Vermont teachers stay in state rise in state teaching posts
In Vermont there is a growing trend of UVM graduating teachers choosing to remain in state. Dr. Thomas King noted increases in the past two years with 26 of 67 teaching posts in fall 1963 and 35 of 76 last year, attributing it to improved salaries.
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Burlington
UPS
University of Vermont
Vermont
UVM College of Education and Nursing
Thomas King
UVM
Green Mountain
King
Multiole incidents span Schenectady and Troy news items
In Schenectady a 28 year old high school football coach running for City Council says a bullet shattered his kitchen window at 2 am as he campaigned. He reports threats to his wife and three sons. police recover a .22 cartridge and footprints near his home. In Troy a Bennington youth, Richard H Serafin, 19, is jailed eight months after pleading guilty to third degree assault on a trooper in Hoosick Falls following public intoxication arrest and earlier indictment for second degree assault May 22.
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Schenectady
Lawrence S. Pivacek
Pivacek
Troy
Bennington
Rensselaer County
Hoosick Falls
Richard H. Serafin
Grove St
Rensselaer
Thomas J. O’donnell
Berkshire School Board Accepts Three Resignations Amid Debate
Pittsfield School Committee approved the resignations of William Mangum David Moon and Victoria Weis after a dispute over Mangum's 30 day notice a contract issue acknowledged as morally binding but not legally enforceable. Adams Selectmen ban teenage dances charged admission until Oct 4 enacting stricter dress codes and closing times to curb disturbances. Williamstown Art Institute and Norton Simon Foundation announce purchase of Duveen Bros library estimated at hundreds of thousands with about 12000 titles.
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Pittsfield
William Mangum
David Moon
Victoria Weis
Mangum
Adams
Board of Selectmen
Williamstown
Sterling and
Francine Clark Art Institute of
Norton Simon Foundation of
Los Angeles
Duveen Bros
Art Institute
Duveens
Springfield Braces In New Race Tension
A Springfield Park Commission denial of a permit for a weekend rally in Court Square sparks renewed civil rights tensions. CORE and NAACP claim suppression of public demonstrations and threaten legal action or federal aid withdrawal if school desegregation stalls.
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Springfield
Mass
UPI
Springfield Park Commission
Court Square
Juanit Griffin
the Park Commission
Council of Civil Rights Organizations
City Hall
National
Oscar Bright
The
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Springfield Police Commission
City School Committee
Bright
Up in the Air Spacemen Await Washington Call
Space center Houston reports astronauts Gordon Cooper and Charles Conrad awaiting a call from Washington. They may receive orders for a moon trip later or a goodwill mission abroad. Johnson hinted at sending them overseas. officials say word would come from the President. Cooper and Conrad, after Gemini 5, are described as very potential moon candidates and pleased with the historic endurance voyage.
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White House
Cooper
Johnson
Conrad
U.S
Space Agency
Cosmic
Robert R. Gilruth
Manned Spacecraft Center
Apoloo
Senate Plans Crucial Vote on Cotton Support Reform
Washington. The Senate prepared a decisive vote on the cotton section of the 1965 farm bill with administration support for Sen. Herman E. Talmadge’s plan to maintain a one price cotton system. The timing favored Johnson allies as Ellender acknowledged the lobby effort against his cotton program. The amendment would reduce price supports to 21 cents per pound next year and use direct payments to farmers to keep income near current levels.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Johnson
Allen J. Ellender
Senate Agriculture Committee
Herman E. Talmadge
D-Ga
House
Ellender
Talmadge
Jack Hood Vaughan
Joint Inter
President Johnson
White House
Hoff mum on Rowley resignation talks in Vermont
Governor Philip Hoff refused to state if former Agriculture Commissioner Raymond Rowley quit voluntarily or was pressured to resign. He noted no value in reopening the issue. Rowley was replaced by Reed Rexford earlier this week, and Hoff said Rowley will not be employed in state government at present.
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Montpelier
UPI
John Wackerman
Wackerman
Vermont Legislative Council
Vermont
Boston Negro child busing test rocks city schools
More than 400 Negro children abandoned assigned classrooms to attend four white schools in Boston on day one of the do it yourself busing plan called Operation Exodus. Civil rights leaders and parents vowed expansion as officials reported crowded conditions and mixed reactions from administrators and police.
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Boston
UPI
Hyde Park
Mattapan
Jamaica Plain
John Collins
Boston School Committee
William H. Ohrenberger
Endicott
Gibson
Greenwood
Stuart, Parkman, Tileston
Grew
Louise Day Hicks
Parkman
George C. O’connell
Virgil Wood
Wood
O’connell
Stuart School
Grew School
Carnell Eaton
Jonathan Kozol
Kozol
Ellen Jackson
Parents’ Committee
Bennington Banner details and subscription rates
The Bennington Banner publishes daily at 425 Main St Bennington Vermont with news by United Press International. It lists advertising and newsroom contacts and subscription prices for Vermont and U S delivery including 3 months 6.30 6 months 11.70 and 1 year 22.50 within Vermont and higher rates elsewhere.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
UPI
Vermont
U.S
Brattleboro To Become UVM Extension
UVM plans bring a 10 course extension to Brattleboro this fall for southeastern Vermont residents. President Shannon McCune told Brattleboro Rotary that classes start the week of Sept 20, including four freshman level courses, to be held at Brattleboro Union High School at night.
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Brattleboro
UPI
University of Vermont
Vermont
UVM
Shannon McCune
Rotary Club
Brattleboro Union High School
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R. James McKay
College of Medicine
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Randolph Center
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WTC
Pierre Kieffer
New Hampshire
Malcolm Severance
L. Douglas Meredith
National Life Insurance Co
STOWE
UPD
Elbert Moulton
Moulton
New England
Farmers Home Administration
Whiting Co
Clothing Workers Union
Brush
New York
Sniper
Coach
Rensse Laerville
Paul Tillich
University of Chicago
Institute of Man and Science
Kirthely F. Mather
Harvard
Down In
Berkshire
Duveen Brothers Library
Griffin
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Hoff
Rowley
Northern Student Movement
NSM
Hicks
Barbara Pitts
Bennington, VT
North Street
Main Street
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