Bennington College Students Back Negro Voter Project
Bennington selectmen approve a NSM led student delegation to set up information and fundraising booths at two polling stations on election day. The effort supports Southern African American voting rights and is part of a nationwide NSM demonstration tied to the SNCC voter registration drive. Local students Kaye Grosoman Wendy Slate Marilyn Kirshner and Marilyn Lowen will staff the booths opposite the Armory and the North Bennington firehouse.
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Bennington
Bennington College
Northern Student Movement
NSM
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
South
Selectmen
Kaye Grosoman
Palo Alto
Calif
Wendy Slate
Marilyn Kirshner
New York City
Marilyn Lowen
Detroit
Mich
Yale University
Armory
Bennington Village
Firehouse
North Bennington
Van Santvoord Seeks Democratic State Senate Seat
George Van Santvoord a Bennington County native and former Hotchkiss School headmaster enters a three way race for Vermont Senate. He backs education reform and state aid equalization, supports regional conservation, tax reform, and aims to shorten legislative sessions while potentially living at the Pavilion Hotel in Montpelier during service.
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George van Santvoord
Hotchkiss School
Lakeville
Conn
Bennington County
van Santvoord
Bennington
Boys’ Preparatory School
Vermont Senate
Eugene V. Clark
Reid Lefevre
Ture
House
Senate
Vermont
New Hampshire
New England
Rutland
Pavilion Hotel
Montpelier
Yale
Winchester College
England
University of Buffalo
Hotchkiss
Salisbury, Conn
Richard van Santvoord
Shadowbrook Farm
Mt. Anthony
New England reports 285445 college students in 1962
The New England Board of Higher Education lists 285445 students in 1962 across 10 types of institutions including state and private universities, professional schools, and two-year colleges. Faculty total 28329. State breakdown shows Connecticut 56263, Maine 1275, Massachusetts 176489, New Hampshire 12437, Rhode Island 17068, Vermont 10413.
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New England Board of Higher Education
Connecticut
Maine
Massachusetts
New Hamphire
Rhode Island
Vermont
Juror Sent a Note on Duty in Memphis Case
James Craven an insurance agent and Air Force reservist avoided jury duty on Tuesday but offered that a deputy could bring him in. Craven was called to active duty last weekend in MEMPHIS TENN.
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Memphis
Tenn
James Craven
Craven
Air Force
Daly's new son joins CBS host's family
John C. Daly, CBS What's My Line? host, becomes father to a 6 pound 11 ounce son born in New York City. Daly, married since December 1960, has three children from a previous marriage.
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John C. Daly
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Dave
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Main St
Bennington, Vt
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Vermont Bank
L.C
W. Arthur Simpson
Vermont State School Directors Association
New
Vermont State Colleges Board of Trustees
State Technical College
Lyndon College
State College
U.S. Congress
Alter C. Paine
Vermonters
Raynoldds
Woodstock, Vt
Mrs. Elliott Flower
Robt. Greene
Mobil Weather - Matic
County St
Boston
Ing
Uni
Oxfords
Fishman's
Associated Press
Lowell Thomas
South Pole
New York State
Dutchess County Election Board
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Army
Alfred M. Gruenther
American Red Cross
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Washington
Europe
Dacron & Rayon
Burt Bros
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