Origins Aims of Green Mt Patriots Outlined to Lions Club
Lawrence E. Harrington, chairman of the Green Mountain Patriots, described the group as non political and democratic in structure. He said its chief aim is to fight the Communist menace and promote religion, inviting broader membership and stressing informing the public on the ground level to counter communism. Harrington criticized colleges, discussed the Shaftsbury incident, and opposed the John Birch Society while noting no formal national affiliation for the Patriots.
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Green
United States
Pavlov
Lawrence E. Harrington
Green Mountain Patriots
Bennington Lions Club
Harrington
Arastic Yeomen
Congress
Cuba
Bennington College
Rutland
Herbert
Philbrick
FBI
Har
Rington
Herb Philbrick
UCLA
Princeton
Robert Pickus
Bennington Peace Forum
Vermont Civil Defense
J. Edgar Hoover
Shaftsbury
Christ
Lions Club
John Birch Society
John Birchers
Patriots
Tit
Lions Clubs
Lions
Bennington Village Meeting faces 19 articles in 1964 warning
Voters will hear 19 articles at the March 17 Bennington Village Meeting including 11 tax related appropriations. The slate covers elections, zoning, study committees, water and sewer matters, audits, a sinking fund for water expansion, a streetsweeper purchase or rental, and a possible tax rate with a maximum of 37 cents if all measures pass.
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Bennington Village
Holt Spring
J. L. Harbour Inc
Dewey Trust
Stark Street
John H
Cynthia G. Williams
Edward
Caroline Knapp
Knapp
Gage Street
State Office of Auditor of Accounts
Bennington
Fire Department
Two Area Girls Help Lead Albany Integration Workshop
Two Bennington area girls will serve as guides and participate in a workshop at Saint Agnes School History Conference in Albany New York on Thursday February 26 Students from 20 schools were invited to attend The half day session will have eight discussion groups on the theme Integration can it succeed in America Leaders include John Jennings regional director of the New York State Commission for Human Rights Rev Robert C Lamar First Presbyterian Church Albany and chair of a union committee Mrs Donald J Stephens Interracial Council board member and more
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Bennington Area
Saint Agnes
Albany
N.Y
Beverly Hammond
James P. Hammond
South Street
Bennington
Nancy Orr
Floyd Holliday
Shaftsbury
Episcopal
America
Commission For Human Rights
John Jennings
New York State Commission For Human Rights
Washington
Robert C. Lamar
First Presbyterian Church
United Presbyterian Church
Donald J. Stephens
The
Interracial Council
Charter Revision Urged for Bennington Village
Bennington's Charter Study Committee urges rewriting the 1907 charter noting outmoded wording and interpretation. Trustees tabled the report pending a 1964 vote on studying various municipal government forms. The panel recommends professional drafting if revision proceeds and favors potential consolidation of Bennington Town entities.
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Bennington
Agronomy Meeting Planned in Arlington
The Bennington County Extension Service sponsors an agronomy meeting at Green Mt. Diner Arlington from 10 30 a m to 3 p m Principal speaker Win Way from UVM discusses new fertilizers and crops Dr George MacCollum covers alfalfa weevil control John Page talks on herbicide use in forage crops All farmers interested in better forage crop farming invited to attend
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Bennington County Extension Service
Green Mt
Arlington
Win Way
John Page
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Phyllis Cross
Caroline Darlington
Juna Fuller
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Kenneth R. Clayton
Theodore Bird
Burton W. Potter
John W. Miller
George H. Plumb
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