Vermont cemetery group reports endowment and growth
The Vermont Old Cemetery Association announced a $1000 endowment fund and about 500 members at a meeting in Montpelier. A record 15 Memorial Memberships were added this year as 17 county town chairmen were appointed to expand local cemetery mapping and ownership.
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Ferrisburg
Delan Bush
Montpelier
Vermont
Russell Farnsworth
Burlington
Cram Hill
Roxbury
Hathaway’s Drive-In Sold to Catskill Partners
North Hoosick item reports Chase Hathaway selling Hathaway's Drive-In Theater on N.Y. 67 to the Wilhelm Thornton partnership based in Catskill. Hathaway assists in remodeling and plans a April 21 opening for a 20th season. Thornton lives in Saugerties, John Wilhelm in Catskill. firm runs Catskill region theaters and Colonie Theater in Schenectady, venturing into outdoor operations for the first time. Hathaway heads a pioneer in outdoor theaters with a winter home in Hollywood Florida.
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North Hoolick
F. Chase Hathaway
Hathaway
N.Y
Wilhelm Thornton
Catskill
Thomas Thornton
Thornton
Saugerties
John Wilhelm
Colonie
Schenectady
Hollywood
Fla
Teachers stand amid rebuff as unions win broad support
Three Berkshire Florida teachers rated superior by School Supt Joseph J Joseph face denial of reappointment amid a county wide show of backing. An observer says teachers are united behind the reinstate ment cause as collective bargaining stalls with the School Committee.
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Florida
Joseph J. Joseph
Surveyor 3 speeds toward moon landing target
Surveyor 3 lifts off from Cape Kennedy aboard an Atlas Centaur at 2 05 a.m. EST and speeds toward the Ocean of Storms for a first lunar landing test. Officials report the path to the intended point is accurate within 225 miles and expect a precise touchdown around 8 p.m. Wednesday. The $80 million craft will photograph the surrounding terrain and deploy a steel tipped scoop to probe the surface, smash rocks, and move larger fragments to reveal subsurface material.
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Cape Kennedy
UPD
America
Apollo
Earth
Surveyor 3
Surveyor
Benjamin Milwitsky
Moon
Brandeis 1967 Creative Arts Awards Recipients Named
New York reports Brandeis University honored 1967 Creative Arts Award recipients at Delmonico's Hotel. Winners include poet Conrad Aiken composer Ross Lee Finney architect Ludwig Mies van der Rohe and choreographer Jerome Robbins. Younger artists Kevin Roche Claudio Spies Ellen Stewart and May Swenson also received awards plus a special prize to Kenneth Burke. Each prize carries 1000 dollars.
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New York
UPD
Brandeis University
Conrad Aiken
Ross Lee Finney
Ludwig Mies van der Rohe
Jerome Robbins
Delmonico
Kevin Roche
Claudio Spies
Ellen Stewart
May Swenson
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State Commission of Correction
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