St Joseph Business College Launches $100000 Building Fund
St Joseph Business College announced a $100000 drive to raise funds for a $350000 building project on West Main Street near Catamount Lane. The plan includes seven classrooms a library an auditorium gym and a medical clerical lab with future expansion and accreditation goals.
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National Council of Business Schools
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Michael J. Hogan Jr
Grandview St
Herbert J. Horst
Prospect St
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Silver St
John Lonergan
Henry H. Mallory
Hillside Ave
Francis E. Morrissey
Elm St
Lawrence F. Powers
North Bennington
Robert J. Roy
New York Anti Coronary Club Diet Cuts Heart Attacks
New York researchers report that members of the anti-coronary club suffer far fewer heart attacks than typical men of their age. The group averaged five attacks per year versus 24 expected, with higher risk men seeing about one attack per year. The diet emphasizes reducing saturated fats and increasing unsaturated fats, substituting fish poultry and grains for beef pork and eggs. Compared with Framingham men aged 40 to 59, the club's rate was under 3 percent per 1000 versus 14 percent per 1000 in Framingham.
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It Was a Ducky Day
Arlington resident H B Todd woke to a warm morning and found a wild mallard inside his living room after it entered through the chimney. The duck flapped around the room then hit a window before Todd captured it and released it outside. The mate circled the house as the birds fled.
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Democratic Rally to Feature Hodges in Vermont
State Chairman John M. Spencer said up to 1,500 party members are expected at a Saturday rally in Barre with Secretary of Commerce Luther H. Hodges slated to give an address. Hodges will also speak at a dinner in Montpelier following the rally.
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Eisenhower Backed Wins Fire Up Two States Gubernatorial Noms
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower endorsement helped William Scranton win the Pennsylvania GOP nomination and Fred A. Seaton take Nebraska. Maryland Governor Millard Tawes survived a tight Democratic contest, extending his term after fending off patronage allegations. Rich fields include Richardson Dilworth in PA and Frank Morrison in NE.
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J. Collins McSparran
Richardson Dilworth
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Dilworth
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Seaton
Hastings
Frank Morrison
Ralph G. Brooks
De Gaulle Cabinet Split Over Europe Union Policy
Paris AP report says five Catholic Popular Republican ministers resigned from President de Gaulle’s government. The walkout follows de Gaulle’s rejection of a supranational European union and comes as Premier Pompidou faces trouble in the National Assembly.
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U S Forces in Thailand Show Net Effects on Laos Talks
President Kennedy told Congress that U S troop display in Thailand could push Laos coalition talks by pressuring Phoumi Nosavan to engage. He indicated U S buildup might exceed 5000 troops, while stressing no coalition should cede key posts to Communists. He also noted Souphanouvong’s return and questioned Lao troops’ defection to Thailand during Houei Sai events.
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Southeast Asia
Jet Bombers Spearhead Border Aid to Thailand Effort
Twelve U S Air Force F100 jets landed in Bangkok leading a buildup to defend Thailand from Laos incursions. Additional aircraft and 1 800 Marines were set to arrive, with 1 200 more Army troops from the Pacific. Washington hoped the show of force would deter Pathet Lao advances and push for a cease fire and political settlement. Six pro Red battalions reportedly withdrew toward Houei Sai as Laos tensions eased.
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Soviet Union
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Dean Rusk
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Sarit Thanarat
Vientiane
Governor Powell Cleared to Return May 31
Concord New Hampshire Governor Wesley Powell, after a March heart attack, is cleared by doctors to resume duties May 31. He recuperates at Greenbriar resort in White Sulphur Springs West Virginia and will likely leave soon for further recovery with wife Mrs Powell.
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State House
Greenbriar
White Sulphur Springs
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Executive Council
Powell
Robert W. Rhodes Rhodes
Hampton
Keyser names Lesley Bell Vermont Personnel Director
Gov. Keyser promoted Miss Lesley Bell to director of the Vermont Personnel Division. Bell, 38, has 15 years with the department, seven as assistant director, succeeding Frederick Downing whose resignation was requested last month by Commissioner Frank P. Free.
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Frank P. Free
Capital Heads Begin to Roll In Billie Sol Estes Probe
Washington AP The Senate expands its Estes inquiry as James T. Ralph is fired from the Agriculture Department over ties to Billie Sol Estes. Ralph had handled crop control price supports and grain storage programs while Estes built influence through gifts. Senate subpoenas and additional investigators follow as President Kennedy weighs calls to remove Secretary Freeman.
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Canoeists To Honor Explorer On Connecticut River Trip
Dartmouth College students embark on a five day 218 mile canoe journey from Hanover to Old Saybrook down the Connecticut River. Led by William Fitzhugh the Ledyard Canoe Club will field about 20 paddlers in 10 canoes with seven portages to commemorate John Ledyard Dartmouth Class of 1775.
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