AAUW awards fellowships for women in medicine and law
The Educational Foundation of the AAUW awards 10 medical and five law fellowships for 1970-71, totaling over 395000 dollars to 129 U.S. and 28 international scholars. Winners include Dr. June Ann Clarke and Dr. Carole Gatz, with American and international postdoctoral awards, dissertations, and diverse research topics worldwide.
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Brattleboro
Educational Foundation of the American Association of University Women
United States
Association
U.S
June-Ann Clarke
California
San Francisco State College
Carole Gatz
Oregon
Portland State University
Alice
Dane) Morgan
Brookline
Mass
Morgan
North Atlantic
Vermont
Rose Rosengard
Annette Niemtzow
Cambridge
Jeanne K. Hambright
Medford
Marie C. Caskey
New Haven
Conn
AAUW
Agnes M. Allen
Flagstaff
Ariz
Postmaster offers tips for Christmas mailing
Postmaster Stanley J. Pekalski lists six tips to help Bennington residents mail Christmas cards and parcels efficiently. Highlights include SAM and PAL mail deadlines, weight and size limits, sturdy packaging, realistic insurance, buying stamps on first trip, and using ZIP codes to prevent errors. Early, careful mailing yields best value.
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Stanley J. Pekalski
Bennington
Pekalski
Vermont Chiropractors Plan Participation in New England Convention
Vermont chiropractors will be well represented at the annual convention of the New England organization. Delegates from the state will join colleagues to discuss current techniques, standards, and advances in care, with sessions highlighting patient outcomes and industry developments.
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Vermont
New England
Overweight absentees cause postage paid refunds
Washoe County mailed absentee ballots but they were overweight and returned because no authorization to pay postage. County Clerk Harry Brown said ballots were sent back as unpaid. Assistant Postmaster Dwayne Evans paid the $5.36 due and warned he would pay more if needed. In Windsor Connecticut a Chiropractic Council meeting set for November 20 to 22 was announced by Dr. Edward G. Crealese. He said many Vermont Chiropractic Association members have registered with Dr. Raymond Keller. Feldbach Bakery of Stupsi cakes sued Reinhold Kerber for 4000 dollars over the dog food name confusing customers and hurting cake sales.
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Reno
Nev
UPI
Washoe County
Harry Brown
Dwayne Evans
Chiropractic Council
Tobacco Valley Inn
Windsor
Conn
Edward G. Crealese
Main Street
Bennington
Vermont Chiropractic Association
Raymond Keller
Pearl Street
Enfield
Crealese
Vermont
New England Journal of Chiropractic
Council
Vienna
Feldbach Bakery
Reinhold Kerber
Muskie charges slander and lies in GOP tactics
Voters in all states faced a midterm election testing fears versus welfare as Democrats and Republicans traded accusations of lies and deceit. About 57 million were expected to vote for 435 House seats 35 Senate seats 35 governors and numerous local offices amid forecasts of rain in many regions. Democrats aimed to expand their House majority while Republicans sought gains in the Senate requiring a tight sweep. The GOP aired Nixon’s Phoenix speech linking violence to bold policy critiques as campaigns intensified.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
East
Midwest
California
Oregon
House
GOP
Senate
Republican National Committee
Phoenix, Ariz
America
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Muskie
Spiro T. Agnew
Joseph R. McCarthy
Connecticut
Florida
Indiana
New Jersey
North Dakota
Ohio
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Funeral services set for UPI reporter killed in Cambodia
Frank Frosch 28 a United Press International staffer killed last week in Cambodia will have services Thursday at 11 a.m. EST, with burial at Rest Haven Cemetery in Lafayette, Indiana. He attended an Indianapolis area high school. his mother lives in Speedway and his widow, Sandra Huffman, also resides there.
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Indianapolis
Ind
UPI
Frank Frosch
United Press International
Cambodia
Rest Haven
Lafayette
Frosch
Maxie Lee Frosch
Speedway
Sandra Kay Huffman
Nixon Bluffing Poker Tale Surfaces in Life Magazine
Life magazine recounts Navy Lt Richard M Nixon bluffing a lieutenant commander out of 1500 dollars during World War II on Green Island in the Solomons. Witnesses James Udall and Lester Wreble praised his poker skill and noted the winnings helped his family during his California congressional run. Also mentions a funeral service and the death of photographer Kyoichi Sawada in Cambodia.
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New York
UPI
Navy
Richard M. Nixon
Life Magazine
Nixon
Donald Jackson
Life
Green Island
Solomons
Lester Wreble
James Udall
Tricia
Congress
California
Topless choir girls and other wild sermons stir debate
News wires report a British clergyman provoking debate with remarks about topless choir girls and psychedelic church imagery as a method to reach modern society. The piece also covers a York charity tiddlywinks ban and Muskie's fireside chat criticizing Nixon era tactics and a Senate control contest with anticipated House shifts.
Obituary Raymond Lyons 43 Hoosick Falls resident dies after fall
Raymond Lyons 43 of 39 Center St Hoosick Falls died Wednesday at the VA Hospital Albany after a fall from a local hotel steps. He is survived by his mother Elizabeth Lyons and sister Rita Lyons both of Melrose Park Ill and a brother John Lyons of Wisconsin. State Police at Brunswick investigate the death as the Hoosick Falls Village Police report he tripped and fell Oct 13. He was moved to Mary McClellan Hospital Cambridge then transferred to the VA Hospital. A Korean and World War II veteran he had many citations. Born in Chicago he worked on a mink farm before moving east to farm in White Creek with Douglas J MacParland. His body was shipped to Prignano Funeral Home Melrose Ill for services and burial.
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Raymond Lyons
Center St
Hoosick Falls
Albany
N.Y
Elizabeth Lyons
Rita Lyons
Melrose Park
Ill
John Lyons
Wisconsin
Brunswick
Hoosick Falls Village
Lyons
Mary McClellan Hospital
Cambridge
Town of
Chicago
Prignano Funeral Home
Melrose, Ill
Nancy Eggsware to wed Anthony Myers in summer
Mr and Mrs Kermit Eggsware of 1008 Goodall St announce the engagement of their daughter Nancy Ann Eggsware to Anthony John Myers son of Mr and Mrs Charles Myers of Shaftsbury. Nancy is a 1970 graduate of Mt Anthony Union High School and Anthony will graduate from MAUHS in June 1971. A summer wedding is planned.
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Kermit
League of Women Voters reports election to ABC network
The Vermont League of Women Voters partners with ABC to relay returns from 42 key precincts. Co ordinator Mrs Newton Garland leads statewide coverage with reporters in Arlington Dorset and Sandgate. Returns go to ABC analysts in New York for interpretation alongside statewide voting history data. Voters are urged to exercise their franchise today.
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Vermont League of Women Voters
ABC
League
Newton Garland
Bennington County
Arlington
Bennington Lwv
Margaret Farmer
East Arlington
Dorset
Arthur W. Gilbert
Sandgate
Lothar Wuerslin
Vermont
American Broadcasting Co
New York
Bennington
LWV
St Marys Guild to discuss Women Rights Movement topic
The St Marys Guild meeting will be in the parish hall at 12:30 p.m. on Thursday with guest Barbara Herrnstein Smith, Bennington College literature faculty, speaking on The Movement for Womens Rights. She holds a Ph.D. and Gauss Award recipient. All parish women invited and may bring guests with a covered dish.
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St. Mary’s Guild
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Barbara Herrnstein Smith
Bennington College
Movement For Women’s Rights
Calef Wooddell nuptials in Buskirk church
Rita Mary Wooddell daughter of Clarence Burch Buskirk and John Church Calef Jr son of Calefs Cambridge were married at the Reformed Church Buskirk Oct 24 by Rev Myron Hertel. Reception Cambridge Hotel and a Bermuda honeymoon aboard FramEesier Cunard Lines.
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Stupsi
Farley
Kyoichi Sawada
Phnom Penh
Nottingham
England
William Metcalfe
Bottsford
York
Main St
Greater Bennington Chamber of Commerce
Nancy A. Eggsware
Myers
League of Women Voters
Charles A. Williams
Hoosick
John B. Harte
Banner Publishing Corp
New York Times News Service
Matthews, Shannon & Cullen Inc
Campbell's Homestyle
Walker
Nichols
John Calef JR
Andrick
Calef-Wooddell
Buskirk
Cambridge Hotel
South Maine
Teaneck
Asbury Park
East Orange
Oceanport
Maplewood
Springlake
N.J
New York City
Jamaica
Cambridge Central School
Chatham
New York University
Te Seed
Came
Cunard Lines
Bermuda
Railroad Ave
Juvenile Department
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