Vermont economy cited for attracting industries
An economic consultant warned Gov. Hoff's planning council that Vermont's low educational level hinders attracting new industries. Dr. Morris Budin of Economic Consultants Inc. said shortages of skilled workers and youthful outmigration hurt growth and professional hiring in the state. In Brattleboro, Anthony C. Baraczynski, a Democrat, was named Hoff's representative in the legislature to replace Ernest W. Gibson III, who resigned to chair the Public Service Board. Baraczynski, 54, is Windham County Democratic Committee chair and a Motor Vehicle Racing Commission member.
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Butlin
Vermont
Brattleboro
Anthony C. Baraczynski
Hoff
Ernest W. Gibson III
Public Service Board
Republican Party
Robert S. Bloomer
Asa S. Bloomer
Rutland County
John M. Spencer
Buraczynski
Gibson
Windham County
Democratic Committee
Motor Vehicle Racing Commission
Freshmen Arrive as UVM and St. Michael's Open Campus Year
About 1,100 freshmen begin at the University of Vermont with a convocation by President John T. Fey and total enrollment rising to around 4,000. Nearby St. Michael’s College in Winooski welcomes 300 freshmen and aims for about 1,000 students overall.
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Burlington
University of Vermont
John T. Fey
UVM
Winooski
St. Michael’s College
Passenger train crash injures 35 near Hudson
A north bound express crashed into a three car switching unit on a spur track injuring 35 passengers. Frank Letzelter 61 Hudson conductor seriously hurt. Investigators say a work crew left a switch open causing the derailment. In Troy John Schmeder an RPI student and his roommate Raymond Messier were arraigned on burglary and receiving stolen goods charges.
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Hudson
Here
Frank Letzelter
The
Limited
Troy
John Schmeder
RPI
Raymond Messier
Messier
Barrington Fair funds four year TRA Grantland Rice scholarship
The Barrington Fair via the Thoroughbred Racing Association establishes a four year all expense scholarship at Vanderbilt University worth about 10000 for a local high school senior. It honors sports writer Grantland Rice. Pittsfield mayor Raymond L. Haughey will run for a fourth term.
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Great Barrington
Barrington Fair
Thoroughbred Racing Association
Vanderbilt University
Vanderbilt
The
Racing Association
Bus Fare Deferment and 5 Percent Increase Ordered
The Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities orders Yellow Coach Line to restore its omitted 12.5 cent fare for school children and file a petition for a 5 percent fare increase. This responds to protests from parents and city officials over a proposed 17.5 cent jump needed to continue operation.
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Pittsfield
Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities
Yellow Coach Line
Notable Figures in Brief from London to Kyoto
AP reports actress Joan Bennett in London at 53 reveals whisky and cigars as part of her routine while attributing youth to eight hours sleep and young grandchildren. In Italy Pope Paul VI grants private audience to U S officials handling refugees. In Japan Nobel laureate Yukawa is re elected president of a world federation group. In Los Angeles Rex Reason faces divorce suit amid custody issues. In Denmark Yvonne Buckingham arrives to co star with John Barrymore Jr in The Christine Keeler Story after British Equity blocks Miss Keeler.
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Los Angeles
Rex Reason
Samaita Lang Reason
Copenhagen
Denmark
Yvonne Buckingham
John Barrymore Jr
Christine Keeler
Barrymore
Stephen Ward
Miss Keeler
Equity
Lyndon State College Names Four to Faculty
Lyndonville Lyndon State College president Dr. Robert E. Long announced four new faculty for 1963 64: Dr Robert T Tickert associate professor of English Adrien R Aeschliman instructor in French Charles N Roys assistant instructor in physical education and Mrs Melissa Brown instructor in music.
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Lyndonville
Robert E. Long
Lyndon State College
Robert T. Tickert
Adrien R. Aeschliman
Charles N. Roys
Melissa Brown
Rickert
University of Minnesota
University of Miami
University of Birmingham
England
Shakespeare Institute
East Carolina State College
Greenville
N.C
Division of
Little Rock University
Little Rock
Ark
Aeschliman
Swit
Expansion For Castleton Outlined At $1.5 Million Plan
Castleton State College president Dr. Richard J. Dundas outlined a $1.5 million build program to add two dormitories for 150 beds each at $600,000 apiece and a $300,000 dining hall addition serving temporarily as a student center. Enrollment rose from 247 in 1957 to 600, with a goal of up to 700 after expansion. Since 1961 the college has acquired six properties, a new observatory and a new science laboratory.
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Dundas
Bennington Banner Publishing Details and Rates
The Bennington Banner lists contact numbers for advertising and newsroom operations and provides daily publication details. It notes headquarters at 425 Main St Bennington Vermont with AP news republication rights and outlines home delivery and subscription rates by mail for Vermont and nationwide, plus servicemen specials.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
Vermont
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
Associated Press
Norwich Launches Six Million Alumni Development Plan
Norwich University will kick off a $6 million development campaign at a Sept. 27 28 gathering of about 300 alumni and spouses on campus. The goal funds scholarships faculty salaries and campus improvements including science center expansion and library services.
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Northfield
Norwich University
J. Walter Juckett
Norwich Development Council
Norwich
Edwin Benjamin Jr
Military College
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N.Y
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N.H
North Adams Hospital
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General Electric Co
London
Joan Bennett
Joan
Walter Wanger
Castel Gandolfo
Italy
Kyoto
Japan
Hideki Yukawa
World Association of World Federalists
Zerland
Washington University
St. Louis
Pittsburgh- Xenia Seminary
United Presbyterian Church
East Craftsburg United Presbyterian Church
Nancy Wallace
Alaska
Roys
Springfield College
Springfield
Mass
Thomas J. Pike
University of Connecticut
Army
Fort Lee
Lyndon
Brown
Peter M. Brown
Roy A. Christophersen
Oberlin College
University of Illinois
Vermont Philharmonic Orchestra
Castleton
U.S
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Drysdale’s
Boston
U. S. Weather Bureau
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Maine
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N.J
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Lewis B. Hershey
National Selective Service System
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