United States Rejects Soviet War Propaganda Ban
At Geneva the United States refused a Soviet proposal to criminalize war propaganda worldwide, arguing free speech must be protected and that such laws are too vague. Ambassador Arthur H. Dean urged exchange of views and equal international access to opinions to reduce propaganda.
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Geneva
United States
America
U.S
Arthur H. Dean
Dean
Valerian A. Zorin
West Germany
Term Insurance Conversion Outlined
Vermont World War II veterans holding term policies can convert to permanent plans starting with as little as $1,000. The VA details allow $1,000 yearly conversions for ten years to turn a $10,000 term policy into permanent coverage, with dividends reducing outlay. Available permanent plans include ordinary life and 20 payment/20 year endowment options with loan value and cash surrender value.
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White River Jct
Vermont
Charles L. Jacobs
Veterans Administration Center
White River Junction
Jacobs
Indians Studied For Causes Of Arthritis
Government scientists compare Blackfeet Indians in Montana with a Southwestern tribe in Arizona to assess climate and heredity effects on arthritis and rheumatism. The study aims to pin down climate relationships, with 11 million Americans affected.
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Frank Carey Washington
U.S. Public Health Service
National Institute of Arthritis
Metabolic Diseases
Montana
Arizona Desert
Blackfeet
Junior High Students Finance Sierra Leonean Student Ring Project
In Lancaster PA, seventh and eighth graders fund a Sierra Leonean student Tom Dugba at Millersville State College by raising $1,200 annually. They form a ring company to sell nickel silver engraved rings for $1 to $1.50, with profits backing his tuition as a school-wide venture.
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Lancaster
Tom Dugba
Millersville State College
Manheim
Dugba
Sierra Leone
Africa
America
Millersville
Sunday Concert Series Planned At St. Michael's
St Michael's College in Winooski Park Vermont will host five Sunday concerts in July during Summer Session. Music Director William Tortolano announces four guest recitals plus the annual choral concert at 3 PM, free for students and a small public fee.
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Winooski Park
St. Michael’s College
William Tortolano
Bela Azilagi
Frank Carroll
Park String Quartet
St. Michael’s Playhouse
Tortolano
University of Vermont
Ira Allen
St. Michael’s
St. Michael's Playhouse
Donald Rathgeb
Focus and Bendi students engage in literature and art
Freshmen Deep That Charlotte Killian Judy Moore and Richard Shoe maker attend a class reading Heart of Darkness by Conrad. Focus magazine solicits art and writing while Crepes Surette and locker room spring cleaning headlines as staff pursue college events and faculty conferences in Boston and Bradford.
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Charlotte Killian
Jackson College
Judy Moore
University of Connecticut
Richard Shoemaker
M.st
Bendi
Joseph Conrad
Congo
Joanne Washburn
Wilmington F H A Chapter Installs Officers
The Wilmington Future Homemakers of America chapter was installed on March 28 by the Chester F H A. Officers include President Isabelle Raymo and Treasurer Alana Granger with a full slate. The group promotes homemaking education and participates in National F H A Week activities and a bulletin board display under the motto Toward New Horizons.
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Wilmington
The
Future Homemakers of America
Chester F.H.A
Isabelle Raymo
Alana Granger
Sharon Faulkner
Jane Bishop
Sally Anne Poor
Pamela Johnson
Burdys Bickford
Home Economics Education
U. S. Office of Education
American Home Economics Association
Polish girl joins Cuban refugee class in Dade
In Miami a Polish child enrolled in a Dade County school was placed in a special English class with Cuban refugee students. The teacher notes her English is improving slowly as she learns, counting aloud with the class and skipping rope.
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Miami, Fla
Dade County
Community groups hold meetings at Wilmington INN and WHS
The Congregational Women's Association met at the Wilmington Inn with eight members to prepare items for an August summer sale. At WHS Wednesday a broad program included an Atomic World assembly, science talks, gymnastics, and a Pops Concert. Members planned events, fundraising, and club activities with multiple dates in April and May.
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Congregational Women’s Association
Wayne Timmerman
Wilmington Inn
Horace Ware Sr
Carol Howe
Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies
WHS
Whitingham High School
Army and Navy
Armed Services
Richard Leonard
University of Vermont
Baker’s
Lyman Amsden
Molly Stark
Beaver Brook Parent Teachers Club of
Wilmington
Tel. HO
Lions Club
Peter Barton
Barton
Man in Basement Stash Delayed Court Appearance
Keith Healy, 42, who reportedly lived ten days in a drug store basement, was too ill to appear for a drunkenness charge in Recorder's Court. Store manager R M Harrell described Healy found among bay rum bottles, barbecue sauce, syrup, candy, cigars, and cranberry sauce.
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Montgomery
Ala
Recorder’s Court
Keith Healy
R. M. Harrell
Healy
Saturday TV and radio schedule snapshot across channels
A dense listing of children's programs, news blocks, weather segments, and specials for WRGB and WBTN am stations. Entries include Captain Kangaroo Mighty Mouse Sky King News Weather sports and various local show times, with late afternoon and evening blocks across multiple channels.
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Video Village
Roy Rogers
Evening TV Schedule Fragment with Classic Shows
A partial TV schedule lists 5:30 Her Jungle Love 6:45 Tri State Report 8:00 The Flintstones 9:00 77 Sunset Strip 10:00 The Corrupters 11:00 News 11:20 Hollywood Can Teen with Evening Report and Tri State content.
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Rockle
Earle Pudney
Huntley Brinkley
the Detectives
Chet Huntley
Jack Pear
Sunset Strip
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Cleopatra
Juliet
Dacron
White
Drysdale’s
Harry T. Eddington
W. H. Eddington, Inc
Arlington High School
Industrial Arts
Herbert Mosman
Cheryl Blair
Melinda Pelham
Diana Keough
Arlington
Bennington Automobile
Bennington High School
Hagerman
Marvin Miller
African-American Institute
VT. Bank
Focus
Martin Trapp
Ann Marie Goyette
Lee Lawson
the Catamount
Bradford Junior College
Haverhill
Mass
Evelyn Chase
Nyack Missionary College
Nyack, N.Y
Madge Boardman
Eupha Bonham
Boston
Richard Corbin
Pora
Vogue & Vanity Hotel
Putnam Bldg
Bennington, VT
F.H.A
Dover
Grangers
Marie Taylor
Victory Grange
New Hampshire
Lauren Clough
Clough
Rg Javery
South
Bennington
Ernest H. Javery
Alan H. Page
Motorola
RADIO
Babcock Electric
Morgan ST
WRGB
WTEN
Brimstone
Weather
Douglas Edwards
Rawhide
A.M
Tri-State
Texas Rangers
Texan
Three Star
Ted Heath
Animal Shelter
Pip the Piper
Shor! Lewis
WGY
WBTN
Worldews
Sacred Heart
A&w Root Beer
NO. Benn
RD. Benn., VT
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