Boston Firm Low Bidder On Mt. Anthony School
The George A. Fuller Company of Boston was the apparent low bidder for Mt. Anthony Union High School construction with a base bid of 2,798,000 dollars, announced after union school board bid openings Friday night.
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Mt. Anthony
George A. Fuller Company
Mass
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Union School Board
Union High School
Architects Collaborative
Cambridge
Fuller Company
State Department of Education
H. P. Cummings Construction Co
Ware
Franchi Construction Co
Newton
Edward R. Marden Corp
Alls
Vermont
Marian Taylor
New Union School
New York City
Chicago
San Francisco
Harvard University
Brandeis University
Phillips Andover Academy
Williams College
United States
Polaris A1S rocket test lights up sky over Cape Kennedy
A Polaris A1S rocket launched from Cape Kennedy at 5 28 p m EST completed a 460 mile suborbital flight testing a star sensor guidance device aimed at steering future mobile missiles to targets. The five year old missile, a veteran of sea patrols on America s first Polaris submarines, streaked through a bright smoky trail as the star sensor tracked the north star and then set its sights on a second star before the powered flight ended over the Atlantic.
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America
Atlantic
Rhodesia Sanctions Unite U S Britain in Push Over Rhodesia
The United States and Britain joined forces to pressure Rhodesia after its declaration of independence. Ambassador Arthur J. Goldberg announced at the U N Security Council that sanctions aim to end the rebellion and deter a possible bloodbath, with Rhodesia recalled diplomats and a warning stance toward Ian Smith's government.
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United States
Britain
Rhodesia
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
U.N. Security Council
New York
Goldberg
Ian Smith
U.S. Information Agency
Library and Information Center
Salisbury
Harold Wilson
House of Commons
United Nations
Aiken Flies To Europe on Month-Long Inspection
UPI reports Senator George Aiken and four colleagues depart Washington for a month of inspection trips to Europe and Southeast Asia. Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield heads the five-man team, with Inouye Boggs and Muskie joining. President Johnson asked the trip. they will return before Christmas and report to the president with no press briefings.
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Hawaii
J. Caleb Boggs
Delaware
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Johnson
Aiken
Vermont
American social worker killed in Viet Cong ambush
In the Mekong delta 24 year old American civilian volunteer Peter Hunting of Oklahoma City was shot five times in the head and ten more rounds fired into his body as Viet Cong ambushed his car near Vinh Long. Hunting, a regional IVS supervisor on his second Viet Nam tour, rode with two Vietnamese when the attack happened about 70 miles southwest of Saigon as a government convoy passed. The Vietnamese passengers were unharmed and the Viet Cong were suspected. The private Peace Corps style IVS employs young volunteers earning about 77 dollars monthly.
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Mekong Delta
Peter Hunting
Oklahoma City
Hunting
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IVS
Vinh Long
Viet Nam
Peace Corps
Removal of Billboards Arouses Owner's ire
Four Bennington billboards were removed Friday under a removal order from the Vermont Secretary of State. Owner Francis Frazier denounced the action, calling it theft and likening the move to a police state, contrasting it with Russia, and asserting the United States is worse.
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Francis Frazier
U.S. 7
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Russia
United States
Ike’s Illness Now Diagnosed A Definite Heart Attack
Doctors disclosed that Dwight D. Eisenhower’s chest pains were diagnosed as a definite heart attack. The Augusta Ga report notes medical officials provided the confirmation after initial examinations, detailing the former president’s condition and possible implications for his health and recovery plans.
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Augusta
UPI
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Byrd Jr Named to His Father's U S Senate Seat
Harry F Byrd Jr 50 state senator named to replace his father in the U S Senate He will serve until January 1967 with a special election to fill remaining four years in November The elder Byrd who had chaired the Senate Finance Committee resigned due to arthritis age and desire for a younger successor He held the seat 32 years and was noted as a watchdog of the nation s purse strings
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Richmond
UPI
Harry F. Byrd Jr
U. S. Senate
Byrd Jr
Byrd
Senate Finance Committee
Siena Students Protest Action Restricting Priest
LOUDONVILLE NY Siena College students gathered at Gibbons Hall to protest the curtailment of civil rights and social work by Rev Bonaventure O'Brien OFM a theology instructor and dormitory prefect. The Franciscan order limited his activities to teaching after he backed poll watchers for the election law and criticized Albany politics. The Student Senate condemned the restriction and urged diocesan guidance toward Christian involvement.
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N.Y
Gibbons Hall
Siena College
Bonaventure O’brien
OFM
Siena
Father O’brien
Franciscan Order
New York City
Albany
South End
Democratic Party
New Superintendent Hired To Succeed Allan J. Heath
Howard F. Kelley named chief administrative officer for Mt Anthony Union and Bennington Graded School Districts. The 35 year old will report to both boards, with a $61 000 annual salary shared by the districts. Kelley, from Wolfeboro New Hampshire, replaces retired Allan J. Heath and is set to begin January 1. He brings extensive NH district experience and a family of five.
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Mt. Anthony
Supervisory Union Board
Kelley
Village
Allan J. Heath
Ronald R. Knapp
Bennington
Inc
Suffolk University
University of New Hampshire
Pittsfield, N.H
New Hampshire Department of Education
Keene, N.H
Supervisory Union 49
New Hampshire
Wolfeboro
N.H
Tornadoes Strike Mid-West
Tornadoes ripped across northern Illinois and Indiana killing at least one person and injuring more than 50. A woman died as twisters flattened homes near Joliet and Channahon while power outages hit a nuclear plant six miles east of Morris. Commonwealth Edison reported damage to a transmission tower near the plant and hospitals logged dozens of injuries.
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UPI
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Indiana
U.S. 6
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Channahon
Ill
Chicago
Commonwealth Edison Co
Morris, Ill
Inside feature on Roy Marsden and deer hunting
A compact page four picture feature highlights Roy Marsden’s deer hunting, capturing his approach and the season’s mood. The piece blends viewing angles and action shots to convey the hunt’s atmosphere.
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