Rate of legitimate Births Runs Above Average in Vermont
Vermont's birth statistics show non wedlock births rising from 2.8% in 1940 to 6.7% in 1967, with 514 such births in 1967. Franklin R. King of Vermont Children's Aid Society urges broader agency services to reach unmarried parents, noting impacts on mothers, children, and long term welfare and education. A joint study committee seeks to improve maternity care, foster care, and adoption through stronger collaboration between agencies in Burlington and Bennington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandon
Vermont
Franklin R. King
Vermont Children’s Aid Society
Elizabeth Lund
Brandon Inn
King
Health Department
John McDonald
Glen Road
Burlington
Daulton Mann
Peru
Courtney Larue
Weston
Women criminals rise faster than men in crime rates
New York reports a 110 percent rise in crimes by women over 30 years, outpacing men in growth. Edith Derham argues factors include home neglect, rebellion, and societal double standards, noting many female offenders are neither emotionally driven nor physically strong and emphasizing upbringing and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPID
Edith Derham
Miss Derham
Bennington Transfers Record of Property Deeds
Transfers recorded April 25 to May 1 show multiple Bennington properties exchanged between residents and nearby towns. Notable deeds include Comstock to Miottke on Stearns Road, Bard to Wagner on Austin Hill Road, and Shea to Taylor on Grandview Street, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hodeck
Charles F
Barbara M. Comstock
Paul J
Kathleen L. Miottke
Bennington
Stearns Road
Olaf D
Edwina L. Bard
Leon E
Mildred Wagner
Austin Hill Road
Esther Ruskin
County National Bank of
Main Street
James A. Hogan
Derby Line
Wesley E
Mildred C. Buzzell
Ben Mont Avenue
Harold O
Reaha L. Pierce
Robert
Helen Scott-Smith
North Bennington
W. Clyde Peck
Edward G
Olive J. Etheridge
Gage Street
James S
Jean P. Shea
Shaftsbury
Quentin A
Rita F. Taylor
North Olmsted
Ohio
Grandview Street
Breard H. Hawks
Vernon H
Verna J. O’dell
South Stream Road
William E
Snake threatens spring musical at Central Catholic High
In Lafayette Indiana students fret over a seven week hungry seven foot boa constrictor borrowed for the annual spring musical. Lead singer Ted Rotherrock says the show opens May 9 but the snake may not be used if it fails to eat soon risking dangerous bites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette, Ind
UPI
Lafayette
Central Catholic High School
Ted Rotherrock
Goddard College's Beverly Cassara to attend national women’s conference
Gov Deane C. Davis named Beverly Cassara adult education director at Goddard College as representative for the national conference of the Commissions on the Status of Women. Cassara will attend May 6 7 in Washington, sponsored by the U S Labor Department Women’s Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield
Deane C. Davis
Goddard College
of the Commissions On the Status of Women
Beverly Cassara
Washington
Women’s Bureau
The
U.S. Labor Department
Cassara
Commissions
State Plumbers Convene Today in Montpelier Vermont
Vermont’s old line plumbing and heating contractors hold their annual convention at the Montpelier Tavern Inn. Officers include President James Stannard of South Dorset, Arthur Selleck of Middlebury as second vice president, Charles Wade of Shaftsbury, and Secretary Harry Teachout of Essex Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Vermont
Montpelier Tavern
Vermont State Association of Plumbing & Heating Contractors
James Stannard
South Dorset
Arthur Selleck
Middlebury
Charles Wade
Shaftsbury
Harry Teachout
Essex Junction
Five Day Forecast for New England and Massachusetts
The UPI report from the U.S. Weather Bureau forecasts five days Saturday to Wednesday with temperatures near seasonal norms. Daytime highs are in the 60s in northern New England and in the 60s to 70s in Massachusetts and Rhode Island. nights range from the 30s to near 40 in the north and mid 30s to 40s in the south. Expect mild to warm conditions most of the period with 0.1 to 0.2 inches of precipitation. showers possible in northern areas Sunday and across most of the region Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
UPI
New England
U.S. Weather Bureau
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Land Shortage Drives U.S. Homebuilding Debate
Washington reports that land, money, lumber, and labor shortages hamper home builders. The Douglas Commission analyzes urban sprawl and proposes alternatives including planned development zones, broader area zoning, and new eminent domain powers or damages suits to balance development with owner rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Douglas Commission
National Commission On Urban Problems
America
Commission
A and P Offers Free Lawn Advice from Doctor Lawn
A and P promotes free lawn care guidance provided by Doctor Lawn and staff at the National Lawn Information Center. The service offers toll free telephone access from home with no cost or obligation, via a number displayed in the store's produce section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctor Lawn
National Lawn Information Center
A&p Food Stores
A&p Food Store
Tanglewood Season Extends Through Labor Day 1969
Boston concert season adds two Labor Day weekend programs conducted by Arthur Fiedler with the Boston Pops Festival Orchestra. Aug 30 and Aug 31 performances join 24 Boston Symphony concerts at Berkshire Festival. Leinsdorf opens with three Mozart programs. notable soloists include Eschenbach Browning Frank. Preludes and guest conductors listed. brochure available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Arthur Fiedler
Boston Pops Festival Orchestra
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Erich Leinsdorf
Mozart
Christoph Eschenbach
John Browning
Claude Frank
Lilian Kallir
Joseph Silverstein
Jules Eskin
Paul Zukofsky
Gilbert Kalish
Earl Wild
Boston Symphony Chamber Players
Berkshire Boy Choir
Beverly Sills
Tanglewood
Leinsdorf
David Zinman
Netherlands Chamber Orchestra
Charles Wilson
Pierre Boulez
Daniel Barenboim
Karel Ancerl
Toronto Symphony Orchestra
Josef Krips
San Francisco Symphony
Max Rudolf
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Henry Lewis
New Jersey Symphony
Milton Katims
Seattle Symphony Orchestra
Symphony Hall
Pat Nixon Hosts NATO Wives at White House Tea
Mrs. Nixon entertained foreign ministers wives from NATO in the Green Room and later in the state dining room for tea and cakes. She had personal connections with more than half of the guests as the first lady accompanied President Nixon at a major NATO address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Pat Nixon
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Chemical Fabrics Names New Eastern Regional Sales Manager
Edwin J. Emmet of Chemical Fabrics Corp announces Terrence C. McCart as eastern regional sales manager responsible for teflon coated product sales and market development in the eastern seaboard. McCart, ex Taconic Plastics, lives in Hoosick Falls with wife Carol Lee and son Terrence Jr. He is a Berlin Central HS graduate and former army lieutenant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin J. Emmet
Chemical Fabrics Corp
North
Bennington Road
Terrence C. McCart
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
McCart
Chemical Fabrics
Seabord
Taconic Plastics
Petersburg
Bennington
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Edwin A
Barbara D. Colvin
Rose M. Zazzaro
Hartford
Conn
Glaston View Meadows
Michael and Wennonah FE
Povsner
Wallace P
Ursula Marsh Scott
Trumbull Hill Road
Pease Somers Mattison
Blanche Somers
Roy D. Crofut
Arlington
R. F. Wheeler
Rutland
North Shaftsbury
P. C. Jesperson
Mary Edith Hamilton
Eagle Street
Thomas W. Hall Jr
Gary O. Hicks
Westview Place
Ira Louis Cook
Jason F. Daniels
Bart
Arthur B
Helen T. Coxsee
Upper Main Street
Arthur
Lillian
Thomas F. Watson
David P
Mary H. Vanderwerken
Westport
West Shaftsbury
Donald W
Gloria E. Littlefield
N.H
United Statement of Agriculture
Pamers Home Administration
Washington, D.C
Holliday Drive
Central Vermont Public Service
Main St
Gay Pauley
Clarkson N. Potter Inc
Carole Tregoff
Tregoff-Finch
Vassar
Richard Coulson
Catherine K. Deery
Pownal
James E. Deery
Mammoth Mart
Bennington, VT
Pratt ST
Roofing & Sheet Metal CO
Shea
Richard A. Reed
Pittsford
Spencer Slayton
Hardwick
Reed
Richard Curtiss
Vermont Department of Public Safety
Conference On Women
Elizabeth Duncan Koontz
Nation
Vermont Avenue
Labor Day
Bennington, Vermont
ELM Street
A.J. Dewey & Sons
McKinley St
Pat
North Bennington Road
Rae
Wickes
North St
Scotts
Greenberg
Inc
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