AIV Session Hear Attorney and Tax Revenue Progress Report
Kenneth C. McGuiness of Webber Price Kaufman McGuiness will speak at the Associated Industries of Vermont 46th annual meeting luncheon at Woodstock Inn. The afternoon program features a Progress Report on the Tax Revenue Study Committee and a 5 p.m. fashion discussion for ladies by Dorothy Witman. Preceding the meeting, AIW directors meet at 10 a.m. Ten new AIW board members will be elected at the 11 a.m. business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AIV
U.S. Steel Corp
San Francisco
A.C. Beeson
National Labor Relations Board
McGuiness
House Committee On Education and Labor
Landrum-Griffin
California
District of Columbia Bar Associations
Labor Law Section
American Bar Association
Legislative Council
Tax Revenue Study Committee
Arthur Gibb
Weybridge
Emory Hebard
Glover
J. Alan Chalmers
Weston
William Miller
Princeton
New Jersey
Paris
Dorothy Witman
UVM
Geraldine M. Curren
Burlington
Adams
AIW
AIV Board of Directors
NFPA Reports 1965 Fire Toll Rises Across U S
The National Fire Protection Association released figures showing 12,000 deaths and nearly 1.75 billion dollars in property losses in 1965, up from 1964. Major disasters included a missile silo fire near Searcy Arkansas and a space tracking station blaze in Freeport Florida with multimillion losses.
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Boston
UPI
United States
National Fire Protection Association
NFPA
Searcy
Ark
Freeport
Fla
Louisville
Williams campaign could blunt Romney for Michigan Senate
Former Governor G. Mennen Williams, a long-time Democratic machine operator, campaigns in Michigan potentially derailing Republican Senator Robert P. Griffin and complicating Romney’s bid for a broad GOP victory in the November 8 race. Griffin, hand-picked by Romney, faces Williams in a tight contest as Romney frets over coattail effects and past ticket results.
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Lansing
Mich
UPI
G. Mennen Williams
Romney
Williams
George Romney
Michigan
Robert P. Griffin
Senate
Griffin
Patrick V. McNamara
Barry Goldwater
Detroit
Jerome Cavanagh
U.S
Windon
Capitol
Afl-Cio
Caustic
August
Gus) Scholle
Turbo-train to cut Boston New York run to three hours
A turbine powered all aluminum turbo-train under construction at Pullman-Standard will be tested soon and began service between Boston and New York City next year. First production model inspected by Rhode Island and Connecticut officials. The New Haven Railroad will operate the initial train and a 14 train, seven car set could handle all New York Boston traffic.
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Chicago
UPI
Pullman-Standard
Boston
New York City
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New Haven Railroad
Robert Shatz
United Aircraft Corp
New York
Shatz
New York-Boston
New Haven
Illinois Tech Wins Intercollegiate Volkswagen Stuffing Contest
Chicago reports 20 IIT engineers won the first intercollegiate event by squeezing 20 scholars into a compact car in front of a downtown theatre. Northwestern placed second with 19, Roosevelt third with 17, amid claims of fair play and quips about returning lettermen.
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Volkswagen
Illinois Institute of Technology Wednes
Northwestern University
Northwesterns
Roosevelt University
Roosevelts
Illinois Tech
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the Wool Bureau
Kenneth McGuiness
By Sam Martino
N.Y
Washington
Congress
Flint
Sammy Davis Jr
Cavanagh
Fienberg
Main ST
Bennington, VT
Utilgas
Vermont Gas Corp
Main St. Bennington
Dial
Economy Auto Stores, Inc
Value! Wall & Base
Main Street
Bennington
Vermont
Francis William Cousins
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Massachusetts
Christian Science Lecture
Memorial Hall
Wilmington, VI
First Church of Christ Scientist
Brattleboro
VPI
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