Vermont Seeks Minimum Price Change for Milk
The Vermont Milk Control Board is urged by the Vermont Milk Dealers Association to set a 24 cent per quart minimum price for homogenized milk, replacing high test milk due to declining sales. The current minimum is 23 cents, with Montpelier stores charging 24 to 25 cents. Agriculture Commissioner Reed Rexford announced a hearing for November 15 in the Waterman Building at the University of Vermont.
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National Education Association Leader Opens Vermont Convention
Richard Batchelder, president of the National Education Association, was set to deliver the keynote address today at the 114th annual Vermont association convention opening.
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Richard Batchelder
National Education Association
Vermont Association
Vermont Mental Health Rally Set at Vermont Union High
Saul Cooper of South Shore Mental Health Center and Kurn Hattin Homes joins speakers Dr Jonathan Leopold state mental health commissioner and Dr Rupert Chittick Waterbury State Hospital superintendent for the first Vermont mental health rally at Vermont Union High School this Friday.
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Rupert Chittick
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Bob Dylan Benefit Concert at Patrick Gym Seats Remaining
About 2000 of over 5000 seats remain for the Bob Dylan benefit show at 8 pm Saturday in UVM Patrick Gym. Vermont Tuberculosis and Health Association hosts the event. St Michael's Crown and Sword Honorary Society will supply voluntary ushers.
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Viet Nam Topic at Norwich University Council
Capt. Thomas R. Hicklin and Capt. Allen F. Stebbins, ROTC instructors, spoke at Norwich University Council on International Affairs about their Viet Nam duties. About 100 cadets and faculty attended as they answered questions and the council plans another Vietnam program soon.
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Thomas R. Hicklin
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Allen F. Stebbins
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Viet Nam
Norwich University Council On International Affairs
SCORE Man of the Year honored in Vermont
Montpelier honored Louis Bailey a retired Waterbury businessman with a certificate Wednesday naming him SCORE Man of the Year. SCORE stands for Service Corps of Retired Executives, an informal group whose members donate time and advise to help struggling small businesses.
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Fire sets trio of businesses. seven year old held
A seven year old boy in New York Liberty area was arrested on Wednesday and charged with starting a fire that destroyed three businesses and damaged a fourth. Fire units from Sullivan County and four nearby communities fought the blaze, which wiped out a Firestone Tire and Rubber Co store a billiard parlor and an empty shop and damaged a theater roof. The boy reportedly used matches to ignite a tire and tossed it onto a pile of tires. Separately in Troy bail set at 5000 dollars for 28 year old John F Hogan on two burglaries including a theft from John Geiger and cash from Councilman John F Doughney. Hogan was ordered held for the county grand jury and remanded to jail until bail posted. In Schenectady Dr. Carter Davidson 60 former Union College president and leader of the Association of American Colleges died in Washington DC. He had led Union since 1946 after presiding Knox College in Galesburg Illinois beginning in 1936 at age 30.
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Galesburg
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Berkshire Veterans Memorial tower fate debated after years
The Mount Greylock memorial tower remains stalled as the Reservation Commission learns the attorney general says it is not responsible for the overhaul. The state director of building construction will supervise the $306,000 appropriation. A meeting with veterans groups will seek views on possible redesign.
Robert Frost Library Dedication at Amherst Weekend
Amherst hosts the Robert Frost Library dedication during alumni weekend at 2 30 p m. The event highlights campus history and community gatherings. Williamstown and Mt Greylock chapter officials lead the Students Abroad Selection Committee to pick two Mt Greylock juniors for future participation. North Adams plans a new airplane parking project at the city airport with a bid target in January for a tie down lot.
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Williamstown
Frederick Copeland
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Lanesboro
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Mt. Greylock
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American Field Service
North Adams
$227 Million Dickey Dam Project Awaits Signature of President
President Johnson’s signature was needed to authorize the start on the controversial 227 million St John River Hydroelectric Project in Maine. The project, tied to a 2 billion rivers and harbors bill, survived House defeat and Senate-conferee compromises, with strong debate among New England members and vocal opposition from Massachusetts lawmakers. Betty Grable to perform in Hello Dolly in Las Vegas this December at the Riviera Hotel.
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Andrea Doria Salvage Delayed to April Weather
Detroit salvage expert Capt Don Henry says salvage of the Andrea Doria is postponed until April due to weather. He awaits SEC stock sale approval and plans to pursue several jobs while awaiting favorable April conditions for the Doria operation.
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