Dairymen Meet to Discuss Joint Cooperatives in Vermont
The Dairy Emergency Council of Rutland County invites all dairymen and dairy cooperative staff to an open meeting at Otter Valley Union High School Thursday at 8 p.m. A marketing Extension Service specialist and a Vermont Agriculture Office representative will speak. A panel will discuss how cooperatives can unite to improve Vermont dairymen incomes.
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Brandon
Dairy Emergency Council of
Rutland County
Otter Valley Union High School
Extension Service
Vermont Commissioner of Agriculture Office
Vermont
Rutland Youth Pleads Guilty to Multi-County Larceny
District Court Judge Richard Sullivan accepted a guilty plea from 19 year old Danny R. Crichton on grand and petty larceny and possession of stolen goods. Bail was set at 3000 dollars and Crichton was remanded to jail. Police say he stole welding tools and a rifle, and received a tool grinding machine believed to be stolen, with warrants previously issued by State's Attorney Robert West. A hearing date was not set.
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Rutland
UPI
Richard Sullivan
Brandon
Danny R. Crichton
Sullivan
Crichton
Robert West
West
Vermont teachers respond to education television survey
Raymond Dilley of Burlington announced that 60 percent of Vermont's about 4000 teachers have replied to an ETV questionnaire. The survey seeks preferred instructional programming and current teaching topics as Vermont moves toward an ETV network, authorized in 1966 to be operational next fall.
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Burlington
API
Educational Television
Vermont
Raymond Dilley
MERP Week at Vermont sparks campus humor and games
Burlington reports MERP Week as a pre-Thanksgiving campus event with women signaling interest and handling finances. Powder puff football games pitted women against women with men as referees while Windham College wins a $10,000 grant from the Fleischmann Foundation for microfilm purchases to stock the newly opened Dorothy Culbertson Marvin Memorial Library.
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Burlington
UPI
University of Vermont
Putney
Windham College
Max C. Fleischmann Foundation
Nevada
Windham
Eugene C. Winslow
Dorothy Culbertson Marvin
Uhl Named Associate Director of Medicine at Brown University
Dr Henry S M Uhl a nationally known authority on university–community hospital relations and physician education has been appointed associate director of medicine at Brown University He will aid Rhode Island hospital relations and develop a continuing education program for state physicians plus Brown's six year medical science campaign proceeds.
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Albany
Henry S. M. Uhl
Brown University
Brown
Ray L. Heffner
Uhl
Albany Medical College
Rhode Island
Adams sues plan to add four admin posts in Berkshire schools
Berkshire suges ts adding four administrative posts while eliminating five existing elementary posts under Superintendent Eugene P. Melville. The proposal would create one assistant principal at both junior and senior high schools and two supervising principals for five elementary schools. Curriculum subcommittee review delayed action on principalships.
Non-Union Workers Ignore Pickets in Raytheon Strike
The 10000 BEW Local 1505 members strike 26 Raytheon plants in Massachusetts over wages benefits and job security as non union workers cross lines for the second day. A federal mediator set a Thursday bargaining session after last week’s talks failed. Police report scattered incidents including an assault on a officer by Trudy Greeley of Waltham during eggs throwing. Raytheon sites span Andover Bedford Burlington Lowell Newton Norwood North Dighton Quincy Sudbury Waltham and Wayland.
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Lexington
Mass
UPI
Raytheon Co
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
BEW
Massachusetts
Raytheon
Daniel F. Hurley
Washington
Trudy Greeley
Waltham
John Martorelli
Andover
Bedford
Burlington
Lowell
Newton
Norwood
North Dighton
Quincy
Sudbury
Wayland
TV Performers Strike Looms As Talks Collapse
NEW YORK UPI Broad casters and two unions AFTRA and the screen actors guild ended talks early with no bargaining set. A union spokesman warned a strike ending live programming on major networks could come at any moment. Networks include ABC CBS NBC and MBS. A strike would halt announcers weather readers and on air performers across live broadcasts.
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New York
UPI
Kenneth Groot
American Federation of Television and Radio Artists
AFTRA
Screen Actors Guild
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Harvey E. Winkley
Batavia Kill
Greene County
Arsenal
Watervliet
Zak Incorporated
Green Island
Fred Kornet Jr
U.S
South Viet Nam
Down In
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Clarksburg
Strong, Hewat & Co
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Gov't
A&p
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L. Geiger Delmar
Jane Parker
Swift
S. Gov't
Holiday Produce Buys
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Chase & Sanborn
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Brant Lake
Marvel
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Pkg
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Sch'dy
PLAID
American Broadcasting Co
Columbia Broadcasting System
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National Broadcasting Co
Mutual Broadcasting System
LE Havre
Hubert Hautot
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