Former NLRB counsel criticizes Congress and labor board
Kenneth McGuiness told the Associated Industries of Vermont conference that disobedience of the law has become a greater illness than poverty. He urged the NLRB to enforce laws, not write them, and argued the board has favored union leaders over management in recent years. He warned employers often do not understand labor laws and fail to obey them, noting a shift toward internal managerial hiring over bargaining with labor.
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NYC Conservative Backs Johnson Viet Nam Peace Efforts
Jeffrey St. John, a former New York City Republican candidate, told a Vermont Student Movement rally he will back President Johnson over Viet Nam peace “whatever the necessary action.” He opposes using nuclear weapons now. The group’s church ban continued and they were denied the House of Representatives at the State House, meeting instead outside in 40 degree weather.
Vermont College Qualification Test Set For November
The Selective Service College Qualification Test will be given November 18 and 19 in Burlington and Montpelier by the University of Vermont. Eligible men 18 years old and over in college or planning to attend next year must apply by October 21. In Burlington the test will be at Southwick Gymnasium on November 18 and Hills Building and Waterman Building on November 19. in Montpelier at the Masonic Temple on Main Street. No further test dates are announced.
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Two Die in Head-on Crash on Route 103
State police report two men died in a head-on collision on Route 103. Lyle L. Jenness, 72, of East Wallingford and Herbert A. Siegal, 63, of Framingham, Mass., were identified as the victims. Siegal was northbound and Jenness southbound when their vehicles collided in the center of the road. The crash remains under investigation.
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Troy accountant named assistant to the comptroller at RPI
John H. Nolan aged 49, a longtime Troy accountant, was named assistant to RPI’s comptroller. He will manage Rensselaer’s federal and state government financial relations and contract invoicing, after seven years as a partner in Nolan and Company. On Troy’s downtown, Holiday Inn wins zoning relief to build a 152 guest motel, with a service station. construction to begin this month and opening in June.
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Demick Seeks Police Chief Post in Hoosick Falls
The Rensselaer County Civil Service Commission closed applications today for the Hoosick Falls police chief exam to be held on November 5. Frank J. Demick, longtime patrolman and acting chief, filed to compete, having passed last year’s patrolman civil service test.
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Zoning Board Grants Greylock Antenna Variance in Berkshire
In Pittsfield the Zoning Board of Appeals granted unanimously a variance for Greylock Broadcasting Co to erect a 383 foot FM antenna on land off Brickhouse Mountain Road and Cascade Street despite a Planning Board warning. In Newton Adams rising figures: Philip S Sayles, 69, retired Drury math and science teacher and former Adams High principal, died after long illness at North Adams Hospital, survived by wife, son, daughter and two grandchildren. A Pittsfield drunkard attempted to jail himself at the House of Correction, caused a disturbance at police HQ, and will face proper court processing. Berkshire County anti race drive seeks $500 for advertising to oppose racing on the November ballot.
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Humphrey Praises Administration On Swing Through New England
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey praised the current administration's record of sustained economic growth in Nashua New Hampshire contrasting it with the previous era's sluggish economy. He urged support for the Democratic ticket noting there are sensible voters in the state who backed his appeal.
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New England Highway Aid Declared for 1968 Funds
Washington reporters note federal aid apportionments for New England highway construction for fiscal year 1968. A campaign swing by Vice President Humphrey includes planned remarks in Manchester and Bangor Maine. University of Maine students plan to picket his Bangor speech. Humphrey criticizes opponents and promotes administration growth and policy on the economy and federal action.
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Portent Of Things To Come Weather Storms Across Plains
United Press International reports heavy snow in Montana Utah and Colorado with Wyoming burying into 17 inches of snow causing deaths and disruptions. Severe weather warnings stretch from Nebraska to Iowa with hard freezes and thunderstorm watches in multiple states.
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Vermont DMV issues redesigned 1967 auto registration forms
Commissioner James E. Malloy announced the 1967 pleasure car registration applications go on sale November 7 at town clerks offices and police stations with a redesigned three part form one third smaller and easier to use. Truck trailer and motorcycle applications arrive February 13 for May 1 start.
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James E. Malloy
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Explosions Rock Montreal Area Plant Fire
A Monsanto Chemical Co plant in LaSalle near Montreal suffered a sequence of blasts late Thursday, with a rising death toll and dozens missing or injured. Firefighters battled flaming vats and tank cars holding volatile polyvinyl chlorides as homes within miles reported shattered windows from the shock.
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Monsanto Chemical Co
Arlington tax deadline notice from town and school district
Arlington and the East Arlington town and school district warn taxpayers that property taxes are due by October 15 to avoid additional collection costs and penalties. The notice stresses timely payment to prevent added charges.
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