Vermont Technical College names two to mechanical tech faculty
Richmond A. Young announces two new instructors at Vermont Technical College for the mechanical technology program. Robert W. Cole, a Purdue graduate with a 1935 BS and 1936 MS in mechanical engineering, will replace Prof. Orval Stewart and has taught at Northeastern and worked with Grinnell, Sunbeam, Stone & Webster, and the Quonset Point naval station. Henry E. Ross, a University of Vermont and Penn State Education MA in industrial education, joins from Lyndonville AFS where he was base engineer. he has taught at Lyndon Institute, Bellows Free Academy, and Arlington High School and served as chief of the weapons branch in WWII North Africa and Italy. Cole and Ross join Irwin Trask to complete the faculty.
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Vermont Technical College
Robert W. Cole
Purdue University
Orval Stewart
Cole
New England
Northeastern University
Grinnell Corporation
Sunbeam Electric Mfg. Co
Stone & Webster Engineering Corp
Lyndon Institute
Bellows Free Academy
St. Albans
Arlington High School
North Africa
School Reception At Sunderland To Be Monday
Sunderland School Association will host its first meeting of the year at Town House school Monday at 8 p.m. The event serves as a reception for teachers, with James West showing a film strip. Memberships will be taken by Mrs. Howard Hill. Officers include Mrs. William Day president and several vice presidents, treasurer, and secretary.
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Sunderland School Association
Town House
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Ellery Lawrence
Horton Bahan
Harry Hayden
Philip Mattison
Fred Quinn
Thomas Weakley
Committee Bans Bias In Labor Unions Vote Cast
The Senate Commerce Committee approved a ban on racial discrimination by labor unions as part of the public accommodations bill with a 9 to 6 vote. A Norris Cotton substitute to limit the ban to publicly owned facilities was rejected 9 to 3.
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Senate Commerce Committee
Kennedy
Sen
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Rn.h
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Brazil Rebels Surrender After Navy Ministry Coup
The War Ministry said rebel sergeants who seized Brasilia Navy Ministry unconditionally surrendered. About 200 rebels faced an ultimatum as infantry and tanks surrounded the building. two insurgents were wounded and hospitalised. Earlier the group controlled the airport and central telephone exchanges.
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Brazil
War Ministry
Navy
Brasilia
Navy Ministry
Polio Victim in Lung Has Narrow Escape
ANN ARBOR Mich AP a 26 year old woman paralyzed by polio was kept alive by an iron lung with failing batteries during a 900 mile flight from Mexico City to Ann Arbor. Doctors said the patient Carol Kaufman will be moved only after her condition stabilizes.
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University of Michigan
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Mexico City
Ann Arbor
Monroe
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Horn
Mexico City College
David Dickinson
Carol
Carl Kaufman
Chicago
Benny and Graham joke exchange on TV show
Hollywood AP report Gary Graham and Jack Benny trade jokes on a television taping tied to the Graham crusade. Benny admits nervousness while Graham says he has never been a comedian, and the pair recount playful banter about age a violin playing and meeting crowds at the Los Angeles Coliseum with 134254 attendees.
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Billy Graham
Jack Benny
Benny
Harry S. Truman
CBS
Los Angeles Coliseum
Graham
Jack
Soviet Moonships Soon Begin Lunar Exploitation
New York AP reports some space scientists predict Soviet spacecraft will soon begin lunar exploration with automatic instruments, possibly within months, turning the moon into a scientific outpost ahead of American manned missions. They cite use of a powerful rocket and remote sensing to study craters interior and origin, with Centaur boosters delaying US Surveyor plans by two years. The Soviets have already tested probes hitting the moon and photographing its far side.
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New York
Moon
Earth
United States
Bernard Lovell
U.S
Vermont Bond Sales Rise in August 1963 Totals
U S Bond sales in Vermont for August reached 473 094 dollars an increase of 38 818 over August 1962. The eight month 1963 total rose 313 057 above the same period in 1962 as reported by the Savings Bond division of the Treasury. Nationally August savings bonds hit a seven year high at 399 million dollars up 11 percent from a year ago.
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Vermont
Savings
U.S. Treasury Department
U.S
Treasury
Treaty Stand Makes Air Sec Duck Meeting
Secretary of the Air Force Eugene M. Zuckert abruptly canceled a planned appearance at an Air Force Association reception. He protested a resolution opposing ratification of the limited nuclear test ban treaty, calling it moderate and informed by misinformation that disregards U.S. interests.
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Air Force
Eugene M. Zuckert
Air Force Association
Zucker
J.B. Montgomery
Association
United States
Oil Derrick Collapse Kills Two In West Texas
In Monahans Texas a collapsing oil derrick killed two crewmen and seriously injured a third who was hurled over 100 feet. Two other drillers escaped injury as 200 tons of steel showered the site at a well 45 miles southwest of Monahans late Wednesday night.
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Monahans
Tex
Here
West
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