Bond Wins Georgia Primary For House Seat
Horace Julian Bond 25, SNCC communications director, defeats Rev William Creely by 2 to 1 in the Georgia House district 136 Democratic primary. Bond pledges wage reform and voting rights expansion as national Civil Rights momentum topics draw support from SNCC allies and wary critics. He has long worked on voter registration in the Deep South and is son of Horace Mann Bond.
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Atlanta
Georgia House of Representatives
Horace Julian Bond
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
William Creecy
House Un-American Activities Committee
Bond
U.S
SNCC
Julian
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Arkansas
Morehouse College
Atlanta Enquirer
Committee On Appeal For Human Rights
Horace Mann Bond
Atlanta University
UVM Class of 1865 Helped Open the West
Burlington 1865 six men earned AB degrees at the University of Vermont after a small entering class and wartime strain. Four became clergymen, one a doctor-to-be, another a lawyer-journalist. 32 doctors graduated from medicine. Notable alumni include Wilbur O. Atwater and Samuel William Torrey.
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Burlington
University of Vermont
University
College of Medicine
Wilbur O. Atwater
U.S. Experiment Station
UVM
Henry C. Torrey
Samuel William Torrey
Samuel Torrey
Quartermasters Department
City Point
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Beverly
Mass
Torrey
Peer P. Johnson
Albert W. Clark
Georgia
Bohemia
Masaryk
Nehemiah Pierce
Londonderry
Baptist Church
Westford
Lambert L. Wood
Southboro
Ogdensburg
N.Y
John Hopkins Worcester
St. Johnsbury
Jonathan Edwards
New England
George B. Shaw
William G
Shaw
Vermont
Washington
Alpha A. Webber
Greensboro
West
San Francisco
Fresno County
San Joaquin Valley
Webber
Graduation At St. Rose College Set for June 7
The 42nd commencement at the College of Saint Rose in Albany will feature Rev. John F. Cronin S.S. as principal speaker. Cronin, native of Glens Falls, earned degrees from Catholic University and has served NCWC since 1946. Chancellor of Saint Rose will confer degrees at 10:30 a.m. in Chancellors Hall.
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Albany
N.Y
John F. Cronin
S.S
National Catholic Welfare Conference
College of Saint Rose
Chancellors Hall
Father Cronin
Glens Falls
Catholic University of America
N.c,w.c
Catholic Economic Association
the Sign
Commonweal
Social Order
Pro Ecclesia Et Pontifice
John XXIII
William A. Scully
Saint Rose
Tri-State School Musicians Arrive for Festival in Bennington
High school choruses and bands from 16 schools in New York, Massachusetts, and Vermont gather in Bennington for the 16th annual Tri-State Music Festival sponsored by the Bennington Lions Club. The event opens Friday night with a choral program at BCHS auditorium and continues Saturday with morning rehearsals, a 12:30 band concert, and a 4:30 p.m. parade after the band concert. Guest conductor Louis Pichiorri of Burlington directs the Tri-State Chorus, while Harwood Simmons of Syracuse Univ. leads the Tri-State Band. Paul J. Williams chairs the festival.
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Bennington
Bennington Lions Club
New York
Massachusetts
Vermont
Bennington Catholic High School
BCHS
Tri- State
Louis Pichiorri
Burlington
Providence, R.I
Tri-State
Harwood Simmons
Syracuse University
Morrill Foundation Plans First Annual Meeting in Strafford
The Justine Smith Morrill Foundation, Inc. will hold its first annual meeting in Strafford on May 27 with a 10 a.m. business session in Barrett Hall. Dr. Richard G. Wood of the Vermont Historical Society will discuss “The World of Justin Smith Morau.” An afternoon ceremony at the homestead will unveil a monument designating the site as a Registered National Historic Landmark, presented by Warren R. Austin Jr.
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Strafford
Justine Smith Morrill
Harvard
National Archives
Washington, D.C
Library of Congress
Public Record Division
Board of Historic Sites
Homestead
Warren R. Austin Jr
Miss Cosserat Tours Quebec With Youth Group
Miss Genevieve Cosserat led the Second Congregational Church youth group on a May weekend trip to Quebec City visiting St Anne de Beaupre the Cyclorama Basillica and Montmorency Falls. A border stop near Swan ton and a flat tire on the return did not spoil the journey.
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Mademoiselle Genevieve Cosserat
Quebec City
Second Congregational Church
Swanton
Quebec
St. Anne de Beaupre
Holy Land
Montmorency Falls
Basillica
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Hagerman
Connie Luce
Grove St
Bennington High School
Southwestern Vermont Industrial Arts and Home Economics Fair
Benhi
Goddard College
By Michael T. Bayer
UPI
Johnson Administration
Peace Corps
Volunteers In Service To America
VISTA
Appalachia
City College of New York
St. Rose College
Budapest
Hungary
Main Street
Pennington
Owen Frid
B.B.P
Bennington, VT
Schenley Distillers CO
N. Y.C
the International Whisky
Paul J. Williams
Bendi
Lions
Theodore H. Thomas
Clement Walker
Harold Kramer
Harry Eddington
Fred Butler
Walter C. Wood
Lloyd Oppenheimer
Richard Arrison
Shriners
Frank Brownell
Arlington
Deborah DeLong
James DeLong
Cairo Temple Shrine
Rutland
Deborah
Shrine Hospital For
Springfield
Morrill Foundation
Sq. Burger
A&w Root Beer
Bennington RD
Hunt St
Volkswagen
Monument Motors, Inc
Bennington, Vermont
Miss Cosserat
By Chip Howe
Benhi Catamount
Los Angeles
California State College
Cal State
Alpha Phi Omega Service Fraternity
North Adams, Mass
Bennington Travel
Agency, Inc
Philip Hall
Doris Scovill
Evan's News Office Equip., Inc
Main ST
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