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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1964
Page
5
Bennington Library highlights December adult acquisitions with a lengthy list of authors and titles across multiple subjects. The notice notes many new juvenile books also added and reminds patrons about reserving out books and returning via the main door book drop at any time.
Vermont Department of Education members said Mt Anthony Union High School plans were generally well received. Mrs. Marian Taylor led the briefing in Montpelier with Supt. Allan Heath and board members. State officials offered minor suggestions, no demands, and showed cautious approval pending formal sign off from Rupert Spencer.
Sgt Robert Reynolds led a first aid class at the 86th Engineering Co drill in Bennington Vermont while seven recruits, Richard L Pierce Edward T Burgess Jay C Stratton Howard P Towsley Victor F Lamb Jr Endre P Thoma and Gerald F Krawczyk, took oath of enlistment. The day included a summer training film session and a PTA review on vocational education aspects of the proposed union school. The Citizens Committee for the Union School will begin active work after Jan 2.
Ted Seaver an English teacher at Montpelier High School will describe his COFO Mississippi Summer Project experiences at St Peter's Episcopal Church after the 9 15 a m service Sunday He worked last summer with Negro Freedom Schools in Mississippi and will discuss his experiences in detail
Mt. Anthony Union School Board debated transport costs in a lengthy session as it seeks a policy for the Feb bond vote. A 7 to 1 majority adopted a 1.5 mile walking rule for students, while tabling detailed transport budgeting and cost figures.
Soviet premier Alexei Kosygin accepted Prime Minister Harold Wilsons invitation for talks in London in the new year. The visit would be Kosygins first abroad since Khrushchevs ouster and the Labor victory in October. Wilson announced the planned discussions before Parliament as part of foreign policy steps with Britain.
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