Stonehill Press Institute Showcases School Journalism Issues
Stonehill College hosts the second annual scholastic Press Institute in North Easton Massachusetts with BCH Saber staffers Sister Joseph Marie and Sister Ann Francis, editors Ann Kuhn and Frances Burgess, and reporters in attendance. Sessions cover journalism basics, workshop series, and a panel on making publications come alive, followed by an awards ceremony for school newspapers and mimeographs.
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BCH Saber
Joseph Marie
Ann Francis
Scholastic Press Institute
Stonehill College
North Easton
Mass
Ann Kuhn
Frances Burgess
Kathleen Ruland
Patricia Prandini
Custom of bundling banned in Levittown history book
Levittown New York school board votes 4 1 to remove four pages on the colonial bun dling practice from History of the United States from the Age of Exploration to 1865 at Gen Douglas MacArthur High School. Ernest J Orlandini had torn the pages citing bad taste, triggering protests over censorship. The book edited by Hugh T Lefler is a collection of historical documents.
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Caldwell
Institute
de LaSalle Academy
Newport
R.I
Rhode Island
Westerner
Brown and Gold
Haverhill
Mass
Mariecho” of
Notre Dame Academy
West Roxbury
Essa of
San Antoni Academy
New Bedford
Sacred Heart High School
Kingston
Levittown
N.Y
Long Island
United States
Hugh T. Lefler
The
University of North Carolina
Benhi Students Cite Home Life and Idle Time in Delinquency View
Benhi Catamount students at Benhi High School voiced opinions on juvenile delinquency after a PTA panel discussed causes. They cited parental interest and discipline gaps, lack of constructive activities, and excessive idle time as key factors, with calls for better home life and responsible parenting.
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Bennington High
Benhi Parent- Teachers Association
Evelyn Chase
GAA
Jane Gardner
Benhi
Dar
Linda Waite
Connie Matz
Senator Russell push for atmospheric nuclear tests
U S Senator Richard B. Russell proposes resuming atmospheric tests to verify ICBM warhead reliability. He warns the nation cannot know if a nuclear weapon would function, stating tests have never been conducted with an actual intercontinental ballistic missile.
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Columbus, Ga
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
U.S
Two Women Stuck in Phone Booth Rescued by Police
In Nashville Tennessee two patrolmen responded to a call about a woman trapped in a phone booth. The officers freed the passerby and noted the women were too embarrassed to say much.
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Nashville, Tenn
Mickey Pyburn
Leon Musgrove
20Th
Charlotte
Structural Steel Dominates U.S. School Construction
The statement notes that structural steel is the dominant material used in the construction of schools across the United States, reflecting industry preference and standards in public education facilities.
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The
United States
Paradise Restaurant renovation shines in Bennington
Editorial lauds restaurateur James Playotis for transforming the Paradise Restaurant, noting its heritage rooted appeal and impact on Bennington’s economy. The opening marks a milestone, with the business expected to draw visitors and boost local commerce while reflecting pride in the community and Playotis's commitment.
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James Playetis
Paradise
Bennington
Jimmy
Jimmy” Playotis
Paradise Restaurant praised for Main Street improvements
The Greater Bennington Association lauds the Paradise Restaurant and James Playetis along with Peter Pappas for enhancing the Main Street Business District appearance. GBA President Maurice A. Douglass extends best wishes for continued success and pride in Bennington’s progress.
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Greater Bennington
Paradise Restaurant
James Playetis
Peter Pappas
Main Street
Bennington
GBA
Maurice A. Douglass
Paradise Restaurant Keeps Expanding to Meet Demand
The Paradise in Bennington opened in 1925 as a soda fountain shop offering sandwiches and candy. Under manager Peter Pappas the diner shifted to hot meals, added booths and a kitchen upgrade, and by 1937 redesigned its front and added a banquet hall and upstairs spaces, signaling continued growth.
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Paradise
the Paradise
Peter Pappas
Bennington
Paradise Restaurant founder Jimmy Playotis turns hard work into success
In Bennington in 1927 James Playotis opened Paradise Restaurant on Main Street. Born in Lesbos in 1899 he sailed to America in 1916 and built a culinary empire with relentless labor. The evolving eatery added rooms, air conditioning, a modern kitchen and a landmark status, with Playotis still overseeing operations.
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Jimmy
Bennington
Paradise Restaurant
James Playetis
Jimmy Playotis
Lesbos
Aegean Sea
Playotis
Turkey
America
U.S
Hartford
Conn
A. K. Dally
Dally
Paradise Restaurant Shines in Bennington Vermont
Visitors travel from New York to San Francisco and beyond to seek the Paradise in Bennington. The 35 year old eatery hums with five cooks and over 20 waitresses serving lobster thermidor to burgers and crepes. A new front and redecorated interior make the Paradise easier to locate for drivers returning to town.
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New York
San Francisco
Gulf of Mexico
Bennington
Vermont
Paradise
New England
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USIA
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N.Y. Times
Winston Churchill
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Donald Grant
Orlandini
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