Rutland Daily Herald from Rutland, Vermont • 2

I RUTLAND DAILY HERALD THURSDAY MORNING JANUARY 7 1965 i Tuttle IDaley H6pefullSnowless Appointed 1 -Holidays Iror Democrats "ski like skating tobogganing or just plain relaxing Albert Moulton head of the Vermont Development Commission said the emergence of the idea of winter vacations rather than ski vacations means were in better shape than we would have been five years ago The Christmas and New Years for skiing but there was little available during die past ones Central Vermont was the lucky area on snow with Killington Woodstock and Mt Ascutney reporting good skiing during the past holidays Elsewhere the skiing was way off Moulton esimated Vermonta holiday losses at $6 million out of a total ski business expected Economics Experts Say Lack of White Stuff Not as Essential as It Was Successor to MKenna in Employment Security Fraud Post holidays are usually prime time of $45 million OF FINER QUALITY BOSTON (AP) Economic experts for Vermont New Hampshire and Maine say the outlook isnt so dark in spite of the shortage of snow because of a change in thinking on winter holidays They say people are discovering there are other things to do in the ski country besides EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1 1965 Interest Will Be Paid QUARTERLY On Savings Account Balances (Balances of 1000 or More) Maintained For Each Quarterly Period Lcverage of His Position as Lieutenant Governor May Win High Posts (Vermont Press Bureau) MONTPELIER Lt Go v-Elect John Daley was hopeful Wednesday that his position on the powerful Senate Committee on Committees will give Democrats leverage there But he refused to speculate how much influence he might be able to exercise Of course we will have some bargaining power he said but it is impossible to say yet just how much I think that George (Sen George Cook R-Rutland) will look at this fairly and 1 think we will come out all right The committee is one of the most influential in the senate since its members determine the make up of all the other committees Daley is a member by virtue SAVE MONTPELIER (Special)-Charles Tuttle Jr has been appointed chief of fraud control and overpayment with the Department of Employment Security it was announced by Commissioner Stella Hackel He succeeds Charles McKenna who has retired after 17 years with the department A retired Army lieutenant colonel Tuttle served in various administrative positions and on several courts and boards including over 15 years with the Counter Intelligence Corps From August 1960 to June 1963 he was chief of the plans programs and administration division G-2 section at the Army Intelligence Center at Fort Holabird Md In his new position Tuttle will be responsible for operating the department's program to pre- AT THE RATE OF and national committeeman of the Vermont Republican party Seh Charles Delaney the Chittenden County Democrat who lost a bid for president pro-tem to Cook will probably move up to the chairmanship of the Banking and Corpora tkns Committee filling in for Sen Reid Lefevre R-Benning ton who wag defeated in his try for re-election George McGregor another Chittenden County Democrat has seniority on the Education Committee and is a can-diate for the chairmanship of that group The two Republicans who were ahead of him in seniority also went down to defeat in November Rutland Sen William Burke is expected to retain his position as chairman of the Finance Committee and speculation wag Wednesday that Cook himself might stay on as chairman of the Judiciary Committee Cook howeVer refused to say anything Wednesday about any of the possibilities Nor would Daley who technically is not a member until he is sworn in as lieutenant governor Thursday shed any light "These are all committee decisions Cook said and our committee hasnt even formed yet I cant say anything because it isnt up to me alone to decide He added however that committee members probably would be chosen before next Tuesday Daley said Wednesday the committee had met infor maliy but that no names had been mentioned We will pass around a list of committee possibilities tomorrow he said and have THE RUTLAND HERALD Published every Morning except Sunday at 27 Wales St Rutland Vermont by Herald Assn Inc Second-clasa postage paid at Rutland VL MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press Is entitled exclusively to the nse of all the local news printed in this newspaper aa well aa all AP news dispatches SUBSCRIPTION RATES Home delivery by carrier 60 cents per week Mail outside Rutland in Vermont New Hampshire and New York one month $190 three months $500 six months $950 one year $1800 Mail outside Vermont New Hampshire and New York In United States $200 per month Canada and other countries $225 per month of hii post as president of the vent detect and control fraud senate and Cook because of in connection with unemploy- eiectjon as president pro-ment compensatiofl claims and Wednesday Sen Olin iovoo III rl 1 1 i Jk mill inAiiioA 1 Gay R-Windsor was elected as third man on the committee taxes His duties will include identifying overpayments 0 ON SUITS TOPCOATS SPORT COATS ZIP LINED RAINCOATS SWEATERS SKI PARKAS WINTER COATS and JACKETS investigating suspected fraud obtaining evidence recommend- Deposits received during the first ten days of a quarterly interest period will draw interest for the full period WOODSTOCK NATIONAL BANK 21 ELM STREET WOODSTOCK VERMONT Member FDIC Wednesday Election upsets and death have claimed many committee for administrative hearings or prosecution by states attorneys hea(1- and (our tP rankin8 Born in Greenfield Mass in-senator tost heir seats 1917 Tuttle is a graduate of success ul par primary bids Turners Falls High School injAt least lve are Massachusetts He entered theiopfn- Army in 1941 and was com- No on the committee missioned a second lieutenant would name contenders for top in 1942 after attending Officers I appointments Wednesday but Candidate School at Fort Mon-1 several senators seem in line Run dont walk to The COMBINATION 2 for top posts Since Gay has already moved up on the Senate scale the post of chairman of the lmport- roe Va During his military career he also completed a special agents course and a military intelligence officers advanced course at the Counter Intelligence Corps School at Fort Holabird ant Appropriations Committee the Senate at large list their could very well go to Sen Ed- choices Then we will take them ward Janeway R-Windham I all under consideration LINED GLOVES Joint Canvassing Committee To Certify Election Results 100 PURE WOOL BLANKETS Prouty Bill Gap-Closer ALL COTTON and COTTON and WOOL WINTER WEIGHT SPORT SHIRTS HANDSOME FLORAL CANNON QUALITY TURKISH TOWELS Bath Size 99c Hand Size 59c Wash Cloths 39c Machine Washable Mothproofed Nylon Binding Non-Allergenic Shrink Resistant 1088 Minimum Social Security Benefit Would Go Up From $40 to $70 90 ONE SPECIAL GROUP ALL WOOL 149 SLACKS vi SOFT DACRON BED PILLOWS POPULAR THERMAL WEAVE WE'VE SOLD HUNDREDS USE AS BEDSPREAD or BLANKET 399 Plumply Filled For Heavenly Rest Pretty Floral Covers Blue Rose Maize this clearance does not include our entire stock ALL SALES CASH-SMALL ALTERATION CHARGE (Vermont Press Bureau) MONTPELIER The Joint Canvassing Committee meets Thursday at 9 am to certify results of last November's federal election The joint committee is composed of 42 members of House and 14 senators Those named were Senators: Samuel Fishman D-Addison Robert Wilson Bennington Douglas Kitchel R-Caledonia John Kelty D-Chittenden James Kennedy Essex Clement Sharrow D-Franklin Noel VJens D-Grand Isle Samuel Loomis R-Lamoille Raymond Blake R-Orleans Ellery Purdy R-Rutland Helen France D-Washington Stoyan Christowe R-Windham and Harold Raynolds D-Wind-sor Representatives: Seth Warner R-Addison James A Field R-Ferrisburg Dwight Burnham Waltham Mrs Kenalene Collins 682 Choose From 1 0 Colors Twin or Full Bed Sizes ren Fairfax Mrs Frances Pelkey D-Highgate George ODowd D-Brunswiek Linwood Ford Maidstone Charles Greene St Albans City Edmund Paul D-Alburg Arthur Jarvis La Motte Chester Dubuque North Hero Olin Bryce Cambridge Lawrence Jones Eden Carlyle McMahon Stowe Roland Lawrence Albany Earle Wilson D-Crafts-bury Mrs Doris Alexander Irasburg Arthur Hill Brookfield Walter Kennedy Chelsea Henry Vegnte Jr Mendon Andrew Gaiotti Sr Mount Tabor Zilpah Ranney -Pittsfield William Blackly Calais Merril Harris Montpelier City Mrs Christine La Deau Plain-field Anthony Buraczynski Brattleboro Vivian Tuttle Stratton Royal Cutts Townsend Stanley Hutt Bridgewater Earle Brown Plymouth and Clarke Hutchinson Ro- WHITE SHEET BLANKETS Drsia Right-you com afford not tot "MORGAN JONES" TERRY TOWELS Wopld Be 59c If Not Run of the Mill Such Lovely Designs and Colors 39c 199 Rugged Quality They Will Take Long Wear R-Readsboro Tracy Kenyon Shaftsbury Mrs Harriet Chester Stone Sunderland Mrs Catherine Beattie Dan- i MEDICAL MEN GATHER FOR ville Warren Farrington R- ANNUAL SESSION LN GHANA New England Democrats Elect MacDonald Again WASHINGTON (AP) New England House Democrats have reelected Rep Torbert Mtc-Donald of Massachusetts as assistant Democratic leader for that region MacDonald has had this job in the last four Congresses WHITE ZIPPERED PILLOW COVERS Barre Town Names New Manager Burnett BRRE TOWN (AP) -Geoige Burnett 59 of Iynn-field Muss has been named town manager here succeeding Frank I Tucker who resigned Burnett who was assistant town managrr in Lvnnfield will! receive a $75oo salarv Thirsty Cannon TOWELS DURABLE DOUBLE THREAD QUALITY 69c Bath Size 2 for 100 49c Hand Size 3 for 100 29c Wash Cloths 5 far 100 2 fori Fine Quality Usually 69c Stock Upl Peacham John Zampieri D-Ryegate Mrs Bertha LaFre-niere Bolton Aaron lrich limesburg Fay Shattuck Huntington Mrs Stella Savage Flbridge War- ACCRA Ghana (AP) Seventy-six medical men including American and British doctors gathered here this week at the 5th annual conference of the Association of Surgeons of West Africa St Iuis Mo Js the worldi second largest rail center MACHINE WASHABLE Heirloom BEDSPREADS WASHINGTON (Special) -Sen Winston Prouty R-Vt an nounced Wednesday that he will introduce legislation to dose some dangerous and long existing gaps in the Social Security System The Prouty bill will raise the minimum Social Security benefit from $40 to $70 per month and the senator said that under his plan all benefits would be scaled upward on a formula based on the new $70 minimum The senator explained that under his proposal the average Vermont Social Security benefit would increase from about $73 to over $100 and he estimated that this would mean at least a $900-000 jump in the total amount of benefits paid to Vermonters per month Sen Proutys legislation would also expand the earnings limitation now imposed on Social Security beneficiaries Under his proposal an older person could make up to $2400 before he would lose any Social Security benefits This is a substantial elevation over the $1200 limitation in the current low Prouty remarked that It seems to make little sense to say we will protect a man against the hardships of poverty and then penalize him when he Industriously seeks to earn a living wage The $1200 limitation in terms of current prices is a meaningless and unjust imposition on a mans right to a minimum standard of living The third major change contemplated in the Prouty legislation would be an extension of Social Security coverage ultimately to aH our nations elderly Citing the need for this change Prouty pointed out that nearly 2-500 Vermonters age 70 or over are on public assistance but not eligible For Social Security These people would receive the minimum of $70 under the Prouty blanketing-in proposal an additional $175000 per month for Vermont recipients Prouty said: When the program was established it was hoped that within a few decades of its inception any elderly person needing coverage could be included within the scope of its protective arm But at the present time a quarter of a century later thousands of older Americans are left without the comfort of this fundamental program because the law was not wise enough to forecast the needs of this age So I am reintroducing my proposal to blanket in ail persons age 70 and above1 who are not now eligible to receive benefits because of the oversights of earlier planners Indeed i it seems only fair and just that those older Americans who have done so much to make this land a better place to live should receive our assurances that America will not forget them in their days of need" 884 All Sizes Choose White or Lovely Pastels Save Nowl WONDER SILICONE IRON BOARD COVERS FITS ALL STANDARD BOARDS 2 for 100 EXPENSIVE CARPETS Salesmen's Samples 84c WONDERFUL WASHABLE RUGS 227 So Many Colors Size 2x4 Solid Colors or Decorator Stripes SPECIAL GROUP BEDSPREADS TWIN and FULL SIZES BIG BURLY WINTER BLANKETS Vs to Vs OFF 399 Every Wanted Color A 595 Value 500 Regularly Sold to 1095 Most All Colors xln the Lot FINE QUALITY FASHIONS FROM EVERY DEPT OOO Kiaits ooo FAMOUS MAKE ELECTRIC BLANKETS GUARANTIED FOR 3 YEARS SINGLE CONTROL ROSE REG 1295 GREEN BLUE BEIGE 1088 100 NYLON BINDING DUAL REG 1388 CONTROL 1595 rants Formals Cats Sweaters Pamts Skirts ooo ooo uwsanr Mrfcs Rks Hamdlbags Jewelry Opan a charga acct today pay 13 Fab 13 Mar 13 Apr without a sarvica charga Or usa our 10-mo ECA plan ANNUAL CLEARANCE ALL KINDS CURTAINS DRAPERIES-FL00R SAMPLES HURRY TO "CURTAIN HEADQUARTERS" GRANT OF 197292 FOR MEDICAL SCHOOL MANCHESTER (AP)' -The Dartmouth Medical School in Hanover will receive a grant of $97292 from the Public Health Service for general research Sen Thomas McIntyre D- announced Wednesday 1.