Vermont Safety Council meets to plan future efforts
In Montpelier the Vermont Safety Council gathers at 10 a.m. at 94 Main St to discuss future plans with officers and committee chairs from the fall Barre convention. The event invites public attendance during a morning and luncheon session.
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Montpelier
Vermont Safety Council
Vermont School Directors Association
Main St
Barre
Bruce Gaylord
Burlington
Winooski Park
Daniel F. MacDonald
St. Michael’s College
New England Catholic College
MacDonald
New England Association of Collegiate Registrars
Portland
Maine
Neacrac Coordinating Committee
St. Michael’s
New England Catholic Colleges
Katherine Hastings
School of Business Administration
Boston College
Hoff to Speak at Johnson State College Lecture
Gov. Hoff will discuss Christian Influences In My Life and Work at Johnson State College in a lecture hosted by three campus Christian action groups. A discussion period follows the talk tonight.
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Johnson (Ap
Hoff
Johnson State College
Hoff Meeting With Advisor Stalls Action On Fairbanks-Morse
Gov. Philip H. Hoff said no action followed a meeting with Albert A. Cree on the Fairbanks-Morse matter. The firm weighs moving its weighing scale plant from St. Johnsbury for economic reasons while the state and community urge it to stay. Cree, CVPS Corp. chairman, described the session as informative.
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Montpelier
Philip H. Hoff
Albert A. Cree
Fairbanks-Morse
Fairbanks - Morse & Co
St. Johnsbury
Cree
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
Hoff
Speed enforcement for Rt 40 area after fatal tanker crash
Rensselaer County Sheriff warns motorists in Speigletown near Raymertown road to curb speeding and traffic violations after a tanker crash last month killed four. Arrests and summonses will follow. patrols will run day and night.
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Troy
Rensselaer County
Nimbus Weather Satellite Set for 1964 Launch
Dr. S. Fred Singer, head of the National Weather Satellite Center, said the Nimbus satellite to be placed in orbit early next year will relay about 3 billion data bits daily. A large computer and several small ones will interpret the information to improve forecast accuracy and enable a broader series of Nimbus satellites for a fuller view of Earth's atmosphere.
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Brookline Mass
S. Fred Singer
National Weather Satellite Center
Department of Commerce
Nimbus
Earth
Singer
City Probes NBC Stop of Blue Gray Football Telecast
Montgomery officials launch an inquiry to determine who is responsible for NBC dropping the Blue Gray football game from telecast. NBC announced the decision on Friday, prompting local scrutiny and policy questions.
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NBC
Montgomery
Ala
UVM Not Dropping Out Of State Series
University of Vermont athletic director Ed Donnelly rejected rumors that UVM will leave the state series. Middlebury College and Norwich University officials also denied reports. Donnelly said the football schedule runs through 1968 and that Middlebury and Norwich remain on the slate. The Maine series ends after 1964.
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Burlington
University of Vermont
Ed Donnelly
Middlebury College
Norwich University
Donnelly
Uvms
Middlebury
Norwich
Vermont
Maine
Progress Seen Slow in Housing Integration
WALTHAM Massachusetts AP pioneer Morris Milgram criticizes the slow pace of open occupancy in integrated housing. He argues true progress relies on consumer pressure and ethical choices, citing his 1955 project in suburban Philadelphia and a 1959 failed Deerfield plan due to community pressure. ALBANY New York AP surplus yacht once used by FDR declared as state property.
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Waltham, Mass
Morris Milgram
Brandeis University
Milgram
Philadelphia
Deerfield
Chicago
Albany
N.Y
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Inspector I
New York State
Montreal Port Faces Declining Water Levels Threat
Montreal risks port efficiency as the St. Lawrence water depth averages 34 feet this fall, below the 35 feet engineers deem minimum. The long term decline furthers ship size limits and cargo losses, with proposals including downstream weirs or a dam 80 miles away to slow flow.
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Montreal
St. Lawrence
Capt
F. C. Oppen
Monreal
Middle East
Quebec City
Herbert Land
Lake St. Pierre
Six New England Newspapers Win AP Awards in 1963
Six New England papers and stations received AP Managing Editors Association citations for 1963 coverage. The Boston Herald, Portsmouth Herald, Hartford Times, Bangor Daily News, Providence Journal, and Hartford Courant were honored for news and photo work including the Thresher sinking, poet Robert Frost death, Norwich dam break, and Maine snowstorm coverage with swift reporting and notable photo support.
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Miami, Fla
New England
Associated Press Managing/ Editors Association
Boston Herald
Portsmouth
N.H
Portsmouth Herald
Thresher
Massachusetts
Robert Norling
Associated Press
Boston
Robert Frost
America
Charles Severoni
Boston AP
Frost
Hartford Times
Providence Journal
Norwich
Conn
Times
Ellery
Kington
The
Bangor Daily News
Maine
Bennington Banner Rates And Contact Info
The Bennington Banner details its office at 425 Main St Bennington Vermont with contact numbers for news and advertising. Subscription rates are listed by radius and duration including Vermont and nationwide options with special rates for servicemen.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
Associated Press
AP News
Vermont
Williamstown School Committee studies growth control plan
Williamstown officials reviewed a maintenance subcommittee report detailing projects to curb elementary enrollment growth over five years. Dr. Robert Wicksman estimated 12 000 dollars in capital expenditures would permit 100 additional students. In North Adams demolition of the former Savings Bank buildings was set to begin today, clearing space for upcoming razing of the Sibley block and eastern structures. Bank leaders said no immediate plans exist for the sites.
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Winooski High
Williamstown
Robert Wicksman
North Adams
North Adams Savings Bank
Sibley
First Agricultural National Bank of
Berkshire County
Pope Paul VI Takes Formal Possession Of St John Lateran
In Rome Pope Paul VI formally takes possession of St John Lateran as his cathedral see. The ceremony gathers 51 cardinals 5 patriarchs and 1 200 bishops and archbishops while thousands line the streets to witness the event. In Bonn Chancellor Ludwig Erhard and U S Under Secretary George W Ball review his forthcoming visit to Washington November 25 marking Erhard as West Germanys new leader.
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Rome
St. John Lateran
Paul VI
Bonn
Germany
Ludwig Erhard
West Germany
U.S
George W. Ball
Erhard
Kennedy
Washington
United States
Konrad Adenauer
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