Strike at Adams Paper Co Enters Thirteenth Day
Wells River Vermont. Adams Paper Co. workers strike for a 13th day as union Local 440 and management negotiate under Federal Mediator John J. O'Reilly. Company and union report intensive talks but no wage issues involved. A strike benefit fund supports pickets while the plant remains closed.
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Adams Company
Wells River
Adams Paper Co
Wraptures Gift Wrap Inc
Rochester
N.Y
Vermont
Benmont Papers
Bennington
United Papermakers and Paperworkers
Afl-Cio
Union
Woodstock
Johnn J. O’ Reilly
Concord
N.H
H. James Wallace
Bennington and
The
Banner
Wallace
O’reilly
Barre- Montpelier
Times-Argus
Smith
J. Edward Hogan
Harvey Wilson
Argus
Bloustein critiques US education on mass college access
Bloustein argues postdoctorates need apprenticeship with working scientists and contrasts US schooling with England. He notes early English exams select for college access while Americans decide too late. He advocates junior colleges to meet mass education needs and warns mixing systems weakens both.
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England
Bloustein
Colege
Absentee Voting Rules and 21 Voting Eligibility in Bennington
Two town notices detail absentee voting deadlines for the Bennington special election on Tuesday November 23. Voters turning 21 after April 1 1965 may vote but must be added to check lists and take Freeman's Oath. those turning 21 on November 21 22 or election day may register at the polls. Office hours extend Friday November 19 to 9 pm and weekend slots November 20 21 22. Woodford voters should contact their town clerk. A separate event invites the community to see Prof Robert Woodworth of Bennington College present time lapse photography at 7:45 pm Wednesday in Bennington.
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Board of Civil Authority For
Bennington
Sisters’ Office
Mary Hodeck
St. Peter’s
Robert Woodworth
Bennington College
Woodworth
Massachusetts State
Harvard
Williams College
Williams
University of Florida
Hiram College
Ohio
Dr Allen B DuMont Dies at 64 in New York City
Dr Allen B DuMont, 64, chair of the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Board of Trustees, died Monday at Doctors Hospital. A RPI Class of 1923 alumnus, he was known as the father of television for inventing the magic eye radio tube later sold to RCA. He financed his work by buying a Passaic, New Jersey factory where he advanced commercial television. He began receiver design in 1935 and sold them publicly in 1938, while also building an experimental transmitter and conducting regular transmissions.
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New York
Allen B. DuMont
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Troy
Doctors Hospital
DuMont
RPI
RCA
Passaic
N.J
Christmas Bazaar, meetings highlight Bennington briefs
The Saxtons River Christ's Church Christmas Stocking Bazaar is Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sponsored by the Women's Fellowship. Village trustees meet tonight at 7 in the Municipal Building. Southern Vermont Life Underwriters Association hosts a Wednesday luncheon at Mt Anthony Country Club. Beech Street PTG meets tonight at 8. Dr. Robert Lorette speaks on Education the Parents Role. Well-Baby Clinic at Elementary School Park Street entrance Saturday 9 to 10 a.m. free for preschoolers. Jean Harvey Williams, formerly of Bennington, is convalescing after a Nov 5 operation at Ellis Hospital. Cards to Ellis Hospital Room 323. Emblem Club meets Wednesday 8 p.m. Ellis rooms. wear hats. Cub Scout leaders and committee meet at John Lyons’ home tonight 7:30. Pine Cobble School honors include Bradley Davis, Gwendolen Hamlin in upper school. lower school honors include Rosamond Burnham, Rachel Doane, Margaret Hall, Julia Herrnstein. Janet Flynn's School of Baton resumes Wednesday. YMCA registration times 3:30, 4:30, 5:30. beginners welcome. Le Blanc's Auto Wrecking notes new hours 8 to 5 weekdays, Saturday 8 to 1. late model wrecks bought and sold.
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Southern Vermont Life Underwriters Association
Mt. Anthony
Park Street
Jean Harvey Williams
Bennington
Ellis Hospital
Schenectady
N.Y
Emblem Club
Ellis Rooms
Sacred Heart Parish
John Lyons
Pageant Street
Gwendolen Hamlin
Susan Hall
Knox Cockrell
Pine Cobble School
Williamstown
Bradley Davis
Rosamond Burnham
Rachel Doane
Margaret Hall
Julia Herrnstein
Janet Flynn
School of Baton
YMCA
Cigarette Hypothesis Dismissed In Ben Mont Fire
The Banner reports a shed fire at 128 130 Ben Mont Ave behind a two family home where a four point deer was hung. Officials reject cigarettes as the cause and deem the blaze undetermined though a burning cigarette is considered possible by a fire department spokesman. The Gallett family denies any smoking during the brief visit to inspect the deer prior to a hunting outing. Ronald Gallett’s deer was weighed by Game Warden Jess Watson.
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Ben Mont Avenue
Ben Mont Ave
Earl
Gallett
Bennington
Ronald Gallett
Francis Gallett
Pleasant Street
Galletts
Farr Gallett
Ronald
Earl Galletts
Alfred
Jess Watson
Union Board Starts Operation Squeeze for 7-12 Graders
The St. Anthony Union School Board launched Operation Squeeze to cram 886 7 through 12 graders from the union district into existing high school facilities at Bendi Molly Stark and North Bennington High School until the new union high school opens in January 1967. Shaftsbury and Pownal boards had rejected keeping 7th graders in current sites, prompting the plan and overshadowing attendance by Shaftsbury residents at the meeting.
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St. Anthony Union School
Union
Bendi
Molly Stark
North Bennington High School
Union High School
Pownal
North Bennington
Greater Bennington
Shaftsbury
Union Board
George Sleeman
Sleeman
Catherine Corcoran
Corscoran
Benhi
Slee
Man
Ford Foundation Project
No Sign from Hanoi Reds Want Viet Peace
Washington reports U S military strength in Viet Nam will top 200000 within two months, but officials see no sign Hanoi seeks serious peace talks. The Johnson administration hopes growing military pressure and Moscow pressure push North Viet Nam to negotiate on acceptable terms. President faces conflicting pressures if a bid arrives.
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Washington
UPD
U.S
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Johnson
Moscow
United States
Reds
Baltimore
South Viet Nam
State Department
Rangoon
Burma
North Viet Nam
Department
Robert J. McCloskey
Giants Rally to Feature Daley in Bennington Meet
Democrats announce a giant rally this Saturday at 6:30 p.m. in the Putnam Hotel Bennington headquarters. Lt. Gov. John J. Daley will be the guest of honor with a full program including a free buffet dinner and entertainment. Voters from all parties may attend to meet the Bennington County legislative candidates for state Senate and county district seats.
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Bennington County
Democratic Committee
Democratic
Putnam Hotel
Bennington
John J. Daley
Senate
Area Physicians To Attend Vermont Medical Society Meeting
Drs Elizabeth C Faris Donald F Shea William D Worthington and Oliver H Durand of the Bennington County Medical Society will attend a special meeting of the Vermont State Medical Society House of Delegates in the Dewey Room Montpelier Tavern Motor Inn Thursday at 2 p m This marks the first special meeting in 15 years The speaker said the purpose is to select a carrier to recommend to HEW for Medicare program administration.
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Richard E. Bouchard
Burlington
HEW
Hoff Politically Pitches Canadian Hydro Plan For New England
Vermont Governor Philip Hoff and negotiator Frederick Fayette discussed importing two million kilowatts of low-cost Canadian hydro power to feed a proposed New England grid in Vermont. The plan, tied to Quebec Hydro's Chur chill Falls generators, could slash regional power rates by about 25 percent, addressing high nationwide rates while Vermont already enjoys the lowest regional price. The talks signal a broader strategy to stabilize energy costs across six New England states.
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Burlington
UPI
Philip H. Hoff
New England
Vermont
Quebec Hydro
Churchill Falls
Hospital Notes November 15 1965 Admissions and Births
Hospital notes report admissions Wilson Brownell Robert Peabody Sr Hoosick Falls Mrs Ramona Craddock Miss Deborah DeLong Bennington Lawrence Baker North Bennington Discharges Mrs Dona Malik and son Sunderland Births Mr and Mrs Louis Betit 105 Norton St a son Nov 15 Mr and Mrs Joseph Pacher Vail Road a son Nov 15 Mr and Mrs Raymond Rogers 72 High St Hoosick Falls a daughter Nov 15
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Wilson Brownell
Robert Peabody Sr
Hoosick Falls
Ramona Craddock
Deborah DeLong
Bennington
Lawrence Baker
North Bennington
Louis Betit
Norton St
Joseph Pacher
Vail Road
Raymond Rogers
High St
QEO Unit To Meet Wednesday
The Executive Committee of the Bennington Rutland Opportunity Council will meet Wednesday morning at UCS headquarters in Bennington. Members include Rabbi Solomon D. Goldberg Joseph LoPiccolo Gloria Gil Rev Paul Bresnehan Hayden Nichols John Coombs and John Riddle. They will discuss the Conduct and Administration grant to support the bi county anti poverty program and review long range poverty related goals for Bennington and Rutland counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington - Rutland
Opportunity Council
United Counseling Service
UCS
Bennington
Solomon D. Goldberg
Rutland
Joseph LoPiccolo
Gloria Gil
Bennington College
Paul Bresnehan
Vermont Catholic Charities
Hayden Nichols
Rutland County Council of the Blind
John Coombs
John Riddle
The
Bennington-Rutland
Girl Injured In Fall From Brooklyn Bridge
A 16 year old Bennington girl Marjorie Pratt slipped from the Brooklyn bridge railing Saturday night and fell to the river bed below. She was taken to Putnam Hospital with a back injury and listed in good condition. Village police reported she was found on rocks under the west side of the bridge as Robert Morrissey and others comforted her until rescue personnel arrived.
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Bennington
Brooklyn Bridge
Putnam Hospital
Marjorie Pratt
Raymond Barber
Brooklyn
Miss Pratt
C.A. Girard
County St
H.E. Graham
Robert Morrissey
Graham
Willard Morse
Mary Pratt
Nancy Barber
Holden Heads Investigation Into Windsor Prison Conditions
Governor Philip H Hoff meets with a five member Windsor Prison investigative team led by Bennington attorney Waldo C Holden. The panel, including four penal experts from national bodies, will spend three days probing conditions at Windsor Prison following last September's brutality and medieval conditions charges.
Soviets Launch Another Space Station toward Venus
The Soviet Union launched Venus 3 a new interplanetary space probe toward Venus, Tass reported. Venus 3 entered a heliocentric orbit like Venus 2 after a prior Venus 2 probe. The first Venus probe in 1961 missed Venus by 26,500 miles. Tass said the main aim is to gain scientific knowledge about Venus and outer space.
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Moscow
APS
Soviet Union
Venus
Tass
Outer Space
Film on Muscular Dystrophy Shown at Harte Theatre
Francis Brunina of VFW Post No. 1332 announces November screenings at Harte Theatre to aid the Muscular Dystrophy drive. Door-to-door canvass runs this month with collectors in uniform or VFW badges. Donations may be sent to Mrs. Brunina on County Street as research continues at the New Muscle Institute in New York City.
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Harte Theatre Management
Francis Brunina
Veterans of Foreign Wars
New Muscle Institute
New York City
VFW
Stock Averages at Noon Dow Peers Slump Slightly
The Dow Jones industrials stood at 956.01, down .11, with 30 movers, while the Rails at 238.33 slipped .44 and Utilities at 157.21 fell .15. Composite average was 336.09, down .22 on trades totaling about 3.74 million shares.
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Woodford
Nington
Prof
St. Peter’s Church
Labrador
British Columbia
Panama
Virgin Islands
Bennington Briefs
Christ’s Church
Saxtons River
Women’s Fellowship
LeBlanc
Viet
Congress
Hoff
Fayette
South Burlington
Frederick J. Fayette
New
Dona Malik
Sunderland
QEO
Harte Theatre
Carroll Baker
Harlow
Holden
Soviets
Fred Jordan
West Road
Prudential Committee
Buckler
Dow-Jones—Bache & Co
Albany
Wilson
Salem’s
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