League Petitions To Give Washington Dc a Voice
The Bennington League of Women Voters launches a nationwide drive to collect 1.5 million signatures within April 15 22 in support of congressional representation for Washington DC. Campaign marks the league’s 50th anniversary and backs a constitutional amendment to grant full representation. Local organizers include Mrs Robert M Agard.
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Washington D.C
Bennington League of Women Voters
Congress
District of Columbia
League
Washington, D.C
D.C
Washington
Robert M. Agard
Agard
State AAUW Convention To Hear Davis on Environment Controls
Governor Davis will speak at the Vermont State Division AAUW annual meeting luncheon in Randolph about Environmental Management. Dr Claire Fulcher and Dr Ruth Roettinger will address sessions at Randolph Technical College and Barnard Valley View Motel.
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AAUW
Davis
Randolph
Vermont
American Association of University Women
Claire Fulcher
North Atlantic
Randolph Technical College
Fulcher
Bridgeport, Conn
Ruth Roettinger
Barnard Valley View
Barnard
Dr. Roettinger
South Carolina
Asbury College
University of Kentucky
Radcliffe College
University of North Carolina
Bennington Museum elects eight new trustees
Otto Kallir and eight new trustees join Bennington Museum at a Friday meeting. Terms run to 1973 for many. several others to 1972 or 1971. Re-elected officers include Mayer Wellington Rice and other incumbents. New aides Barret Pike and Kosche introduced.
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Kallir
William E. Dailey Sr
North Bennington
Stanley B. Ineson
Manchester
Joseph A. Wilson
Shaftsbury
Herbert M. Irwin
Bennington
Norman
W. Cushman
S. Whitney Dickey
Cleveland E. Dodge Jr
Maurice Douglass
W. Philip Giddings
Dr. Woodhull S. Hall
Fabian W. Kunzelmann
Herbert H. Leonard
Ferdinand Lathrop Mayer
Wilbur C. Rice
George van Santvoord
Museum
Townsend K. Wellington
Caroline Craig Darlington
van Vechten B. Graves
Richard Carter Barret
Barret
Stanley R. Pike Jr
Eugene R. Kosche
Pike
Bennington College
Kosche
Bennington Brush Co
Bloodmobile Blood Drive Appeals to Donors Tomorrow
The Bloodmobile will be at First Baptist Church Colgate Hall 601 Main St tomorrow from 11 45 a.m. to 5 30 p.m. 18 year olds need parental consent unless married or in the armed services. Volunteers include doctors and lab technicians.
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Armed Services
First Baptist Church
Colgate Hall
Main St
William Flood
Barth van de Els
Dorothy Hager
Benedicto Adorable
Francis Herrick
Thomas Cook
Harald Henningsen
M.D. Cockrell
Plante Named Dance Caller at New England Convention
Henry J. Plante of 117 Coulter St Bennington is chosen as a square dance caller for the 11th annual New England Square Dance Convention in Portland Maine. Convention chairman Robie Liscomb says a committee selected him for his talent and potential contribution. Plante has four years experience and is club caller for the Do Si Do 8s in Manchester. About 7000 dancers are expected to attend the Portland event Friday and Saturday.
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Henry J. Plante
Coulter St
Bennington
New England
Symphony Day in Rutland Highlights State Series
The Vermont State Symphony Orchestra presents Symphony Day in Rutland on May 3 with a week of school programs. Coordinated by L Marlin Hall and Rutland leaders, the event features Bach, Bizet, Mozart, Tchaikovsky works, instrument demonstrations, and a sing fest with Do Re Mi and The Sound of Music.
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Vermont State Symphony Orchestra
Rutland
James Tinney
Vermont Symphony Orchestra Association
John B. Webber
L. Marlin Hall
Vermont State Symphony
State Symphony
Alan Carter
Bach
Bizet
Mozart
Tchaikovsky
O'Brien Widens Vermont Campaign Across Bennington County
Sen. Leo O'Brien Democrat for governor began a pre campaign tour in Bennington County with Rep. Kelton Miller and Lawrence Powers. He urged drawing new voters in the south while addressing taxes jobs and the environment. He cited factory layoffs and a 32 hour week in Springfield and noted past environmental laws. He is 39 and aims to unify with Hoff after primaries and notes his Senate tenure and family ties in politics.
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Leo O’brien
Bennington County
Vermont
O’brien
Stella
Kelton B. Miller
Windham County
Bennington
Chittenden
Springfield
Rutland
State Seeks Troopers as Pay Rises to $142 Weekly
The Department of Public Safety launches a recruiting drive to fill 14 vacancies from resignations plus 26 authorized by new law. Starting trooper pay is $142 weekly, with uniforms provided, travel expenses paid when away from home, and retirement at 55. Benefits include insurance, vacation, sick leave, and opportunities for degree study part time through federal grants. Examinations are held the last Thursday and Friday of each month at Public Safety Headquarters in Montpelier. Applicants must be 21 to 35, 5ft 9in or taller, high school graduate, good vision, and U.S. citizen. Further information from State Police offices or Montpelier Headquarters.
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Montpelier
United States
Department of Public Safety
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