South Segregationists Cite Habit and Paternalism in Debate
A detailed look at white resistance to black equality in the South. Segregationists justify unequal rights with claims of Negro development, home life, and readiness for integration, while other quotes describe affection without equality. The piece also contrasts this with a broader view of racial attitudes and the church's role, ending with a note on new airport passenger vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Macon County
Ala
South
Alabama
Bennington Free Library budget far below ALA recommendations
The Bennington Free Library operates on about $22,000 a year far under the American Library Association's suggested minimum of $3.50 per person for public libraries of its size. With a 1963 budget of $22,150, $17,900 comes from the Town of Bennington and the rest from endowments and YMA rent. The library houses roughly 35,000 volumes and is run by a self perpetuating Board of Directors and Trustees, aided by the Friends of the Library.
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Bennington
American Library Association For Public Libraries
Agnes Norton
ALA
Miss Norton
YMA
Library
Friends of the Library
Norton Barber
Monument Ave
Thomas Foster
Old Bennington
van Vechten Graves
Prospect St
Ronald V. B. Sinclair
Elm St
George van Santvoord
Grandview St
James W. Proctor
White Chapel Road
Bradford Smith
Shaftsbury
Vermont News Bits from Bennington Area
Capt Dwight L Lorenz of Bennington now at Fort Benning shows 11 AAD on his car plate to promote his unit prompting inquiries after he kept it secret. The Vermont Village Cook Book, by Landgrove residents, attracts praise from The New York Times for quirky titles and down to earth recipes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight L. Lorenz
Bennington
Fort Benning, Ga
11Th Aviation Group
11Th Air Assault Division
H.W. Lorenz
Poultney
Public Information Office
Fort Benning
Lorenz
11Th Air Assault Division Information Office
Sky Soldier
Capt. Lorenz
Vermont
Bennington County
Landgrove
Alpha Press
Londonderry
Greece
Norway
Landgrove Library
New York Times
the Times
Bobo
Gus
Daisey
Nonaggression Pact Dangers Highlighted at Wellesley Club Event
Byron Dexter former editor of Foreign Affairs warned at the Vermont Wellesley Club annual picnic that attaching a non aggression pact to a nuclear test ban agreement with the United States Great Britain and the Soviet Union risks hidden stipulations. He urged careful review of fine print and clear understanding before any pact is signed. The talk drew about 40 alumnae and friends at the Johnsons summer home.
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United States
Great Britain
Soviet Union
Byron Dexter
Foreign Affairs Magazine
Dexter
South Woodstock
Wellesley College
Vermont Wellesley Club
Earle Johnson
New Edition of City Guide Now Available
The 1963 Bene ington City Directory for Bennington North Bennington Shaftsbury and Hoosick Falls is out with 430 pages bound in orange cloth. In Bennington 4094 new names 1958 removals and 3426 address changes. in Hoosick Falls 1930 new names 1287 removals and 1584 address changes. Total changes 14279.
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Beneington
North Bennington
Shaftsbury
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
H. A. Manning Co
Greenfield
Mass
Bennington
Greater
Bennington Association, Inc
South St
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By Belman Morin
Rolling Giants
Washington
UPI
Dulles International
B. F. Goodrich
By Agnes Rockwood
Orleans County Bridge Club
Orleans Country Club
William Apal
Canada
Anna Leland
Norton Badger
Ellen
Bunny
Gene Rayburn
Amelia Earhart
Air Mail
Chicago
O’hare Inn
North Bennington Road
Central Vermont Public Service Corporation
Caroline
Main Street
Bennington, VT
H. Glenn Payne
Motorola
RADIO
Babcock Electric
Morgan ST
Carroll’s Drug
AGG. U
Pat
Rutland
Woodstock
Cuba
Latin America
Arthur Twitchell
South Londonderry
Wellesley Theater
Weston
Agatha Christie
London
Wellesley
Clarence Howard
Howard
N.Y. DuHamel
Sarah Morrison
North Pownal
Chuck Roast
Walker
Perid
Union St
Basncealilaaste — Tel Acumen
Colonial Shopping Ctr
Williamstown
Taade
Hunt Street
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