BCHS Rental Now Seen By School District
Mt. Anthony Union High School will not renew its lease on BCHS next year. Bennington School District officials began discussions with parochial leaders to rent BCHS as an elementary facility. Superintendent Kelley outlined a plan to use BCHS with 10 classrooms currently rented.
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Bennington
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Ments
Mt. Anthony
Howard F. Kelley
Park Street
Kelley
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Hillside Congregational Church
Hicks
First Baptist Church
Beech Street
Sennett
Swift
Raymond Roy
Woodford
Congress Told U.S. Maintains Nuclear Superiority
Defense Secretary McNamara told Congress that the Soviet Union has more than doubled its ICBM force in the past year. He asserted that the United States plans to modernize its long range nuclear forces to preserve strategic superiority amid the renewed arms race.
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UPS
Robert S. McNamara
Congress
Soviet Union
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U.S
United States
Russia
Vietnam
Mrs. Taylor Named by Hoff in Vermont Board Move
Mrs. Marian Taylor of Bennington was named acting chairman of Vermont's state Board of Education by Gov. Philip Hoff. She previously led the Mt. Anthony Union School board and ran Prospect School in North Bennington. She succeeds Harold Raynolds, who resigned to pursue graduate studies at Columbia University. The governor also named Dr. Donald Campbell of Norwich to fill the vacancy, but he cannot assume chair duties yet.
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Hoff
Lefevre Honored at Manchester Funeral Service
About 540 people attended the St Pauls Roman Catholic Church service for Reid Lefevre a 63 year old former Vermont legislator. Governor Hoff joined Orrin Beattie and others in paying tribute noting Lefevre's 21 years in Montpelier and his status as dean of the assembly. Stores closed at 1 pm as the community gathered.
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Robert L. Clayton
Zion Episcopal Church
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Philip H. Hoff
St. Paul’s
Lefevre
Board of Selectmen of
Beattie
Vermont Supreme Court
Vermont
Montpelier
Johnson Seeks Wage and Price Restraint in Economic Report
President Johnson warned inflation is rising and urged labor and management to curb wage and price increases. He proposed a Cabinet panel to set general standards for wages and prices, study inflationary industries, and guide private decisions while seeking Congress approval of a tax hike and expanded trade with Eastern bloc nations.
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Council of Economic Advisers
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Western Hemisphere
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United Steel Workers Union
Nixon Makes His GOP Candidacy Official On Route
Richard M. Nixon confirmed he will pursue the Republican nomination for president in 1968 traveling the primary route with speeches in New Hampshire and Wisconsin. The 55-year-old former VP, who lost to Kennedy in 1960 by a slim margin, set aside his law practice to enter the race and launched the brain trust era from New York.
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Richard M. Nixon
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Brain Trust
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California
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Gallup
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George Romney
Michigan
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GOP
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Manchester
Okalhoma
Brain Factory
Raymond K. Price Jr
New York Herald Tribune
Patrick J. Buchanan
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Martin Anderson
Columbia Graduate School of Business
Richard H. Whalen
The
Wall Street Journal
Nixon Law
Leonard Garment
Thomas W. Evans
Battle of Cities Seen Prelude To Go-for-Broke Offensive
Allied planes bomb three Viet Cong pockets in Saigon as fighting erupts along a 600 mile front. Gen Westmoreland warns the worst is yet to come, saying the battle of cities is a guerrilla prelude to a Communist go-for-broke offensive aimed at northern provinces. The week is the costliest of the war with thousands killed or maimed and U.S. casualties rising.
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UPS
Hanoi
William ©. Westmoreland
U.S
Vietnam
South Vietnam
Tan Son Nhut
Inside Columnist Catharine Foster writes to a Flower Child
A columnist Catharine Foster pens an Inside piece addressing a listener nicknamed the Flower Child. The page notes hint at cultural reflections and personal tone within the column.
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Catharine Foster
Men Will Be Admitted To Sarah Lawrence College
Sarah Lawrence College in Bronxville announced it will become coeducational next week. The switch follows Bennington College's exploration of admitting men. The school will admit transfer students from men's colleges and values shared discussions across genders.
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Bronxville
N.Y
Bennington College
Bennington
Vermont
Sarah Lawrence
Esther Rushenbush
Ah Lawrence
Quadrille
Harry Pearson
Dean Pearson
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