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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1964

Page

2

Aiken forecasts big Vermont power boost ahead

Senator George D. Aiken predicts a considerable increase in electric power for Vermont soon, with an announcement expected before year end 1964. He says the source will not be a nuclear plant as the state seeks more power in coming years.

Putney UPI George D. Aiken R-Vt Vermont Aiken

Development plans eyed for Lake George area by state senator elect

In New York, F Warren Travers 37 state senator elect for the 37th District aims to use the 60 year development plan to boost Lake George as a recreational center and promote Hudson River use. Travers is the first Democrat to represent the county in three decades. Meanwhile a Conservation Department official pledges Little Hoosic River return as a prime fishing stream as fish reproduction improves and river structures are enhanced. In Fort Edward J Burch McMorran announces a low bid of 332943.45 from Anrad Construction for rehab of Lock 7 on the Champlain Canal with work set for completion by July 1 1965.

Troy Lake George F. Warren Travers Rensselaer Washington Hudson River Travers State Conservation Department Little Hoosie John D. Gould Division of Fish and Wildlife Management Rensselaer County Soil and Water Conservation District Fort Edward

Pittsfield appoints Killeen as police chief after retirement

Pittsfield Mayor Robert B. Dillon appoints Capt John J Killeen 50 as police chief succeeding Thomas A Calnan who retired June 9 The Pittsfield native joined the department as a reserve officer in 1938 and was confirmed by the City Council In Williams town Howard Wooster and North Adams nurse Julia Barry Kelly wedding plans were postponed after Wooster sustained injuries in a fall at his new home A fourth site for a new Pittsfield high school cleared 2 9 million approved by the City Council with borrowing authorized and site testing urged before construction can begin.

Pittsfield John J. Killeen Robert B. Dillon Thomas A. Calnan Chief Killeen Williamstown Howard Wooster Williams Inn Julia Barry Kelly North Adams North Adams Hospital Wooster Albany, N.Y

Kennedy recovering as moves to new back frame

Sen Edward Kennedy continues recovery from a broken back after five months in a Stryker Frame. He was moved to a new frame enabling an almost sitting position and anticipates leaving New England Baptist Hospital by Christmas. Family plans for Thanksgiving include JFK museum exhibit staff and relatives visiting the hospital.

Boston UPI Edward M. Kennedy D-Mass New England Baptist Hospital Massachusetts Southampton Kennedy Joan Europe John F. Kennedy Houston Tex Hyannis Port Jacqueline Kennedy Caroline John Jr Glen Cove N.Y Robert F. Kennedy Palm Beach Fla Sen

Stock market: lists and comments from New York trading

Stocks opened narrowly mixed in moderate trading. Standard Oil of California down 1 4 to 711? International Telephone up 1/16 to 60 3/4. Texas Gulf Sulphur up 4 to 55 3/4. Pfizer up 14 to 481 1/2. Grumman off 1 to 511 1/4. Spiegel down 3/4 to 30 1/4. Reynolds Metals 3/4 to 33 5/8. General Electric 1 1/4 to 92 1/4. Comsat up 1/2 to 49 1/4. Sears Roebuck up 1/4 to 132 3/4.

New York UPD Standard Oil of California Socony- Mobil National Airlines Pfizer Grumman Spiegel International Telephone Texas Gulf Eastern Airlines Texaco International Nickel Korvette Westinghouse Electric Reynolds Metals Liggett & Myers General Electric Comsat Sinclair Oil Royal Dutch Sears Roebuck Lone Star Cement Mg Lorillard Penney Penn Dixie Cement Penn G Sd Pennsylvania Simonds S Sinclair American Motors American T&t Socony Mobil American Tobacco Sperry Rand Standard Oil Indiana Atchison Baldwin Lima Ohio Bendix Bethlehem Steel Stewart Warner Robbie Brooks Studebaker Swift Boeing Aircraft Tennessee Gas Canada Dry Tidewater Oil Canadian Pacific Delanese Timken Roller Union Carbide Chesapeake & Ohio United Aircraft United Air Lines Chrysler United Fruit Cincinnati Milling United Gas Imp Coca Cola Cdl Colgate US Steel Columbia Gas Warner Brothers Commonwealth West Virginia P&p Consolidated Edison Western Union Consolidated Nat Gas Consolidation Coal Westinghouse Air B Consumers Power Westinghouse el Wheeling Steel Continental Can White Motors Copperweld Steel Winn Dixie Crucible Steel A Woolworth Curtiss Wright Diam Nat Xerox Corp Youngstown S&t Douglas AC Zenith Dow Chemical Ee Dupont Vc Eagle Picher Eastern Air Lines Eastman Lehigh Valley Ind

Poorest Area In Nation Tunica County Miss

Washington reports Tunica County Mississippi is the nation’s poorest area. A government research study from 1960 census data finds median family income at 1260 dollars per year. The report aims to help public welfare agencies plan federal social services.

Washington UPD Tunica County Miss

U S Exports To Soviets Fall Sharply

U S exports to the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe plunged in the April June period of 1964, dropping to about 107 million dollars from 160 million in the prior quarter, with export license data suggesting further declines ahead.

Washington UPI U.S Soviet Union Europe Commerce Department Russia

First Assault on Poverty Program Unveiled by Shriver

Sargent Shriver announced a $35 million first major assault on ignorance, want and deprivation after meeting with President Johnson. The plan includes 120 programs, with 32 million funded by the federal government and administered locally, plus 15 million for youth job training camps and a 14 neighborhood youth corps to aid 1500 youths in 13 states.

Johnson City Tex UPI Sargent Shriver Johnson Peace Corps Shriver Lbj Ranch Detroit Total Action

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