Wilmington Student Graduates From Carnegie Institute
Ann Bayard of Wilmington Vermont earns a bachelor of architecture from Carnegie Institute of Technology in Pittsburgh. She is a Wilmington High School graduate who studied at Middlebury College and Hochschule fur Gestaltung in Ulm Germany and took part in Carnegie Tech's American Institute of Architects student chapter.
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Pittsburgh
Ann Bayard
C.A. Bayard
Wilmington
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Miss Bayard
Wilmington High School
Middlebury College
Hochschule Fur Gestaltung
Ulm
Germany
Carnegie Tech
American Institute of Architects
Director Announces Festival Programs At Tanglewood
Erich Leinsdorf announces Berkshire Festival Chamber Music Concerts in Lenox Massachusetts at Tanglewood. Series runs Tuesday evenings featuring Noah Greenberg, Joseph Silverstein, Harvard Glee Club, Claudio Arrau, Beaux Arts Trio, Jorge Bolet, Jorge Bolet and more with works by Byrd to Bergel. Highlights include Fromm Foundation support and contemporary American works.
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White
Jones
Joseph Silverstein
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Ralph Berkowitz
Schubert
Strauss
Beethoven
Harvard Glee Club
Radcliffe Choral Society
Elliot Forbes
Schutz
Schein
Bach
Poulenc
Des Prez
Brahms
Mennin
Carter
Barber
Claudio Arrau
Beaux Arts Trio of
New York
Mozart
Ravel
Dumky
Dvorak
Jorge Bolet
Liszt
Berkshire Music Center
Fromm Music Foundation of
Chicago
Lenox Quartet
Elliot Careter
Arthur Berger
Gunther Schuller
Leon Kirchner
Phyllis Curtin
Paul Ulanowsky
Wolf
Berg
Richard Strauss
Cone
Symphony Hall
Boston
Mass
Tanglewood
Lenox
Shah Pahlevi of Iran Tries To Mold a Modern Nation
At a White House luncheon President Johnson toasted Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi as a reformist 20th century monarch. The piece notes US support for Iran’s modernization and land reform, including widespread land distribution and a shift in Parliament power away from big landlords.
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Shah Pahlevi
Iran
White House
Johnson
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevi
United States
Middle East
West
Russia
Vermonter Awarded Plaque For Service to Middlebury
Three Middlebury College graduates received bronze plaques for meritorious service. Walter E. Brooker, Ralph L. De Groff, and Virginia Cole were honored at the annual commencement luncheon in Memorial Field House. Dr. James I. Armstrong presented the awards. Mrs. John H. Howson presented Cole’s plaque. Cole leads the State Department of Social Welfare Division for the Blind. she is a retiring alumnae trustee.
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Walter E. Brooker
Middlebury
Ralph L. de Groff
Baltimore
Virginia Cole
Montpelier
Division
State Department of Social Welfare
James I. Armstrong
Memorial Field House
John H. Howson
Alice M. Guest
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Miss Cole
Many Changes Made At Library In Dorset
The Dorset Library this winter re catalogued and re shelved books for easier access. A Cloak and Dagger Room now houses all mystery titles. A monthly book selection by committee will appear on a special shelf with no rental fee.
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Ford
Chevrolet
Rambler
Dorset
Mollie Pillsbury
Katherine Child
Bennington College Author To Receive Honorary Degree
Five honorary degrees will be awarded at Lawrence College's 115th commencement on June 14. Howard Nemerov and Henry Murray receive doctorates of humane letters, Donald and Mildred Boynton receive the M.A. honoris causa, and Arthur C. Denney receives the M.A. ad eundum for long service. Nemerov, New York City native and Harvard-trained poet and author, serves as Library of Congress poetry consultant and will speak at the ceremony. Murray, Harvard psychologist and Jung scholar, notable for WWII service. The Boyntons donated the Door County estate for educational use. Denney has been a Lawrence faculty member since 1923 and led the college’s athletic programs.
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Door County
Lawrence
Arthur C. Denney
Nemerov
Murray
Boyntons
Denney
New York City
Harvard University
Arlington Students Win All County Essay Prizes
Three Arlington Memorial High School students captured prizes in District X Bennington County for the Edmunds Memorial Essay Contest.
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Montpelier
Arlington Memorial High School
Bennington County
Father Forces Boy to Shoot Him in Head in Los Angeles
Glen Thierry, 4, told police his father Leonard Thierry, 32, a baker, made him fire a 22 caliber pistol at his head after awakening the children and ordering them to shoot. Theresa, 7, and Gary, 5, refused. Leonard was reported in critical condition at County General Hospital. his wife Mary had left home the previous day.
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Los Angeles
UPD
Glen Thierry
Leonard Thierry
County General Hospital
Thierry
Theresa
Gary
Glen
Mary
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