Mountain States split in tight Goldwater Johnson race
In a series on the national contest, Johnson leads in Utah Nevada and several Mountain states with potential to win most of the 24 electoral votes. Goldwater shows strength in Idaho Montana Wyoming and Colorado. Nevada and Utah polls favor Johnson while intra party splits and tactics issues shape support.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
UPI
Johnson
Nevada
Barry Goldwater
Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
Goldwater
Idaho
Arizona
Harry Markham
GOP
National Committee
Markham
Robert E. Smylie
Gwen Barnett
Smylie
Richard M. Nixon
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Sen
Frank &E. Moss
Ernest L. Wilkinson
Calvin L. Rampton
Cannon
Laxalt
Gale McGee
McGee
John Wold
Misleading Ads By Two Colleges Cited by Board
The Vermont Board of Education plans to seek a legal opinion on regulating advertising by two new colleges, Gallilean College of Sudbury and Middlesex College of Middlesex, which claim degrees without state authorization. The board notes Vermont institutions must have approval to grant degrees and has not granted such authorization to either college. The inquiry will go to the state attorney general.
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Holden
Vermont
State Board of Education
Cardinal Cushing and Billy Graham Trade Praise in Boston Meeting
In Boston Cardinal Richard Cushing and evangelist Billy Graham met and exchanged mutual praise. Cushing likened Graham to St. Francis of Assisi for sowing faith, urged greater faiths harmony, and welcomed Catholic attendance at Graham’s Boston Garden crusade. Graham praised Cushing’s ecumenical impact.
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Cardinal Cushing
Billy Graham
Boston
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Evangelist Billy Graham
St. Francis of Assisi
God
Evangelist
Graham
Pope John
Rome
Boston Garden
Latin America
Boston College
Jesus
Palestine
Roman Empire
Jesus Christ
Son
Union Carbide Announces New Fiber Division
Union Carbide Corp forms the Fibers and Fabrics Division to develop market and promote textile related products. John R. Hulton named division president. Englander Company subsidiary to join the division. Hulton previously served as manager for specialty chemicals marketing and as Chemicals Division vice president.
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Union Carbide
New York
Union Carbide Corp
Binny Mason Jr
Mason
John R. Hulton
Englander Company
Fibers
Hulton
Meleton Institute
Hulten
University of Wisconsin
Union and Waterbury-Farrell talks break off in Vermont strike
Union Local 218 head John Snell said management withdrew all non wage proposal cuts but deep disagreements on non economic items remain. He noted the economic offer is still too low and the Waterbury-Farrell strike by 640 workers continues as federal mediator John J. O'Reilly attends sessions.
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Springfield
UPI
Jones and Lamson Division
Waterbury-Farrell
John Snell
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America
Snell
John J. O’reilly
So Big Loaves From Millbrook Bread Win Fans
Stay in shape with Millbrook Bread. Fans praise its dense texture and freshness. Even Little Leaguers say it’s worth running home for.
Identify This Person In Bennington Banner Contest
The Bennington Banner seeks identifications of a prominent Vermont figure active in farming business civic church school social and sports circles. A northern New Jersey native living in Vermont since 1935 and married to a native Vermonter, this person leads a local corporation offering a year of service as a prize. First three correct respondents win. immediate entries urged from Banner circulation residents.
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Bennington
New Jersey
Vermont
Bennington Banner
Main Street
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Zonolite
A. J. Dewey & Sons
McKinley St
INS
Plymouth
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Sales & Service North
Bennington Road
Bennington, Vt
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Morton’s Salt
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