New science city draws Soviet elites to transformed Siberia
At a gleaming campus near Novosibirsk a new science city attracts top Soviet researchers in nuclear physics and computing. The area blends luxury housing and abundant benefits with stark contrasts to nearby Novosibirsk’s crowded, developing districts, where editor Beraydin notes ongoing housing expansion and a propaganda of better worker perks.
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Novosibirsk
Western Siberia
UPI
Soviet Union
U.S.S.R
Trofim Lysenko
Television in Review by Rick Dubrow
UPI reports CBS and NBC guided half hour news toward more personal human stories. Kuralt on CBS roams with a camera crew for overlooked tales while NBC expands Huntley-Brinkley depth through editor contributions.
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Hollywood
UPI
Cbs-Tv
Nbc-Tv
Walter Cronekite
Charles Kuralt
Kuralt
Henry Fairlie
Horizons Magazine
Hitch-Hiking Actress Strives For Movie Stardom
Jan Powell, a would be actress and dancer, travels Sunset Boulevard by hitchhiking to casting calls and reading sessions. She hopes to break into film for the money and to reconnect with her mother, currently living apart since she was three months old. Her purple car with a red trunk was stolen two months ago, and she relies on a manager hoping to land her in the title role of Candy.
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Hollywood
UPI
Sunset Boulevard
Jan Powell
Jan
Tibetan Refugees Strive To Preserve Country's Culture
Tibetan refugees pursue cultural survival after 1950 Communist takeover. About 60,000 fled over the Himalayas to India and neighboring regions, with camps in India Nepal Sikkim Bhutan and Switzerland. Dalai Lama urges world to remember Tibetans and preserve language history and Buddhist traditions.
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Washington
China
Tibet
National Geographic Society
India
Mepal
Sikkim
Bhutan
Switzerland
Dalai Lama
Nepal
National Geographic
Katmandu
Lhasa
Ancillary Estate Notice for Rose Engel in Readsboro
Commissioners Hollis Yorke and Charles Priest announce a meeting to examine and adjust claims against Rose Engel late of New Britain Connecticut deceased. The sessions run December 19 and February 19 from 10 AM to 5 PM at Hollis Yorke’s home in Readsboro. Claimants must file within four months from October 19, 1967.
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Rose Engel
Honorable
Probate Court
District of
Bennington
New Britain
Conn
Hollis Yorke
Readsboro
Charles Priest
Notice to creditors in estate of Walter Johnson Searsburg
The estate of Walter Johnson late of Searsburg in Bennington District invites all creditors to appear at the office of Williams & Witten in Bennington on April 10 and 17 at 10 o clock A.M. for examination and allowance of claims. Six months from October 10, 1967, is the limit to present claims. Dated Bennington October 10, 1967. Floyd Holiday Francis Kenyon.
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Walter Johnson
Probate Court
District of
Bennington
Searsburg
Williams & Witten
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Francis Kenyon
Henrietta J. Barrow
Honorable
T. Garry Buckley
James R. Mitchell
Lester H. Nichols
Lester H., Nichols
Vermont Bank and Trust Co
Joseph A. Shea
John R. Stone
Probate Court Sets November Hearing on Shoemaker Trust Account
The Bennington Probate Court assigns November 1 for examination and allowance of the Michael M Shoemaker trust estate account covering June 30 1965 to June 30 1967. Notice to interested parties via The Bennington Banner three weeks prior.
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State OF Vermont
Bennington
Michael M, Shoemaker
Michael M. Shoemaker
Catherine C. Behan
Roger W. Blanchard
ESTATE CLAIM notices in Bennington district for two estates
Notices in Bennington announce claims for the estates of Henrietta J. Barrow and Lester H. Nichols. Creditors must file at specified offices on set dates, with six month claim periods from late 1967, and meeting hours from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Each estate lists the meeting dates, offices, and deadlines for examination and allowance. Also included is a job applicant notice about Fair Labor Standards Act wage requirements and where to contact the Wage-Hour Office in Boston.
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Bennington Banner
United States Labor Department
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Federal
Government Center
Boston
Massachusetts
Estate notices for Bertha D Brown and Ray G Sweet
Public notices in Bennington Banner announce November deadlines to examine and allow estate accounts. Heirs and claimants must appear at the Bennington Probate Office to contest accounts and establish rights to residue. Notices dated October 31 to November 14, 1967, issued by Register Catherine C. Behan.
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Bertha D
Brown
Vermont
Bennington
Searsburg
Bertha D. Brown
Catherine C. Behan
Ray G
Sweet
Pownal
Ray G. Sweet
Bid Invitation for Samuel H Abbott Estate in Windham
Sealed bids for 89 acres with buildings on Abbott Road Windham County Vermont are due by 5 PM November 13 1967. Minimum bid 9000 with 10 percent certified check deposits balance at closing by December 13 1967 taxes prorated November 13 1967 no survey available inquiries to Richard C Kearley Townshend VT tel 802-365-7312.
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Windham
Richard C. Kearley
Samuel H. Abbott
Kearley
Townshend
Vermont
Abbott Road
Windham County
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