Eighth Vermont Beach and Pool Workshop Set at UVM
The Vermont Beach and Pool Conference will hold its eighth annual lifeguard workshop Saturday at the Patrick Gym on the University of Vermont campus from 8 40 a m to 5 p m. Open to all beach and pool staff, the day covers emergency resuscitation review with the inhalator, beach and pool quality management solutions, and an in water practical from 2 30 to 4 p m featuring a lifeguard test. Participants will receive the 1966 Vermont Beach and Pool Manual.
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Burlington
Vermont Beach and Pool Conference
Patrick Gym
University of Vermont
Vermont
Randolph Center Vermont Technical College Gains 1966 67 Work Study Aid
Randolph Center Vermont Technical College has been notified of a 13459 grant under the Higher Education Act to support the College Work-Study program for July 1966 to June 1967. The amount roughly doubles the prior Economic Opportunity Act aid, allowing continued on campus work opportunities for needy students amid expected enrollment growth. Federal funds will supplement about 12000 in prior on campus work and enable more applicants to earn funds for college.
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Randolph Center
Vermont Technical College
VTC
Technical College
Randolph Center College
Green Mountain Folklore Society spring meeting at Brownington
The Green Mountain Folklore Society holds its spring meeting at Brownington Church this Saturday. Registration at 10 a.m. precedes a 10:30 a.m. business session, with lunch at 12:30 p.m. by church women. Afternoon visits include the Old Stone House. The society, formed about 17 years ago with 10 members, now has nearly 500 and publishes The Potash Kettle and Whittlings.
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Brownington
Green Mountain Folklore Society
Vermont Elks Plan 39th Annual Convention in Barre
Barre reports complete plans for the Vermont Elks Association 39th annual convention to be held May 13 15 at Municipal Auditorium Barre. About 400 Elks and guests from 13 lodges will attend with events including a Friday Gay Nineties evening a Saturday night convention hall session the selection of Miss Silver Towers and various business meetings. Registration starts at 4 p.m. Friday.
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Barre
Vermont Elks Association
Miss Silver Towers
Vermont Medical Assistants Meet in Woodstock Inn
The Vermont Association of Medical Assistants holds its annual meeting at the Woodstock Inn this Thursday, May 19. Speakers include Dr. Edward E. Friedman assistant commissioner of the Medicare Division Vermont Department of Health Gov. Philip Hoff and Mrs Helen Hartness Flanders wife of former Sen Ralph Flanders of Springfield.
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Woodstock
Vermont Association of Medical Assistants
Woodstock Inn
Edward E. Friedman
Medicare
Vermont State Department of Health
Philip H. Hoff
Helen Hartness Flanders
Ralph Flanders
Springfield
Watervliet Arsenal Armed Forces Day Open House May 21
Watervliet Arsenal hosts an Open House from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. with a military parade at 11:30 a.m. featuring nine hundred marchers from Army Navy and Air Force ROTC units of RPI Siena College LaSalle Institute and other groups. Displays include weapon systems and demonstrations by drill teams and the LaSalle Rifles. In Hanover N H Skidmore Freshmen Chorus and Dartmouth Freshman Glee Club perform Purcell’s The Masque of Dioclesian at 8 p.m. in Spaulding Auditorium with guest conductor Robert Conant. admission is free.
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Watervliet
Armed Forces
Watervliet Arsenal
Army
Navy
Air Force
LaSalle O’donovan
U.S. Army
Saratoga
Skidmore Freshmen Chorus
Dartmouth Freshman Glee Club
Henry Purcell
Dioclesian
Spaulding Auditorium
Hanover
N.H
Robert Conant
Albany County Supervisors abolish Economic Opportunity Commission
The Albany County Board of Supervisors voted 33 to 5 to end the county EOC and rejected a county supervised alternative. The EOC created in November 1964 failed to obtain federal aid as federal administrators denied applications. Attorney John Clyne warned the board may relinquish control to secure funding.
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Albany
Albany County Board of Supervisors
Economic Opportunity Commission
EOC
Albany County
John Clyne
Board of Supervisors
Berkshire man sentenced after manslaughter trial
Bruce C. Bergendahl eighteen of North Adams was found guilty of assault and battery on manslaughter charges in Berkshire County Superior Court. He received six months hard labor suspended and two years probation after Lawrence A. White died from head injuries sustained during a January fall in Williamstown. Ronald Albert Denis twenty two of Salem, Williams College senior, is among three blind American students named 1966 scholastic achievement award winners by Recording for the Blind Inc. Denis will receive a five hundred dollar award at the White House in Washington. he is Phi Beta Kappa and ranked thirty fourth in a class of two hundred ninety four.
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Pittsfield
Bruce C. Bergendahl
North Adams
Berkshire County Superior Court
House of Correction
Lawrence A. White
Williamstown
Ronald Albert Denis
Salem
Williams College
Recording For the Blind, Inc
Denis
White House
Washington
Phi Beta Kappa
Drotter elected president of New England council
Stephen J. Drotter principal of Drury High School is elected president of the New England Council of Secondary School Principals. He served as vice president last year and chairs the Massachusetts delegation and the New England basketball tournament committee.
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North Adams
Stephen J. Drotter
Drury High School
New England Council of
Massachusetts
New England
Tear Gas Ban Relaxed In Viet Nam Fighting
In Saigon UPI reports large tear gas drops in War Zone D near Saigon as three U.S. battalions move in with gas masks. The shift follows past probes into civilian risk and holds, with aircraft delivery now common alongside ground cannisters and sprayers.
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Viet Nam
Saigon
UPI
U.S
Birmingham
National Liberation Front
Cannisters
Accused Arsonist Faces Police Brutality Claims in Brockton Fire
Leonard Hazelton, jailed since May 2, faces new claims from A. Aram Garabedian that Brockton police pressured his client into a confession to start the Linden Hotel fire that killed six. A grand jury declined to indict, and Hazelton was released after a Belfast police interview raised questions about the confession.
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Plymouth
Mass
API
Brockton
A. Aram Garabedian
Worcester
Leonard Hazelton
Bangor
Maine
Linden Hotel
Hazelton
Belfast
Garabedian
Hazeleton
Kosygin Arrives In Egypt For Eight Day Visit
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin arrived in Cairo for an eight day official visit to bolster Russian influence in the Middle East. He was greeted by Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser and thousands of cheering Egyptians. Kosygin traveled with a 30 member delegation and stayed at Kubbeh Palace. A 10,000 strong crowd lined the motorcade route amid holiday mood as banners proclaimed welcoming heroes. Discussions with Nasser focused on military cooperation and broader political and economic ties.
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Cairo
UPI
Alexei N. Kosygin
Middle East
Kosygin
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Kubbeh Palace
Farouk
Nasser
Claudia
Andrei Gromyko
Nikita B. Khrushchev
India
Lal Bahadur Shastri
U.A.R
Huang Hua
Dartmouth Canoe Club begins 218 mile Ledyard trip
The Ledyard Canoe Club at Dartmouth College starts its traditional 218 mile journey from Hanover to Old Saybrook marking the 1921 rite. Ten canoeists led by Andrew MacCormack of West Sayville NY will cover about 45 miles daily with stops at Bellows Falls Holyoke Middletown Enfield Dam and other points, even sleeping in Holyoke jail.
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Hanover
N.H
Bellows Falls
Mount Hermon
Holyoke
Mass
Middletown
Ledyard
Romney Testifies On Auto Safety Push
Governor George Romney testified before the House Commerce Committee in support of a voluntary industry government partnership to stiffen auto safety rules. He urged voluntary measures over sweeping federal regulation, noting Michigan relies on autos for about 400 000 jobs and four billion dollars in income. Other items noted: Rep Elford A Cederberg praised auto industry diligence in fixing defects, Mohole funding likely to fail, dope addiction treatment emphasis, and antipollution steps favoring greater federal role.
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Washington
UPD
American Motors
Michigan
George Romney
Romney
House Commerce Committee
Elford A. Cederberg
R-Mich
House
A_ Senate judiciary subcommittee
New York State Narcotics Addict Control Commission
Lou Clapper
National Wildlife Federation
Senate
Dirksen Hospitalized After Hip Fracture
Sen Everett Dirksen Republican Leader fell from his bed at Walter Reed Army Hospital and fractured his right hip. He will have surgery to reduce and fix the fracture at 10 a.m. EDT and is expected to be hospitalized two to three weeks with crutches for several weeks more.
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Washington
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Shop Oneida
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