State health board warns on merger fears socialized medicine
Burlington AP report says the Vermont Board of Health warned that merging the health welfare and mental health departments could push toward socialized medicine. Dr. Robert B. Aiken urged more study and warned against political appointments to head the new agency while supporting health and welfare coordination. The panel urged caution as the plan nears action.
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Burlington
State Board of Health
Robert B. Aiken
Troy Ranked 22nd in Upstate Tax Levy Per Capita
Troy ranks 22nd among 60 upstate cities in per capita city and county tax levies. The combined levy per resident is 84.29 dollars, with total city and county taxes reaching 5.5 million dollars last year. Mechanicville is cited as the state's smallest city with the lowest tax. COHOES Traffic light halts threatened baby carriage protest. Saratoga Site mothers win with light and double yellow lines at exit.
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Troy
New York
Mechanicville
Saratoga Site
Brush fire blocked by freight train in Mechanicville yard
Fire crews responding to a brush fire in Mechanicville were delayed seven minutes when a Boston and Maine freight train entered the D and H yards, slowing emergency access in the tinder dry area.
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Mechanicville
Boston & Maine
North Berkshire faces Aero-Mation financing questions
At the North Berkshire Redevelopment Committee annual dinner NBDC director Roger Jewett said the Area Redevelopment Authority in Washington has not fully committed to financing Aero-Mation. NBDC already pledged 274000 toward the deal if a government loan is approved. In Pittsfield the School Committee meets tonight as 59 administrators seek a ratio pay plan to set teacher differentials. In Williamstown two men pled guilty to breaking and entering at the Howard Johnson Restaurant. sentencing is set.
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North Adams
Area Redevelopment Authority
Aero-Mation
Northern Berkshire Development Corp
North Berkshire Redevelopment Committee
Roger Jewett
NBDC
ARA Group
ARA
Washington
Pittsfield
The
Teachers Association
Robert Sumner
David Perras
Seymour, Conn
Berkshire County
Howard Johnson
Williamstown
Sterling Hayden Turns to Writing Career in Belev edere
Hollywood star Sterling Hayden says he has begun a second career as a writer. He spoke with reporters in Belevedere about his new autobiography Wanderer and his plans for other projects, including a novel, noting he now works 12 hours daily seven days a week. Judy Garland seeks contempt action against Sid Luft after a Beverly Hills restaurant incident.
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Belevedere
Calif
Sterling Hayden
Hollywood
Hayden
Santo Monica
Judy Garland
Sid Luft
Beverly Hills
Luft
Miss Garland
Hoff rises as Vermont Governor contrasts with earlier days
A two week Vermont assignment spotlights Gov. Philip H. Hoff’s transformation from a hesitant freshman in 1961 to a confident modern leader. He challenges Republicans, draws praise for candor, and is viewed as a strong bet for re election.
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Associated Press
Vermont
Philip H. Hoff
Hoff
William Jay Smith
Pownal
Phil
Cottin
State House
Turner’s Falls
Mass
Ray Keyser
Barre - Montpelier
Stafford
Keyser
Bennington
Northeast Kingdom
Phil Hoff
Rockefeller Aims to Rally Vermont Support at Woodstock
Nelson Rockefeller plans a Saturday visit to Woodstock Vermont to meet about 25 Republican backers before a Dartmouth Holy Cross game. The event at Laurence Rockefeller’s home seeks to renew ties with the governor and bolster his presidential bid amid prior strong Vermont organization.
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Woodstock
Nelson Rockefeller
Vermont
New York
James L. Oakes
R Windham
Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
Kennedy on New England swing with Maine honor and fund raiser
President Kennedy travels to Maine to receive an honorary degree at the University of Maine and inspect the Passamaquoddy Bay tidal project site before a $100-a-plate Democratic dinner in Boston. He follows a tight schedule from 9:15 a.m. departure to 9:55 p.m. armory departure.
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University of Maine
Passamaquoddy Bay
Kennedy
Boston
Commonwealth Armory
Andrews Air Force Base
Dow Air Force Base
Orono
Dow
Logan International Airport
Sheraton Plaza Hotel
Sheraton Plaza
Boston Armory
Armory
Wallace to Speak at Harvard Radcliffe and Two Other Ivy Schools
Alabama Governor George Wallace will begin a three Ivy League speaking tour on November 4 with a Harvard Radcliffe event restricted to ticketed students and faculty. He will also address Dartmouth College on November 5 and Brown University on November 7.
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Cambridge
Mass
Alabama
George Wallace
Harvard
Radcliffe
Harvard-Radcliffe
Young Democrats Club
Burt Ross
Ross
Wallace
Dartmouth College
Brown University
Greene Named New Marine Corps Commandant
The Senate confirmed Lt Gen Wallace M Greene Jr to be commandant of the Marine Corps, effective January 1. A Waterbury Vermont native and 1930 Naval Academy graduate, Greene succeeds Gen David M Shoup after 33 years in the Marines including World War II Pacific combat duty.
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Washington
Senate
Kennedy
Wallace M. Greene Jr
Marine Corps
Greene
Corps
David M. Shoup
Waterbury
Naval Academy
Marines
Pacific
Bennington Banner Rates and Publication Details
The Bennington Banner daily newspaper lists contact numbers and addresses at 425 Main St Vermont. It notes AP news rights and provides home delivery, carrier, and mail subscription rates for various regions and durations.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
Vermont
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
Associated Press
Chicken War Truce Targeted by United States and Common Market
After sixteen months of tariff clashes over poultry imports the United States and the European Common Market agreed to a neutral international panel to issue advisory findings. The panel will assess damages claimed by both sides and guide possible tariff changes though not binding.
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Washington
United States
Christian A. Herter
Kennedy
West Germany
Brussels
U.S
Farley Urges Businessmen to Enter Ward Politics
James A. Farley, Roosevelt’s former campaign manager, told a Tampa audience that American businessmen should engage in precinct and ward politics. He argued that grassroots involvement beats broad speeches about removing government from business and would be more effective.
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Tampa
Fla
James A. Farley
Farley
Franklin D. Roosevelt
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