Molly Stark School Reports Stanford Tests and Assembly
Seventh and eighth graders at Molly Stark School took Stanford Achievement Tests to measure progress in paragraph comprehension word meaning spelling language arithmetic computation study skills social studies and science An assembly welcomed incoming student council president Lodie Ann Graves and highlighted club activities A softball season began and boys baseball started with 12 players A ninth grade honor roll lists Doris Bushey Mary DeForge and others A preferences test showed career interests across fields with no wrong answers and a pin based response format
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Molly Stark
Stanford
Lodie Ann Graves
Linda Harrington
Lodie Ann
Douglas Watkin
Diane Hanson
Doris Bushey
David Leake
Amy Handy
Pat Walker
FHA
Roy Jordan
Assembly
Richard Frantz
Sound of Music
Karen Bowmaker
Linda Cross
Philip Wilson
Deborah Allen
Elizabeth Watkin
Dennis Pratt
Ruth Ayer
Janis Vince
Mary DeForge
W. Philip Walker
Women Voters League Council Meets May 22 in Burlington
The Vermont League of Women Voters state council meets May 22 at the Eastern Star Rooms in Burlington with South Burlington League hosting starting 9:45. Delegates from eleven leagues attend morning reports, luncheon features guest L. Douglas Meridith on Vermont in the Jet Age, then afternoon sessions include Milwaukee convention briefings and a film Our Election Day Delusions. Public invited to hear Meridith at 1:20 p.m.
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Burlington
Eastern Star Rooms
South Burlington
Vermont
L. Douglas Meredith
National Life Insurance Co
Montpelier
Milwaukee
League
Mr. Meridith
Bennington Banner masthead and publishing details
The Bennington Banner announces its daily publication schedule and business contact details. It lists office address 425 Main St Bennington Vermont and subscription rates for Vermont Rensselaer and Washington Counties and adjacent regions.
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Main St
Bennington
Vermont
Bonner Publishing Corporation
Associated Press
Rensselaer
Washington Counties
N Y
Massachusetts
Kennedy orders Thai troop landings to balance Southeast Asia
President Kennedy authorized U S troops to land in Thailand to restore the military balance against Communist forces and bolster Thai defenses. Administrators see a better chance for a Laos peace settlement and urge Allied nations to contribute under SEATO defense obligations. Soviet envoy Dobrynin reportedly agreed with a Laos cease fire.
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Washington
U.S
Thailand
Kennedy
Southeast Asia
Laos
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
United States
SEATO
Anatoly Dobrynin
Bassador
Dean Rusk
March Contracts Show Big Sport In Construction
Vermont March construction contracts totaled 6.3 million dollars, up 29 percent from March 1961. F. W. Dodge Corp data shows non-residential 672 thousand, residential 1.2 million, and heavy engineering 4.3 million, with three month totals at 12.8 million, up 57 percent.
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Boston
Vermont
F. W. Dodge Corporation
Dodge
James W. Robertson
YMCA Schedule of Classes and Club Meetings
Tuesday schedule lists Phys ed classes 8 30 a m to 3 p m at North Bennington School. Wednesday Baton Classes 3 30 p m in the gym. Thursday Red Brick School 3 15 p m. Friday Phys ed 8 30 a m at North Bennington School and Tri Hi Y 3 p m at Springfield. Saturday Rifle Club 9 a m at Rod and Gun and YMCA Recruiting Conference 9 30 a m at Springfield College.
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Red Brick School
North Bennington School
Springfield
Rod & Gun
YMCA
Springfield College
BC Junior Heads West for National Student Council Meet
William Hayes of BC High leads Vermont delegates Fritz Memson and Shirley Richardson to San Gabriel California for a four day National Student Council Convention starting June 24. They travel via Springfield Massachusetts June 17 to join Rhode Island executive secretary Manuel DeMotta.
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William Hayes
BC High
Vermont Association of Student Councils
San Gabriel High School
San Gabriel
Calif
National Student Council
Vermont
Fritz Memson
VASC
Shirley Richardson
Springfield
Mass
Manuel DeMotta
Rhode Island
New England
California
United States
California Bans Peyote Use in Religious Ritual
The attorney general's office ruled that banning peyote use in California as part of religious ceremonies does not violate religious freedom. Native American Church members argued the law conflicts with their beliefs, but officials said health protection prevails over religious practice.
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San Francisco
California
Attorney General
United States
Attorneyeneral
R.I. Methodists Oppose State Aid to Parochial Schools
The Providence district of the Methodist Church in Newport reaffirmed opposition to state funding for Catholic schools. The meeting urged serious consideration of church unity with Eastern Orthodox and Roman Catholic churches, noting uncertainty about the Second Vatican Council while calling for wider discussion among local churches.
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Newport
R. I
Providence
Methodist Church
Walter Muelder
Boston University School of Theology
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