Cooperative Graduate Program At Saint Rose And Siena
Albany NY The College of Saint Rose and Siena College expand a cooperative graduate program for 1963-1964. Students may study history and political science full time across both campuses with up to 12 hours at the partner college. Faculty share, access to libraries, and cross campus classes are included. A fall slate includes Church and State, East Central Europe, Hispanic American Civilization, Russia in the Imperial Age, and American history. A master’s degree could be earned in one year.
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Albany
N.Y
College of Saint Rose
Siena College
Eileen Joseph
Saint Rose
Michael McCloskey
Siena
John Francis
University of Notre Dame
George P. Lukacs
Europe
Middle East
Lukacs
Father McCloskey
Latin America
Edmund R. Padvaiskas
Russia
Padvaiskas
Columbia University
Edward J. Gibbons
Pima Democrats and Republicans Donate Blood in Politics Drive
The Pima County Democratic Committee challenged Republicans to a bloodletting contest for a good cause. Both sides donated blood for the Tucson Chapter of the American Red Cross in a campaign titled Pints for Politics.
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Ucson, Ariz
Pima County
Democratic Committee
Tucson
American Red Cross
Monument to Patton to rise in Bastogne
In Brussels it was announced a $60,000 memorial will be dedicated in Bastogne on September 8 to honor Gen. George S. Patton Jr. and his troops for their World War II role at the Battle of the Bulge. The unveiling will be by Army Lt. John Waters, Patton’s grandson.
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Brussels
George S. Patton Jr
Bastogne
Patton
Army
John Waters
Public Library Urges Visit As 35000 Volumes Beckon Readers
Bennington residents are invited to explore 35000 volumes spanning poetry, philosophy, travel and more at the public library. A stereoscopic exhibit of Bennington in the 1870s by Dart Photographers’ Gallery runs through Sept 7, with the library closed Saturday and Labor Day. New August acquisitions include Landis Building a Successful Marriage and Michener Caravans among others.
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Chagall
Picasso
United States
Bennington
Dart Photographers’ Gallery
Landis
Holbrook
Dinesen
Ehrengard
Paris Review
Fowles
Dolliver
Cerami
Costain
Michener
Safran
Israel
Saturday Review
American Education Today
Cashin
Kerr
Fishman
Clementine
Candlemaking and Weaving Demonstrations in Weston
Weston crafts groups host final weekend craft demos with Mrs. Isabelle Fish of Plymouth showing candle making and wax blends. Virginia and Leland Dudley of Belmont demonstrate loom weaving using native Vermont materials and custom looms. No admission charged.
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Weston
Vermont Craftsmen Inc
Isabelle Fish
Plymouth
Virginia
Leland Dudley
Belmont
Dudleys
Dudley
Vermont
Berta Frey
Fletcher Farm Craft School
New York
Vermont Guild of Oldtime Crafts and Industries
Four Airmen From Bennington To Technical Training
Four Bennington, Vermont men graduate from United States Air Force basic training and are assigned to technical courses. Gary A. Bronson will study aircraft mechanical equipment repair at Chanute AFB Illinois. Thomas F. Fraher pursues metals processing specialist training at Chanute. Robert L. Chaloux goes to Lowry AFB Colorado for missile electronics mechanic course. Perry R. Snyder attends aircraft maintenance specialist course at Sheppard AFB Texas. All are Bennington Catholic High School alumni.
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Lackland Afb
Bennington
United States Air Force
Chanute Afb, Ill
Gary A. Bronson
Arthur Bronson
Hicks Ave
Robert L.chaloux
Leo P. Chaloux
Gage St
Lowry Afb
Colo
Perry R. Snyder
Donald P. Snyder
Pleasant St
Sheppard Afb, Tex
Bennington Catholic High School
Yoder to Teach in Thailand College Provides Coaching Role
Canton Ohio native William Yoder, a 1963 Wooster graduate, is signed to the Prince Royal's College in Chiengmai Thailand as a teacher with the title acharn meaning great wise man. He believes his students may teach him much in return and notes a soccer coaching role will be useful despite an unexpected course choice.
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Canton
Ohio
Prince Royal’s College
Chiengmai
Thailand
United Presbyterian Church
William Yoder
Yoder
The
College of Wooster
Vermont Roadside Stands Offer Fresh Farm Products
Roadside stands in Vermont thrive this summer with produce sold directly to travelers and locals. Over 100 stands operate, offering honey maple poultry dairy and seasonal fruits and vegetables like sweet corn tomatoes and apples. Stand managers pick corn several times daily to maintain freshness.
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Vermont
C. Lyman Calashan
Vermont Extension
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E.T. Williams
Bennington, Vt
Carpenter Hill Road
U.S. 7
Ronald W. Campbell
Morgan St
Robert Peabody
Hoosick Falls
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Peabody
Campbell
Grimm
Shannon
Ireland
Winston S. Churchill
Sir Winston Churchill
Boston
Churchill
Max Conrad
Winona
Minn
LA Paz
Bolivia
Joseph Cardinal Ritter
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Hugh O’brian
Philbrick McCoy
Zelia Melba Bennett
Santa Monica
Library Notes
North Street
Dewey
Putnam
Lucy Montague
Monument Avenue
China
Chevrolet
W.H. Eddington
Thomas F. Fraher
Michael J. Fraher
Putnam St
Acharn Yoder
Shank
First National Stores
North Bennington Rd
Nt Stanes J
USA
Mobil
County St
Dial
Ladd Brook
Pownal Valley
Bassens
Pownal
Resto Portable
H. Greenberg & Son, Inc
Fuigh Ant
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