Practical Nursing Notes On the hill welcome spring class of 17
The article outlines the spring practical nursing class of 17 with seven from Vermont five from New York two from Connecticut and others from New Jersey New Hampshire Massachusetts. It explains admission criteria including minimum pre test and personal interview plus the need for emotional stability and overall health.
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Vermont
New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
New Hampshire
Bennington
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Frank J. Hurley
County Medical Society
Blue Shield Ae
John Storle
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Moore
School Street
World ruled by the young essay excerpt
Eric Hoffer argues that history is shaped by youth and proposes drastic remedies. He suggests retirements at forty and an earlier start at manhood to allow a cultural renaissance and wiser governance, while noting the hopeful potential of cross generational peace amid a youth dominated world.
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Stalin
Bennington Village Meeting debates uniting with Bennington
At the North Bennington annual Village Meeting a letter from a Bennington representative asked voters whether to unite under one municipal government. The meeting voted unanimously against the proposal without discussion. The piece notes flood damage from the Roaring Branch, with families displaced and the armory opened for shelter.
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Bennington
North Bennington
State Armory
Cuba expands Caribbean ties and Angola role shocks policy
Washington reports Fidel Castro’s Cuba agrees to train Jamaican police and broadens political contacts with black revolutionary groups in the Caribbean. Analysts note Cuba’s military involvement in Angola and the revival of its militant policy, prompting a U.S. reassessment of Cuba strategy under Kissinger.
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Fidel Castro
Ford Administration
Jamaica
Caribbean
Cuba
U.S
Che Guevara
Castro
State Kissinger
Cuba and Castro Stir U.S. Watch on Hemisphere Ties
The Ford administration eases the Cuba embargo for private U.S. firm subsidiaries to sell autos and parts to Havana while privately exploring talks with Cuban officials at the United Nations. Washington warns Castro against intervening in Latin America as African and Caribbean tensions rise, with Kissinger and Rogers maneuvering in Ottawa and Ottawa discussions amid Trudeau's stance. Castro, turning 50, presses to shape Africa and Latin America’s political power, with troop movements and training reports prompting closer U.S. scrutiny.
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U.S
Cuba
Havana
Castro
Puerto Rico
United Nations
Washington
United States
Africa
Latin America
Caribbean
Colombia
South America
Kissinger
Othis
Angola
Trudeau
Canada
William Rogers
Ottawa
Ivan Head
Mozambique
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Hemisphere
Americas
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Europe
China
Southeast Asia
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State Department of Education
Grace McGillicuddy
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Eric Hoffer
The
N.Y. Times
San Francisco
Berkeley
Bennington Village
Old Bennington
North
Acadien
Fleischmann Distilling Corp
N.Y.C
Enreina
Bennington, Vermont
James Reston
N.Y
Times News Service
Western Hemisphere
Rhodesia
South Africa
Congress
Sub- Saharan Africa
Haynes & Kane
Bennington Road
U.S. 7
Chittenden
Cole
Peel
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