Vermont film unit shoots CBS series in state
Hollywood crew from the Jack Douglas Organization wraps three weeks in Vermont for CBS’s America using full color and sound, coordinated with the Vermont Development Department. Previous films by the company include Bold Journey I Search for Adventure and Seven League Boats.
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Montpelier
A _ Hollywood
Vermont
Jack Douglas
Vermont Development Department
I Search For Adventure
Seven League Boats
Utility seeks gas service for Grand Isle and Franklin counties
Citizens Utilities Co. of Newport filed a petition with the Vermont Public Service Board to allow expansion from about 2,500 electric customers to gas service in Grand Isle and Franklin Counties in northwestern Vermont. The filing aims to authorize operation of a gas utility in addition to existing electric operations.
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Montpelier
UPI
Citizens Utilities Co
Newport
Grand Isle
Franklin
Citizens Today
Vermont Public Service Board
Vermont
Albany appoints Murray executive vice president at State University
J Lawrence Murray, acting chief administrator for 19 months, is named executive vice president at 25000 dollars yearly to serve beneath new State University president Samuel B Gould. Other central staff names include Ernest L Boyer as executive director, Robert E Thomas as assistant to the president, and L J Livesey Jr as facilities research director. Murray is a former newspaperman and longtime associate of board chairman Frank C Moore.
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Albany
J. Lawrence Murray
State University
Samuel B. Gould
Ernest L. Boyer
Robert E. Thomas
L. J. Livesey Jr
Murray
University
Frank C. Moore
Berkshire Woman Joins Massachusetts Library Board
Mrs. Lawrence K. Miller wife of The Banner and Berkshire Eagle publisher will serve on the Massachusetts Board of Library Commissioners in Boston her appointment confirmed by Gov Endicott Peabody and the Governor's Council on Sept 3. She succeeds John A Humphry of Springfield who left to become head librarian in Brooklyn.
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Pittsfield
Lawrence K. Miller
The
Banner
Berkshire Eagle
Board of
Library Commissioners of
Massachusetts
Boston
Berkshire Museum
Miller
John A. Humphry
Springfield
Brooklyn, N.Y
Endicott Peabody
Governor’s Council
Bellotti's Rise From Hmm The 12th Child Boosts Bay State Candidate
Lt. Gov. Francis X. Bellotti, a Quincy lawyer and karate enthusiast with 12 children, stunned party leaders by backing Democratic rivals and winning a decisive primary. His win positions him as a gubernatorial contender as Massachusetts voters face an eight week decision.
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Norfolk County
Bellotti
Peabody
Sen. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Coventry man keeps own time twenty minutes behind world
Arthur Arch, age 95, lives 20 minutes behind the times in Coventry. He has kept the old time since 1922, insists everyone else is out of step, and says he will die 20 minutes late to prove his point. He has faced jobs missed and missed trains for his nonconformist timing.
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Burlington
UPI
Northfield
Degoesbriand Hospital
Coventry
England
Arthur Arch
Arch
Times
Bellotti Upset Wins Dem Nomination For Massachusetts Governor
Lt. Gov. Francis X. Bellotti defeated Gov. Endicott Peabody in the Democratic primary to win the party’s gubernatorial nomination. Bellotti carried Boston and outer areas, while Peabody conceded and urged unity. Crane won state treasurer over Louise Day Hicks.
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UPI
Francis X. Bellotti
Endicott Peabody
Massachusetts
Bellotti
Edward M. Kennedy
Peabody
Quincy
John A. Volpe
Bellotti-Volpe
Robert Q. Crane
Louise Day Hicks
Bell
Sen. Kennedy
U.S
Thomas P
Tip) O’neill
Edward P. Boland
Senate
John E. Powers
Maurice A. Donahue
Middlesex County
John J. Droney
Lynn
Pasquale Caggiano
Crane
Hicks
John F. Kennedy
Lawrence
John J. Buckley
Torney
Norfolk County
Thomas J. Buckley
Buckley
Sen
Kennedy
Kevin H. White
Executive
John W. Costello
Ernor
James W. Hennigan Jr
Volpe
GOP
Howard Whitmore Jr
Newton
Elliott L. Richardson
Brookline
Edward W. Brooke
Wallace B. Crawford
Pittsfield
Robert C. Hahn
Stoughton
Elwynn J. Miller
Medford
Harvard
Stocks opening mix see gains and losses across firms
New York stocks rise and fall in moderate trading with gains for General Electric 87 percent American Machine and Foundry 194 percent and Reynolds Tobacco 45 percent while Ford dips to 56-2 and RCA falls to 33 percent. In Rhode Island a Providence department store Cherry and Webb displays Negro mannequins drawing favorable early reactions with many approving calls.
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General Electric
Reynolds Tobacco
Montgomery Ward
Sears Roebuck
Kerr McGee
General Foods
U.S
Corning Glass
Mack Trucks
Texasco
Lukens Steel
Jones && Laughlidse
U.S. Steel
Youngstown Sheet
Ford
IBM
RCA
Honeyewell
Eastman Kodak
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Motorola
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Armour
Bethlehem Steel
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Rhode Island
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Webb
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Chesapeake & Ohio
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General Motors
Goodrich Tire & Rub
Goodyear Tire & Rub
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Great A & P
Gulf Oil
Harbison Walker
Here Powder
Hershey
Ing Rand
Int Harvester
Int Nickel
Island Creek Coal
Jones & Laughlin
Joy Mfg
Koppers
LOF Glass
Vy Lorillard
MGM
Monsanto
Ve Montgomery Ward
I Motorola
Vo National Dairy
National Dist
NJ Zinc
New York Central
North Amer Av
Paramount Pic
Parke Davis
Peabody C
Penney Stores
Penn PL
Pennsylvania RR
Phillips P
Pittsburgh Plate
Peabody Says He Has No Regrets After Defeat
In Boston Gov. Endicott Peabody concedes the Democratic nomination defeat to Lt. Gov. Francis X. Bellotti. Peabody urges supporters to back Bellotti, while Bellotti praises his defeated rival and predicts future political activity.
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Peabody
Boston
Endicott Peabody
Francis X. Bellotti
Toni
Bennington Banner Publisher Contact Details
The Bennington Banner lists telephone numbers for business news and advertising and notes daily publication except Sundays and holidays. It states address at 425 Main St Bennington Vermont and its status as a United Press International member with exclusive rights to local news and UPI dispatches.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
UPI
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Bennington, VT
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Main Street
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W.T. Grant CO
North Benningtonton
Fitkins. Jewelers & Silversmiths
Moin
Benning
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Robert
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