Shaftsbury School Budget Set for June 25 Vote
Shaftsbury voters face approval of the 1968 69 school budget totaling 333210 including elementary and Mt Anthony Union High School assessments up from 292387 last year. The plan adds full time principal duties and a science teacher for grades five and six with intent to improve reading support and future building funds aided by state aid.
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Shaftsbury
Shaftsbury Town
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Samuel Carrara
Carrara
North Bennington
East Street
Benningtonian Wins Degree at Williams College
Mark A. Donavan son of Mr and Mrs Peter F Donavan of Crescent Boulevard was graduated from Williams College Sunday with a bachelor of arts degree He was vice president of Berkshire House plans to attend UVM Medical School and majored in biology He earned the RPI award and participated in golf skiing and track
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Williamstown
Mass
Mark A. Donavan
Peter F. Donavan
Crescent Boulevard
Williams College
Donavan
Berkshire House
UVM Medical School
Bennington High School
RPI
Williams College holds muted commencement on RFK mourning day
Williams College in Williamstown Mass held a subdued commencement with eight honorary degrees awarded and 291 seniors graduated. National day of mourning for Senator Robert F Kennedy led to a silent academic procession and cancellation of Class Day activities. James Reston among eight honorees and other details were noted in the program.
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Williamstown
Mass
Williams College
Robert F. Kennedy
James Reston
Times Editor Urges Ousting Congressional Dunderheads
New York Times Executive Editor James Reston urged Williams College graduates to hold Congress to account, joking that 50 of the worst dunder heads on Capitol Hill could be retired for the Republic. He warned students to press beyond brief skirmishes and to consider the broader political arena, beyond protests and demonstrations.
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Reston
Capitol Hill
Times Washington
Republic
Death of Senator Kennedy Remembered in Hoosick Falls Mass
Hoosick Falls parishioners mourned Senator Robert F. Kennedy with a Requiem Mass at the Church of the Immaculate Conception. Local officials attended, and other village churches held services of tribute across the weekend. Clergy from Presbyterians Baptists and Episcopal churches led prayers and scripture readings as the community honored the late senator.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Robert F. Kennedy
George Callaghan
O.S.A
John A. Murphy
Leo J. Albowicz
James M. Brahan
Edward E. Gorman
Frank Davock
Leo Mulvihill
United Church, Presbyterian
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Joel Miller
Sen. Kennedy
Kennedy
John Elliot
First Baptist Church
Cardinal Newman
Public Meeting at Pownal To Consider Interim Zoning
Two local groups plan a public meeting this week to discuss community planning. The session at 8 PM Wednesday at the Pownal Fire House will cover interim zoning and the Model Trailer Park Law with speaker Frank Sparks from Hartford, plus Pownal representatives and local planning board members.
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Pownal
Bennington
Charles W. Rounds
Atty
Harvey Carter
Bennington County
Miss Alice Ann Brown Bride of H B Hahn
Hoosick Falls report of the marriage of Miss Alice Ann Brown daughter of Mr and Mrs William C Brown Sr to Harvey Burton Hahn son of Mr and Mrs John Hahn Sr at the First Baptist Church in Hoosick Falls. The ceremony conducted by Rev John Y Elliott at 2 pm featured a lace gown and daisies in the bride’s bouquet with a reception at Hoosick Grange Hall and the couple planning residence at 46 River Street in Hoosick Falls after a New York City wedding trip.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Alice Ann Brown
Hoosick
William Co. Brown Sr
Harvey Burton Hahn
Railroad Ave
Cambridge
John Hahn Sr
First Baptist Church
John Y. Elliott
Empress Beau de Sole
Patrick Murnane
Pittstown
Martin Gorton
Berlin
Christine Simmons
Troy
Flower Girl
Kathy Hahn
Schaghticoke
Theodore P. Hahn
Kenneth P. Hahn
Albany
Mark Brown
Paul Brown
Hoosick Grange Hall
Hoosick Falls Central School
Warren Wire
Powaal
Cambridge Central School
Albany Business College
National Commercial Bank & Trust Company
New York City
River St
Freedom for All or None Speech at Williams College
Urban League official Whitney M. Young Jr warns 300 Williams College graduates that the nation faces collapse under injustice and violence unless it offers freedom and justice for all. He cites Negro history of disorder and violence and critiques racial terror, Klan actions, and police abuses as ongoing failures.
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Williamstown
Mass
National Urban League
Williams College
Whitney M. Young Jr
Young
Kennedy
Klan
Demonstration Welcomed at Williams College Event
Williamstown Mass Editor James Reston of the New York Times spoke at Williams College in Mission Park. He opened with a witty line about preferring silence or a walk in the woods over more speeches on a hot day and promised to be brief, even if he ran over ten minutes.
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Williamstown
Mass
Williams College
New York Times
James Reston
Mission Park
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W.S. Thompson
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Polaroid Corporation
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Federal Reserve Board
Stuart T. Saunders
Pennsylvania Central Railroad
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Kevin H. White
Boston
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Hartford, Conn
New England Mobile Home Association
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