Union Board Moves Closer to BCHS Rental
The Mt. Anthony Union High School Board moved closer to a BCHS rental agreement by adjusting its stance on gym access for parochial elementary students and on a one year lease renewal. The board said it would make every effort to ensure access to the BCHS gymnasium for parochial pupils while excluding the gym from a general BCHS availability stipulation.
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Mt. Anthony Union High
Mt. Anthony
BCHS
Park Street
Union School Board
Cora B. Whitney
Reynolds
Bennington
Mt Anthony Board Deliberates Summer Re-Vote For Bond Issue
Mt Anthony Union High School directors showed little appetite for a summer re vote on the $600000 bond to add space, preferring a pause until November. They agreed to convene area boards July 13 to craft a joint plan addressing overcrowding and space needs while balancing BCHS lease and gym use issues.
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Mt. Anthony
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Marian M. Cummings
Bennington
Union School Board
Cummings
BCHS
Norman Stratton
Viet Cong assassination squads terrorize Saigon area
Viet Cong man and woman assassination teams are suspected to have moved into Saigon. A grenade attack on a police car in the Chinese quarter wounded 30. A American Army sergeant was shot. four others killed by young female killers riding scooters. An eight man squad kidnapped the village chief and deputy. the chief was found shot, the deputy missing. Week's toll: 178 killed, 263 injured, 74 kidnapped. US jets conducted 125 missions against North Vietnam targets near Hanoi Haiphong. one Navy A4 Skyhawk was shot down, pilot missing, 589th loss.
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Saigon
VPI
U.S
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Haiphong
Marines Die In Air Crash At Camp Lejeune
At Camp Lejeune North Carolina two Marine helicopters collided during a training flight killing 20 Marines and injuring at least 12. The CH53A Sea Stallion and HU1E Huey were from the General Military Subjects School. A Marine Corps spokesman said casualties were still being tallied.
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Camp Lejeune
APID
General
Camp LeJuene
Vietnam
Marine Corps
Five seek two seats on Bennington School District board
Five candidates enter a five way race for two openings on the Bennington School District board. They present varied views on school overcrowding budgets and parental involvement, with all seeking first terms.
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Bennington
Anthony Representative
Ronald R. Knapp
Ivor S. Pelsue
Alice Reynolds
Lyons St
Bendi
Johnson Kosygin meet for first time in Glassboro NJ
President Johnson and Soviet Premier Kosygin begin the Hollybush Summit in Glassboro New Jersey after a cordial first greeting. The meeting aims to ease East West tensions with talks on Middle East issues Vietnam nuclear arms and broader cooperation.
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Glassboro
N.J
UPI
Johnson
Alexei Kosygin
New Jersey
U.S
John F. Kennedy
Nikita Khrushchev
Vienna
Kosygin
New York
Hollybush House
New Jersey Turnpike
Washington
Philadelphia
U.N. General Assembly
Hollybush
Glassboro State College
Glassboro College
Richard Hughes
Dean Rusk
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Rusk
McNamara
Nicholas Deb. Katzenbach
Russia
Llewellyn Thompson
McGeorge Bundy
Vermont Sailor Held in Spain for Murder
Melvin Russell Bates a 19 year old U S Navy sailor from Ludlow Vermont is held on murder charges in Spain. Bates was brought to Palma de Mallorca for questioning after his ship Hyades docked at Rota and a photograph tied him to the fatal beating and robbery of Finnish tourist Eiic Manty who died June 10. He was interrogated by Spanish investigators and moved to U S custody in Rota after appearing before a magistrate.
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Palma DE Mallorca
Spain
UPND
U.S. Navy
Eiic Manty
Melvin Russell Bates
Ludlow
U.S. Naval Base
Rota
6Th Fleet
Hyades
Palma
Bates
Manty
Hoff Opposes East West Interstate Through Vermont
Governor Philip Hoff rejects an east west highway from Portland Maine to Albany New York as ineligible for federal development funds. He favors routes through northern rural Vermont Maine and New Hampshire and notes mixed positions from Maine New Hampshire leaders while local groups push Calais Maine to Amsterdam New York.
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Vermont
Maine
New Hampshire
Kenneth M. Curtis
Curtis
Hoff
John W. King
New York
Calais
Amsterdam
N.Y
Inside Columnist Sam Ogden on School Problems
Columnist Sam Ogden weighs in on ongoing school problems and their impact on students, teachers, and district policies, urging practical reforms and clearer priorities. The discussion ties to local education efforts and policy debates shaping the district.
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Sam Ogden
World Trade Center approval seals tallest towers in NYC
New York City wins final approval for the World Trade Center in lower Manhattan. The Port Authority will fund a $575 million project with two 110 story towers, beginning completion around 1970, and the city will receive annual payments plus construction and street improvements.
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New York
Lower Manhattan
World Trade Center
Board of Estimate
Port of New York Authority
Hudson River
Port Authority
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Bchs Rental
Middle East
Egidio Ortana
Amintore Fanfana
Aldo Moro
Bernard Bellemare
Mrs
Elaine Andersen
Louis Perrotta
George A. Raymond Jr
John P. Hamilton
Grant St
Bennington Catholic High School
Raymond
Sprague Electric
North Adams
Mass
Union School Study Committee
Cora B. Whitney Ptg
LBJ
Dorset Playhouse
Manchester
N.Y.C
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