New Skills Seen Key To NE Economic Growth
The Federal Reserve Bank of Boston states New England's education will drive future growth as automation shifts demand to professional and technical workers. It notes rising share of nonmanufacturing jobs, with projected 38 percent growth in professional roles and drop in unskilled positions by 1970.
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Ted) Kennedy
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United States Senate
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Education Alert session discusses Simpson plan and district changes
A Wilmington Education Alert meeting outlined current issues and future changes in the state Department of Education. The Simpson plan to equalize state aid and redistricting to include towns under one district were debated, along with adding supervisory assistants. About 50 attendees included Guilford and Dover educators, town reps, and directors. Dr. A. John Holden presided with H. Francis Mahoney and others present.
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Helen W. Brown
Castleton
John G. Kristiansen
Thrift Shop Seeks Winter Supplies and Accessories
Thrift shop requests include winter pajamas, men’s work pants, blankets and quilts, playing cards, handbags and winter clothing. On hand are coasters, ski bindings, a bassinet liner, vermouth spray, terry towels, beach hats and an extra large suitcase. Workers listed are Mrs. Daniel Sargent, Mrs. Josiah Fuller, Mrs. Paul Cross, Mrs. Richard Van Santvoord and Mrs. William Haug.
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Paul Cross
Richard van Santvoord
William Haug
54 Million May Vote On Tuesday
AP reports about 54.3 million Americans are expected to vote next Tuesday, about 65 percent of eligible voters. The state tallies show New York leading gains since 1958, with California Illinois Missouri Florida Ohio Texas Tennessee and Indiana also increasing eligible voters by hundreds of thousands.
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Multiple defendants face fines and prison terms in municipal court
John D. Conlin 28 of Hazard ville Conn received 4 to 8 years in correction for nighttime breaking and entering with concurrent six months for petty larceny. Howard Chandler 27 of 1010 County St pleaded guilty to unassigned plates, 10 days jail. Carroll J. Wilcox 51 of Arlington fined 105.10 for DUI. Walter L. Gregory 31 of White Creek N Y pled not guilty to DUI and intoxication, bail set 100. Other defendants pleaded guilty or nolo to various driving and property offenses with fines from 30.10 to 45.10 and pre sentence investigations pending.
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Carroll J. Wilcox
Arlington
Walter L. Gregory
White Creek
N.Y
Salvartore J. Mangano
Hamlen Ave
Junior G. Miner
Division St
Marilyn J. Finardi
Adams
Noto
Peter F. Hayes
North Bennington
Donald V. Burchard
Nolo
Kenneth Y. George
Pownal Center
Satellite launch postponed to 3 30 am Wednesday
A Cape Canaveral geodetic satellite mission faced a one day delay due to technical troubles. The launch was rescheduled for 3 30 a m Wednesday to obtain more precise earth measurements.
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Massachusetts Senate race hinges on independent voters
In Massachusetts 1.2 million independent voters shape the Kennedy Lodge contest for the U S Senate. Kennedy leads among independents in polling and enjoys broad support from his campaign while Lodge touts solid independent backing. A third candidate, Harvard professor H Stuart Hughes, could siphon votes amid the Cuban crisis backdrop.
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U.S. Senate
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George Cabot Lodge
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Molly Stark PTA Plans Open House for Education Week
Molly Stark PTA plans an Open House during American Education Week November 11 17. The event will include free babysitting, parent participation in schedules, and rides for those needing transportation. Open house replaces the monthly meeting with no business agenda.
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PTA
Vermont Congress of Parents and Teachers
Molly Stark Parent- Teacher Association
Ski Vermont folder highlights state's ski areas for 1963
The Vermont Development Department releases a four color Ski Vermont folder for the 1963 season. It covers 39 major ski areas with 11 photographs, a locator map, mileage chart from metro areas to 30 Vermont communities, and an artist’s cover concept. Over 75,000 copies distributed to ski shops travel agencies out of state bureaus and outlets. Copies available by writing Ski Desk Montpelier.
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Vermont Development Department
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