Salem Defeats Taylor as Bennington elects three to board
In Bennington Vermont 2000 registered voters turned out at Bennington Elementary. Dr Charles G Salem won the Mt Anthony Union School Board seat with 1266 votes to 734 for Marian C Taylor. Louis J Perrotta and Bernard J Bellemare also won three year terms with 1599 and 1054 votes respectively.
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Marian C. Taylor
Mt. Anthony Union School
Charles G. Salem
Taylor
Union School Board
Louis J. Perrotta
Bernard J. Bellemare
Elaine Andersen
Alice Reynolds
George Raymond
Salem
Bennington (Village
Bennington School District Inc
Bennington Village
Dr. Salem
Louis Perrotta
Bernard Bellemare
Bennington School District approves 5.83 tax rate and 1.706 million budget
At the Bennington School District annual meeting about 200 voters approved a 5.83 tax rate and a net budget of 1,706,828 for 1967 68. The package includes 1,211,697 for Mt Anthony Union and a 2,000 floor article to repave playgrounds at Molly Stark and Bennington Elementary schools.
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Bennington
Mt. Anthony Union
Snow
Bennington Friends of Retarded Children
United Counseling Service
Roy Whitman
Castle Defeats Dr. Burnham In Shaftsbury Union Board Contest
In Shaftsbury last night voters chose William Castle over Dr. William H. Burnham for the Mt. Anthony Union Board by 123 to 87 as the Shafts bury School meeting drew the largest crowd in memory. Jesse Strong defeated Ralph Prouty 99 to 67 for a three year local board term.
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Shaftsbury
William Castle
Mt. Anthony
Prouty
U.S.-Soviet nuclear accord edging toward treaty
UPI reports Secretary of State Rusk expressed optimism that a nearly complete treaty to ban nuclear weapons spread could be presented at the Geneva Disarmament Conference. A draft with safeguards left blank was contemplated as Washington and Moscow work out final wording with Foster and Roshchin in Geneva.
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UPI
Dean Rusk
United States
Russia
U.S
Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
William C. Foster
Geneva
Alexei Roshchin
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Gromyko
United
Inside Page 4 Editorials and Page 8 Notices
Editorial comment on school elections by Elizabeth Dwyer on page 4, plus a note on bureaucrats hindering creativity. Manchester ends its child development center on page 8. A Hoosick Falls girl has a poem published on page 8. Geneva talks move toward a draft treaty without safeguards, with cautious optimism from sources. US and Soviet assessors say no major progress on Vietnam or Middle East yet acknowledge some positive elements. Israel’s rights and long term peace potential noted by both sides in the Middle East.
Mrs. H P McCullough Dies Bennington College Founder
Mrs Hall Park McCullough widow of a prominent Vermont resident and founder of Bennington College died at Hall Farm after a brief illness aged 86. Born Edith van Benthuysen in Yonkers she helped establish a life of civic service including Bethlehem Day Nursery the United Negro College Fund Womens Committee and the Hoosac School board. She joined Bennington College in its early years served as first chair of trustees and earned an honorary doctor of laws in 1956.
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Vermont
Bennington College
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Artie
Yonkers
N.Y
Arthur Lyman van Benthuysen
Albany
New York State
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Pittsfield
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Wagner
Miss Spence
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Booth
McCullough
Bethlehem Day Nursery
Womens Committee
United Negro College Fund
Hoosac School
Hoosick
Yale
League of Nations
United Nations
Police Restore Order In Buffalo East Side Turmoil
About 400 helmeted officers moved into Buffalo East Side after a night of shooting looting vandalism and arson. Police faced sniper fire but reported no hits. Tear gas drove back gangs as 19 people were arrested and four officers were lightly injured.
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Frank N. Felicetta
McCoy
Felicetta
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Bennington School District Board
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Adam Clayton Powell
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