Center for Instructional Television Advances Vermont Plans
Closed Circuit Television and the Center for Instructional Television in Yonkers are described as a catalyst for Vermont education. The facility can train 500 administrators yearly and help unify districts through ETV, with future statewide coverage and increasing district consolidation shaping its rollout.
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Center For Instructional Television
Yonkers
N.Y
Bennington
Vermont
Center For
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President Kennedy faces labor wage reform clash
The administration rejects AFL CIO plans for a 35 hour week arguing it would trigger inflation and unemployment. Secretary Goldberg and CEA chair Heller back production over broad wage hikes while Meany pushes a campaign to spread work and raise purchasing power.
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Kennedy
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Goldberg
International Ladies Garment Workers Convention
Walter W. Heller
Council of Economic Advisers
Meany
Coalition forms to contain Red China's expansion
The piece argues for a Western coalition to contain Red China amid its expansion. It urges relief for hungry Chinese without direct government deals, suggests UN and Red Cross relief, and notes shifts in U.S. Laos policy and Southeast Asia dynamics with the Soviet Union. It foresees a growing de facto alliance to curb China across North, South and Southeast Asia.
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Peiping
Washington
United Nations
International Red Cross
United States
China
Russia
Formosa
Zro
Gen.MacArthur
Yalu River
Laos
Sen. Goldwater
Mao Tse-tung
Red China
India
Soviet Union
U.N
Southeast Asia
No Easy Answer to Conflicts of Interest in Vermont
Vermont editorials argue Gov. F Ray Keyser acted decisively to probe Perry Merrill's role as an incorporator in Cold Hollow ski development. They note no evidence of conflicting interests, defend executive action, and fault critics urging overreach into legislative matters or private banking ties of Amidon and Janeway.
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F. Ray Keyser
Perry Merrill
Cold Hollow
Keyser
Merrill
George R. Anderson
Colt Hollow Co., Inc
George Amidon
Sen
Edward Janeway
Stratton Mountain
Anderson
Janeway
Legislative Branch
Amidon
A Redneck View of U S Justice
Senator Eastland presented a box score of Supreme Court decisions, classifying rulings as pro communist or anti communist. He rated even the most conservative Republican appointees as 29 to 46 percent pro communist, with the court averaging 71 percent pro Red.
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Sen .Eastland
Supreme Court
Ameri
Space capsule exhibit draws kids to Bennington truck
A Sun day savings bond exhibit in Bennington features a facsimile of the Freedom 7 space capsule mounted on a Chevrolet truck for a nationwide tour. While visitors view the capsule, enthusiastic youngsters cluster around the truck engine, peering inside and asking about its power plant.
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Bennington
Earth
U. S
Glenn
Carpenter
Chevrolet Company
Medicare debate shows two plans differ but neither covers all
AP analysis notes the Kerr-Mills Act backed by AMA and Kennedy King Anderson bill differ in principle charity versus self paid insurance. Neither fully covers 65 plus costs or everyone eligible, with Kerr Mills means testing and variations by state. Kennedy plan would extend to most but not all seniors and requires individuals pay substantial hospital and doctor costs. Two Democratic sponsors Kerr and Mills led the Kerr Mills act.
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Washington
Kennedy
American Medical Association
AMA
Sen
Robert Kerr
Oklahoma
Rep
Wilbur Mills
Arkansas
Waiting for the Doctor A Test of Endurance
A humorous New York AP piece on the misery and boredom of waiting to see a doctor. It contrasts late arrivals, crowded waiting rooms, and brief five minute consultations with tips to pass time productively.
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New York
Letter on race and subsistence in the South from Pownal
The writer argues against continuing white prejudice and urges intelligent government action to improve the status of black Americans. He proposes practical subsistence aid, housing and self reliance as a path to reducing racial tension, criticizing seven year old approaches and northern misconceptions. He ends urging the North to reflect on southern racial issues.
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Haynnis
Democratic Party
Little Rock
South
North
Correction on motel associations and construction progress
The writer corrects a Banner article stating that motel associations are absorbing others and notes that the Best Western Association leads the industry and is more likely to absorb. Groundbreaking ceremonies occurred last December and site work has progressed intermittently. construction continues as time permits.
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Lilac Hill
Banner
Best Western Association
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