Miss Phyllis Hall and Gregory Rick Jr Hold White Gladioli Wedding
Miss Phyllis Ann Hall and Gregory Rick Jr wed at Second Congregational Church with Rev. Robert P. Bell officiating. The bride wore silk organza with Chantilly lace and an illusion veil, carrying white roses and stephanotis. Attendants wore ivy green dresses, and the couple planned a Great Lakes trip after a church reception.
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Phyllis Hall
Gregory Rick Jr
Ivy
Second Congregational Church
Phyllis Ann Hall
Rick
Kansas City
Kan
Robert P. Bell
J. Philip Hall
Crescent Boulevard
Carolyn R. Hall
Bennington
Roxann R. Rick
Janet Litster
Colby Junior College
Boston University
Alpha Phi Sorority
Harvard University
Bat Club
Harvard Club
Boston
Kansas University Medical School
Great Lakes States
East German Defectors Say More Would Flee With Less Surveillance
Eight East German participants at the International Communist Youth Festival defected in Helsinki Finland and said more would have fled if surveillance had been lighter. They were among 37 East Germans reported to have escaped via Sweden.
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Bonn
Germany
Helsinki
Finland
Sweden
Diseased Trees To Be Removed From Watershed
Bennington Water Department Commissioners approve a plan to remove diseased white pine from lands adjoining the Bradford Springs watershed. A. J. Dewey & Sons Lumber Co. will cut and pay $15 per thousand board feet, with County Forester David Barton supervising to protect neighboring trees and preserve the watershed. The amount of timber is not estimated but described as substantial.
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Bradford Springs
Bennington
Water Board
Budapest Officials Warn on Payola Threat to Hospital Heads
Budapest City Council says hospital department heads may be fired if they accept fees from patients insured under Hungary’s health plan. The move targets payola practices amid Germany Hungary health system scrutiny.
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Budapest
Hungary
Talks to Begin On Benhi Shift To Union School
The Bennington High School transfer to Union High School District 14 for regional junior high use will be discussed by Union School District trustees and the Bennington board. Finance Committee chair Franklin A. Riley leads, joined by Ronald R. Knapp and Richard Sleeman.
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Union High School
Bennington High School
Franklin A. Riley
Ronald R. Knapp
Richard Sleeman
Union School Bord
Barton Jenks
Shaftsbury
International Study Group To Organize Here Tonight
An organizing meeting for a community wide group to study and act on international issues will be held in the social room of the Bennington Free Library this evening at 8 o'clock. Similar groups are forming nationwide to alert citizens to life in the nuclear age and to seek peaceful solutions to world problems. An organizing committee is expected and plans may include opinion polls interviewing political candidates and distributing information on world problems.
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Bennington
Poli
Tical
Standard Signs to Standardize Mexico City Traffic
Mexico City moves to standardize traffic signs and signals nationwide to aid tourists, the Transit Bureau reports. The plan aims to reduce confusion for visitors by unifying symbols and road markings across the country.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Transit Bureau
Lawn fashion travels with British settlers worldwide
John Bull notes that English settlers planted lawns in Capetown Calcutta New Zealand and other continents but Mel Nor lawn products says success varied with climate and soil. The piece highlights global challenges in adapting lawn culture beyond Britain.
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New York
UPI
Capetown
Calcutta
New Zealand
Melnor Lawn Products Company
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Mrs. Gregory Rick
The
House of Walsh
Liberty OF London
Price
House of
Walsh
Williamstown
WW Ruggs
Dewey Company
Barton
Payola
Crisco
Tolmon Ag
Atkins Jewelers & Silversmiths
Main Street
Main
Depot Street
WELCH
Benhi
John Bull
Lawnman
Sayles
New York, N. Y
Howard Hawks
Hawks
Willys Motors
America
Pleasant St
Bennington, Vt
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