Astrologer predicts religion rise and world change by 1970s
David Williams, retired U. S. Navy lieutenant commander and former Consolidated Edison manager, lectured Bennington College students on planetary influences. He forecast a revival of religion within 16 years after 1970 and a future great religious teacher. He linked sunspot cycles to wars and economic trends, noting 56 year cycles align with depressions and booms. He cited NASA and RCA as citing astrological ideas and warned against quacks while urging data driven methods. Williams tied planetary positions to political events and youth behavior, predicting changes as Neptune leaves Scorpio in 1970 and stressing a rational approach to science and astrology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Williams
U.S. Navy
Bennington College
Williams
Consolidated Edison Co
New York
Astrologers Guild of America
Earth
Wall Street Journal
RCA
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Kennedy
Johnson
Martin Luther King Jr
Pluto
Mars
United States
Neptune
Scorpio
Harlow Shaply
Harvard College
Carl Sagan
Harvard
Bennington Briefs Move for State Trooper Reed
State Trooper David Reed is transferred from the Bennington Shaftsbury sub station to Newbury to replace Trooper Richard Rosen who served there for years. Reed spent three years in Bennington before moving to Bradford on April 1. Rosen will join the probation division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Reed
Vermont State Police Department
Newbury
Richard Rosen
Reed
Bennington
Shaftsbury
Bradford
Rosen
State Law Enforcement Department
Hospital Notes dated April 10 1968
Admissions include Sharon Hall Hoosick Falls Master Paul Schena Kathleen Carpenter Bennington Jessie Hewitt Petersburg Otis Stevens Pownal Discharges list Master Paul LaBeau Master William W Harris Bennington Master William Tifft Hoosick Falls Miss Gretchen Hyman North Bennington Irene LaBatt Arlington Births Mr and Mrs Floyd Cookson of 219 Pleasant St a daughter April 10 Union on Main Street will be closed Good Friday afternoon and also Monday and Tuesday Dr Helen W Toolan Institute for Medical Research Putnam Memorial Hospital presenting a paper Inhibition by H1 Virus of Adenovirus Tumor Induction in Hamsters to the American Association for Cancer Research in Atlantic City NJ meeting this week Also new items for sale from Shaffe's Men’s Shop Iron Kettle Friday special Deep fried shrimp etc and hats by Dorothy Gaye
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Sharon Hall
Hoosick Falls
Paul Schena
Kathleen Carpenter
Bennington
Jessie Hewitt
Petersburg
Otis Stevens
Pownal
Paul LaBeau
William W. Harris
William Tifft
Gretchen Hyman
North Bennington
Irene LaBatt
Arlington
Helen W. Toolan
Institute For Medical Research
Putnam Memorial Hospital
American Association For Cancer Research
Atlantic City
N.J
New York
N.Y
Nora C. Tetreault
Oliva Tetreault
Robinson Avenue
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Rosemary Tetreault
New York City
Richard and
Johanna (Cullen) Keough
Tetreault
St. Francis de Sales Church
Marcel
Margaret) Fraval
Lee
Mass
John
Dorothy) Zyne
Scranton
Marie Krause
Ocean City
Rosemary
Arthur Keough
St. Johnsville
N. Y
Charles Keough
William Keough
Walter Keough
Stasia Walsh
Irene Keough
Mahar & Son Funeral
St. Francis de Sales
Jacksonville
Fla
Harold J. Brosseau
Adams
Myra St
Susie Woodward
Vermont
William and
Claire( Roberts) Brosseau
Florida
Park Commission Service
Adams Park
U.S. Gypsum Co
Farnams
Dorothy Dean
Harold Brousseau Jr
Trenton
Lawrence Mellody
John McDonald
Miami
Edward Gulden
Loudonville
Albert A. Duprey
William Brosseau
North Adams
Whitmans Celebrate 55th Anniversary in Easter Observance
Mr and Mrs Frank Whitman formerly of Bennington will mark their 55th wedding anniversary on Easter Sunday April 14. They have six children and now reside with their daughter in Wethersfield Connecticut. A St Peters Episcopal Church schedule includes fellowship meal Eucharist Maundy Thursday Good Friday Tenebrae and Easter Eve services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Whitman
Bennington
Andrew
Martha) Marocchi
Wethersfield
Marocchi
William Whitman
Sylvania
Ohio
Thomas Whitman
Amityville
N.Y
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Motel Owners To Attend Meeting Of Sisters
A delegation of local motel owners plans to attend tonight's Bennington Board of Listers meeting to discuss proposed unit pricing for personal property in motels and tourist homes. The issue stems from varying listings in the BTPA analysis and local objections to previous individual assessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Francis J. Hogan
Listers
Hogan
Bennington Taxpayers’ Protective Association
Col
Robert Gilroy
Green Acres
Reilly
Leon
Leon Boutin
Monument View
Dawson
Kirkside
Riley
New Englander
Condon
Paradise Motor Lodge
Putnam
George Hadwen
Passover Begins Friday With Seder Across World
Passover, called the Spring Festival, starts Friday night with the Seder as Jews worldwide remember the deliverance of slaves. In Bennington the Jewish community holds services Saturday at 8 am and Sunday at 9 am, with a Sunday 10 am model Seder by Religious School children at Temple Beth El. the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Temple Beth el
Fourth Vote on Zoning Seen for Manchester
Manchester zoning moves toward a possible ordinance after a first meeting of the Manchester Zoning Commission. The panel aims for a simpler ordinance to win public support, learning from earlier defeats in 1964. Members include Mrs. Ethel Wells and Orrin Beattie. next meeting set for April 22 to review other towns’ proposals and begin drafting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Ethel P. Wells
Homer B. Ellis Jr
Orrin H. Beattie
Philip M. Kelleher
Ferdinand A. Bongartz
Michael A. Powers
Oakley K. Porter
Powers
Porter
Clyde H. Bryant Jr
I. Stanford Zecher Jr
James L. Woodard
Bongartz
Shaftsbury
Beattie
Ellis
Area Obituaries Highlight Vermont, New York Losses
Obituary notices for Nora C. Tetreault of New York City and Mabelle Blake of Manchester Center, Vermont, among others, span Bennington area ties. The notices list survivors, funeral details, and service times, reflecting local church and cemetery traditions.
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Bennington Banner
Harte Theatre
Gig Young
Wait Disney Presents
Wickbearus
Walt Disney Productions
Bennington Briefs
Herbert Douglas
Burt Rockwood
The
Bennington South Supervisory
Floyd Cookson
Pleasant St
Union
Main Street
Shaffe’s Men’s Shop
Main St
Adv
Dorothy Gaye
Episcopal Church Services
Pennsylvania
Rupert
Rogers Hollow
Loren Hildreth
Bala Cynwyd
Hildreth
Clifford Harwood
Leon E. Mears
Sandgate
Hanson Walbridge Funeral Home
Melvin R. McGaughey
Bennington First
Dudley Griffis
Post 69
Cyril
Theodore Hoyt
James W. Wiley
Clarence Nichols
Walter Rice
Sydney Moss
Robert Stroffoleno
William Griffis
Medric
Harold Grover
Howard Baldwin
Diane Dusha
Cmdr
Griffis
Joseph Lobravico
Lobravico
Arlington-Manchester Barracks
Nils Green
Orange Baker
Edward Renner
Howard Smith
Ralph Delaney
Louis Coffin
Donald Simson
Mr. McGaughey
Mears
Atlanta
Mr. and
Mrs
Clarence
Moseley
West Hoolick
Clarence S. Moseley
Hodges
S.C
West Hoosick Baptist Church
Raimund Tumberston
Karl McEachron
Cleveland
Robert McEachron
Downers Grove
Ill
Richard Smith
Pittsfield
Arthur and
Paul Moseley
Buskirk
Irving Dick
Clyde Baker
West Hoosick
David Filkins
Cornell University
Nathaniel Increase
Phoebe
Baldwin) Moseley
Peoples First National Bank of
Grange
New England Milk Producers’ Association
Skidmore College
Old
Auto
Harold A. Moseley
Donald
Silver Spring
Charles
DeRuyter
Allan
Clinton
Roger
Stuchel
Howard F. Kelley
Kelley
Anthony Pello
By Michael Miller
Board of Adjustment
Mrs. Oliva Tetreault
John M. Blake
Mabelle (Hull) Blake
John Mason Blake
UVM
Adsit House
Burlington
Prospect Nursing Home
Fairfax
Henry
Mary Jane (Hunt) Hull
Orient Chapter 13
Order Eastern Star
Barton
Charles Gaudette
Manchester Center
Brewster Funeral Home
Jerome J. Hevey Jr
Manchester Congregational Church
O. Brown Cemetery
CBS
Bessie E. Channell
Portland
Maine
Castleton
Hubbardton
Horace S. Yarrington
Stryker Campbell
Troy
William S. Jackett
Schenectady
Jones & Rich Funeral Home
Evergreen Cemetery
Thrift Shop
Greenwich
Channel 11
Channel 5
Channel
Love
Johnnie
Fuzzy Pink
Better Tv, Inc
Dow-Jones—Bache & Co
Albany
Foster
Safford and Gage Sts
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