Tenor Ray Hart Set for Word of Life Crusade Tonight
Ray Hart will be the featured tenor soloist at the Word of Life crusade tonight at 7 30 in the Mt Anthony Union High School auditorium. Hart, a full time Word of Life staff member, has sung since childhood in North Carolina and Nashville before turning from Broadway to religious music. He will be joined by evangelist Jack Wurtzen, with Hart appearing on Word of Life telecasts crusades camps and radio programs.
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Tenn
Metropolitan Opera
Searsburg Octogenarian Honored On 86th Birthday
John Clement 86 of Searsburg was visited by neighbors and relatives including great nephews and a great great niece. A decorated cake was prepared by Marion Day. Clement, longtime resident and former town officer, has been at Sourcliffe Nursing Home about a month. his sisters are Bessie Hager of Searsburg and Clara Day, now in Bennington. Obituary: Frederick W. Mausert, 62, of Phoenix, Arizona, a North Adams native, died February 15 at Good Samaritan Hospital. He was a Phoenix sanitation radio dispatcher since 1957 and a 1925 Drury High School graduate who played basketball and football. His son Frederick Mausert III was killed in the Korean War and awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor. He leaves two brothers, Col. (ret.) Clayton Mausert of Clearwater, Florida, and Col. (ret.) Ryeson Mausert of Hammonton, New Jersey. Funeral services were in First Presbyterian Church in Phoenix then cremation.
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Sourcliffe Nursing Home
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Clara Day
Bennington
North Adams
Mass
Frederick W. Mausert
Phoenix
Ariz
Good Samaritan Hospital
City of Phoenix Sanitation Department
Henry and
Sadie (Buxton) Mausert
Drury High School
Frederick Mausert III
Clayton L. Mausert
Co. K
Clearwater
Fla
Ryerson Mausert
Hammonton
N.J
First Presbyterian Church
Monkey Sought for Film Role on Mason's Shoulder
Ross Films Ltd seeks an unusual monkey for The Yin and the Yang in Hong Kong. The simian must be compatible with James Mason and ride his shoulder. Three Phoenix monkeys have been tested without success.
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UPI
Ross Films Ltd
James Mason
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Phoenix
Ariz
Vision Damage Warning Most Studied Solar Eclipse To Occur
Washington reports the March 7 solar eclipse will be heavily studied with thousands of scientists using shields and cameras across a 100 mile wide path from southern Mexico to the Carolinas. Dr. Donald H. Menzel leads the expedition with the National Geographic Society Harvard College Observatory and Smithsonian, aiming to photograph the corona and transmit the event by satellite.
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Virginia
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Smithsonian Observatory
Earth
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Alexander Graham Bell
William McKinley
Society
Army Air Corps
New England
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Pacific
Air Force
Melvin M. Payne
Thailand
Aleutians
George Achille van Biesbroeck
Einstein
Sudan
Canada
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Bass of The Eagle and the Newsman’s World
A reflective piece contrasts a lively memory of a jazz concert in Lenox with a sobering summary of dangers faced by reporters. It cites Elmer W. Lower of ABC News detailing risks in Vietnam, US protests, Nairobi casinos, Czechoslovakia 1968, Poland’s health risks for journalists, and factors like long hours, stress, and substance use.
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ABC News
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Nairobi
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Mr Lower Defends Journalists Against Agnew Pressure
Mr Lower argued newsmen endure pressure from Vice President Spiro Agnew but will not bow to fear. He defended journalists as performing better than others, urging restraint in displaying wealth while parking in the same lot as everyone else.
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Autos Collide on U S 7 in Pownal Saturday
State police report a collision on U S 7 in Pownal Saturday afternoon at 2 caused by a passing attempt on the right. Operators are Kerry Klein 20 of Adams Massachusetts and Ralph Mortensen 76 of Southington Connecticut. Mrs Mortensen suffered cuts and bruises and was taken to Putnam Memorial Hospital.
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Southington
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Barbara Cochran 4th in World Cup standings in Vancouver
Barbara Cochran of Richmond, Virginia, finished fourth in the Women's International Ski standings at the Du Maurier International World Cup in Vancouver, the highest placing American woman. She was disqualified from Sunday's final round along with France’s Michele Jacot, the first place winner. Barbara’s sister Marilyn finished 14th in the standings.
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Mental Health Forum on Drugs Set in Manchester March 11
The Department of Mental Health schedules a Manchester conference on drug use for the Southwestern Vermont area at St. Pauls Church on March 11 from 10:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Attendees include Bennington and Rutland officials and citizens, with discussion led by UVM faculty and local mental health leaders.
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Department of Mental Health
Vermont
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
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Rutland
Christopher McAfee
Department of Psychiatry
University of Vermont
Lamoille County
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Patrick J. Leahy
Chittenden County
Ross Kindesten
Department of Public Safety
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James Todd
Rutland Mental Health Service
Five Day Forecast for New England From UPI
The extended New England outlook covers Thursday through Saturday with possible snow in northern sections and snow or rain in Rhode Island and Massachusetts. Lows range from the teens in northern Maine to the low and mid 30s near the southern coast. Highs reach the 30s in the north and upper 30s to mid 40s in the south.
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Firemen Find Lost Contact Lens After Search
Southampton England. Pretty Sue Osborne lost a contact lens while walking on a Southampton road. She called firemen who searched for about half an hour and located the lens.
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England
UPI
Sue Osborne
Elks Lodge Honors Departing Officers
Bennington Elks Lodge honored past exalted ruler Charles F Boyle and his wife Marilyn at a testimonial dinner and dance. Exalted Ruler John B Harte led the program and presented Boyle with a camera. Mary Macauley and Joseph Y Shaffe also spoke. Boyle to relocate to San Francisco March 6 to become regional sales manager for Dodge Industries. Paul J Michaels received a going away gift. Elk of the Year award went to L Horton Bahan. Dancing followed.
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Charles F. Boyle
Marilyn
John B. Harte
Per Boyle
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Boyle
Joseph Y. Shaffe
Past Exalted Rulers Association
PER Association
Mary Macauley
Emblem Club
L. Horton Bahan
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