Scholarships and Aid From RCA and Lockheed Funds
The column lists scholarship sources: RCA undergrad awards at 34 colleges in science engineering arts and music plus 15 RCA Merit Scholarships for children of RCA employees. Eleven graduate fellowships exist in EE physics electronics journalism and drama. The Lockheed Leadership Fund offers 15 four year college scholarships with full tuition plus 500 yearly, split 10 in engineering and 5 in other aerospace related fields at Caltech, Carnegie Mellon, NC State, RPI, Cornell, Purdue, Stanford, Georgia Tech, MIT, University of Michigan, and others.
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Radio Corporation of America
RCA
National Merit Scholarship Corp
Grove St
Evanston
Illinois
Lockheed Leadership Fund
Engineering
California Institute of Technology
Pasadena
Calif
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Pittsburgh
North Carolina State University
Raleigh
N.C
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Troy
N.Y
Cornell University
Ithaca
Purdue University
Lafayette
Ind
Stanford University
Stanford, Calif
Georgia Institute of Technology
Atlanta, Ga
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cambridge
Mass
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Mich
Ory University
Atlanta
Afl-Cio
Chronicle Guidance Publications
Moravia
16Th St
N.W
Washington, D.C
Civil Service
Army, Navy and
Air Force
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
National Commission For Cooperative Education
West 41Th St
New York
General Motors Institute
General Motors Corp
Webb MONTPELIER proposes primary convention system
Vermont Republican leader Webb plans to present a 10 item package to the state committee next Tuesday including a primary convention system that blends convention and primary elements. The plan requires legislative changes by 1967 and allows candidates to run on the ballot with signature signatures while preserving the primary election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webb
Vermont
Vermont Land Sales Uniformity Law Proposal Meeting
A Vermont Real Estate Board special meeting is set for December 1 at 10 a.m. in Montpelier to discuss a proposed uniform land sales practices act. The act, approved by the Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws, aims to regulate land subdividers and developers. Chairman John D. Pisanelli and board members will hear licenses and developers and review the proposal in detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Vermont Real Estate Board
Tavern Motor Inn
Conference of
Commissioners On
John D. Pisanelli
State Real Estate Board
Vermont
Health Department
Newsman Named To New Ski Job At Bolton Valley
David A. Shaefer a Burlington Newsman named information director and lodge manager for Bolton Valley Ski and Recreation Area. He will share duties with Walter Levering while Mrs. Louanne Nielsen is named assistant lodge manager. The $1.5 million resort opens December 7 with three double chairlifts ten trails and a base lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolton Valley
UPD
Burlington
New
David A. Shaefer
Burlington Free Press
Ralph Des Lauriers
Louanne Nielsen
Moretown
Shhaefer
University of Wisconsin School of Journalism
Midwest
The
Free Press
Walter Levering
Stowe
Nielsen
Lasell College
Auburndale
Mass
Troll
Warren
Ex-Prisoner's Suit Settled in Barre Officials Case
A $750000 damage suit against three Barre law enforcement officers was settled out of court. Ronald Huard of Burlington had claimed false arrest by Washington County State's Attorney Bernasconi Barre Patrolman Geake and former Patrolman Nuiss. Details remained undisclosed. Huard had been released in 1965 from a three to six year term for burglary after constitutional rights ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
UPI
Barre
Ronald Huard
Burlington
Washington County
Atty, John
E. Bernasconi
Ronald Geake
Williiam Nuiss
U.S. District Court
Thomas Amidon
Bernasconi
Huard
State Supreme Court
Rutland Man Sues Over Wife’s Paralysis
Albert Isabelle of Rutland files a $500,000 lawsuit in U S District Court against Philadelphia Laboratories Inc alleging a spinal anesthesia drug at Proctor Hospital on December 30 1963 caused his wife to be paralyzed from the waist down The suit claims the drug Lucaine was inherently dangerous and not suitable for its intended use Isabelle says he suffered emotional shock and placed his three children in an orphanage while he was treated at a rehabilitation center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
UPI
Rutland
U.S
Albert Isabelle
Philadelphia Laboratories Inc
Philadelphia
Isabelle
Proctor Hospital
Time Inc awards grant to Bennington College and four women’s colleges
Time Inc announces a total 250000 gift to privately supported women’s colleges with Bennington College receiving 10000 for leadership and library facility needs. Time President James A Linen notes the program funds unrestricted support and cites 800 alumni now at Time Inc. and the value of educated women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington College
Time Inc
Time
James A. Linen
Linen
Taxidermist Luman Nelson Dies at 92 in Winchester
Funeral services were held for Luman R. Nelson 92 a renowned taxidermist with wildlife collections in New England museums He died Saturday after a brief illness His works are at Marlboro Hogback ski area Bernardston Mass Mount Hermon School Concord NH Brewster Academy Wolfesboro among others He served in various civic roles and leaves a son a daughter siblings and many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
N.H
Luman R. Nelson
New England
Hogback
Marlboro
Nelson
Elliot Community Hospital
Keene
Powers Institute
Bernardston
Mass
Mount Hermon School
Northfield
New Hampshire State Museum
Concord
Brewster Academy
Libbey Museum
Wolfesboro
Bureau of Wildlife
Washington, D.C
Moses R
Georgiana (Streeter) Nelson
Winchester Federated Church
Philesian Lodge of Masons
Blond hair counts rise curiosity at Breck study
Wayne New Jersey UPI report says researchers at John H Breck Inc hair care firm found average blondes grow about 140000 scalp hairs. Brunettes average 109000 hairs and redheads about 90000, highlighting notable variations in hair density.
Bills Start On Way To Legislature
MONTPELIER UPI The executive director of the Legislative Council has received requests for more than 70 bills for the 1967 general assembly. Many administration measures seek revisions of earlier proposals with plans for a $15 million bonding package for the state office complex and governor's mansion. Proposals include renaming the Department of Institutions, closing the Rutland Women’s Reformatory, cable TV regulation, an industrial parks agency, and a constitutional convention to incorporate reapportionment. Hoff backs consumer and borrower protections including true loan disclosures and anti mislabeling rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
UPI
Legislative Council
William Kearns
State Office
John Woodhull
Women’s Reformatory
Rutland
Vermont
Philip H. Hoff
Vermont alumni count tops 5600 living in state
UVM alumni records show over 5600 graduates reside in Vermont with Chittenden County leading at 2023 and Burlington city at 1358. Bennington County totals 205 with 88 in Bennington village. statewide living alumni near 20000 and current enrollment just over 5000, nearly matching statewide alumni figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
University of Vermont
Green Mountain State
UVM
Chittenden
Green and Gold
Bennington County
Bennington
Arlington
Bondville
Dorset
East Arlington
East Dorset
Manchester
Manchester Center
Manchester Depot
North Bennington
North Pownal
Old Bennington
Peru
Pownal
Readsboro
Rupert
Shaftsbury
South Dorset
South Shaftsbury
West Arlington
West Rupert
The
State University
Vermonters and lawmakers join national school policy confab
Three Vermont legislators Stanley Miner Lyman Hunt and Lorraine Graham will attend a December Washington conference on state education policy. Also present are Lewis Springer and Walter Urie as delegates to the National Conference of State Legislators. The event runs December 4-6 1966 with about 400 leaders. Topics include funding allocation urban schooling higher education and state programs. Peter G Peterson will give the keynote address and Jesse Unruh U.S. Senate Gaylord Nelson will speak on education politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Vermont
Washington
Stanley P. Miner
Gaysville
Lyman C. Hunt
Essex Junction
Lorraine H. Graham
Burlington
Lewis E. Springer
Montpelier
Legislative Council
Walter L. Urie
Hardwick
National Committee For Support of the Public Schools
NCSPS
Ford Foundation
Peter G. Peterson
Bell and Howell Co
Jesse M. Unruh
California Assembly
National Conference of State Legislative Leaders
U.S
Gaylord Nelson
Dwis
Wisconsin
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Asst
Flint
Newsman
Luman Nelson
Lewis Springer
Hoff
Maine
Belgium
Snow Lake Lodge
MT. Snow, Vermont
Rerail Diag
Zenith
En Ue
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