Craft fair attendance nearly doubles at Mt. Anthony event
The Mt. Anthony Union High School three day craft fair drew an estimated 12 000 attendees with 6 280 paid entries and 308 exhibits from weaving to metal sculpture. Miss Lenore Davis of Buffalo won a juried craft prize chosen by Olaf Skoogfors, with her velvet based dolls potentially becoming a centerpiece for Bennington Museum.
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Mt. Anthony Union High School
H. G. Savage
Greater Bennington
Harold B. Helwig
American Crafts Council
Lenore Davis
Buffalo
N.Y
Miss Davis
Olaf Skoogfors
Bennington Museum
Richard C. Barret
University of Michigan
Cranbrook Academy of Art
Harold Helwig
Time Calls City Dogs Obnoxious in Time Magazine Piece
Time magazine described urban dogs as an obnoxious minority in crowded cities worldwide. It cited dog bite totals in New York and Tokyo and warned of health risks from dogs while noting bans on pets in Britain.
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New York
UPI
Time Magazine
Beast
New York City
London
Tokyo
Los Angeles
Mexico City
Time
Rogers Briefs Nixon Today On His 11 Day Global Tour
Secretary of State Rogers briefs President Nixon on recent Middle East and Vietnam talks from his 11 day global tour. He returned from London amid reports of a mounting Mideast crisis and declined to discuss trip results with reporters.
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Rogers
Nixon
Washington
UPI
William P. Rogers
Middle East
Vietnam
London
Soviet Union
Egypt
Stuart Symington
D Mo
Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees
Belfast Orangemen Parade Draws 150000 Protestants
In Belfast about 150,000 Protestants marched under heavy guard as 18,000 troops and police restrained potential clashes with Catholics during the Orange Order celebration marking the 1690 Boyne victory. Police found an unexploded bomb nearby and preparations included water cannon and armed units.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
UPI
Orange
Carlisle Circus
British Legion Club
Suffolk Street
Ulster Defense Regiment
West Germany
Irish Republic
William of Orange
Boyne
Caucuses for Selectmen Chapter 2 Starts Tonight
Bennington voters prepare for the second nominating caucus for three interim selectmen with district races reshaped by a town unification act ruling. Republicans have Santarcangelo, Dewey, and Jerome named in three districts while Democrats contend with Simpatico and potential candidates as tonight’s caucus may redraw the slate.
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Peyton Place
Bennington
Armory
Norton Barber
Joseph Higgins
Alexander B.R. Drysdale
J. Duncan Campbell
Barber
Salvatore Santarcangelo
Charles E. Dewey III
J.C. Jerome
Jerome
John J. DeVito
Leon E. Wagner
Henry Simpatico
Ormal Pierce Sr
Joseph Pello
Bennington Village
Edward Frasier
Elm St
Selectmon
Frasier
Simpatico
Leon Boutin
DeVito
Robert Graff
Pawlet
Santarcangelo
Dewey
Oklahoma City Radio Station Seized in Piracy Protest
In Oklahoma City, 300 Black protesters occupied KEYE during a racially charged weekend claiming white control ignored Black needs. The station resumed with white announcers. staff resignations and a temporary off air period followed. Civil rights leaders condemned the incident as an emergency situation.
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Oklahoma City
U.S
UPI
KEYE
Clara Luper
Faw
John A. Clare
Ben Tipton
Luper
Tipton
KBYE
Clare
Scribner in Run for NYC School Decentralized System
Harvey B. Scribner Vermont education commissioner and Frederick O R Hayes former NYC budget director lead contenders for New York City's first decentralized school system chancellor post. The NYC board of education nears a decision this week. Scribner formerly Teaneck superintendent fought for integration. Hayes quit June 30 and was close to Mayor Lindsay, involved in the administration's budgets.
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New York
UPI
Harvey B. Scribner
Vermont
Frederick O’r. Hayes
New York City
Board of Education
City
Scribner
Mont’s
New England
Teaneck
N.J
Hayes
John V. Lindsay
Lindsay
Inside column cites liberty overuse in today’s page four
Columnist Gerald Rattery argues liberty can be overdone in civil or other contexts. The Mankiewicz Braden column notes Nixon may still reveal the facts about Vietnamization. U.S. Forest Service eyes purchasing a large portion of Stamford’s forest land on page six.
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Gerald Rattery
Mankiewicz-Braden
Nixon
U.S. Forest Service
Stamford
Casals Opens Marlboro Music Festival at 94
The Marlboro Music Festival began its 20th season with Pablo Casals, aged 94, conducting from a green cushion. He led Beethoven and Bach works as audiences cheered and a tent was added to absorb extra attendees despite tickets selling out early.
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Marlboro
Pablo Casals
Casals
Brandenburg
Marlboro Festival Orchestra
Richard Stoltzman
Horszowski
Miklos Perenyi
Isidore Cohen
Nobuko Imai
Nathaniel Rosen
Resch
Bach
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Israel
Cbs-Tv
Symington
Japan
Philippines
South Vietnam
Romania
Great Britain
Carlisle
Enniskillen
N.Y.C
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