Banner To Carry Column By Conservative Chamberlain
John Chamberlain, noted for lucid forceful political commentary, will start a regular column These Days in The Banner on Wednesday on the editorial page to offer a balanced view of current politics. He has a long career with the New York Times Life Harper's and The Wall Street Journal, and has written many books while teaching at Columbia. He was born October 28, 1903 in New Haven and resides in Cheshire with wife Ernestine Stodells and their three sons. three daughters are married.
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John Chamberlain
Chamberlain
David Lawrence
Yale
Thomas F. Logan Co
Lord Thomas
New York Times
Washington
the Times
Capital
Life Magazine
New York Times Book Review
The
Saturday Review of Literature
Harper’s Magazine
Scribner’s Magazine
the National Review
Barron’s Magazine
Life
Wall Street Journal
MacArthur
Charles Willoughby
Columbia School of Journalism
Columbia University
George Sokolsky
Susanne la Follette
Henry Hazlitt
America
la Follette
Hazlitt
the Freeman
Sokolsky
New Haven
Conn
Cheshire
Ernestine Stodells
Two Year Colleges Guide on Transfers and Terminal Paths
The article outlines choosing between transfer and terminal programs at two year colleges. It notes many students aim for four year degrees but transfer rates are mixed. It highlights pre professional tracks and the role of two year colleges in providing access, remediation, and opportunities for eventual senior college study.
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University of California
Stanford
University of Illinois
University of Texas
Iowa State
Radar speed enforcement nets multiple violators at municipal court
A municipal court report lists several speeders cited by radar law enforcement, detailing ages, residences, locations, and fines paid for March incidents. Names include Robert H. Fitts Jr., Nadine F. Hart, Mary M. Sladyk, Paul Hill, and others, with fines ranging from 15.10 to 105.10 dollars and arrests on U.S. 7, Vermont 30, and West Road.
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Bennington
Robert H. Fitts Jr
Brattleboro
West Road
Manchester
Nadine F. Hart
Dorset
Vermont
Fleischmann
N.Y
James F. Cole
Sharon
Conn
Cole
U.S. 7
Sunderland
Student Earns Credit for Civil Rights Work at Goddard
A third year Goddard College student from New York City, Michael Bayer, 20, will work four months with SNCC in Atlanta as part of an off campus semester. He blended his activism with academics in journalism and civil rights study, returning to complete his semester in late summer.
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Plainfield
Goddard College
America
Atlanta
Michael Bayer
New York City
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Goddard
Alabama
Bayer
Selma
Donald Barnes
SNCC
South
Vermont
Brodie Mountain Extends Night Skiing at Twilight
Brodie Mountain ski area in New Ashford Massachusetts extends night skiing to 5 30 to 11 pm after a fresh half foot of snow. All chairlift trails are lit from top to bottom including novice, intermediate and expert runs with a shorter T bar slope for beginners.
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Ashford
Mass
Brodie Mountain
Brodie
Williamstown
Bennington Village reports four weekend auto accidents
Bennington Village Police issued reports on four weekend automobile accidents. Friday around 6:30 p.m. at Main and Pleasant Streets a 1963 Chevrolet sedan driven by Ernest Mathers of Harvard Street collided with a 1952 Plymouth driven by Mamie Paddock of 25 Bradford Street after Paddock pulled from Pleasant Street and failed to see Mathers approaching.
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Bennington Village
Bennington
Main and
Pleasant Streets
Ernest Mathers
Harvard Street
Mamie Paddock
Bradford St
Mathers
Main
Paddock
Pleasant Street
Crashes On Main Street Hit Three Vehicles In One Day
First crash occurred about 11 a.m. on Main Street involving a 1956 Ford driven by Leroy F. Thomas Jr. and a Ruskin's taxicab driven by Don L. Carroll. A second collision at North and County Streets around 3:30 p.m. involved a 1961 Volkswagen sedan driven by Patricia Ann Watson after a rear end impact with an unknown car. A third wreck at Washington Avenue and Main and Depot Streets around 6:30 p.m. involved a 1953 Oldsmobile driven by Ralph Chapones and a 1957 Ford station wagon driven by William Stufflebeam. no injuries were reported.
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Main Street
Ford
Leroy F. Thomas Jr
Grove St
Ruskin’s
Don L. Carroll
County
North Streets
Patricia Ann Watson
North Bennington Rd
Watson
Ralph Chapones
Main St
William Stufflebeam
Shaftsbury
Chapones
Depot Street
Stufflebeam
Washington
Main
Man Builds Backyard Playhouse Cited as Structural Alteration
Ronald Cummings in Canterbury, England, faced a property tax increase of $5.60 after officials deemed his oversized backyard doll house a structural alteration to his home. He protested, saying he has no intention of paying and calling the situation serious.
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Canterbury
Eng
UPI
Ronald Cummings
Cummings
Smooth65 Chevrolet Bel Air Offers Quiet Stretch Budget Car
The ad touts a Jet-smooth 1965 Chevrolet with price as the main gap to rivals. It emphasizes roomy seating, a accessible instrument panel, and tasteful interiors with foam seats and deep-twist carpeting as features even in lower priced Bel Airs and Biscaynes.
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Club Tour
Hollywood
Ron Harper
Rexall
Quinlan
House of Gifts
Bulova
Nichals
Sunbeam
Eureka
Universal
Bennington, VT
East Main ST
Wollensak
Noveck-Shultz, Inc
Bennington, Vermont
Bennington Bell
Chevrolet
Cevrolet Impala Sport Sedan
Bill Hogan
Cadillac Inc
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