Labor Convention Highlights Industry Role in Automation Jobs
Vermont labor leaders hear Sen Fayette urge industry to lead retraining and job shifts as automation expands. He cites Kennedy Johnson program limits and calls for cross company transfers and inter industry worker movement with management taking initiative. O'Shea brands Stafford a do nothing incumbent as Dems rally for Hoff Foote addresses anticipated.
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Frederick J. Fayette
South Burlington
U.S. Senate
Fayette
Vermont Labor Council
Frankelin County
Bernard G. O’shea
Congress
Kennedy- Johnson
Vermont
The
Banner
Johnson Humphrey on Citizens Party ballot gains boost
Secretary of State Howard Armstrong placed the Johnson Humphrey names on the Citizens Party ballot in Montpelier despite the ticket missing a formal nominating notification. The party filed over 2,300 signatures but failed to meet the filing deadline, while other Democratic candidates fell short. Governor Hoff, listed on the Citizens ticket, said he will withdraw to avoid harming presidential support.
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Fayette
GOP
O’shea
Ene Tire
Armstrong
Armestrong
Citizens Party
Johnson
Humephrey
Philip H. Hoff
Citizens
Liberal Track Deal Costs Vermont 829546
Vermont has spent 829546 so far this year under the liberal track sharing plan for Green Mountain Park in Pownal. State Finance Chairman Bruce Mosher noted the original 10 percent for the track and eight for the state would have yielded 1,804,932, while the revised 3 percent on trotters and 5 percent total on flat racing brought in 1,104,595 through September 7. Track officials push for a permanent pari mutuel adjustment to reflect actual handle and avoid insolvency under the old split.
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Montpelier
UPI
Green Mountain Park
Pownal
Bruce Mosher
Vermont
Johnson Denies Race Covenant Claims Against Johnson
White House said President Johnson is flatly opposed to racial covenants on property sales. Miller claimed Johnson sold seven Austin lakefront lots with a ban on sale to persons of African descent. Press secretary Reedy noted no recollection of deeds from 20 years ago and cited Johnson’s 1961 Elms purchase with no restrictive covenants.
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Washington
UPI
White House
GOP
William E. Miller
Johnson
Miller
Austin
Tex
George E. Reedy
Goldwater Fans Fight to Stay United Against Johnson
Barry Goldwater lambasts the Johnson administration as weak and spends theory, calling it unilateral disarmament. He likens the enemy to a schoolyard bully and urges standing up to aggressions. The speech tour includes West Virginia and Missouri stops and notes Strom Thurmond and Martin Dies backing Goldwater. Later, Sean O Casey, famed Irish author, dies at 84 in Torquay England.
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Charleston
W. Va
Barry M. Goldwater
Nation
Johnson
Arizona
Eisenhower
Goldwater
East Texas
Missouri Ozarks
Ohio River Valley
Mountaineer
Charleston Civic Center
President Johnson
Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Springfield
Evansville
Ind
West Virginia
U.S. and North Vietnamese clash off Tonkin coast
Washington reports a military incident in the Gulf of Tonkin after a six week lull. McNamara said no U.S. casualties or damage were evident as ships engaged unidentified seacraft under fog and darkness. The White House and Congress prepared for potential retaliation.
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Washington
UPD
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Gulf of Tonkin
U.S
McNamara
Pentagon
Far East
New China News Agency
Tokyo
White House
Johnson
United States
Maddox
Viet Nam
Hainan
C. Turner Joy
U.S. Navy
Vinh
Congress
Hoff to Intervene in 67 Day Old Gilman Strike
Governor Philip Hoff agreed to intervene to help settle the 67 day old Gilman Paper Company strike in Essex County. About 300 workers from PSPMW Local 41 and UPP Local 119 pressed for Hoff aid as talks stalled with the company, which started the work stoppage July 15.
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Hoff
Philip H. Hoff
Gilman Paper Company
Essex County
Vermont Labor Council
Pulp, Sulphite and Paper Mill Workers
PSPMW
United Papermarkers and Paperworkers
Leo Savage
Pspmww
Savage
John O’reilly
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Mikoyan warns U S on danger of war over Cuba
In Moscow Anastas I Mikoyan told visiting Indian President that the world faces a direct danger of war over Cuba Premier Khrushchev supported the warning He denounced armed intervention by the United States and pledged Soviet allies protection He cited tensions in Cyprus Malaysia Yemen South Korea and South Vietnam as warning signs
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Moscow
UPI
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Cuba
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Mikoyan
Kremlin
Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan
United States
Cyprus
Malaysia
Yemen
NATO
Federation of
Indonesia
Inside Harvard professors urge reform in Southwest education
An editorial notes educators in the Southwest District urged educational innovation as professors on campus and teachers push for new methods. A columnist discusses an uncomfortable topic and state police roadblock tactics draw critique. A photo report covers mechanization of the Southern Vermont apple harvest.
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Harvard
Vermont
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FMCS
John O'Reilly
Concord
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Vermont U.S
Wineston L. Prouty
State Council
Ralph E. Williams
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Ralph A. Foote
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Gordon Thomas
Don Stratton
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Barbara Riley
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