Mt Anthony Union District sets Dec. 8 vote on new high school
Directors chose December 8 as firm vote date for a proposed union high school bond. They also decided not to seek federal HHFA funds to fund architect plans, citing no funds available and potential timing restrictions. The board discussed impacts of the North Shaftsbury and North Bennington study group and urged independent progress on its own proposal.
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Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency
HHFA
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Shaftsbury Town
Norshaft
Mt. Anthony Union
Mt. Anthony
Union Board
Norshaft Committee
Shaftsbury Pta
Supt
Allan J. Heath
Ben Thompson
Saturn I rocket orbits satellite in major space milestone
Cape Kennedy CAPE KENNEDY UPI reports the Saturn I rocket roared aloft at 11 23 a m EST and after ten minutes appeared to place a 19 ton satellite in orbit marking its seventh straight launch success and a bold step toward the moon. A space agency spokesman welcomed the apparent orbit while awaiting formal confirmation.
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Cape Kennedy
UPI
U.S
McNamara Outlines New Satellite Interception System
Defense Secretary McNamara announced successful intercept tests of satellites by U S Army Kwajalein and Air Force Johnston Island systems in space. He cited costs around 80 million dollars and said both services achieved near proximity destruction.
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Robert S. McNamara
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Johnson
Ing
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Sacramento
Calif
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Chicago
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Army
Kwajalein Island
Air Force
Free World
America
Soviet Union
Hoff pushes labor laws to settle disputes in Vermont
Gov. Philip H. Hoff urged labor council delegates to back new state labor and education measures. He proposed a state Department of Labor and a labor relations act allowing state intervention in disputes, plus expanded workmen's compensation and regionalized schooling to address rural urban disparities. He warned against an “absolute disaster” if Goldwater won and noted resistance from some Republicans to regionalization.
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Philip H. Hoff
Barry M. Goldwater
Vermont Labor Council
State Armory
State Department of Labor
National Labor Relations Board
Bennington
Salvatore Santarcangelo
Hagerman
Bennington Senate Hopeful Rejects Vermont Independent Endorsement
Democratic candidate Robert M. Wilson of Bennington County blasts the Vermont Independent party for opportunism and lack of principle. He dismisses VIP support of Foote and Crispe as undermining Vermont ideals, says Hoff remains the progressive standard, and vows to rely on Democrats and independent voters for election on November 3.
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Robert M. Wilson
State Senate
Bennington County
Vermont Independent Party
Hoff
Vermont
Phil Hoff
VIP
Track Seeks Realistic Tax Split at Green Mountain Park
Pownal track general manager J Bartimo urged a permanent realistic pari mutuel adjustment for Green Mountain Park. He said the 10 percent track and 8 percent state shares are untenable given actual handles this year. State take already surpasses $1.1 million, with potential to reach $1.5 million in 50 days.
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Vinocent
J. Bartimo
Green Mountain Race Track
Bartimo
Green Mountain Park
Pownal Oval
Ford and Auto Union UK Contract Terms
Ford and the United Auto Workers Union announced a three year contract with improved retirement benefits of $400 a month at age 60, wage and benefit increases, added vacation, holidays, a Christmas bonus, and extra relief time. The deal mirrors Chrysler patterns and aims to keep Ford competitive with hourly wages and benefits. Retirement includes 70 percent of base pay up to $400 monthly. at 55, benefits are actuarially reduced to match the 60 option paid over 10 years.
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UPD
Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers Union Today
Ford
UAW
Chrysler
Malcolm L. Denise
Ford Labor Relations
Chrysler Corp
Miller promises no Birch propulsion in Goldwater admin
In Chicago Rep William Miller vowed that not a single John Birch Society member will hold office in a Goldwater administration. He labeled Humphrey a top Democrat extremist and warned radicals won’t control the party if Goldwater wins. Miller campaigned with wife Stephanie and then attended Mass before moving on to Erie PA.
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UPD
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The
John Birch Society
Goldwater
Cook County
Sen
Hubert H. Humphrey
Americans For Democratic Action
Ada
Humphrey
Sen. Goldwater
Miller
Stephanie
Holy Trinity Polish Church
West Side
Job Prospects for Teenagers Decline Across Races
A Labor Department study shows teen employment falling sharply since a decade ago with overall teen unemployment near 15 percent. Negro boys report 24.4 percent joblessness and Negro girls 33.6 percent, roughly double white youths’ rates. Discrimination and schooling gaps worsen nonwhite teens’ chances amid baby boom pressure and fewer unskilled jobs.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Hospital installs diabetes testing gear in state pilot
Inside Putnam Hospital a state pilot project adds new diabetes testing equipment to improve screening. The move aims to expand early detection and patient care across the region.
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