Conference Urged In School Dispute Ruling on Catholic student space
Trustees of the Bennington Graded School District urged talks between Bennington High and Bennington Catholic High School leaders to improve communications and clear a misunderstanding over space allocation for Catholic students in machine shop and vocational courses in the public high school's new vocational wing.
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Bennington High
Bennington
Bennington Graded
Union High School District No. 14
BCHS
The
Banner
Vincent J. Spinelli
Benenington Catholic High School
Benhi
Spinelli
Benchi
Graded School District Board
Paul E. Kirsch
Bennington High School
Kirsch
Benefi
Catholic High School
Bendi
Bendi Guidance Department
Race Strife Seen Rebuke To Religion
Rev Dr Allen C Hackett denounces race trouble as a religious crisis and calls for church action not comfort. He urges religion to launch confrontations on race and integrate Negroes, noting slow progress in churches and urging interfaith urgency.
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America
Allen C. Hackett
Bennington
Hackett
Massachusetts Congregational Conference
Boston
Pilgrim Church
St. Louis
Paradise
More Votes Urged For Larger Towns
Vermont lawmakers propose a bill to adjust voting power by town size. Under the plan each town keeps one representative while the voting weight favors larger communities such as Burlington nine votes and Rutland six, Brattleboro three, with every town at least one vote. The proposal aims as a middle ground before a U S District Court reapportionment case.
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Montpelier
Vermont House
Richard Schmidt
Burlington
Ellery R. Purdy
Mendon
House
U.s.district Court
Vermont
Schmidt - Purdy
Rutland
Brattleboro
Schmidt
Purdy
A. Luke Crispe
Benningtonans Favor Clark for Superior Court Seat
An informal Montpelier poll reported unanimous backing for State Sen. Eugene V. Clark Republican to fill the vacancy created by the death of Superior Judge Leonard W. Morrison. Clark faces rivals Dale W. Brooks Lewis E. Springer Jr. and potential draft of Rep. Ernest Gibson III with legislative support solid for Clark.
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Montpelier
Bennington County
Eugene V. Clark
Sen. Clark
Leonard W. Morrison
Bennington
Reid Lefevre
Manchester
Dale W. Brooks
Stowe
Lewis E. Springer Jr
Hartland
Ernest W. Gibson III
Brattleboro
U.S
Ernest W. Gibson
Bench of Justice
Kennedy proposes nation youth programs in broad plan
President Kennedy asks Congress to fund and launch a nationwide youth effort including a Youth Conservation Corps, a home town youth corps, a National Service Corps, and an expanded Overseas Peace Corps. The plan targets unemployment, delinquency, education, health, and fitness with a total budget of about 160 million in federal funds to start, plus state and local support.
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Youth Conservation Corps
Peace Corps
National Service Corps
Kennedy
Civilian Conservation Corps
Conservation and
Kenenedy
Controversy Over UN Aid to Cuba Faces U S Congress
The UN Special Fund approves a $1 157 600 five year agricultural research project at Santiago de Las Vegas Cuba despite U S objections. Congress must approve the U S share while Cuban and Soviet bloc technicians may execute the work in non dollar currencies.
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N. Y
U.S
U.N. Special Fund
Cuba
United States
Special Fund
Santiago de Las Vegas
Paul G. Hoffman
Soviet Bloc
Kennedy
Republican
Congress
Blustery Florida Weather Blamed for Jetliner Crash
In Miami a Northwest Orient Airlines Boeing 720B plunged into the Everglades killing 43. Weather officials cited blustery winds and thunderstorms as a likely factor while investigators examined wreckage and the black box data. The flight was bound for Seattle and Portland after a Chicago leg.
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Florida
Miami
Fla
Northwest Orient Airlines
Everglades
Seattle
Portland
Ore
Chicago
Police Nab Pair For Two Alleged Robberies Here
State and Bennington Village Police arrested two youths in connection with two robberies in the Bennington area. Jack R. Elwell pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to breaking into Richard Goddard’s Sunderland home on February 7. Bail set at $1,000 posted by his grandmother allowed Elwell to depart for Parris Island, South Carolina, where he serves in the Marine Corps.
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State and
Bennington Village
Bennington
Jack R. Elwell
Scott St
George M. Fienberg
Elwell
Richard Goddard
Sunderland
Lucy Quinby
Parris Island
S.C
Marine Corps
Quiet Campus Days Highlight Civil Rights Echoes
Life on campuses grows calmer for two Black students who broke segregation barriers. At Ole Miss, no open demonstrations since Meredith started his second semester, though jeers persist. At Clemson, Harvey Gantt faces acceptance as a student without open conflict. Dewey Greene Jr seeks enrollment through court action after rejection. A three judge panel is to hear Greene’s bid in Atlanta Friday.
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Atlanta, Ga
Mississippi
South Carolina
University of Mississippi
James H. Meredith
Dewey Greene Jr
Greenwood
Miss
Meredith
Greene
U.S. 5Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Atlanta
Astronauts and Wives Meet at John Glenn Home Buffet
The nations 16 astronauts and their wives gathered for a first time get together at a buffet supper last weekend at the John H Glenn home in Houston Texas. Glenn said no one was missing.
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Houston
Tex
John H. Glenn
Glenn
Well Digger Rescued After Night of Sand Cave-In
In Lake Tomahawk Wisconsin Raymond Fink aged 31 known as Fuzzy was buried up to his shoulders in shifting sand after a cave-in near noon Wednesday. He was freed at 5 40 a m after about 14 1 5 hours and walked away with minor aid. Doctors said his heart and lungs are fine with observation at Lakeland Memorial Hospital. A large rescue effort lit by floodlights involved police inmates and volunteers.
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Lake Tomahawk
Wis
Raymond
Fuzzy) Fink
Wisconsin
Fink
Lakeland Memorial Hospital
Woodruff
Inside on Tova Rich gets mixed reviews in Boston
Reviewers at the Boston opening of Inside on Tova Rich express mixed feelings about the musical adaptation. The show runs amid a crowded scene and draws attention to its adaptation choices and performances.
Regime Fights Reds in Baghdad After Kassem Downfall
Iraqi revolutionary forces battled Communist holdouts in Baghdad through the night in the city center. The heaviest clashes since Kassem’s overthrow, with rifles and tanks heard from 9:30 p.m. to 5:30 a.m. as troops and civilians push pockets of resistance from populated areas. President Abdel Salem Aref said Kassem tried to bargain for mercy before his execution, calling his conduct cowardly. Foreign Minister Husain Shabib pledged to honor international agreements and attract foreign investment.
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Baghdad
Iraq
Abdel Karim Kassem
Red
Abdel Sallem Aref
Kassem
Aref
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