Vermont ETV plan eyed for state schools network
Ralph Nading Hill reports on a Ford Foundation studied Vermont Educational Television project. UVM seeks a 2.3 million bond to build and equip a statewide network linking Mount Mansfield and Mount Ascutney transmitters with Burke Mountain and Grandpa's Knob sites. Community Antenna Television systems would distribute signals, with connections to the Eastern Educational Network and Canadian Broadcasting Corp. FCC approval followed after backing from Senators Aiken and Prouty, Congressman Stafford, and Governor Keyser.
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Vermont
Ralph Nading Hill
University of Vermont
UVM
Burlington
Green Mountains
Jansky and Bailey
Washington, D.C
ETV
Ford Foundation
Mount Mansfield
Mount Ascutney
Burke Mountain
Grandpa’s Knob
Rutland
Durham
N.H
Canadian Broadcasting Corp
FCC
Aiken and Prouty
Stafford
Keyser
Five Rules for Building a Fire Guide 4-H Leaders
The article frames Oscar A. Kirkman s Five Rules for building a fire as guiding principles for 4-H leadership. It urges leaders to stay close to youth, start with a spark, encourage safely, add fuel prudently, and share warmth, linking fire lessons to nurturing and attainable goals for boys and girls in a democratic, volunteer-driven program. It notes Vermont ETV and University of Vermont plans, funding, and governance considerations.
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Oscar A. Kirkman
Bennington County
Kirkman
Mrs. Gil to Speak At Cooperative Education Conference
Mrs. Gloria Gil director of the Bennington College Non-Resident Term Office will be a panel speaker January 25 at a Cooperative Education Conference in Cincinnati Ohio She is the only representative from a women’s college on the program.
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Gloria Gil
Bennington College
Cinccinnati
Ohio
Gil
Sheraton- Gibson Hotel
United States
Canada
Bennington
Bensington
Cincinnati
H S Ortloff to Speak at Library in Bennington
H. S. Ortloff landscape architect and author with Henry B. Raymore previews will address the Bennington Friends of the Library on Thursday January 20 at 8 p.m. in the Bennington Free Library. He will discuss Community Beautification and their latest work It s Your Community. Ortloff who moved to Arlington from Huntington joined Raymore in 1924 to form Ortloff and Raymore Landscape Architects. He has lectured nationwide and helped organize landscape design schools via the National Council of State Garden Clubs. The talk aims to inform town planning board members and garden club members.
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H. Stuart Ortloff
Henry B. Raymore
Arlington
Bennington Friends of the Library
Bennington Free Library
Raymore
Ortloff and
Huntington
L.I
Ortloff and Raymore
Ortloff
Naional Council of State Garden Clubs
California Police Fail Plot To Kidnap Rubber Magnate
Police bullets killed two men who plotted to kidnap Leonard K. Firestone of Beverly Hills for 28 million dollars. Firestone, 58, part owner of the California Angels and the Los Angeles Rams, was in San Francisco when the attempt occurred. Detectives shot Bailey and Scalla Jr., both with lengthy arrest records, after dusk.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
UPI
Leonard K. Firestone
Firestone
California Angels
Los Angeles Rams
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
California
San Francisco
Los Angeles
John Hawkins
Moves Made To Seat Negro Salon Moves Made To Seat Negro Salon
Legal and civil rights moves surround Julian Bond in Atlanta as a federal suit seeks to seat him in the Georgia House after he endorsed SNCC statements on Vietnam. A King led march on the capitol was ordered, aiming for a two-pronged demonstration. Bond’s supporters call the action a defense of free expression.
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Atlanta
UPS
Julian Bond
U.S
Viet Nam
Bond
Georgia
House of Representatives
State
Martin Luther King, Jr
South
King
State Capitol
Lewis R. Morgan
Student Non- Violent Coordinating Committee
SNCC
House
The
United States
Church of England offers 560 prize for recruiting poster
The Church of England announces a contest with a top prize of 560 dollars to design a recruiting poster aimed at attracting more men to the clergy.
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London
UPI
Church of England
Committee to Probe Civil Rights Needs This Year
House Judiciary Committee plans to study the need for new civil rights legislation and assess how recently enacted laws function. Chairman Emanuel Celler says continued insistence on inferiority for Black people compels Congress to focus on civil rights problems.
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Washington
UPI
House Judiciary Committee
Congress
Emanuel Celler
Drysdale Named New England Telephone Plant Service Manager
Deane A Drysdale of 522 South Street Bennington is named plant service manager in White River Junction. He joined the company in 1955 rising from toll testman through central office roles. A Navy veteran born in Quincy Massachusetts he attended Braintree High School. He is married to Gail Pape of Fairlee Vermont with two children Douglas and Donald.
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Deane A. Drysdale
South St
Bennington
New England Telephone
White River Junction
Drysdale
Quincy
Mass
Braintree High School
Gail Pape
Fairlee
Vermont
Douglas
Donald
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Robert Dewey
Frost Road
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Lackland Afb
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Sheppard Afb
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Pantie
Grand Union
Mrs. Gil
H.S. Ortloff
William Calvin Bailey
George Henry Scalla Jr
Bennington Banner
Main St
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
Barbara Ezell
B. L. Cork
Jack Egger
Jack Mourning
Scalla
Bailey
Cork
Los Angeles County General Hospital
Hawkins
Bennington, Vt
Deane Drysdale
First National Stores
North Bennington Road
Finast
Adams Clothes Shop
Noveck
Shultz
Hickory & Tweed Ski Shop
Wilmington
Jeep
Wagoneer
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