Stephen J Rallis Graduates Harvard Magna Cum Laude
Stephen James Rallis earned magna cum laude at Harvard University during the 313th commencement in Cambridge on June 11. He received a MIT fellowship for doctoral research in mathematics and an honorary degree, with Chancellor Ludwig Erhard delivering the address. Rallis, Phi Beta Kappa, valedictorian of Bennington High School 1960, won state math awards and the Westinghouse Science Award. He is the son of Mr and Mrs James Rallis of Weeks Street and grandson of the Felopulos.
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Mass
Harvard University
Stephen James Rallis
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Uniersity
Ludwig Erhardt
West Germany
Harvard
Rallis
Phi Beta Kappa
Bennington
Ralelis
National Westinghouse Foundation
National Life Insurance Co
Young Rallis
James Rallis
Weeks Street
Five Chateau
Nancy
Diane
Nicholas Marcopulos
Manchester
N.H
John P. Feloepulos
Newton
Peter Feelopulos
League To Probe Bennington's Government Form
Bennington League of Women Voters hosts a picnic at 6 p.m. Wednesday at the Shaftsbury home of Mrs. Elsie M. Ehrich. A panel on unified government will discuss more efficient handling of Bennington's municipal affairs with Village President Salvatore Santarcangelo, Town Selectman Joseph Higgins, and Town and Village Treasurer Michael Hogan.
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Shaftsbury
Elsie M. Ehrich
Bennington
Salvatore Santarcangelo
Joseph Higgins
Michael Hogan
Lee Shoemaker
League
Hobart and William Smith College 139th and 53rd Commencements
Dixon Kunzelmann of Bennington earned a bachelor of arts at Hobart and William Smith College, the 139th Hobart ceremony and 53rd for the women’s coordinate college. The pair graduated 276. Kunzelmann, son of Mr. and Mrs. F W Kunzelmann, held roles in Kappa Alpha and Druid, and made the dean’s list. Dr Jay Saunders Redding gave the address and Margaret Mead received the Elizabeth Blackwell Award for service to mankind.
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N.Y
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Bennington
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Connie M. Lewis Receives Arts Degree at Green Mountain
Connie Marie Lewis, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Marcel J. Lewis of Bennington, earned an associate in arts degree as part of Green Mountain College's 127th commencement. U.S. Sen. Winston L. Prouty urged a National Foundation for the Arts and Humanities, while Dr. Raymond A. Whitney conferred degrees on graduates from 18 states, one territory and Japan.
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Bennington
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Arkansas Youth To Study Ceramics At Gils Pottery
Interlochen Mich. A 17 year old Randolph MacMillan of Arkadelphia Ark., a eleventh grader at Interlochen Arts Academy, earns a six week ceramic apprenticeship with Bennington Potters Cooperatives Design under David Gil. He won a first place gold medal in a nationwide ceramics contest by National Scholastic Magazine. The academy offers pre professional programs in arts alongside academics.
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National Scholastic Magazine
Paul Clermont Receives MIT Bachelor of Science Degree
Paul Clermont son of Mr and Mrs Paul M Clermont of 325 Dewey St Bennington earned the bachelor of science in industrial management at MIT 98th commencement exercises Friday He has been on the dean s list and is a member of the Industrial Management Association MIT President Dr Julius A Stratton delivered the principal address and conferred degrees to more than 1000 graduates Chairman Dr James R Killian Jr presided A panel on The Graduate s Role in Tomorrow s World preceded the ceremony with speakers from industry government research and education
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Dewey St
Bennington
Massachusetts Inestitute of Technology
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Industrial Management Association
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MIT
James R. Killian Jr
MIT Coreporation
Thrift Shop Offers Wide Range of Household Goods
The thrift shop displays kitchen utensils including a toaster coffee dispenser iron Dutch oven a table broiler and a bun warmer. Extra items include women's shoes large dresses a flower basket puzzles cake carrier and a small kitchen cabinet. Staff listed include Mrs Richard Van Santvoord Mrs Glenard Turner Miss Caroline Darlington and Mrs Isma Sargent.
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Champlain College Holds 86th Commencement Exercises
Donna Mae Pray of Beech Street received an executive secretarial degree at Champlain College in Burlington during the 86th commencement on June 13. Dartmouth College's Dr. Thaddeus Seymour delivered the principal address on The Courage of Conscience. President C. Bader Brouilette presided over the conferring of degrees.
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Beech Street
Champlain College
Bennington High School
Thaddeus Seymour
Dartmouth College
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Pray
Department of
Wentworth Grants Engineer's Degree To Lawrence Smith
Lawrence C. Smith Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence C. Smith of Bennington, received an associate degree in electronic engineering technology at Wentworth Institute’s 52nd commencement in Boston. The event saw 637 seniors graduate as Dr. Benjamin Willis addressed the crowd. Dr. RoseSell Beatty and other leaders spoke during the exercises.
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Mass
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Lawrence C. Smith
Union St
Bennington
Wentworth Institute
Symphony Hall
Wentworth
Smith
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National Honor Society
Benjamin C. Willis
Chicago
Massachusetts
H. Rosesell Beatty
Women of Moose Hold Annual Dinner at Mt Anthony Club
Forty three coworkers attended the Moose Women annual dinner at Mt Anthony Country Club on June 10. Mildred Colvin received a birthday greeting and gift for the chaplain role. Jane Ann Potter, senior regent, received a red carnation corsage. Prizes went to Mary Vigneau, Mabel Mattison, and Margaret LeBarron. Marion Charest chaired. new officers will be installed at Moose Hall Wednesday at 8 p.m. Gov Carlton Bahan will install with help from lodge officers. Isabelle LaBarge will chair refreshments and bring a surprise gift.
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Moose Hall
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Lodge
Isabelle LaBarge
Hollywood group seeks country of origin labels on films
The Screen Extras Guild, anxious to keep production in Hollywood, approves a resolution urging Congress to require all movies made abroad to show their country of origin on screen and in all advertising.
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UPD
Screen Extras Guild
Congress
Veterans See Stitched Courage Across Generations
American Legion Post 13 notes how veterans and families endured loss, welcomes veterans after wartime shifts, and worries about VA hospital closures in Vermont. It cites President Johnson’s order to study hospital cuts, VA bed transfers since 1958, and emphasizes preserving membership with events and solicitations.
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White River Junction
Chaplain Brenner Assumes Texan Duty at Sheppard AFB
Chaplain Colonel A E K Brenner takes the post as chaplain of the Technical Training Center at Sheppard AFB Texas. He previously served at Wheelus AB Libya and will aid Air Training Command in religious services for airmen and officers. He studied at Eastern Baptist College Eastern Baptist Theological Seminary and Andover Newton Theological School, earning B A B D and Th B degrees.
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Texas
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Bennington
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Brenner
Wheelus AB
Libya
Air Training Command
Eastern Baptist College
St. Davids
Eastern Baptist Theological Seminary
Philadelphia
Andover Newton Theological School
Newton Center
Mass
Vermont Summer Theaters Open for Season Across the State
Vermont’s long established summer theaters launch seasons with performances from Dorset and St. Michael’s to Weston. Weston opens July 2 with A Thousand Clowns and Carousel follows, others include The Corn is Green and Twelfth Night. Dorset presents Janus with My Fair Lady and Summer and Smoke to come. St. Michael’s in Winooski Park starts July 7 with Mary Mary and features The Crucible No Time for Sergeants See How They Run. Stowe’s fifth year offers Thurber Carnival Rashomon Glass Menagerie and Shot in the Dark from July 16. Burlington’s Shakespeare Festival runs As You Like It Romeo and Juliet King John Aug 1–Sept 5 at University of Vermont Arena. East Middlebury stages Shakespeare’s World or What You Will by St Barnabas Players Fridays and Saturdays June 27–Sept 5. Weston Players perform weekly at Town Hall Theatre Woodstock. Merchant of Venice by Easthill Players in Craftsbury Common Aug 6 and Greensboro Aug 7. Curtain times mostly 8:30, Dorset 8:40. For a full list, write Development Dept Desk T Montpelier VT 05602.
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Middlebury
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Town Hall
Woodstock
Greensboro
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Government payrolls show 12 million on the federal state and local rolls
New York report notes that about one quarter of U.S. workers, 12 million, are on government payrolls including the armed forces. Private industry adds about 6.5 million jobs supplying goods and services to government agencies.
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