Williams Career Weekend Panel Features CIA Official
Williams College hosts a career weekend with distinguished speakers including CIA assistant director Richard McG Helms. He joins panels on government and foreign service Friday night and Saturday morning in Thompson Laboratory. Events open to the public begin Friday at Jesup Hall with remarks by Philip Jenkin and Williams President John Sawyer.
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Williamstown
Richard McG
Helms
Central Intelligence Agency
Williams College
Hellms
Government Career and Foreign Service
Thompson Physics Laboratory
Williams
Phi Beta Kappa
Gargoyle
Williams Record
Jesup Hall
Philip Jenkin
Swampscott
Mass
John E. Sawyer
Joseph Newman
New York Herald Tribune United Nations Bureau
Richard D. Sewall
Yale English Department
Jenkin
Bruce Grinnell
Manton Copeland Jr
Copeland
North Adams Hospital
Granite Staters To Get Honors For Brotherhood
Four prominent New Hampshire men will receive honors at the first annual New Hampshire Brotherhood Dinner of the National Conference of Christians and Jews in Manchester. Josaphat T. Benoit, former Manchester mayor and journalist, is honored for practiced brotherhood. Andrew H. Jarvis of Portsmouth, former mayor and Greek Orthodox leader, is cited for outstanding civic and religious work. Bernard I. Snierson, Laconia municipal court judge, is recognized as a leading Jewish figure in the state. Richard F. Upton of Concord, Protestant and former speaker, chairs civil rights advisory committee since 1958.
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Manchester
N.H
New Hampshire
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Josaphat T. Benoit
Andrew H. Jarvis
Portsmouth
Jarvis
Greece
Bernard I. Snierson
Laconia
Granite State
Snierson
Atty
Richard F. Upton
Concord
House of Representatives
Upton
Windsor Tops Brats in OT in Narrow 55-53 Win
Windsor Jackets edged Brattleboro Colonels 55 to 53 in overtime after Brattleboro tied late. Laurel Husband 12 and Bruce Lombard 16 led Windsor in scoring. Pete Groeger added one OT bucket. Brattleboro had four players in double figures as Dix, Jenkins, Groeger, and Orvis reached 10 or more. Bennington Catamounts visit Windsor tomorrow night.
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Brattleboro Colonels
Windsor
Yellow Jackets
Colonels
Brattleboro
Jenkins
Laurel Husband
Bruce Lombard
Pete Groeger
Groeger
Orvis
Dix
Bennington High School
Benhi Students Donate 67 to Polio Fund
Benhington High School students raised money for the March of Dimes in January 2027. The Senior class led with an $8.40 collection and donated their $5 prize, boosting the total to $23.40. Office practice girls sold programs at home games, adding $5.18 for a final contribution of $67.29.
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Bennington High School
Benhi
County ASCS Meeting Monday To Plan Program
The Vermont ASCS will hold county program planning meetings by March 2 with 14 sessions starting Monday in Bennington. State and local officials will review wool, price support, feed grain, conservation, civil defense, marketing orders, and related programs.
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Burlington
Vermont Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Bennington
Almon F. Heald
ASCS
Commodity Credit Corporation
Raymond G. Rowley
Richard A. Moore
J. Paul Bonneau
Heald
George T. Hart
State Office
Addison
Caledonia
Chittenden
Essex
Franklin
Grand Isle
Lamoille
Orange
Orleans
Rutland
Washington
Windham
Windsor
Television film shows Vermont Governor Keyser in Maine studio
Maine based WMTW of Poland Springs filmed a half hour program portraying a day in the life of Vermont Governor F Ray Keyser Jr. The show to air at 7 p m Saturday includes Keyser meeting with the State Highway Board and the Department of Administration plus a Vermont Dairy Association gathering. It also features Keyser meeting an exchange teacher from Pakistan.
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Montpelier
WMTW
Poland Springs
Maine
Vermont
F. Ray Keyser Jr
State Highway Board
Department of Administration
Keyser
American Dairy Association
Pakistan
Middlebury Coach Takes Rutland Job
Rutland High School has hired Joe Teta, former Middlebury Union High School football coach, to lead the varsity grid team. The move follows Lloyd Flaitz's retirement and was announced by the Rutland School Board Teachers Committee. Teta is a 1955 UVM graduate who played varsity football and basketball.
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Rutland
Joe Teta
Middlebury Union High School
Rutland High School
Rutland School Board
Lloyd
Dido) Flaitz
Rutland High
Teta
University of Vermont
Golden Gloves Finals Open in Burlington With 17 Bouts
The Vermont and Northern New York Golden Gloves finals start at 8 in Burlington Memorial Auditorium. Up to 17 bouts are planned including eight novice and eight open champions. Highlights include John Williams and Rene Grimard in the 147-pound division and a disputed decision from last week.
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Burlington
New York
Burlington Memorial Auditorium
New England
Lowell
Mass
John Williams
Plattsbrugh Air Force Base
Rene Grimard
Barre
Middlebury Reinstates Freshman Teams for 1962-63
Middlebury College plans a limited freshman athletic program for 1962-63 with freshman teams in football soccer basketball hockey and skiing. The winter The News Letter interview with Walker J Nelson outlines benefits and history including prior WWII waivers and NCAA practices.
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Middlebury
Middlebury College
Walker J. Nelson
Alumni Council
Samuel S. Stratton
National Collegiate Athletic Assn
NCAA
Eastern College Athletic Conference
Bennington Milkmen Aid Retarded Children Drive
The Bennington Friends of Retarded Children report the milkmens march phase nearly half done with three dairies left. Total receipts reach 700 dollars as housewives send milkman collected gifts to Arthur B Murphy at County National Bank, with a 100 dollar single donation received yesterday. Rev Earle W Forman praises better than expected returns from 3200 letter appeals.
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Bennington Friends of Retarded Children
Arthur B. Murphy
County National Bank
Earle W. Forman
The
Poet Frost Hospitalized In Florida
Miami AP reports poet Robert Frost 87 hospitalized with lung congestion in satisfactory condition. He was taken to Baptist Hospital Tuesday night with a fever after several days of illness. Frost has winter residence in South Miami and will turn 88 in March, with homes in Cambridge Massachusetts and Ripton Vermont. His daughter Mrs Joseph Ballantine was in New York receiving updates.
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Miami
Fla
Robert Frost
Frost
Baptist Hospital
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Ripton
Joseph Ballantine
New York
Towne to Speak At Farm Show
Commissioner Elmer Towne will address Vermont County Agricultural Agents on The Dairy Situation in Vermont at the Vermont Farm Show February 15. The 9 to 11:30 a m session in Hotel Barre covers markets disease control and regulations. Winston Way will discuss 1962 Green Pastures program and introduce Jerry McIntosh the new extension agronomist.
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Barre
Elmer Towne
Vermont
Towne
Hotel Barre
Extension
Winston L. Way
New England
Way
Jerry McIntosh
Porters President Decries U Nions Shortchanging Negroes
A. Philip Randolph founder of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters condemns unions and industry for denying Negroes apprenticeship and career training. He cites no Negro electricians plumbers steam fitters or plasterers in Washington and only one in carpentry, saying automation widens the gap.
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Providence
R.I
A. Philip Randolph
The
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
Brown University
Randolph
Washington
Coldfine Hearing Resumes Friday In Brattleboro
In Brattleboro District Court testimony resumes as federal officials seek a restraining order against Bernard Goldfine and Northfield Mills Inc. The government also seeks a 3.1 million tax suit with receivers for the mill valued at 415 thousand. The plant employs 180 workers and runs at full capacity with a two month order backlog.
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Burlington, Vt
Brattleboro
Bernard Goldfine
Northfield Mills Inc
Goldfine
Boston
Burlington
Internal Revenue Service
John J. Field
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