Sheraton Chains Sells 18 Small Hotels Nationwide
Sheraton Corporation of America will sell 18 of its smallest hotels including the Sheraton-Biltmore in Providence and the Sheraton Motor Inn in Springfield. Wellington Associates of New York buys all 18, price not disclosed. Sheraton to remain with 155 hotels in 13 countries and outlines new projects in Toronto, Florida, Hawaii, Rio de Janeiro, and Buenos Aires.
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Boston
UPI
Sheraton Corporation of America
Sheraton-Biltmore
Providence
R.I
Sheraton Motor Inn
Springfield
Wellington Associates
New York
Sheraton
Toronto
Florida
Hawaii
Civic Center
Key Biscayne
Fla
Royal Biscayne
Ocean Front
Waikiki Beach
Rio de Janiero
Brazil
Buenos Aires
AIV Nominates Directors For Oct 16 Board Vote
Robert S. Jones of Springfield announces a slate of 10 nominees for election to the Associated Industries of Vermont board at the annual meeting on October 16 at 11 a.m. The slate includes officers and directors with three year terms and features leaders from Vermont firms such as Vermont Marble, Mack Molding, Lane Press, Drake Smith, Union Mutual, Kandahar Lodge, Sewards Dairy, and Caledonia Sand. The nominating committee also lists past presidents of AIV as members.
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Bradford
Donald S. Kendall Jr
Mack Molding Company
Arlington
Robert M. Tracy
National Life Insurance Co
Montpelier
Allen H. Britton Jr
Britton Lumber Co. Inc
Ely
Oscar Drumheller
the Lane Press Inc
Burlington
L. Damon Gadd
Sugarbush Valley Corp
Warren
Martin H. Hirsch
Hale Company Inc
Caledonia Sand and Gravel Co. Inc
St. Johnsbury
Jones
Jones & Lamson Machine Co
AIV
Willett Foster
Edlund Company
Marshall A. Ames
Beecher Falls Mfg.Corp
Beecher Falls
Hebert G. England
Jones Brothers Co
Barre
Walter A. Malmquist
Malmquist Wood Products Co
Post Mills
Holmes H. Whitmore
Jones & Lamson Machine Company
Springfield
William H. Adams
Vermont Marble Co
Proctor
Nude protest at IBM building shocks Atlanta crowd
Eighteen year old Raymond Schoofield a Georgia Tech student picketed IBM with a sign declaring computers obscene. He stripped to nudity for ten minutes before police intervened and removed him in a paddy wagon.
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Atlanta
UPI
Raymond Schoofield
Georgia Tech
IBM
Schoofield
Arlington's First Apartments Ready for Occupancy
Arlington reports the first apartment building constructed as such in the city is ready for occupancy. Arlington contractor John Moore completed a four unit Hodgson pre manufactured structure awaiting tenants.
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Arlington
John Moore
Depot Street
George A. Russell
Millis
Mass
Moore
Merwin Crofut
Ed Garneau
Dunham’s Furniture
Bennington
W. E. Dailey Co
Shaftsbury
Vermont Receives 8.8 Million for Defense Education Programs
Vermont has drawn 8.835 million dollars in federal NDEA funds since 1958, with 5.6 million in Title II loans for 6,000 students and 1.317 million in Title III grants. The program backs teacher training, curriculum, and language work across public and private schools, with fellowships and counseling support. It highlights national security aims and expansion under amendments through 1966.
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Boston
Vermont
Walter W. Mode
New England
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
U.S
U.S Office of Education
NDEA
Armed Forces
Peace Corps
Volunteers In Service To
America
VISTA
George Barden
Departments of Education
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North Bennington Road
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Duram
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Greenberg
Main Street
I Rita
San Francisco
Carl Hansen
Chevron Chemical Company
Ortho Division
Hansen
Dowin
Melee Anne Frost
A. J. Dewey & Sons
Mckinley Street
Bennington, VT
DIAL
John M. Moore
Hodgson
Shea
Main St
By Kroehler
Haynes & Kane, Inc
Stee
Vouk
Pratt ST
Roofing & Sheet Metal CO
Delco
Delco Energizers
Economy Auto Stores, Inc