Vermont Still In Running For Atomic Plant Site
Vermont remains a candidate for a proposed nuclear generating plant. New England Power Co officials say Connecticut’s project is separate and no location for NEPCo’s own plant has been decided. Sites under consideration include Rhode Island and Massachusetts alongside Vermont. The 1961 Vermont Legislature repealed the electrical generating tax effective 1965 to support a potential $100 million plant, urged by Gov. Keyser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Vermont
Connecticut
New England Power Co
Boston
U.S
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
New England
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Keyser
Maple vs U S maple output rivalry noted in Vermont
Vermont maple officials report Canada produces more than twice the maple products of the United States in the past two years. Canada averages 30 million pounds while U S output falls from 30 million to 14 million. 16 million pounds were imported from Canada last year. Officials discuss methods to meet competition and sewer projects in the Northeast Kingdom seek federal funds. Burlington sees staffing change at the Federal Power Commission with Rushford replacing Debevoise as special assistant to Ross.
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Montpelier
Canada
United States
Vermont
Maple Industry Council
Frank Rees
Essex Junction
U.S
Murray Thompson
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Quebec
Elmer E. Towne
Burlington
Donald L. Rushford
Thomas M. Debevoise
Charles R. Ross
Federal Power Commission
Rushford
Debevoise
Ross
Public Service
Rockefeller proposes state science and technology foundation
Albany Governor Nelson Rockefeller proposed establishing a state science and technology foundation to promote space-age industry in New York. He said the plan will be part of the 1963 legislative session as he spoke to the New York State Press Association. A overheated chimney from a wood stove caused a Petersburg Village fire on Route 2. Mrs. Albert Ferguson and her five children escaped unharmed.
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Albany
Nelson Rockefeller
Science and Technology Foundation
Empire State
New York State Press Association
Petersburg
Albert Ferguson
Route 2
Petersburg Village
Troy
Griswold Heights
Troy Housing Authority
Williamstown
Albert Bachand
Cambridge Valley Bank Moves To West Main Street
Cambridge officials relocate the Cambridge Valley National Bank from East Main and Washington to 25 West Main Street. An open house is planned next Saturday as the move marks the first relocation in nearly a century.
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Cambridge
Washington County
Cambridge Valley National Bank
East Main and
Washington Streets
West Main St
Child Dies After Tree Fall In North Adams
Six year old Down in Berkshire son of Mrs Marion Thompson 34 Walden St North Adams died last night in North Adams Hospital from injuries from a tree fall. Surgeons fought to correct internal injuries. Balancing line: North Adams School Committee grants teachers 450 raise. Bascom Lodge to stay open. William Rhoads Williams College to speak on Massachusetts taxes with opponent Richard A Hunter.
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North Adams
Mark Thompson
Marion Thompson
Walden St
North Adams Hospital
Bascom Lodge
Mt. Greylock
Reservation Commission
Williamstown
Massachusetts
William Rhoads
Williams College
League of Women Voters
Richard A. Hunter
Rock of Ages Dedication of New Visitor Center in Graniteville
U.S. Senator George D. Aiken and Gov. F. Ray Keyser Jr. will speak at the dedication of Rock of Ages new Visitor Reception Center and Products Display Building in Graniteville tonight. Robert S. Gillette, company president, outlines needs and planned uses as officers, directors, and supervisory personnel attend a social hour and dinner. The one story 90 by 30 foot facility near the quarry showcases building granites from Graniteville Bethel VT Wausau WI and Granite OK. It will host quarry guide services reception displays and showroom for visitors and customers with temporary displays for the Nov 8 dedication program.
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Rock of Ages
Graniteville
Rock of Ages Corp
Bethel
Wausau
Wis
Granite
Oklo
Rock of Ages Rough Stock
Crowds Help Firefighters At Lumber Yard Fire
In Youngstown Ohio crowds gathered to watch a lumber yard fire. Fire Chief Fred Bowser ordered spectators to move heavy hoses over 100 yards, then thanked them publicly for cooperating.
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Youngstown, Ohio
Fred Bowser
Lumber Company
Optimum Nursing Care Varies, Vermont Hospital Assn Reports
Burlington hosts two day Vermont Hospital Association meeting focusing on optimum nursing care. Panelists say care varies by hospital and depends on administration, nursing leadership, and available resources. Dr. Ackart of the AHA outlines programs and salary surveys driving hospital improvements.
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Vermont Hospital Assn
Burlington
Vermont Hospital Association
Basin Harbor
American Hospital Association
Chicago
Richard J. Ackart
AHA
Department of Administrative and Professional Services
John F. Berry
DeGoesbri
Noma R. Brown
Concord
Ackart
American Association of Hospital Accountants
Hos
Pital Association
Cleveland
American Hopital Association
Kerr - Mills
Hoover Denies Vermont Probe of Highways
FBI chief J. Edgar Hoover says the FBI has not conducted any investigation in Vermont related to highway scandals since the interstate construction program began six years ago. The denial followed questions raised after TV commentator Brinkley linked Vermont to other states with road building irregularities.
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Brattleboro, Vt
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Vermont
Hoover
James L. Oakes
R-Windham
Highway Department
Oakes
David Brinkley
Brinkley
General Accounting Office
GAO
Woman 74 Takes Flight to Russia to Reunite With Son
In Little Rock, Mrs. Frank Lukly, 74, left for Russia to visit her son Brosi Belman, whom she hasn’t seen in over 50 years. She came to the United States in 1912 to marry, left a 10-year-old son with her father, and lost contact during the Russian revolution and World War I. She learned last year that her son, now a civil engineer at Odessa on the Black Sea, was alive through relatives of a friend.
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Little Rock, Ark
Little Rock
Russia
Frank Lukly
United States
Lukly
Brosi Belman
Odessa
Black Sea
Bennington Banner Rates And Contact Details
The Bennington Banner outlines subscription rates for local and national deliveries, with 50 mile radius Vermonter and U.S. pricing. It lists newsroom and display advertising numbers and notes availability by carrier.
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Stern Business
Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
Vermont
Banner Publishing Corporation
Associated Press
Radius
U.S
Tremors After Birth Raise Brain Damage Concern
In Berlin New Hampshire a baby girl born half an hour after her mother died in an automobile crash shows a slight tremor that may indicate brain injury from oxygen deprivation. Surgeon Dr Leandre Beaudoin notes only time will reveal serious outcomes while the infant progresses with nourishment and care.
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Berlin
N.H
Leandre Beaudoin
Gerard C. Berthiaume
Louis M. Rozek
Doctors Need Doctors in Chicago Report Health Issues
Dr. Thomas M. Perry of Washington D.C. reported to the AMA that two thirds of doctors showed significant abnormalities from 17 tests conducted at a June meeting. The findings suggested about 2212 illness instances, including heart ailments and gout, with recommendations for re testing by each doctor’s pathologist.
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Chicago
Thomas M. Perry
Washington D.C
AMA
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New York
Rocky Eyes State Science Foundation
Cambridge Bank
Down In
Berkshire
Bachand
Hypnotechnician
Mountain Lodge
Rock of Ages’ Visitor
Robert S. Gillette
Drysdale’s
Fafe Parking Armory
Nes
la Ana
Quality Table Radio
Zenith
Ac/DC
E.T. Williams
Cecile
Berthiaume
Norman Gagne
Beaudoin
Kwikeeze
Vermont Bank and Trust Company
Bellows Falls
Chester
Brattleboro - Rutland - Bennington
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