Windham College hosts Vermont New Hampshire English exchange
Windham College gathers English teachers from five high schools in Vermont and New Hampshire for a joint discussion and information exchange led by Robert W. Holmes to explore mutual problems in English and college preparation. The meeting emphasizes readiness, curriculum alignment, and college expectations.
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Putney
Windham College
Vermont
New Hampshire
Windham
Robert W. Holmes
Fate and bail set in Windsor District Court murder case
In Windsor, Leonard Pease a 52 year old retired pipefitter from Stockbridge faced arraignment on a first degree murder charge in the shooting death of his wife Louise 51 at their Route 107 home after he alerted state police. He was ordered held on 100000 bail.
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Woodstock
UPI
Stockbridge
Windsor District Court
Leonard Pease
Louise
Windsor County
James Wright
Pease
Palmer Ainsworth
Watervliet Navy Captain to Speak at Capital Cities Meeting
Captain John E. Bennett USN Retired will address the Capital Cities Chapter American Ordnance Association at Watervliet Arsenal Dining Hall on March 21. He will discuss oceanographic deep submergence and heads Lockheed Marine Laboratories. Reservations close March 17 and non members may attend with secretary treasurer John E. Benson Jr. contact. Salem Defeats Proposal for New Junior Senior High School by 432 to 345 at district gym. White Creek Board considers junk car curb with legal compliance guidance from attorney Everett Updike.
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Watervliet
John E. Bennett
U.S. Navy
Capital Cities
American Ordnance Association
Watervliet Arsenal
Bennett
Lockheed Marine Laboratories
San Diego
Ocean Systems
Lockheed Missiles & Space Company
Sunnyvale
Calif
Salem
Salem School
Kenneth Streeter
Warren Street
North Street Mall named to lead Jubilee renewal plan
Berkshire news reports J Alan Ornstein of New York City chosen by Pittsfield Housing Authority to head North Street Mall Inc a company backing a multi million dollar renewal project. The plan centers on a store lined plaza opening off North Street described as a junior Rockefeller Plaza by the PHA director. Also in Berkshire: Margery Gilman of Warwick arrested on an unauthorized vehicle use warrant extradited to face local charges after allegedly taking a new car from Scarafoni Ford during a test drive. In Great Barrington residents sight a large star or glowing object near the horizon over several days. Selectmen back a push to curb Outdoor Advertising Board powers via a Massachusetts Roadside Council bill.
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Pittsfield
J. Alan Ornstein
New York City
Pittsfield Housing Authority
Ornstein
North Street Mall, Inc
North Street
PHA
Arthur C. McGill
North Adams
Margery Gilman
Warwick
R.I
Scarafoni Ford, Inc
Great Barrington
Svetlana Stalin Gets Three Month Swiss Tourist Visa
Svetlana Alliluyeva, Stalin’s daughter, received a three month tourist visa in Switzerland and will be guarded by federal police. She had sought U S asylum, which was rejected on concerns about U S Soviet relations, and she flew to Switzerland from Rome after visiting India to bury her late husband.
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Burlington
UPI
University of Vermont
UVM
Lyman Rowell
Patrick Gymnasium
Switzerland
Stalin
Bern
Josef Stalin
Svetlana
Soviet Union
U.S
Rome
India
Moscow
von Moos
United States
Washington
Dean Rusk
Don Moos
Tass
Moscow Television
Svetlana Alliluyeva
U.S.S.R
Senate resumes Dodd misconduct probe in ethics hearing
Senate ethics panel opens hearings on Sen. Thomas J. Dodd amid charges of conflict of interest and misused campaign funds. The probe, tied to air fare charges, follows the House expulsion of Rep. Adam Clayton Powell amid payroll padding allegations as Powell seeks reelection.
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Washington
UPI
Thomas J. Dodd
Congress
Senate Ethics Committee
Connecticut
D-N.y
Powell
Senate
Hoff Proclaims DeMolay Week in Vermont
Governor Philip H. Hoff designates March 12 to 19 as DeMolay Week honoring the 48th anniversary of the youth group for ages 14 to 21, founded in 1919 by Frank S. Land. The DeMolay is a Free and Accepted Masons sponsored youth organization with thousands of chapters worldwide. The piece also notes a congressional committee inquiry into Dodd and contributions from 1961 to 1965, detailing sums and use for campaigns.
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Montpelier
Philip H. Hoff
Free and Accepted
Masons of
Vermont
Frank S. Land
Kansas City
Dodd
Chicago
Julius Klein
Mat Moriarty
Manchester
Conn
Arthur Powers
First Selectman
Berlin
Powers
Hartford
Johnson
Senate
James P. Boyd
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Greater Vermont Association
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Alburg
Steven Moss
St. Albans
Moss
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New School
White Creek
Everett C. Updike
Updike
Down In
Berkshire
Rhode Island
Barrington
Selectmen Support Council
Massachusetts Roadside Council
Outdoor Advertising Board
Ludwig von Moos
Hoff
Admiral
Frankfort Sale
VAT, Furniture CO
Main St. Bennington, Vt
Dial
Vermont Bank
Brattleboro
Bennington
Rutland
Bellows Falls
Chester
Manchester Center
Finast
Nepco Knockwurst
Cain
IL - Quarters
Fleischmanns
Sara Lee
Florida
Valencia
U. S
New England
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America
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