Alabama Republicans Tie Kennedy to Mississippi Crisis in U S Vote Fight
GOP candidates in Alabama frame the Kennedy administration’s federal action at the University of Mississippi as a central vote issue. They target Democrats across Congress and local offices while recalling Eisenhower’s Little Rock troop deployment to justify a “strike back at Kennedy” stance.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Mississippi
Congress
U.S
University of Mississippi
James Meredith
Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Little Rock
Ark
GOP
Montgomery County Committee
U.S. Senate
Doe Drops In By Helicopter
North Loup Nebraska doctor Dr. Murray Markley uses a helicopter for house calls. Holder of commercial licenses for both helicopters and airplanes, he bought the chopper in 1958 and has hundreds of hours. He serves towns Burwell Sargent and Ord and says the craft speeds access and aids emergencies.
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North Loup
Neb
Murray Markley
Markley
Burwell
Sargent
Ord
Nebraska
Legion Builds Bathhouse At Arlington Pool Project
Arlington Legion Post No. 69 teams with Lions Project to erect a 20 by 20 bathhouse at the Arlington Community Pool. Construction began in September and should be weathered in before snow, with electrics for winter skater shelter. The effort includes many Legionnaires and Lions committee members and aims toward a broader three to five year community recreation plan.
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Arlington
American Legion
Legionnaires
Richard L. Evans
Lions Club
Evans
Legion
Lions Project Committee
Lions Project
Jack Hawley
Dick Pelsue
Bob Buck
Legion Spirit
Bennington
Brooklyn
Ost 13
Norge Plant Move Transforms Fort Smith Economy
The Borg-Warner Norge division relocation from Muskegon to Fort Smith created 2,100 jobs at a $20 million plant, boosting city payroll by about $10 million annually. Mayor Bob Broskher and Chamber head Collier Wenderoth Jr. credit the move with rising pride, new investments, and faster school and civic upgrades funded by voters. About 100 supervisors and 50 production workers moved, with around 20 returning to Michigan.
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Norge
Borg-Warner Corp
Muskegon
Mich
Fort Smith, Ark
Frontier City
Fort Smith
Borg-Warner
Muskegon Mich
Bob Brooksher
Collier Wenderoth Jr
Chamber of Commerce
Michigan
FHA Raises Fee For Processing U.S. Home Loans
FHA boosts maximum processing fee for government insured home improvement loans to 2 percent of the loan amount or 50 dollars, whichever is greater, up from 1 percent or 20 dollars. The change aims to cover lender costs and revive the lagging program. FNMA will buy such loans at par in the secondary market, up from 99 cents on the dollar.
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Washington
Federal Housing Administration
FHA
Neal J. Hardy
Hardy
Federal National Mortgage Association
FNMA
Real Estate Transfers in Bennington This Week
Town Clerk Miss Mary Hodeck lists transfers from Oct 25 to Nov 1 in Bennington. Buyers include Bentry Corp, B and S Homes, James and Joanna Mouroutsos, Raymond and Lorraine Vivaldi, Troy Methodist Conference, John and Elizabeth Litster, and Wesley Buzzell with James Shea. Properties span Washington Elm Streets, Convent Avenue, Dewey Street, Observatory Street, Town Road 123 and Pageant Street.
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Mary Hodeck
John G. Irons Jr
George E. Hadwen
Bennington
Washington and
Elm Streets
Bentry Corp
T. Garry Buckley
Convent Avenue
B and S Homes
Wesley E. Buzzell
James S. Shea
Breard H. Hawks
Pownal
David J. Alexander
James and
Joanna Mouroutsos
Charles E. Dewey
Rollin D. Jenney
Dewey Street
Raymond L
Lorraine T. Vivaldi
Theresa R. Greenberg
Observatory Street
Troy Methodist Annual Conference
New York
Troy
N.Y
George N. Matteson
John R
Elizabeth D. Litster
Joseph P
Edna Cook
Pageant Street
Ways Offered To Heat Cold Rumpus Room
The article outlines simple heating options for a chilly basement recreation room. For hydronic systems, a contractor should zone a separate circuit with its own thermostat using baseboards convectors or radiators from a central boiler. If not hydronic, an improvised hydronic setup can be installed with a water heater a circulator pump a thermostat and standard heat distributors.
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Cooling Information Bureau
Bureau
Newhouse Pledges 15 Million for Syracuse Mass Communications Center
Samuel I. Newhouse pledges 15 million dollars toward a mass communications study center at Syracuse University. Chancellor Tolley announced 13 million from Newhouse, plus 2 million earlier, to form the Newhouse Communications Center. The eight acre site, named Communications Quadrangle, will host the journalism school building by fall 1964 as part of an eight year, 76 million campaign.
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NEW York
Samuel I. Newhouse
Syracuse University
William P. Tolley
University At
Syracuse
N.Y
Newhouse
Newhouse Communications Center
Newhouse Foundation
Communications
Tobacco juice stain preserves antique pine color
G. L. Bix suggests tobacco juice as an unusual stain for aging pine reproductions. A plug of chewing tobacco is mixed with ammonia, strained, and applied in coats to darken wood over hours, curing 48 hours before sealing with a finish.
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G. L. Bix
Workbench Magazine
Bix
80 Foot Tower Extends Radio Range For Bennington Fire
The Bennington Fire Department installed an 80 foot aluminum radio tower on the Village and Town Office Building. Fire Chief Henry E. White said the tower will greatly extend radio range and improve firefighting reach. The antenna cost $50 and was erected by White, Forrest Hassam, and Victor Damour after last weekend’s installation amid showers. The tower rises about 40 feet above the old antenna, enabling signals to reach mobile units and relay to walkie talkies over a wider area including forest fires. Civil Defense Chairman William Mattison reported a strong signal north of Manchester. Village Police will connect to the antenna soon.
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Bennington
Henry E. White
Forrest Hassam
Victor Damour
Edmunds
White
Fire Department
Civil Defense
William Mattison
Manchester
Office Building Planned at Elm and Washington Streets
Three area men form Bentry Corp to erect a two to three story modern office building at Elm and Washington in Bennington. The former Scotty’s Manor site is being cleared for a 20,000 square foot structure. Architects are being consulted. design aimed at professional and other office uses.
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Elm and
Washington Streets
Bennington
George E. Hadwen
Grandview St
John G. Irons
Silver St
Stephen Greene
Cres- Blvd
Bentry Corp
Scotty’s Manor
Cuba as Red Missile Base Sparks Cold War Alarm
The Khrushchev era plan to build missile bases in Cuba near the U S raises fears of a second phase of the Cuban crisis aimed at Berlin. Officials weigh whether Soviet missiles threaten nuclear war and if Moscow will back off or push for a showdown.
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Cuba
Red Missile
Washington
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Kennedy
U.S
Berlin
United States
Grinly
Defense
Caribbean
Teens Like Cards Theme Recreates Teen Card Night
A nationwide survey reported by Card Commentary finds teens enjoy card playing as a top recreation. Most youths play on weekends and prefer peers over adults, with boys favoring Pinochle Hearts Poker and 500 Rummy while girls prefer Bridge.
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New York
UPI
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PRATT
Roofing & Sheet Metal CO
Elm Street
Peacock
Sunderland
George W. Peacock
South Shaftsbury
Mt. Equinox
Paul Westcott
Winslow Plumbing and Heating Co
Harold D. McDonald
United Nations
Western Hemisphere
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Asia
Africa
Latin America
H. Greenberg & Son
Main Street
Constellation
A.J. Dewey & Sons
McKinley Street
Rennington
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