Peabody Campaign Debt Center of Controversy
Former Gov Endicott Peabody faced lingering questions over the size of his campaign debt from a failed U S Senate bid. A testimonial dinner raised about 1 000 attendees paying 100 a plate at the Statler Hilton, with Paul H Douglas praising Peabody as ethical while debt figures remained disputed among White and Senate committee filings.
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Boston
UPD
Endicott Peabody
U.S. Senate
Peabody
Statler - Hilton
Paul H. Douglas
Douglas
Kevin White
White
Harvard
Senate
Office of Emergency Planning
Peabody Campaign Committee
Area Girls Set for Bennington College Graduation
Area women listed as candidates for bachelor of arts at Bennington College commencement include DuHamel Cockrell Yeo and Jannicky with majors in science dance and art. Commencement features a Friday concert and Saturday open air ceremony with Russell Baker delivering the address. Sixty nine bachelor candidates and two masters, with two male entrants, are noted amid campus events and financial concerns.
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Math DuHamel Cockrell
N.Y. DuHamel
Bennington
John
Anne Bell
A.C. Yeo
North Bennington
Anne S. Bell
Silver Springs
David
Susan Wyman) Jannicky
Arlington
Harold J. Wyman
Bennington College
Cockrell
Yeo
Jannicky
Russell Baker
New York Times
Edward J. Bloustein
Oscar M. Ruebhausen
Board of
Funeral for Mrs Hazel Dorman Held at Mahar & Son
The funeral of Mrs. Hazel Dorman, who died at her son's home on 23 Bradford Place after a long illness, was well attended at Mahar & Son Funeral Home. Rev. Melvin R. Mee Gaughey officiated. Bearers included Allen Thompson Jr and others from Bennington, Gaysville, and Pownal. Burial followed at Park Lawn Cemetery with a short family prayer. Relatives came from Rutland and multiple towns including Waterville, Wallingford, Meriden, Waterbury Conn, and Johnsonville N Y.
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Hazel Dorman
Philip I. Dorman Sr
Bradford Place
Mahar & Son Funeral Home
Melvin R. MeeGaughey
First Methodist Church
Allen Thompson Jr
Kenneth Sawyer
John Carpenter
Albert Davis
Bennington
Robert Dorman
Gaysville
Richard Dorman
Pownal
Park Lawn Cemetery
Mr. McGaughey
Rutland
Bethel
Randolph
Waterville
Wallingford
Meriden
Waterbury
Herbert F. Dumas
River Street
Kathryn
Katie) Stewart
Putnam Memorial Hospital
St. Francis de Sales Church
Francis B. Flanagan
Nedrick Generous
Francis J. Cone
Michael J. Hogan Jr
Robert Long
David Brookman
Philip McKenna
Catholic Daughters of America
Bridget Hogan
Elizabeth Hurley
Katherine McDermott
Mary Canning
Msgr
Flanagan
Danby
Pittsford
Fair Haven
Area Students Attend Northeastern States Youth Citizenship Conference
BCHS students John S. Fairley and Mary E. Dermody, MAUHS students Elizabeth Clawson and David D. Steece, with Mt. Anthony Union High School’s Richard H. Caswell, joined about 300 scholars at Tufts University for a three day Northeastern States Youth Citizenship Conference. Keynotes included Dr. Jerome H. Holland Tweed Roosevelt and Dr. William C. Kvaraceus. Participants were selected for scholastic and extracurricular excellence. Conference funded by Sears Roebuck Foundation.
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Medford
Mass
BCHS
John S. Fairley
Mary E. Dermody
MAUHS
Elizabeth Clawson
David D. Steece
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Richard H. Caswell
Bennington
Tufts University
New England
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Hampton Institute
Hampton
Tweed Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
VISTA
Harlem
William C. Kvaraceus
Tufts
Sears- Roebuck Foundation
Kiesinger to visit United States in July
West German Chancellor Kurt Georg Kiesinger will visit Washington July 7 and 8 for talks with President Johnson. This will be his first American trip since succeeding Ludwig Erhard as chancellor last December. The visit underscores continuing U S German ties at the high political level.
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Washington
UPI
Kurt Georg Kiesinger
United States
Johnson
Kiesinger
Ludwig Erhard
Stock Averages Decline in Noon Report
The Dow Jones Bache and Noon indices show mixed activity on June 18. Industrials at 30, railroads 20, utilities 15 with a composite average at 883.61 and volume 5,670.01 as reported by Co., Albany in 1967.
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Dow-Jones—Bache & Noon
Schreuder graduates from Waynflete School Portland Maine
Susan E. Schreuder daughter of Mr and Mrs Stanley B Schreuder of Bennington graduated Monday from Waynflete School. She led school editorials and co edited the yearbook photography and played varsity hockey junior varsity basketball and lacrosse while belonging to the Spanish club dramatics club Episcopal Young Churchmen and the junior choir. She volunteers for United Fund Fraternity House and plans summer camp at Rangeley Maine before entering Hollins College in the fall.
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Portland
Maine
Susan E. Schreuder
Stanley B. Schreuder
Pippin Knoll Road
Bennington
Waynflete School
Episcopal Young
Episcopal Church
Brownies Up to Juniors At Deer Park Ceremony
Brownies Troop 119 promoted a group of girls at a June 7 ceremony at Deer Park. After the ceremony, refreshments were served. Attendees included Rebecca Bangs Celeste Dowd Ellen Dowd Dawn Kelly Nadine Wisher Nancy Wisher Debbie Jessamen Pamela Cone Kimberly Earnhardt Debra Bishop Kim Pesky Kathy Ayers and Betsy Potter.
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Brownie Troop 119
Deer Park
Rebecca Bangs
Celeste Dowd
Ellen Dowd
Dawn Kelly
Nadine Wisher
Nancy Wisher
Debbie Jessamen
Pamela Cone
Kimberly Earnhardt
Debra Bishop
Kim Pesky
Kathy Ayers
Betsy Potter
Bennington Briefs Campus Grad and VFW Meeting
Bennington briefs note Fred Brandon Phillips earned his B A in English at Stetson University's 84th commencement in Deland Florida on June 5. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Brandon Phillips of Indian Rock Beach Florida. The Ladies Auxiliary VFW Post 1332 will meet Tuesday at 8 p m with new state officers presiding.
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Fred Brandon Phillips
Bennington
Stetson University
Deland, Fla
Brandon Phillips
Indian Rock Beach
Fla
Ladies Auxiliary
VFW
VFW 1332
North Street
Weekend Village Accident Report
Police investigated a minor weekend crash on East Main Street. At 3 04 p m Marjorie Ann Monroe of North Bennington reported moderate damage to the right rear fender after a rolling car struck hers. The vehicle, parked by Elizabeth Dicker a Bennington College student at 737 Main Street, collided while both headed east with no injuries.
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Village
Marjorie Ann Monroe
North Bennington
East Main Street
Bennington College
Elizabeth Dicker
Main Street
Year Miss Dunican Returns From Leuven
Completes junior year at University of Louvain Leuven Belgium arriving at J F Kennedy airport on June 3. Daughter of Mr and Mrs C R Dunican Sr of 262 Union Street she joined the International Center of foreign students and Philosophie Romane. She studied World and French literature and passed oral exams in psychology sociology in French.
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Dianne Dunican
C. R. Dunican Sr
Union St
J. F. Kennedy
University of Louvain
Leuven
Belgium
International Center of Foreign Students
Philologie Romane
American International Club
Dodd Censure Debate Highlights Senate Ethics Clash
The Senate weighs censuring the Connecticut senator over alleged misuse of funds and lavish trips. Ethics Committee chair Bennett defends a fair probe, citing payments for home improvements and personal expenses from campaign funds. The episode mirrors historic censure acts, with only a few cases in U.S. history.
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Senate
Thomas J. Dodd
Joseph R. McCarthy
Bennett
Dodd
Connecticut
Florida
Illinois
California
Texas
Jamaica
Curacao
Miami
London
Area Graduates At Middlebury
Vermont residents Mara Lusis Roxanne McCormick and Judith Brown Hodgman were among 31 state graduates in Middlebury College's 167th commencement. The 300-member class earned B A degrees Monday.
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Middlebury
Vermont
Middlebury College
Mara Lusis
Karlis Lusis
Bennington
Roxanne B. McCormick
John S. Mc~Cormick
Manchester
Leonard Hodgman
Judith Brown
Leonard Brown
Wilmington
Narrow Escape As Power Line Falls On Car
A mother and her four children escaped injury when a heavy power line fell on their car in the Grand Union parking lot on North Street. The sparking end did not touch the occupants who fled the vehicle. Another car was damaged when the line slid across it and burned paint. Police were alerted at 1 31 p m and fire crews then shut off the power until the line was repaired nearly two hours later.
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Grand Union
North Street
Dorothy Waite
Emma Andrews
Bennington
Central Vermont
Shaftsbury
Bottom Hill
Raymond J. LeClerc
Emmely Hildur Parks
Donald Greenslet
Village
Vermont
Sullivan
Vermonter Heads OLD Union Training Program
Vermonter Bill Kemsley directs a year long New England training program for 150 key trade unionists to fight poverty. Centered at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, the project includes residential weeks and conferences funded by a 287,766 dollar Office of Economic Opportunity grant.
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Amherst
Mass
Bill Kemsley
Weston
New England
University of Massachusetts
Kemsley
Office of Economic Opportunity
Labor Relations and Research Center
Ben B. Seligman
Parkhurst
Europe
New York
United Nations
Ralph Williams
Vermont State Labor Council
Hospital Notes Admits Wide List of Local Residents
Hospital notes from June 12 1967 record admissions including Mrs Margaret O Malley Joan Matte Hoosick Falls Robert Smith Celestia A Allen Estelle M Brasie Sarah A Howe Donna Jean Letourneau James D Letourneau Mrs Augusta Eas ton Bennington Wendy Lynn Green Eagle Bridge Mrs Marion Archibald North Bennington Lillian Legacy Hoosick Douglas J Mattison Fred Holton Sr Arlington Discharges include Mrs Linda North and son Amy Rising Catherine Dorr Hoosick Falls Bruce LaBonte Pownal Shawn J Dence Bennington Births Mrs William Harrington North Bennington a daughter June 12 or a committee from six New England AFL CIO bodies and U Mass. 150 trainees not yet recruited. 10 Vermont and 12 New Hampshire quota.
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Margaret O’ Malley
Joan Matte
Hoosick Falls
Robert Smith
Celestia A. Allen
Estelle M. Brasie
Sarah A. Howe
Donna Jean Letourneau
James D. Letourneau
Augusta Easton
Bennington
Wendy Lynn Green
Eagle Bridge
Marion Archibald
North Bennington
Lillian Legacy
Hoosick
Douglas J. Mattison
Fred Holton Sr
Arlington
Linda North
Amy Rising
Catherine Dorr
Bruce LaBonte
Pownal
Shawn J. Dence
New England
Afl-Cio
National
University of Massachusetts
Vermont
New Hampshire
Fund drive closes as YMCA surpasses goal in 1967
Arnold G. Blackstone, chairman of the Bennington Area YMCA finance campaign, announced the campaign closed May 31 with 18,689.15 raised through June 5. The goal was 18,500, and this marks the first overrun of the target in about 20 years. The board thanked Blackstone for his leadership and encouraged further contributions through December from those away during winter.
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Arnold G. Blackstone
Bennington Area
YMCA
Blackstone
Song Workshop At Trumbull Hill Camp
Priscilla Urner will lead a song leading workshop at Trumbull Hill Camp near South Shaftsbury on June 15 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Howard Jeffrey, Vermont Director of Recreation, said the session aims to help any group add music to their program. Co sponsored by the Vermont Recreation Department and the Vermont Federation of Women's Clubs. Urner has held multiple recreation leadership roles and contributed to folk music via books and records. Attendees should reach the camp by turning off U.S. 7 at the Vermont State Police barracks in South Shaftsbury, then travel 3.1 miles.
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New England
New Hampshire
University of New Hampshire
Indiana University
Prince George County
Okinawa
National Folk Festival Association
Folk Craft
Urner
Trumbull Hill
Vermont State
South Shaftsbury
Evening Sky Guide Mercury and Venus Peak Over Western Sky
Astronomy notes describe Mercury at its highest western altitude after dark with Jupiter and Venus following along the ecliptic. The Moon sits east of Venus and north of Mars, which is on the meridian. Venus will reach its highest western point in about a week.
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Mercury
Jupiter
Venus
Moon
Mars
Mt Anthony High Plans Senior Award Night Program
Mt Anthony Union High School schedules an 8 p.m. Senior Award Night in the new auditorium. Administration and staff announce seniors’ awards and prizes, with music by the Mt Anthony band and soloist Sharon Brittingham. Howard Kelley will speak during leadership awards. Public is invited.
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Mt. Anthony Union High School
Howard Kelley
Bennington
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