Vermont SBA approves 47000 in loans for three firms
The Small Business Administration reports 47000 in loans for three Vermont firms. William J. Sykas to receive 30000 direct loan for Lobster Pot Restaurant. Sel Bar Weaving Inc. gets 10000 participation loan. Gene R. and Barbara Fletcher receive 7000 participation loan.
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Montpelier
Small Business Administration
Vermont
Gordon W. Morris
SBA
William J. Sykas
Sel-Bar Weaving Inc
Newport
Gene R
Barbara Fletcher
Rochester
Montpelier Churches Plan School Prayer Services
Three more Montpelier churches Trinity Methodist First Baptist Bethany Congregational join Christ Episcopal in offering morning prayers for public school students after a state policy ends school Bible readings. Services run Monday to Friday at 7:30 a.m. for high school and 8:20 a.m. for grade school. A Montpelier meeting discusses cooperation with Granby and nearby towns, plus potential state grant for St. Lawrence electric power.
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Thursa
Trinity Methodist Church
First Baptist Church
Bethany Congregational Church
Christ Episcopal Church, Sichgan
State Board of Education
Montpelier Hiff
Ory
Granby
Vermont
Ic Service Board
Washington Electric Cooperative
St. Lawrence
Albany Medical College promotes three senior physicians to professor
Albany Medical College announces three clinical faculty promotions to professor from associate professor. Lionel Ursuscott neurology William L Sands psychiatry and William P Nelson III postgraduate medicine receive the higher rank.
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Albany
Albany Medical College
Harold C. “ Ers
Lionel [Ruscott
William L. Sands
William P. Nelson III
Williams College student fined for liquor purchase in Williamstown
An 18-year-old Williams College student from Lancaster Pennsylvania was fined 35 dollars in Williamstown District Court after pleading guilty to purchasing liquor by falsely claiming age. In North Adams Raymond L Merrigan was nominated for permanent postmaster by President Kennedy after two years as acting head, succeeding the late Harold Gunnason and prior temporary appointee. Berkshire cases included Francis E Russell of Pittsfield sentenced to five to seven years for unarmed robbery of an 87 year old resident. Lawrence Walden Jr. of Williamstown ordered to 35 days observation for arson in a Williamstown home fire.
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Troy
Supreme Court
A.M. Polsinelli
Robert J. Adams
Williamstown
Williams College
Lancaster
Richard Ek
Dodge
North Adams
Raymond L. Merrigan
Pomaster
Pittsfield
Francis E. Russell
Berkshire Superior Court
Francis J. Quirice
Lawrence Walden Jr
Five Day Forecast For New England
The U S Weather Bureau predicts five day trend from Saturday to Wednesday with temperatures 3 to 5 degrees above normal. Warmer weekend then cooler early next week and warmer again by Wednesday. Precipitation expected 0.4 to 0.8 inch mainly in eastern Massachusetts New Hampshire and Maine with rain tonight and showers thunder showers late Sunday.
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Boston
U.S. Weather Bureau
New England
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
Maine
Plan for federal aid to develop a low cost short haul plane
Rep. Brad Morse proposes a bill to authorize the FAA to collaborate with government and private agencies to design test a 24 seat 1000 pound cargo plane for local service. The measure follows CAB moves restricting Northeast Airlines Florida service and echoes Senate calls for a compact airliner addressing low density routes.
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Washington
Brad Morse
R-Mass
Morse
Federal Aviation Agency
Civil Aeronautics Board
Senate
Tom McIntyre
D-N.h
New Hampshire
Northeast Airlines
Florida
Northeast
New England
Brandon Association Opens 1963-64 Season Sunday
Herbert G. Hunt Jr announces first Brandon Training School Association meeting for 2 p.m. Sunday in the administration building lounge. Officers for the coming year will be elected. The gathering invites parents relatives and friends of students and patients.
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Brandon
Herbert G. Hunt Jr
Brandon Training School Association
Bennington Banner Business Display Rates Notice
The Bennington Banner announces subscription rates and delivery options for local and out of state readers. Rates listed include various 6 month and 1 year periods with special rates for servicemen.
Tax Bill Vote Delayed Till Sept 26
The House likely will not vote on President Kennedy's tax bill until about September 26 as backlogged legislation slows action. The $11 billion tax cut faces further delays amid competing priorities including civil rights and the limited nuclear test ban treaty.
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Washington
House
Kennedy
Senate
Thirteen Medics Reattach Severed Arm in Boston Rescue
A 13 member medical team worked over 10 hours to rejoin the severed right arm of 44 year old Lennart Turnquist to his body at Massachusetts General Hospital. Circulation has been restored though success is uncertain. Turnquist was found unconscious beside tracks in Wakefield and taken to Melrose Wakefield Hospital before transfer.
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Boston
Massachusetts General Hospital
Lennart Turnquist
Hancock St
Reading
Wakefield
Turnquist
Melrose
Everett Knowles
Somerville
Red Knowles
Union Plan Backed By Vermont Education Chief
Harold C. Raynolds, chairman of the Vermont Board of Education, said many of the state's 83 high schools have totally inadequate academic programs and that there is a vast disparity in educational opportunities. He backed union school districts, comprehensive high schools, and federal aid to education with minimal federal controls.
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Raynolds
State Board of
All Balled Up
A Montgomery County woman complained to deputies after golf balls from a nearby range struck her trailer. She showed 940 balls she had collected since last spring as evidence.
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Mechanicville
Dayton, Ohio
Montgomery County Sheriff’s Department
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