Ecumenical School Center Proposed by Clergymen
The union school board said it will decide in a week whether to cooperate with several churches proposing voluntary religious instruction for public high school students. The promise was made after the meeting.
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Frederick B. Wolf
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Howard F. Kelley
Donald Rogers
Jane McCullough
William Abernethy
Francis B. Flanagan
Marian Cummings
Barton Jenks
Hamilton
Union School Board
St. Francis de Sales Roman Catholic Church
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
North Bennington Congregational Church
Soo Ho Han
First Baptist Church
John Lynch
Bennington Catholic High School
Mt. Anthony
BCHS
Ecumenical Foundation
Ecumenical Center
Marian C
Rockefeller Vetoes Doctors Parking Law In Albany
Gov Nelson Rockefeller rejected a bill granting physicians exemptions from most parking restrictions during emergency calls. He warned the measure could prompt similar bills for other drivers and that officers would judge whether a call was in progress. The veto halts the state wide carve out sought by medical professionals.
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Albany
N.Y
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Arlington Artist Schwarz Dies at 80 in Merion
William Tefft Schwarz of Arlington, a renowned mural and landscape artist, died at 80 in Merion after a career spanning works such as murals for the Petroleum Industry Building and Valley Forge. He served in World War I, headed art programs for the Peace Conference, and leaves a wife Mabel Lowthernson, a son Horace W. Schwarz, three daughters, 16 grandchildren, and five great grandchildren.
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Merion
William Tefft Schwarz
Fairfield Farm
Arlington, VI
Syracuse
N.Y
Syracuse University
Colarossi
Julian
France
Spain
Schwarz
AEF
Smithsonian Institute
Army Medical Museum
Petroleum Industry Building
Freedom Foundation
Valley Forge
Bennington Museum
Onondaga County Savings Bank
Engineers Club
New York City
Hotel Dennis
Atlantic City
Vermont
Military Order of Foreign Wars
Union League of
Philadelphia
Merion Cricket Club
Equinox Club
Manchester
Mabel Lowthernson
Horace W. Schwarz
Herman K. Grange
Villa Nova
John H. White
Barrington
R.I
Robert N. Peterson
Wilmington
Del
Greece Crown Seizes Control As King Constantine Declares Dictatorship
United Press International reports the Greek army halted all contact with the outside world and moved to stabilize the country after seizing power in a midnight coup. Premier Canellopoulos under guard, former premier Papandreou arrested, amid fears of leftist gains in upcoming May elections.
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Greece
Constantine
Anatolia
Athens
Turkey
Panyiotis Canellopoulos
Athens Radio
George Papandreou
Andreas Papandreou
California University
U.S
Papandreou
Aspida Clique
Aspida
People’s Revolution
Anks
The
Stock Exchange
Stantine
Spiro Theotokis
Panayiotis Canellopoulos
Closs
Fire claims two in Rutland home blaze tragedy
A fire at 16 Crescent St in Rutland killed Pamela Mackin, 15, and Philip Crowley, 54, with ten others displaced. The victims included Crowley visiting from Brockton Mass and Pamela’s family, while seven others escaped or were injured. Preliminary findings point to smoke inhalation and heat. officials suspect a wastebasket with an emptied ash tray as possible ignition.
Reds Shoot Down Two U.S. Planes
Near Hanoi, U.S. planes fought MiG jets in one of the war’s worst antiaircraft barrages. At least one MiG was shot down as Washington released word of major Haiphong raids that damaged two power plants and darkened the city. The action followed intensified bombing approved by President Johnson.
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Saigon
UPI
U.S
Hanoi
Washington
Pentagon
North Vietnam
Haiphong
Johnson
Gibboney Pleased With Report On Education Dept
Vermont Education Commissioner Dr. Richard A. Gibboney backs a $25,000 Arthur D. Little Co. study evaluating his department. The report endorses new programs, maps future steps, but criticizes prior board actions and urges consensus to avoid split decisions. It recommends 54 staff, improved pay, and focus on district consolidation, leadership changes, and financing for small schools.
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State Education Board
Gibboney
Harold Raynolds
Springfield
Ulel
Gobboney
Arlington votes again on school addition plans
Inside Arlington reports a vote on proposed school additions reappearing on a future agenda. Columnist Sam Ogden questions if the Pavilion Hotel can be saved in a separate piece. A Wilmington woman is named Vermont Mother of the Year in a brief feature.
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Arlington
Sam Ogden
Pavilion
Wilmington
Vermont
Vermont 1967 Legislature Spends 704000 Dollars
Vermont’s 1967 Legislature cost taxpayers about 704000 dollars by last Thursday with the final total expected near seven hundred thousand. Lawmakers were paid 150 dollars for an extra week due to an attorney general ruling, though the pay law was enacted the day before adjournment. The session budget included 300000 for 1968 and 700000 for 1969, under a new pay schedule with a 4500 dollar ceiling.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Bruce Mosher
Mosher
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