Union School Auditorium Size Sparks Board Debate
Mt Anthony Union School Board discussed auditorium capacities 350 450 600 900 at Thursday session. Motions for 350 plus larger option failed. architects asked to estimate costs for halls with varying capacities while a 600 seat plan was favored by chair Williams as educationally adequate and community friendly.
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Mt. Anthony Union
Arthur S. Faris
John H. Williams II
Faris
Williams
Jane McCullough
Union School
Midwest high schools to study Chinese and Japanese
A $75,000 Carnegie grant funds a two year program beginning next year enabling Evanston and New Trier Two high schools in Illinois to offer Chinese and Japanese language and culture courses to public private and parochial students in northern Chicago and surrounding areas.
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New York
UPI
Midwest
Carnegie Corporation
Evanston
New Trier
Illinois
Chicago
More Base Closings May Be Planned for Next Year
Washington AP The Pentagon moves ahead with studies under Assistant Secretary of Defense Thomas Morris likely leading to more base closings and cutbacks in the coming year. McNamara announced 33 closures, forecasting about 8,500 civilian and 7,800 military job losses. overall savings target near 600 million dollars annually in three years.
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Washington
Pentagon
Thomas D. Morris
Defense
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Morris
McNamara
Defense Secretary
Navy
Associated Press
Defense Department
Johnson
Oswald's Wife Seeks New Life in America
Marina Oswald, widow of Lee Harvey Oswald, appears determined to rebuild her life in the United States after the November 24 death of her husband. She expresses remorse for the Kennedy assassination while vowing to provide for her children and endure the burden.
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Oswald
Dallas
Kennedy
America
Marina Oswald
Lee Harvey Oswald
The
Marina
Russia
United States
Secret Service
Irving
June
Rachel
Parkland Hospital
Fort Worth
New Hampshire sweepstakes to notify winners by check
Sweepstakes Director Edward J. Powers said winners will be notified only by check or bank transfer to avoid postal rule violations. The commission will release winner information to news media but not publish it themselves, and many ticket holders will learn of wins by direct notification or at the track.
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Portsmouth
N.H
New Hampshire
Powers
Sweepstakes Commission
U. S
Commission
Ghana
Federal Communications Commission
Vermont Life May Save $1,000 Under New Rates
Vermont Life magazine could cut about $1,000 yearly in mailing costs under a bill sponsored by Sen. George D. Aiken. The measure, approved by the Senate, would place the publication in the lowest second class mail category, applying to subscribers and bulk shipments to new stands.
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Vermont
Montpelier
Vermont Life Magazine
George D. Aiken
Senate
House of Representatives
Vermont Life
Walter Hard Jr
Hard
Aiken
Arizona
Sinatra's 54 Hours of Terror
A timeline of the 1963 Lake Tahoe kidnapping of Frank Sinatra Jr. detailing the abduction at Harrah's Club, the snowbound route to release near Bel-Air, FBI involvement, ransom of 240000 dollars, and the star family’s emotional toll as police and federal agents coordinated the manhunt.
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Sinatra
Frank Sinatra, Sr
Frank, Jr
Stateline
Calif
James Bacon
Frank Sinatra Jr
Nevada
California
Hollywood
Foss
Gene Evans
Evans
Lake Tahoe
Sierra
Reno
U.S. 50
Sacramento
U.S. 99
Los Angeles
Young Sinatra
Bel-Air
Frank Sr
Palm Springs
Charlie Mapes
Mapes Hotel
FBI
Nev
U.S
Robert Kennedy
Justice Department
Eight U S Servicemen Die In Separate Viet Nam Crashes
In the Mekong Delta a twin engine H37 helicopter crashed during recovery work killing five Americans aboard and leaving one survivor in serious condition. A second Otter plane carrying four U S advisers and three Vietnamese crashed in the central highlands with no apparent survivors. No victim names were released.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S
Mekong
Kien Phong
Central Highlands
Nha Trang
Ban Me Thuot
Parochial and Public Schools Plan Expanded Shared Time
The Mt Anthony Union School Board and BCHS representatives will study expanding the shared-time program at Bennington schools. They aim to use parochial facilities to relieve overcrowding at BCHS and possibly offer reciprocity such as Latin courses. Administrators will prepare specific curriculum proposals in the next weeks.
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Bennington Catholic High School
Bennington High School
Bendi
Mt. Anthony High School
Mt. Anthony Union School
Dailey
John H. Williams II
Williams
Vincent Pizzano
BCHS
Union High School
Benhi
Bennington
State Department of Education
Shakeup Foreseen In Latin Alliance
Johnson plans a sweeping reorganization of the Alliance for Progress to reshape U S relations with Latin America. A congressional source predicts a complete shake up of top leadership and operations with possible new authority over Latin American policy. Thomas C Mann, the U S ambassador to Mexico, is discussed as a potential high level appointee.
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Washington
Johnson
Alliance For Progress
U.S
Latin America
White House
Pierre Salinger
Teodoro Moscoso
Salinger
Moscoso
Thomas C. Mann
Mexico
Mann
John F. Kennedy
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Bethlehem
Church of the Nativity
Paul VI
Holy Land
Amman
Rome
Bennington Area Union High School
Oriental Studies
Edward J. Powers
Joe Foss
Tommy Dorsey
Frankie
Nancy
Frank Jr
Frank
Ron
Carson City
Radio
Seoul
Korea
Christian Broadcasting System
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