Left Right Debates Over Abolition Films and Shaftsbury Picture
Discussion on Operation Abolition features House Committee Civil Liberties Union debates and film authenticity. Shafts bury uproar over a Christ picture in a sixth grade classroom. removal order followed by protests and a staff reinstatement report. Dr Irving Adler admits former Communist ties while criticizing the movement.
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House Committee
Civil Liberties, Union
HCUA
ACLU
Shaftsbury
Leon Wagner
C. Lloyd Spaulding
Irving Adler
Bennington Briefs Include Naturalization and Local Events
Bennington notes include Richard Marcoux’s return to 309 County St and 39 people naturalized in Rutland with Judge Ernest W. Gibson presiding. Community items cover surplus commodities distribution, a rummage sale by the American Legion Auxiliary, deer hunting closures, a missing raincoat incident, and local civic discussions on civil liberties and the HCUA film.
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Richard Marcoux
Bennington
County St
U.S. District Court
Rutland
U.S
Ernest W. Gibson
Betty Maxted Fender
Manchester Depot
Stefan Futuyma
Arlington
Adelbert Greene
American Legion Auxiliary
Water Board Approves Greenberg Apartment Water Service
Norman H. Greenberg won village water service for garden apartments at 213 Washington Ave. Represented by Harold R. Hurley, Greenberg plans a spring start on land north of West Main Street. A two inch Main Street connection will serve a two story four unit building on the west side.
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Bennington Water Commissioners
Norman H. Greenberg
Washington Ave
Greenberg
West Main Street
Harold R. Hurley
North St
Commissioners’ Monthly Meeting
Hurley
Main Street
Alfred W. Ellett
Convent Avenue
St. Joseph College
Robert Longtin
Holt Spring
Longtin House
Harbour
Water Board
J.L. Harbour, Inc
Packard Harbour
Hancock
Pownal
Leo Nash
MecKinley St
Nash
League Can't Poll In Post Office Lobby
The League of Women Voters may not use the Bennington Post Office lobby for a public opinion poll about a new post office site. Postmaster Pekalski cited a Post Office Department order forbidding any activity that could engage the department in controversial issues.
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League of Women Voters
Stanley J. Pekalski
Post Office Department
Boston
League
James B. Gibney
Bennington
the Post Office Department
Elm Street
Commission
T. Garry Buckley
Pekalski
Pokalski
Open House at Bennington Sewer Plant Draws Few Visitors
Bennington town officials hosted a public inspection of the sewage treatment facilities with Treatment Plant Superintendent Paul Kelley on duty. Only 14 people visited the plant during Saturday and Sunday hours, five non residents, marking the first formal public tour since 1961 commissioning of the plant and interceptor system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Paul Kelley
Kelley
Hospital Notes Births Across Towns Mentioned
Hospital notes report a birth on November 4 with a newborn son for a couple residing at 4 Rensselaer Street Hoosick Falls, alongside listed residents and family names from Manchester Depot Petersburg North Pownal North Bennington Bennington South Dorset and Hoosick Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Bolster
Manchester Depot
Carrie Jones
Petersburg
Melba Cooper
North Pownal
Jeffery Ryan
North Bennington
Rose Callanan
William A. Riley
Bennington
Mitchell Loomis
Deer Season and Veterans Day Could Align Under New Bill
Col Edward H Giles chair of the 1963 Veterans Day Committee says potential deer season changes were discussed with Gov Hoff to avoid overlapping with Veterans Day on November 11. He noted no firm conclusions yet and that a bill could be considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen C. Greene
Greene
Edward H. Giles
Hoff
Giles
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Disabled American Veterans
Veterans of World War I Inc
Col. Giles
Gov. Hoff
Veterans Day
Miss Porter Not Only Survivor Of Late Col Prentice
Miss Mary A Porter of Manchester says her uncle the late Col E Parmelee Prentice left not only her but three children and 11 grandchildren as survivors. The Mount Hope Farm estate in Williamstown is now owned by Williams College.
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Col. Prentice
Mary A. Porter
Manchester
The
Banner Today
Col. E. Parmelee Prentice
Mount Hope
Williamstown
Williams College
Obituaries from Albany and Dorset Roll Sad Remembrances
Albany area obituary notices honor Mrs. John F. Donovan 39 of Albany and Dorset resident Mrs. George R. Putnam 79. Also noted are Theodore Tetreault 53 and others with services, burials, and family details across Vermont New York and Massachusetts communities.
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Dorset
George R. Putnam
Washington, D.C
Washington Hospital Center
Putnam
Marta Aresvik
Norway
Elizabeth Barber
Bloomington
Kristi Hay
Brewster
Mass
Maplewood Cemetery
Rockettes Dancers Bring Show To Rutland Audience
The Bennington Rockettes performed on the Gary Mix Show at Rutland High School auditorium drawing a packed crowd. They presented three tap routines and an acrobatic clown number with dancers Eleanor Harvey Susan Barber Barbara Lawless Mary Shippey Barbara Pine Nancy Finnegan and Dolores HeinerJoining them were Mrs Earl Harvey and Mr and Mrs Harry Shipp ey The troupe all study under Ceclia Greene School of Dance and have appeared with the traveling unit this season They will join the Mix shows in Claremont New Hampshire at month end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington Rockettes
Gary Mix
Rutland High School
Eleanor Harvey
Susan Barber
Barbara Lawless
Mary Shippey
Barbara Pine
Nancy Finnegan
Dolores Heiner
Rutland
Earl Harvey
Harry Shippey
Rockettes
Claremont
N.H
Cecelia Greene
Brattleboro Salesman Pleads Guilty in Purse Grabbing Case
A. Timothy Starks a 23 year old vacuum cleaner salesman pled guilty in Municipal Court to petty larceny after grabbing a purse containing 35 dollars from Mrs. L Alden Graves of 124 Elm Street on Oct 30. Bail set at 500 dollars and pre sentence investigation ordered.
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Brattleboro
A. Timothy Starks
George M. Fienberg
Starks
L. Alden Graves
Elm St
Fienberg
Bennington Village
Graves
Pownal
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Moe) Harrington
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