Teens form TARC unit to aid retarded children in Bennington
About 18 Bennington youths formed Teenagers for Retarded Children to provide recreational activities for local special kids. They run weekly bowling in the YMCA basement and arts and crafts at First Methodist Church, aided by VARC with Rev. W Earle Forman. Volunteers seek donated ice skates. meetings occur the first and third Thursdays, with other units in Burlington and Barre Montpelier.
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Bennington
Benhi
Bennington Catholic
Red Brick
Shaftsbury
YMCA
First Methodist Church
TARC
Vermont Association For
VARC
W. Earle Forman
Church of God
North Bennington Road
Miss Hewson
BCHS
Martha Littlefield
Cheryl Minke
Karen Cufari
Miss Cufari
David Hart
Linda Becerra
Benn Catholic
Karen
Vermont National Bank
Vermont
Burlington
Barre-Montpelier
Pauling urges rational moral alternative to war at convocation
Nobel laureate Linus Pauling pressed for a world law based on justice and morality to replace war. He warned of nuclear age catastrophe and urged practical steps toward peace, addressing an international convocation led by Robert Hutchins and attended by 14 nations. Vice President Humphrey reaffirmed U S restraint in Viet Nam.
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New York
UPI
Linus Pauling
Pauling
Robert M. Hutchins
The
Center
John XXIII
United Nations General Assembly
Hubert H. Humphrey
United States
Viet Nam
Center For the Study of Democratic Institutions
Southeast Asia
Humphrey
Vermont Con Con Proposal Passed by House
In Montpelier the Vermont House on Wednesday approved a proposed bill related to a convention to amend the state constitution. The measure moves to the Senate for consideration as lawmakers narrow the scope of potential constitutional changes.
Vermont Senate approves Kearns and Rowley reappointments
The Vermont Senate confirmed Administra tion Commissioner William F. Kearns Jr. and Agriculture Commissioner Raymond Rowley in executive session. Kearns faced no dissent while Rowley passed on a 22 to 7 roll call. Gov. Hoff’s appointee Philip Savory of Bennington joined the Board of Institutions. Also approved were Kearns’ division heads and several state officials. A bill to allow towns to appoint outside experts to assess personal property taxes moved toward third reading. A House resolution proposed a 129 member state constitutional convention to redraw the constitution for reapportionment, backed by Gov. Hoff.
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Daulton Mann
Peru
Kearns
Miss Bell
Vermont
Tax Department
H. Ward Bedford
Cornwall
Hoff
BFRC Sets Annual Meet and Dinner for Bennington
The Bennington Friends of Retarded Children announce their annual meeting and dinner at Mt. Anthony Country Club. The event begins at 6 30 p m and features Harry Blank of the National Association for Retarded Children as guest speaker. Tickets available from board members or the BFRC office on Main Street.
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Bennington
Friends of Reetarded Children
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Harry Blank
National Association For Retarded Children
Pennsylvania Association For Retarded Children
National Association
BFRC
Main Street
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Linda Maue
David Whitman
Cheryl Sweet
Elizabeth Pellerin
Linda
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Joe Barbeau
Red Bricks School
Glenn Stratton
Bill Tudor
Guy Jones
Jeanne Waite
Buckler
JEEP
Wagoneer
Glenn
Ralph Thurber Jr
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Hiroshima
State Senate
Washington
Better Tv, Inc
Bennington, VT
Py Wills, Furniture Co
Dial
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Oggi
Chevrolet-Cadillac, Inc
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Swifts
Campbell’s
Campbell's
Hershey
Tang
Margarine
Campbell
Abe
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Pascal Celery
Waris
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