lunches and fruit juice or milk. Menu items include Frankfurt with rolls and cake, spaghetti with meat sauce, sliced meat sandwiches, tomato soup with grilled cheese, and fish sticks in rolls. Daily beverages include fruit juice or milk. additional options feature pork, turkey, and varied sides.
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Frankfurt
Homebuilders Differ On Housing Sport
Washington appears split over President Johnson's housing push. He proposes 6 million low and middle income units in 10 years with 300,000 in 1969, plus a 6 percent FHA VA mortgage ceiling lift and a goal of 20 million privately financed homes. Industry disputes whether targets are feasible as demand remains strong and financing policy wavers.
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Washington
UPS
Johnson
Federal National Mortgage Association
Congress
New York City
House and Home Magazine
Dutch Hill Ski Area Sale Under Way
Readboro reports the complete purchase of Dutch Hill Ski Area and 400 nearby acres is expected within weeks. Buyers are Melvin Bredahl and Walter Korder of Connecticut, co owners of Chain Engineering Co. Negotiating the sale is Harry Patten of Newtonville Mass. Present owners are Webster Ottman John Pedercini Edward Dondi and David Allen of North Adams. Included: 363 acres land two base lodges two car garage three lifts and machinery.
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Readsboro
Dutch Hill
Melvin Bredahl
West Simsbury
Harry Patten
Newtonville
Mass
American Land and Development Co
Boston
Webster H. Ottman
John Pedercini
Edward Dondi
David Allen
North Adams
Australian widow saved by hunter near Treetops Lodge
Rae Hedley, 74, of Princes Hill Victoria, says Kenneth Levett saved her when a cow elephant attacked the Abe Dare Forest area near the Treetops Game Lodge 100 miles from Nairobi by shooting the elephant as it pinned her. Levett said the elephant charged after her baby became stuck in mud beneath the lodge.
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Nyeri
Kenya
Treetops
Abe Dare Forest
Nairobi
Rae Hedley
Princes Hill
Victoria
Hunter Kenneth Levett
Levett
Open Housing Fight Faces Key Battle Ahead
Washington observers say the open housing struggle could be decided by mid summer as Congress, the White House, HUD and the FTC push to end housing discrimination. The Supreme Court case Jones vs Mayer weighs on race in housing while local laws expand, yet overall segregation appears to persist amid economic and political headwinds.
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White House
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Federal Trade Commission
U.S. Supreme Court
Johnson
Partnership For Housing
High Court
Joseph Lee Jones
Alfred H. Mayer Co
Mayer
Census Bureau
Department of Labor
National Committee Against Discrimination
U.S
Congress
Texas Watches Denver Humble Texan in White House Gag
UPI reports Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey joked in Denver as he introduced Texas congressman Jim Wright saying a Texan is in the White House and that President Johnson keeps a Texan shadowing him to watch over him.
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Denver
UPI
Texas
Hubert H. Humphrey
Jim Wright
White House
Humphrey
Johnson
Parish priest asks couples to avoid Saturday weddings
In Mickleover England the vicar of All Saints Parish explained that his interest in football helps him stay sane and capable of his duties as he asked brides not to schedule weddings on Derby County match Saturdays to avoid conflict with his parish work.
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Mickleover
England
All Saints
Derby County
Labor unions, Johnson plan target housing labor pools
Organized labor and the Johnson administration reached a pact to mobilize skilled workers for 26 million housing units in the coming decade. The AFL CIO building trades pledged to recruit minorities and address training gaps, while the Labor Department would drop a planned Negro membership quota. The deal hinges on local adherence to anti discrimination efforts and coordinated recruiting with civil rights groups.
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Washington
UPI
Organized Labor
Johnson Administration
Labor
Labor Department
Afl-Cio Division For Building Trades
Willard Wirtz
Bill the Foreman at 1788 Yard Builds Lasting Ties
Bill, known as Vern or Moose to friends, runs the yard with friendly service. He’s the foreman, ready to turn first-time buyers into permanent customers with dependable building materials.
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Bill
Vern
Moose
Rarin
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Vermont Gas
Utilgas Corp
Main ST
Gary Button
Mer
MAUHS
Hunter
New Lund
Elizabeth Lund
Burlington
Vermont
Supreme Court
FTC
Arlington, Va
Hanson - Walbridge
West Main Street
Dwyer
First National Stores
North Bennington Road
Bennington, Vermont
CAEEN
Nationaline
Onument Plaza Shopping
Gerald £. Morrissey, Inc
General
Beech St
Bennington, Vt
Pratt ST
Depot ST. Dial
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