Vermont Doctor Quits Space Program Amid Divorce Suit
Dr. Duane Graveline, one of the original six astronaut hopefuls, resigns from the manned spacecraft center for personal reasons and will be reassigned as a medical doctor. His wife’s divorce suit, filed after his selection, seeks custody of their four daughters. Graveline is Newport-born with ties to Vermont, ending as the first astronaut to quit before a space flight amid family turmoil. Grand Rapids transit board asks to perfume bus exhaust, a plan inspired by Detroit and Santa Monica.
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Houston
Tex
Duane Graveline
Manned Spacecraft Center
Graveline
Carole Jane
Jill
Joan
Jean
Jane
San Antonio
Newport
Norman Graveline
Edgar Graveline
Carole Tollerton
Newport High School
Grand Rapids, Mich
UPI
Grand Rapids Transit Authority
Grand Rapids Coach Lines
Detroit
Santa Monica
Calif
Clarence Howard a Bennington planner known for drawings
Clarence Howard of Old Bennington, a longtime planner and architect, now gains recognition for sketches of local historic sites. His Christmas cards feature the Old First Church and Old Blacksmith Shop and are sold locally, while he remains active in regional planning and defense housing projects.
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Clarence Howard
Old Bennington
Southern Vermont Art Center
Manchester
Howard
Lucia
R. Schuyler
Howards
Bennington Museum
Old Brick Academy
Old First Church
Bennington Battle Monument
GBA
Monument Avenue
Syracuse University
Ecole Des Beaux Arts
Paris
Washington
United States
The
Banner
Bennington
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof at Williamstown opens Tuesday
What We Live and Die For reviews Tennessee Williams play at Williamstown Theatre, directed by Tom Brennan. Cast includes Margaret Joyce Ebert as Maggie and Margaret Barker as Big Mama. Critics praise Ebert's performance while noting pacing issues and strong supporting turns from James Noble Gooper and Barbette Tweed Mae. Production unifies set lighting and sound to sustain Williams's fierce questions about mortality and desire.
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Tennessee Williams
Williamstown Theatre
Tom Brennan
Santo Loquasto
Marney Welmers
Peter Hunt
Margaret Joyce Ebert Brick
Michael Ebert Mae Barbette Tweed Gooper
James Noble
Big Mama
Margaret Barker
Big Daddy
Tony Capodilupo
Reverend Tooker
Paul Barstow
Doctor Baugh
Bill Ndini Lacey Jeff Bowerman
Lookey
Elise Chedekel Maid
Diana Sprague
Daisy Leslie Bravman
Brightie J M Sundstrom
Dixie Joan Shainman
Buster Jack Shainman
Polly Nina Donati Trixie Vicki Piper
Sonny Adam Versenyi
Brick
Margaret
Earth
Williams
Joyce Ebert
Maggie
Miss Ebert
Barbette Tweed
Gooper
Mae
St Johnsbury Art Gallery Oldest of Its Kind in Vermont
The St. Johnsbury Athenaeum, founded in 1871 across from the courthouse, is the United States oldest unaltered art gallery still standing. Its 87 paintings and 10 sculptures include works by Cropsey Moran and Bierstadt, with a collection rooted in 19th century industrial wealth, and it remains a Victorian beacon amid modern noise and electric chandeliers.
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ST. Johnsbury
Vermont
United States
Horace Fairbanks
Europe
Albert Bierstadt
Yosemite
Fairbanks
Jasper Cropsey
Williams
James Hart
Thomas Moran
Athenaeum
Italy
U.S
Keep Vermont White Says William Loeb
St Albans Vermont publisher William Loeb urged in an editorial that Vermont must prevent growth of the Negro population while stating the paper is pro white. He acknowledged 519 Negroes in Vermont and opposed an influx but defended some as intelligent and decent amid others in a primitive state.
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ST. Albans
William Loeb
Vermont
Loeb
Verymont
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Margaretta van
Syracuse
San Francisco
Portland
Ore
Minneapolis
Chicago
Town Planning Board
Bennington, VT
By Paul Aaron
Williamstown, Mass
Williamstown
Michael Ebert
Mr. Capodilupo
Skipper
St. Johnsbury Art Gallery
Dartmouth
Mass
UPD
Manuel V. Medeiros
South Dartmouth
Medeiros
Oneida
Johan
Haviland Porcelain Bavarian
China
Main Street
Charlestown
E. Main ST
ITF
STORK
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