Privacy rights need strengthening says Bloustein
Dr Edward J Bloustein Bennington College president spoke to the Bennington Friends of the Library warning that new technology snooping threatens privacy and urged states to enact anti eavesdropping laws Vermont lacking such protections. He traced privacy origins to Brandeis and outlined modern risks from tiny devices mass media and computers while urging courts to tighten admissibility standards against illegally obtained evidence.
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Bennington Friends of the Library
Edward J. Bloustein
Bennington College
Dr. Bloustein
Bloustein
New York University
Bennington Free Library
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Life Magazine
Friends of the Bennington Library
John E. Flitcroft
Caroline Darlington
Sullivan
Governor Hoff to Present First Governor's Cup for Morgan
Bennington Catholic High School hosts a June 26 horse show at Fairdale Farms where Gov. Philip H. Hoff will present Vermont’s first Governor's Cup to the champion Morgan horse. The event draws top Morgans from the Northeast and includes a season-long points race in the saddle division. The cup will be awarded at the Vermont Horse Show Association banquet, part of a state publicity plan led by a Morgan Advisory Committee chaired by John Hamlin with VHSA president Knapp on the panel.
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Bennington
Vermont Horse Show Association
Altar Rosary Society elects new officers at annual meeting
The St Francis de Sales Altar Rosary Society held its annual election with Elizabeth Groeneweg becoming president and Catherine Deery as vice president. Rose Gleason and Ruth Brunina were re elected secretary and treasurer, while Jane Latif retired president was honored with a wooden crucifix. The meeting also covered plans for a Boy's Town Choir concert next fall and ongoing parish activities.
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St. Francis de Sales Altar
Bennington Briefs Highlights Local Events And Crime
The Bendi Future Homemakers of America host a Saturday food sale from 10 a.m. to noon at the Central Vermont Public Service Corp. store with Sharon Damon and Colleen Burgess as chairs. A white 1959 Ford sedan stolen from the First National Store parking area on North Bennington Road is owned by Victor Lampron. Town and Village offices close Friday night for the holiday. Rutland Social Security Office remains open Monday 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. for Medicare signups. 1,200 Southern Vermont residents have not signed up. deadline May 31 with no second chance until October 1967. F. O. E. Eagles 1861 Candle Light Room hours listed. Elks Club seafood platter Fridays 5 p.m. until sold out.
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Bendi Future Homemakers of America
Vermont Public Service Corp
Sharon Damon
Colleen Burgess
First National
Bennington Road
Vermont
Victor Lampron
Bennington
Lampron
Evelyn St
Rutland
Tissue Company Permitted To Run Sewage Plant Test
Vermont selectmen approve a 30 day test at the town sewage plant for Vermont Tissue Paper Co to evaluate treating the firm’s effluent without harming the facility. The move follows a state pollution abatement order and potential equipment prep needs.
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Bennington Selectmen
Vermont Tissue Paper Co, Inc
Vermont Water Resources Board
Walloomsac
Norton Barber
Paul A. Kelley
Stephen H. Gilman
Vermont Tissue
Barber
Charles A. Maguire and
Hydroscience Inc
Maguire
Vermont
Funeral Notices for Ruditis and Local Residents
Hoosick Falls area notices recount funeral services for Anthony Ruditis at Mahar & Son with a Requiem High Mass led by Msgr. Flanagan. Other obituaries include Mrs. Albert J. Bachorz of Hoosick Falls, Johanna Carr of Long Island, and Mary R. Brown of Bacon Hill with services across Hoosick Falls and Schuylerville churches and Maple Grove Cemetery interment.
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Anthony Ruditis
Pleasant Street
White River Junction Veterans’ Hospital
Mahar & Son Funeral Home
St. Francis de Sales Church
Francis B. Flanagan
Frank Demick
Joseph Ruditis
Leo J. Albowicz
Hoosick Falls
Nelson
Harold Barney
Bennington
Bruce Remillard
Southport
Conn
Msgr
Flanagan
N.Y
Albert J. Bachorz
Nixon St
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Granville
John
Liza
Forrest) Campbell
Eugene Ratigan
Troy
Charles Cone
Eagle Bridge
Eugene Hughes
George Hughes
John Campbell
Watervliet
Leo J. Mahar
Maple Grove Cemetery
St. Joseph of Albany
Park Lawn Cemetery
Stephentown
WN Y
Mary R. Brown
Charles Brown
Bacon Hill
Church of the Visitation
Schuylerville
James R. Cazeley
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Greenwich
Charles Robert Brown
LaGrangerville
Raymond Sparling
Mrs White Heads Gradatim at First Baptist Church
Mrs. Mildred White was elected president of the Gradatim Group at the First Baptist Church meeting on May 20 in the Nichols Christian Education Building with 27 members and one guest present. Officers named include Mrs. Mary Flitcroft as vice president, Mrs. Barbara Bennett as secretary, and Mrs. Mable Weller as treasurer.
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Mildred White
First Baptist Church
Nichols Christian Education
Mary Flitcroft
Barbara Bennett
Mable Weller
Maud Scott
Mabel Harris
Great Navigational Triangle Shines in Northeastern Skies
Astronomy notes describe Deneb in Cygnus Vega in Lyra and Altair in Aquila forming a prominent navigational triangle in the northeast evening sky. The piece recounts Aquila the eagle linked to Jupiter by Rhea as messenger in Greek myth.
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Deneb
Cygnus
Vega
Lyra
Altir
Aquila
Jupiter
Rhea
Uranus
Hospital Notes May 25 1966 Admissions and births
Hospital notes log admissions for Joseph Bruso Sr F Ray Shutts Annette Washington Bennington Master James Decker Hoosick Falls with discharges listed for several patients including Lynnette Young Stephen Paulin Edgar Hall Anne Stockwell Muriel Kennard Jeff Davis Rick Davis Charlotte Evans and Clifford Hewes. Local births include daughters for Mr and Mrs Henry Bushee 945 Gage Street Hoosick Falls Mr and Mrs Dennis Callahan 9 Kelley Street Hoosick Falls and Mr and Mrs Edward La Barge Bennington Falls all on May 25.
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Joseph Bruso, Sr
F. Ray Shutts
Annette Washington
Bennington
James Decker
Hoosick Falls
Lynnette Young
Stephen Paulin
Edgar Hall
Anne Stockwell
Muriel Kennard
Jeff Davis
Rick Davis
Charlotte Evans
Pownal Center
Clifford Hewes
Manchester Depot
Henry Bushee
Gage St
Dennis Callahan
Kelley St
Edward LaBarge
Bennington Falls
Stock Averages Report May 26 1966 Albany Noon
Dow Jones Bache Co reports at noon the 30 Industrials at 893.54 up 0.12, 20 Railroads 231.51 down 0.45, 15 Utilities 137.36 up 0.18, with a composite average of 314.51 up 0.85 and totals listed as 2,930,000 shares.
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Dow-Jones—Bache & Co
Albany
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Shaftsbury
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Washington Ave
Miller
Thomas D. Cook Jr
Weeks
Roy
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Deery
Dorothy Damour
Groenewegen
Gleason
Phyllis Morrissey
Bruneau
Latif
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Mary Mattison
Irene Cronin
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Mary Young
Helen Hahar
Gertrude Burke
Bennington Briefs
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Gilman
Ious
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William Carr
New York City
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Mrs. White
Kathryn Young
Charlotte Ryan
Bessie Woodward
Margaret Ogilvie
OLD Academy Library
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John H. Williams II
Townsend Wellington
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Robert M. Wilson
Ferdinand L. Mayer
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