College admissions myths and openings across era
Guidance director notes motivation over IQ for college success. Despite 2,200 accredited U S colleges, openings exist as ads reveal. In 1964 Wisconsin offered 1 000 extra spots and 1965 Tennessee colleges listed most slots open. Ivy League accepted 14,000 of 50,000 applications, with about 9,000 likely to enroll, leaving 5,000 double acceptees.
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United States
The
New York Times
University of Wisconsin
Nashville Ten
Ivy League
Frank H. Bowles
College Entrance Examination Board
Gene R. Hawes
Evanston
Association of
College Admissions Counselors
College Admissions Assistance Center
East 65Th St
New York City
Catheolic Colleges
In Formation Center
Salisbury Street
Worcester
Mass
Benhi boys explore photography and college admissions
Four Benhi students Bruce Faller Bill Carnavan Lloyd Killen and Geoff Locklin pursue photography with varied starts and aims Bruce lends to 1966 Year Book staff while Bill eyeing magazines and possible profession Lloyd documents school events Geoff shoots for The Banner Loomis Dana and a forthcoming YMCA bulletin Amid college admissions guidance the article urges open access to higher education and outlines pathways including scholarships transfers and the College Admissions Center in Evanston Illinois.
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Benhi
Bruce Faller
Bill Carnavan
Lloyd Killen
Geoff Locklin
Bruce
Bill
Catamount
Lloyd
Banner
Student Council
Loomis Dana
Young Men’s Christian Association
Geoff
Child Welfare League Conference Set for Providence
The New England Regional Conference of the Child Welfare League of America will be held at the Sheraton Biltmore Hotel in Providence on April 14 to 16. Over 1,000 attendees from six New England states and five Canadian provinces will discuss current and future child welfare needs and programs.
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Providence
R.I
New England
Child Welfare League of America
Vermont Children’s Aid Society
Josephine B. Baird Children’s Center
CWLA
Sheraton Biltmore Hotel
The
League
New York City
United States
Canada
Boston newspaper strike nears record length as mediators meet
Mediators plan talks with all 11 Boston newspaper unions to resolve a $20 million strike now in its 20th day. Five unions have contracts, six remain without since Jan 1 1965. Printers and mailers refuse fringe benefits, seek higher wages.
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Boston
UPI
International Typographical Union
ITU
Strting
Sunday Globe
Morning
Sunday Herald
Evening Traveler
Record-American
Sunday
Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce
Air Force scientists weigh recent UFO sightings coast to coast
United Press International reports Air Force researchers studying unidentified flying object reports from across the nation. Witnesses, including Bangor resident John King, claim visual encounters and even firearms fire, while Dr. Hynek leads Blue Book inquiries into Michigan sightings and nearby radar remains silent.
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Hh, Allen Hynek
Northwestern University
Air Force
Michigan
Mountain Rescue Course Set For Bennington Squad members
A land search and mountain rescue course for Bennington Rescue Squad and local civil defense members begins next Monday night. Open to others, it starts at 7 30 p.m. in squad rooms on Saf ford Street with State Police Trooper Harvey Jones as instructor. He will teach organizing searches for lost persons and rescuing hikers or hunters in mountains, plus practical field work. BRADMORE England UP I motorist discovers mice in heating system while investigating why his car wouldn t start.
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Bennington
Civil Defense Organization
Rescue Squad
Safford Street
Harvey Jones
Trooper Jones
Bradmore
England
UPI
Bennington Banner Details Telephones and Rates
The Bennington Banner lists contact numbers for business newsroom and advertising. It notes daily publication at 425 Main St Bennington Vermont with United Press International affiliation. Subscription rates shown for Vermont and nationwide with 3 months 6 months and 1 year options.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
UPI
Dr Utterback Voices Praise At UCS Meeting
Dr James Utterback spoke at the United Counseling Service monthly meeting about his residency at Putnam Memorial Hospital and the clinic’s services for Benn ington County residents. Fund drive receipts totaled 10687, Christmas Cotillion added 2429.23, donations from 1624 individuals, and a $2500 gift from Hall Park McCullough boosted the Endowment Fund to 41541. Plans for the May Annual Dinner Meeting were announced to support agency progress.
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United Counseling Service
UCS
James Utterback
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington County
Utterback
Vermont
Upper
New York
Maine
The
Com
Frederick Wolf
Hall Park McCullough
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Nessean
Tennessee
Benhi Boys
Leslie Winn
Williamstown
Adams Clothes Shop
Dupont
H. Greenberg & Son, Inc
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Allan B. Angney Jr
Angney
County Bank
Allan B. Angney, Jr
Arlington
County National Bank
Ward L. Lyons
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
St. Peter’s St. Mary’s
Fish & Game
Edward F. Kehoe
Center
New Vermont
Fish and Game
James B. Flanagan
Montpelier
Joseph Wiltshire
Mt. Holly
Bangor
John King
King
Midwest
Ann Arbor
Mich
Trinidad
Colo
North American Air Defense Command
Louis di Palo
U.S
Channel 7
Yankees
Cincinnati
Hollywood
Better Tv, Inc
Main Street
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Frederick
No. Bennington
Elm ST
Upper Main ST
North
Heritage
Harvest Hills
Merritt Ss
Hewitt
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