Sevareid Celebrity Series Sellout at Middlebury Mead Chapel
In Middlebury the first Middlebury College Celebrity Series program featuring CBS commentator Eric Sevareid sold out at Mead Chapel Sunday night. Sevareid writes a weekly Banner column. In Montpelier L Douglas Meridith of National Life Insurance was elected to Mohawk Airlines board, joining Mohawk president Robert E Peach after an Utica meeting that enlarged the board from 16 to 18 members, with Meridith filling one of two new posts.
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Middlebury
Middlebury College
CBS
Eric Sevareid
Mead Chapel
Sevareid
Vermont Eyes $60 Million Outdoor Recreation Push
Vermont may spend upward of $60 million over the next five years on outdoor recreation development and open space preservation. State planner Richard H. Macomber noted two federal funded programs under study, one targeting expanded recreation and a broad initiative to protect scenic views. The five year plan totals about $13.5 million, with only $10 million spent on recreation since the 1700s.
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Macomber
Vermont
Times-Reporter to Resume Daily Publication Soon
Springfield publisher Harold Raynolds Jr announces the Daily Times-Reporter will resume within three weeks. A interim morning paper will publish Tuesday and Thursday as capacity expands to support a daily edition. Tyler Resch, ex Bennington Banner editor, serves as managing editor.
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Springfield
Morning Daily Times-Reporter
Harold Raynolds Jr
Tyler Resch
The
Bennington Banner
Times- Reporter
Vermont Policyholders to Receive 1965 Dividends
National Life Insurance Company of Vermont will pay $585,839 in dividends in 1965 to its Vermont policyholders. Dividends follow a fixed rate but differ by policy type cash value age and benefit provisions. In 1964 the firm paid $510,605 in Vermont dividends and $1,638,473 in other benefits including annuities endowments death claims and disability and surrender payments.
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Burlington
National Life Insurance Company of Vermont
Fred S. Bryan
Vermont
Connarn to Attend New England Equal Employment Conference
Attorney General John P. Connarn will attend the New England Conference on Equal Employment Opportunity at the Statler Hilton in Boston on October 29. He will join an all day workshop on new federal anti discrimination laws. The conference is sponsored by the President's EEOC the Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination Associated Industries of Massachusetts Mass Plan for Equal Employment Opportunity and Snelling and Snelling of Massachusetts.
Controversy over private accounting of county records
In Rensselaer County New York County Clerk Martin B Stack proposed a joint financed private accounting of county records before Election Day The move follows a sharp fiscal debate as Stack touts a county treasury cash balance of over 500000 and says conditions couldn't be better The proposal was backed by both Republican and Democratic organizations and sparked controversy Monday night
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Troy
Rensselaer County
Martin B. Stack
Stack
Smith promoted to regional coordinator in GE Computer Dept
George R. Smith, long associated with Hoosick Falls and Bennington,已 promoted to regional coordinator of training and public relations for GE’s southern Computer Department with headquarters in Atlanta. He established the first formal training center in 1961, moved to Atlanta last year as district instructor, and will supervise media relations across 11 southern states.
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Schenectady
George R. Smith
Hoosick Falls
Bennington
General Electric Co
Computer Department
Atlanta
Smith
Rabbi Seeks Mutual Respect After Church Edict
Rabbi Herman Kieval of Temple Beth Israel urged church leaders to recognize Jews do not need conversion for salvation and called for mutual respect and coexistence following Rome’s statement addressing blame for Jesus’ death.
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Albany
Jesus
Herman Kieval
Temple Beth Israel
Kieval
Knife assault probes at Briggsville mill
Police continue to investigate a knife attack Saturday night at the Strong Hewat mill in Briggsville. Edward Lescarbeau Jr., 34, of Heartwellville, sustained a superficial 1 inch wound to the right stomach area. Company president R H James Hewat called it likely a bolt theft attempt.
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North Adams
Edward Lescarbeau Jr
Heartwellville
Four Million GE Lab Planned at Pittsfield Plant
General Electric announced a 4 million dollar, 90,000 square foot all electric laboratory at the Pittsfield plant. Construction to begin April 1966 with completion in early 1967. In Williamstown, Arthur Ellison and wife Winifred were dumped into Newport Harbor after a dinghy capsized. Barbara Gray of Framingham was critically injured.
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Pittsfield
General Electric Co
Power Distribution Division
Woodland Avenue
Williamstown
Arthur E. Ellison
Winifred
Newport
R. 1
Barbara Gray
Framingham
Mass
Draft Card Burner Held on $500 Bail
David J. Miller a 22 year old New York college graduate was arrested in Hooksett and arraigned in Hillsboro County Jail on a federal charge for burning a draft card during a televised protest He was ordered held on 500 bail and faces up to five years in prison and a 10000 dollar fine The incident followed a protest with six Catholic pacifists near St Anselm College and the New York rally where the card was burned on camera by Miller
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Manchester
N.H
UPI
Hillsboro
David J. Miller
New York
FBI
New Hampshire
Hooksett
Miller
Congress
U.S
Peter J. Bourque
U.S. District Court of New York
Bourque
Viet Nam
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service System
Hershey
Selective Service
Quonset Point
R.I
United States
St. Anselm’s College
St. Anselm’s
Armed Forces
Student Association For Non-Violent Action
Syracuse Draft Board
Catholic Worker
Catholic Church
Insurance Executive To Speak At Bennington Club Dinner
Robert L. Plageman of Lenox Massachusetts will speak on Work Simplification at a dinner meeting of the Industrial Management Club serving the Bennington County Hoosick Falls area. The event is sponsored by H T Cushman Mfg Corp of North Bennington. Dinner starts 6 30 p m with program at 7 30 p m.
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Industrial Management Club
Bennington County- Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Robert L. Plageman
Lenox
Mass
Berkshire Life Insurance Co
Pittsfield
H.T. Cushman Mfg. Corp
North Bennington
Plageman
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co
Berkshire
Albany,n.y
The
Systems and Procedures Association
Life Office Management Association
Enlistments Rise With Draft Expansion Across Services
Washington reports that expanding the military draft boosted voluntary enlistments across all services. Draft calls more than doubled, with October 33,600, November 36,450, and December 45,224. Army voluntary enlistments reached 13,300 in September, Navy and Marine numbers show increases, while the Air Force delayed volunteers to later months. Cary Grant film news also noted.
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Washington
UPI
Pentagon
Army
Navy
Air Force
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Times
Down In
GE Lab
Marines
Life Management Institute
Pittsfield Industrial Management Club
Theodore V. Dawicki
Polygraphic Company of America
John A. Ekwall
Hale Company Inc
Arlington
Hollywood
Cary Grant
Samantha Eggar
Jim Hutton
Senate
Morrissey
Sen
Leverett Saltonstall
R-Mass
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Judiciary Committee
Nicholas Deb. Katzenbach
James O. Eastland
D-Miss
Katzenbach
New Guide
Berlin
Karl Baedeker
Freiburg
MacMillian Co
Walter Whitney
Main
Carroll's
the Vermont Bank and Trust Company
Bellows Falls
Chester
Brattleboro
Rutland
Federal Deposit Insurance Cooperation
Dinty Moore
Walker
America
OLD Hickory Distillers CO
PHILA
Rothbard’s
G&g
Myrtle Avenue
Albany, N.Y
Petey
Gilbey
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