Congress Urged To Approve Bill For Fish Protein
Senator Edward Kennedy urged Congress to back a bill authorizing five experimental fish protein concentrate plants to combat world hunger. He called for bipartisan participation and grants for research, linking the program to a broader national policy and seafood coast development while FDA approval remains pending.
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Congress
Washington
UPI
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedy
Senate
Subcommittee On Marine and Fisheries
Secretary of the Interior
United States
Interior Department
Atlantic
Pacific
Federal Drug Administration
FDA
Hastings Keith
Massachusetts
Don Clausen
California
National Academy of Sciences
Supreme Court orders NEES to sell its gas companies
The U S Supreme Court upheld SEC authority to limit NEES control of multiple gas systems, ruling the New England Electric System can retain control without loss of substantial economies. NEES chairman Webster said the decision will not affect earnings and will lead to orderly disposal of gas properties. The firms named include Mystic Valley Gas Co Northampton Gas Light Lynn Gas Lawrence Gas Norwood Gas North Shore Gas Wachusett Gas and Central Massachusetts Gas.
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Supreme Court
NEES
SEC
William Webster
New England Electric System
New England Electric
Mystic Valley Gas Co
Northampton Gas Light
Lynn Gas
Lawrence Gas
Norwood Gas
North Shore Gas
Wachusett Gas
Central Massachusetts Gas
New High Speed Rail Cars Ordered For Pennsylvanian Project
Budd Co of Philadelphia won a 20 million contract with a 9.6 million federal grant to build 50 comfort conditioned self propelled rail cars for the Pennsylvania Railroad. The first 400 thousand dollar cars will run at 125 mph but the demonstration aims for 110 mph starting October 1967, shaving nearly an hour from the 226 mile New York to Washington route.
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UPI
New York
Budd Co
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Budd
Pennsylvania
Japan
New Haven
Conn
Social Security payments total 1.503 million in 1965
In southern Vermont 1965 Social Security benefits totaled 1,503,247 for 11,786 retired workers 802 disabled workers and their families and 7,382 dependents. Average monthly benefits were 80.14 dollars as changes in 1965 broadened eligibility and added Medicare.
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Rutland
Vermont
Raymond E. Bender
Social Security
Bender
Southern
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Sayre, Okla
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Benlloch
Spain
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the Radio
Joaquin Badal
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SAVE
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H. Greenberg & Son, Inc
Chevy
Chevrolet
Bill Hogan
Cadillac, Inc
Bennington, Vermont
U.S
Viet Nam
Philip A. Hart
Dmich
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee
R. W. Greef
Indonesia
Dutch East Indies
Johnson
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Chicago
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White House
Richard J. Daley
President’s Club of Illinois
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Bennington
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Arlington
Eosten
Grand Union Empire
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Fellows Falls
Chester
Brattleboro
Sinmington
Manchester
Remote Federal Deposit Weswrarce Corporation
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