Bennington County Cancer Crusade names fund drive leaders
Mrs James O Neil of Arlington president of the county unit and Patrick T H Gordon co county chairman named fund drive chairmen for Bennington County towns and groups. The list includes special gifts chairs and professionals from Bennington and surrounding towns, with Armand Lampton named treasurer of Bennington.
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Bennington County
Cancer Crusade
James O'Neil
Arlington
Patrick T.H. Gordon
Cocounty
Donald Hemenway
A. Thibodeau
Albert Peterson
Bennington Village
Richard G. Mason
Bennington Area
William Worthington
Elizabeth Dollard
J. Irons
E.R. Coburn
Bennington College
Paul Fairley
Bennington
Sanford Buxbaum
Edwin Luce
North Bennington
Gene Tinker
Old
Thomas P. Hurley
Pownal
Philip D. Anderson
Pownal Center
Blanche Strohmaier
East Pownal
Richard Pudvar
North Pownal
Edward Horst
Alexander Dragon
Shaftsbury
Merton Rice
Searsbury
Leon Beverly
Stamford
David Howe
Joseph Marchegiani
Readsboro
Merle Becker
Woodford
Donald Kendall Jr
Amy Keough
East Arlington
A. Wilcox
West Arlington
C.W. Zollar
Dorset
Jane Leary
East Dorset
Lois McArthur
Landgrove
Eugene Kayatta
Albert Webb
Manchester
Evangeline Wilcox
Manchester Center
Sarah Stannard
Manchester Depot
Daulton Mann Jr
Peru
Willard Laurie
Rupert
Lothar Wuerslin
Sandgate
Albert Bowen
Sunderland
John Slade
Winhall
Armand Lampton
Frederick W. van Buskirk
Montpelier
American Cancer Society
Hamilton
Blackwell Starts Prison Term To Protect Older Brother
Samuel Blackwell 19 began a prison term after refusing to let his older brother face a crime alone. In a Holyoke stabbing case, his written confession was rejected under Miranda rights, leading to separate outcomes for Samuel, William, and Lenwood Moore. Samuel received five years and one day for aiding the defense. William was convicted of assault with a weapon and given probation. Moore was freed for lack of evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mass
UPI
Samuel Blackwell
Blackwell
Clayton Street
William
Lenwood Moore
Holyoke
Superior Court
Joseph Ford
U.S. Supreme Court
Arizona
Leonard Smith
Mountain Park
William Blackwell
Moore
Samuel
Matthew Ryan
Concord Reformatory
Ryan
Unitarian Talk By Viereck On History and The New Land
Phillip Viereck author and school principal speaks at Bennington Unitarian Fellowship about Discovering What Happened the pleasure and despair of recording history. He discusses his just published book The New Land illustrated by his wife Ellen focusing on early exploration of the American coastline for young adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Viereck
Bennington Unitarian Fellowship
Bennington Free Library
New Land
Ellen
American Coast Line
Viereck
Indian Bureau
King Island
Bering Straits
Alaska
Thomas Edison
Molly Stark
Beech Street
Hicks
Bennington
Bendi
Ford Foundation
Dartmouth
Plymouth College
N.H
State Teachers College
Albany
Hopes Raised for Revival of OEO In Service Program
Vermont officials, buoyed by a House Appropriations Committee reversal on war on poverty legal services, push to revive an in service training plan. The proposal would hire 87 low income aides across seven state agencies, paired with professional staff, funded by 50,000 state plus 450,000 federal grant, aimed at boosting disadvantaged workers while bridging gaps between clients and agencies. The idea faces past committee resistance but gains encouragement from recent legal services approval.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Department of Mental Health
Department of Education
Vermont Alcohol Rehabilitation Commission
Department of Health
State
OEO
Appropriations Committee
Vermont Bar Association
OEO - Bar Association
Lesley Bell
Miss Bell
Davis
Carl Buffum
Washington
Polish Cardinal Decries Atheist Books Amid Protests
Warsaw reports Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski decried atheist literature and said many books aim to persuade Poles that God does not exist. He told about 2,000 attendees he cannot publish his works. He warned the church faces persistent publishing of anti-religious material in Poland. The piece also outlines a federal aide program proposal describing duties, eligibility, and two way service aims, including direct assistance and bridge building, with emphasis on helping low income applicants gain future professional status. Carl Buffum reports new in service training details for Vermont integration.
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Warsaw
UPD
Stefan Cardinal Wysznyski
Poland
Davis
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